Youth killed in Texas City mystery with prison escape link
Charleroi Pa June 24 A 20 year old Eugene Jossen was found dead in a Texas box car amid a tale of two fugitive lifers John Maug and Eddie Turpac. brother Robert Jossen suspects the jailbreak duo killed him to aid an escape. He planned to visit the penitentiary to verify the clothes. The body wore a Charleroi high school class ring initials A R identified as his fiancée’s. Local social notes follow with family visits and guests in nearby towns.
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International News Service
Charleroi
Eugene Jossen
Texas
Alex Murray
Robert Jossen
Robert
Maug
Jossen
Big Springs
Tex
A. R
Anna Revela
Delighted Youngstown Dinner Hosts Noted
The home of Mrs. John Miller of Youngstown Ohio hosted a Friday morning gathering. A delightful one o clock dinner followed with assistance from Mrs. Bender of Youngstown and Mrs. J Davis of this place as the sole special guest.
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John Miller
Youngstown
Bender
J. ©. Davis
This Place
U. S. Home Loans Only For Those Now In Distress
Washington report states Pennsylvania mortgage owners must be in distress to qualify for Home Owners Loan Corporation aid. Applicants not facing foreclosure or unable to amortize debt elsewhere will be denied. Pennsylvania filing delays expected until state headquarters and manager are appointed. relief machinery to be ready in a week or ten days.
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New Castle
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Program
Home Loan Bank Board
Bank Board
Local Visites and Church Notices in Rose Point
Beryl Stickle visited relatives Loyal and Mrs Stickle and attended a Thursday evening weiner roast. A Reformed Presbyterian church service is set for June 25 at 11 am with Sabbath School Crusaders and C Y P U at 7 30 pm. Families and guests from Dubois Aspinwall Port Clinton Castlewood Slippery Rock Ellwood and New Castle attend various visits and gatherings this week.
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Beryl Stickle
Loyal Stickle
Reformed Presbyterian Church
O. D. Stickle
Harry Stoner
John McDonald
Dubois
Gertrude Woodford
Port Clinton
Beatrice Parison
Aspinwall
John Kelland
Irene Styer
Castlewood
Ethel McFarland
Gladys Wilkeson
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
George Young
William Patterson
Kenneth Vogt
Ellwood
Charles Kennedy
Portersville
Harry Houk
New Castle
Joe
Fred Pryor
Sabath
School group picnics and hiking trip near Cascade Park
Miss Margaret Phillips and her class of boys visited Cascade Park for a picnic dinner then walked to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rietz on the Butler road for a ham burgery. The group then went to the Frew Mill road camping ground for the evening bathing activities.
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Margaret Phillips
Cascade Park
Paul Rietz
Butler Road
Frew Mill Road
Ruth Lutz Leads Sunday School Breakfast at Cascade Park
Mrs. Ruth Lutz and the girls of her Sunday school class enjoyed a Wednesday morning breakfast at Cascade Park, sharing a cheerful gathering and fellowship.
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Ruth Lutz
Cascade Park
Calvary Presbyterian Women Invite Ladies Breakfast
The Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Presbyterian invites all ladies to breakfast on Thursday June 29 at 6 30 AM. The event is a church gathering and community outreach.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Calvary Presbyterian Church
E. N. G. Club Members Enjoy Pleasant Motor Trip
Members of the E. N. G. Club enjoyed a delightful motor trip to distant sights, traveling through scenic roads and returning with stories of camaraderie and shared adventure. The outing highlighted fellowship and a cheerful day spent away from routine duties.
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E. N. G. Club
Plans Residence In Clenmore Boulevard
M Rizika receives city engineer permit to build a brick veneer two story residence at 211 Clenmore Boulevard, according to the engineer's report.
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Clenmore Boulevard
M. Rizika
Pennsy Operating Income Increases in May 1933
Philadelphia June 24 The Pennsylvania railroad reported railway operating income of 5 091 000 for May 1933 up from 4 375 960 a year earlier an increase of 715 490 For the first five months of 1933 net operating income totaled 16 621 219 down from 20 660 350 in 1932 a drop of 4 039 131 Gross revenues for May were 26 371 112 a decline of 1 101 086 from May 1932 The Reading company also showed May 1933 net operating income of 1 231 993 up 314 686 from last year for the first five months of 1932 the total was 4 055 649 up 294 852 over the prior period
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Reading Company
Plan to Use Fire Houses for Relief in Lawrence City
Plans discussed to issue emergency relief orders at fire houses to spare trips to Court Street offices. Dr. G B Bennett head of the organization and D O Davies city director of public safety will confer soon. If adopted investigators may be stationed at fire houses on certain days to issue orders.
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Lawrence County
Court Street
G. 8. Bennett
D. O. Davies
Stores Eager to Cooperate Commended by Officials
Local officials praise store owners for cooperation in recent community initiatives. Business leaders express readiness to assist public programs, citing prior teamwork and commitment to local welfare.
City Sealer Sets Net Weight Rules for Fresh Produce
A. Reid English, city sealer of weights and measures, announced new net weight standards for berry and cherry boxes to protect buyers. Gooseberries and raspberries must be 1% pounds net, cherries with stems 1% pounds net, or 2 pounds without stems, guiding the selling of these fruits to ensure accuracy.
