Sicilian Girls Club Guests Dinner Plans Featured
A social evening at Jennie Venturella’s home showcased the Sicilian Girls' club with a brief business period, a card contest honoring Mary Gennaula and Viola Vinio, and a dainty repast served by the hostess and her sister Nula Venturella. The club’s next meeting was scheduled for Thursday at Miss sine Tomasello’s East Washington street home.
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Jennie Venturella
Whreington Road
Mary Gennaula
Viola Vinio
Nula Venturella
Sine Tomasello
East Washington Straet
Cabinet meeting precedes Square Circle business tonight
Miss Abruzzini announces a cabinet meeting at 7 precedes the Square Circle business meeting at 8. The club plans a social hygiene course and will discontinue activities in guy. Steal violin auto Los Angeles Cal J B Sutherland owned a violin valued at 1000. He parked his automobile, locked doors, and returned to find both missing.
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Square Circle
Los Angeles
Cal
J. B. Sutherland
Local residents visit friends and seek medical care
Personal mentions recount Pittsburgh visitors and New Castle hospital admissions and discharges. Names include Ralph Radcliffe, Mrs. Wy L. Davis, Miss Josephine Dwart, Miss Jenni Anderson, William Jamison, Reed Smith, Mrs. Elsig Nessie, Mrs. Charles Perry, Harry Hayes, Mrs. Phoebe Jones, Miss Mary Greene, Cyrus Patterson, Geell Suber, Samantha Sherbandy, Ronald Gustafson, Harold Shafter, William Linton, J. B. Yusef, Mrs. Melly, William Evans, Matie Strilmater, Miss Helen Allen, Captain Worthington, Oscar Pence, Walter Majors, Joan Woods, William Pitts, Margaret McCracken, Rachel and Esther Heynolds, Sherwood Johns, and Edward Marvin, with mentions of Jameson Memorial Hospital and other local facilities.
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Ralph Radclife
Pittsburgh
Wy L. Davis
Warren Avenue
Gverd
Ohio
Josephine Dwart
Greenville
New Castle
Jenni: Anderson
Almira
Sharpsburg
Wiliam A. Jamison
Youngstown
V. Hotner
Newcastle Friends
Reed Smith
West Pittsburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Elsig Nessie
Pine Surec
Jamesoni Memorial Hospital
Charles Perry
Rochester
N. Y
A. R. Kingsbury
Laurel Avenue
Harry Hayes
West Laurel Ave
Tug
Jame~son Memorial Hospital
Phoebe Jones
Locus Street
Jame~ Son Memorial Hospital
Mary I. Greene
Chestnut Street
Cyrus Patterson
Geell Suber
Samily
Hillcrest Avenue
Ac Kane
Samantha Sherbandy
Vistiing
H.C. Shillings
Walnut St
Ronald Gustafson
Fairmont
Harold A. Shafter
Highland Avenue
Akron
William 4. Linton
New York
GN. Clarke
Groton Avenue
Melly
Sheridan Avenue
New Castle Hospital
William Evans
West Middlesex
Matie Strilmater
Sewickley
Helen S. Alen
Chestnut
Worthington
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Grand Division
Oscar Pence
North Crawford Avenue
Walter Majors
Croton Avenue
John Bair
Schenley Apartments
Las Alexander
Englewood
Joan Woods
South Street
Williama Pitts
Mahoningtowna
Margaret Louise McCracken
Northview Avenue
Rose Stewart
Moorwood Avenue
Rachel
Esther Heynolds
Sherwood Johns
Park Avenue
Edward Marvin
Garfield Avenue
Bethany
W. Va
Bethany College
Rising Star Club Meeting At Mrs Respress Home
The Rising Star club met at Mrs Lula Respress home with the president presiding. An entertainment program is planned for the near future. Future meetings to be held at 2 West Home Street with officer elections. The W M B Class at Union Baptist Church will present a program at 8 PM featuring scripture, prayers, solos, duets, a dialogue, a recitation, a paper, and instrumental pieces by local performers.
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Rising Star Club
Lula
C. L. Alexander
2 West
Cleveland mayor tied to distant record request
A long distance record claim centers on Mayor Ray T. Muley of Cleveland who allegedly received a letter from a Peiping China university student asking for a job for a friend. The event is presented as a record request connected to the new Democratic chief executive.
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Cleveland
Ray T. Muley
Peiping
China
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather for June Meetings
In Cavalry Church Bush New Castle the Women’s Missionary Society held its regular June 15 1932 meeting with devotionals by Mrs Roy Long and talks on the West Indies and the Philippines. New members Mrs McConahy and Mrs Pitsch joined. a July 13 picnic was planned. Randolph Circle of King’s Daughters met with a lawn luncheon and elected officers. Agnes Sehande Missionary Society planned a July 24 picnic. Daughters of America to meet at McGonnhill. Missionary Luncheon at First Baptist Church Section Five featured a program with Mrs Stanley Reese as guest.
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FLT
F. P. A. Club
Alma Hughes
Mart Street
Clara Majors
Esther Taylor
Tn He Homie
Martin Street
Cavalry Church
Women's Missionary Society of Cavalry Presbyterian Church
Bush New Castle
Roy Long
West Indies
Earl Powell
Afrs
Pitsch
Hoover Gove
Shaffer
Slater
Phillipines
Manin
Tredericks
Philippines
Hoover
McConahy
Pilsch
Randolph Circle
King's Daughters
C. Clark
Charles Berry
Rochester
Charles Weddell
Dolly Eile
Ira Campbell
Ira Fulkerson
J. C. Leahner
W.R. Wallace
Andrew Reider
Agnes Sehande Society
Agnes Sehande Missionary Society
St. Paul's
William Wilson
Sumner Avenue
Women's Mission
The
First Baptist Church
B. French Johnson
Stanley Reese
Robbery Report In Volant Involving Gypsy Woman
A. P. Hultster of Volant told police that Nick Miller was robbed of his pocketbook containing several dollars by a gypsy woman. The culprit fled in an old Dodge sedan with Ohio plates, driven by a large man, a woman, and a small child.
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A. P. Hultster
Volant
Nick Miller
Ohio
Lwo
Local Young People Win Essay Contest
The Third United Presbyterian Church members celebrate as Kathryn Hopper wins a national essay prize with "Life Investment Taught in Stewardship" earning twenty dollars. John Copeland, son of Rev. and Mrs. S B Copeland, captures second prize in his division for his essay submission.
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P. C. UW
United States
Kathryn Hopper
John Copeland
S B. Copeland
What My Money Can Do for God Award Mentioned
A brief note states that on the topic What My Money Can Do for God a speaker was awarded ten dollars for the contribution.
Gratuities Paid to Vet Dependents Under New Law
The Lawrence Coin chapter of the American Red Cross notes gratuities in the form of six months pay are available to dependents of soldiers sailors or nurses who die in service. This payable benefit is advised to eligible dependents and applies to those who meet the law’s criteria.
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Lawrence
American Red Cross
Crossed Warrant for Medical Support Cited by Red Cross
In a terse note authorities state aid is contingent on good conduct and not due to misconduct. The Red Cross headquarters provides purine information on this subject and urges seeking guidance through official channels.
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Geceasea
Red Cross
Revolt Confirmed in Bangkok Siam Capital
Paris dispatch reports the French journal office confirming that a revolution has broken out in Bangkok, the capital of Siam, amid tense political upheaval and protests spreading across the city.
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Mhtional
Paris
Jordiem
Bangkok
Siam
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