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A. Reid English
Shenango Motor Company Bond Challenge Returns to Court
In Shenango Motor Company versus John Garman, exceptions to the bond offered by defendant were filed this morning arguing Sara J. Wasson the surety does not own property in Lawrence county. Judge Hildebrand issued a rule to show cause why a new bond should not be furnished.
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Shenango Motor Company
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
John Garman
Sara J. Wasson
Lawrence County
Hildebrand
Explosion Traced to Falling Bottles at Neisner Store
About 4 40 this morning Officer Joseph Greer heard an explosion on his boat in the downtown district. Investigating officers found the noise came from a shelf collapsing under a pile of bottles in the Neisner store. The manager was notified.
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Joseph Greer
Neisner
Two Hundred Men To Resume Work
Several hundred Work Relief employees will resume relief jobs on Monday after an agreement between county and city to share the cost of workers insurance liability at 25 cents per person. All called for duty at 7 am will receive six days of work. Men instructed by Director Treser report July 3 and 10 at the Toolhouse, Croton Avenue, for assignments to Croton Avenue hill, Sutton and Ray Street quarries, Cascade boulevard, and Gaston and Cascade parks.
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Streets Treser
Croton Avenue
Sutton and
Ray Street
Cascade Boulevard
Gaston and
Cascade Parks
Not Collecting For Assyrian Society
Jacob Elias, trustee, Alex Joseph, treasurer and Albert Swiden, secretary of the Assyrian Race society to
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Assyrian Society
Jacob Elias
Alex Joseph
Albert Swiden
The
Assyrian Race Society
Man Accused of Soliciting Funds For Society
A man was reported going to various office holders and candidates for office asking for money, claiming it was for a society. The matter has been brought to the attention of Mayor Charles B. Mayne.
Bridge Endangered Creek Route Changes Near Elliott’s Mills
County commissioners completed work on the Slippery Rock Creek at Elliott's Mills to address a bridge abutment danger. A new channel cut across a creek curve and a washout near the abutment was filled in to stabilize the structure.
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Elliott’s Mills
Paroles Granted by Court for Two Inmates
Judge R L Hildebrand granted paroles this morning to John Conway who faced larceny charges and a county jail sentence from April 21 for 2 to 6 months and to Adam Stromberg accused of attempted breaking and entering with a jail term from March 24 of 3 months to a year.
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R. L. Hildebrand
John Conway
Adam Stromberg
New Kensington Post Office Opens For Public
New Kensington, Pa. officials and federal post office leaders dedicated the new $300,000 post office as it opened for business. C. R. Eilenberger, chief dedication speaker, noted rising mail volume and called it evidence of a new era of prosperity for the borough and state.
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International News Service
New Kensington
C. R. Eilenberger
Washington
Eileenberger
North Beaver Attend Mollenkopf Reunion in Petersburg Ohio
North Beaver residents Roy Shiderly and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Kuhn and two children Mr and Mrs Harvey Mollenkopf and daughter Mrs Kenneth Howard and daughter Verne Cumming Mr and Mrs N C Kuhn and William Meanor were among those from here to attend the Mollenkopf reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Mollenkopf at Petersburg Ohio on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Roy Shiderly
Clarence Kuhn
Harvey Mollenkopf
Kenneth Howard
Verne Cumming
N. C. Kuhn
William Meanor
Mollenkopf
Dale Mollenkopf
Petersburg
Local Social Notes From North Lima and Enon Valley
George McCalla and Thomas Dix visited the James Gilmore area while Mrs. Belle Hodge and family stayed with Lester Laughlin and family in North Lima Ohio. Mrs. Clara Hayes of East Liverpool Ohio visits her brother W C Casto and family. A barn dance drew attendees from the area at C Glascow home near Enon Valley Thursday night. Dale Rogers and children along with Charles Rogers attended children’s day exercises in New Middletown Ohio last Sunday.
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George McCalla
Thomas Dixon
James Gilmore
Belle Hodge
Lester Laughlin
North Lima
Clara Hayes
East Liverpool
W. C. Casto
C. Glascow
Enon Valley
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Turpac
Texas City
East New Castle
Walter Waddington
Aliquippa
Elsie Lewis
Akron, C
T. E. Shaffer
Mrs. George of
Vandergrift, Pa
Mrss
Ss. Whitacre
I. A. Lytle
T. C. Watson
Butler
Anne Moser
Alice Moser
Walter Bush
Volant
C. R. McConnell
Kenneth Kirkwood
Wampum
Merle Maybury
A. Hines Jr
Jackson Center
Nina Murphy
U. S
Rose Point
E. New Castle
Club Motor Trip
Pennsy
Jesse
Kerr and
Enwin
Jewelers and Silversmiths
North Mill St
Howard
Suosio’s
Butler Avenue
Bacon
Bliss Coffee
DR. H. Lloyd Rich
Optometrist
North
Columbia University
Derelman’s
East Washington St
General Electric
Offutt’s
Bargain Center
South Mill St
Davis
Penn Theatre
Mercer Street
Beaver
North Beaver
Monarch
Spencers Paint and Glass
So. Mercer St
Jefferson St
Crosley
Shelvador
Cripps Hardware Coo
East Wash
Creonoid
D.G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
Universal Electric
Pennsylvania Power Company
Robert Mackie
Fisher Bros
Bratz Service
Wright's Market
the Talk OF the
Julius Fisher
N. Mercer St
National Market
Parowax
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