Youth found dead in Texas City. two fugitives eyed
Charleroi police probe a bizarre tale of Eugene Jossen's death. Brother Robert Jossen named two escapees, Maug and Turpac, as suspects and said the youth was killed to aid an escaped prisoner. The body was found in a Texas freight car. a class ring and fiancée Anns Revela tied the victim to Charleroi.
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Charleroi
Eugene, Jossen
Texas
Alex Murray
Robert Jossen
Jonsen
Big Springs
Tex
A.R
Anns Revela
Cher- Jeroi
Chicago
Tair
Weiner roast gathers Rose Point residents and visitors
Social notes report a weiner roast at the home of Loyn and a gathering at a busy Dubois residence. Visitors include Gertrude Woodford Port Clinton and Beatrice Parisen Aspinwall. Irene Styer Castlewood stays with Ethel McFarland. several local families host guests.
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Beryl Stickle
Loyn Stickle
Reformed Presbyterian Church
O. D. Stickle
Harry Stoner
John*McDonald
Dubois
Gertrude Woodford
Port Clinton
Beatrice Parisen
Aspinwall
John Kelland
Irene Styer
Castlewood
Ethel McFarland
Gladys Wilkeson
Slippery Rock State' Teachers College
George Young
Willam Patterson
Picnic and activities with Margarey xomps group at Cascade Park
Miss Margarey xomps led boys to Cascade Park for a picnic then to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riets on the Butleroad for a ham burg fry. The outing continued at the camping ground of local girls on the Frow Mill road with evening bathing. Breakfast at Cascade Park noted for Ruth Tuts and Sunday school girls. An upcoming Breakfast Plan by the Women’s Missionary Society of Calvary Presbyterian Church is announced for June 26 at 6:30 am. EF. N. G. Club motor trip mentioned as a separate item.
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Margarey Xomps
Cascade Park
Paul Riets
Butleroad
Frow Mill Road
Park
Ruth Tuts
Ciscade Park
Women's Missionary Society’ of the Calvary
Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes From Youngstown and Vicinity
Youngstown and nearby places report social visits and greetings Friday through midweek. Mrs Bender of Youngstown assisted at a one o clock function. Walter Waddington, a business caller, visited Aliquippa. Mrs Else Lewis visited sister Mrs Shaffer in Alcon. Mrs George of Vandergrift visits daughter. Lytle and Watson traveled to Butler. Anne Moser stays with Alice Moser in Butler. Walter Bush and Volant guests at C R McConnell home. Kenneth Kirkwood of Wampum visited sister Nine Murphy. Harold Kanpa and Zelda Powell spent time with relatives in Youngstown. John Robinson Monroe Ohio and Way Conn Hooker Pa hosted guests.
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East New
Castile
Walter ‘Waddington
Aliquippa
Else Lewis
Alcon
T. E. Shaffer
Harold’ Kanpa
Zelda
Powell
Youngstown
Lale Christy
John. Robinson
Monroe
Way Conn
Hooker
U S Home Loans Target Distressed Homeowners
Washington reports new federal relief limits loans to owners facing distress. Only those in danger of foreclosure may qualify under the emergency program. Applicants seeking refinancing without danger will be denied. Pennsylvania will delay some applications as state offices appoint staff.
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Washington
Kew Castle
D. Y
Pennsylvania
Joan Corporation
Joan
Barik ‘Seld
Plans Residence On Clenmore Boulevard
City engineer grants permit for a two story brick veneer residence on Clenmore Boulevard. Rizike approved after engineer’s report outlines construction details and compliance.
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Clenmore Boulevard
M- Rizike
Molenkopf reunion draws families from Petersburg Ohio
North Beaver residents and relatives attended the Molenkopf reunion at Petersburg Ohio hosted by Mr and Mrs Dale Molenkopf. Local attendees included Roy Shiderly Clarence Kuhn and families Verne Cutting Mollene McAria Lomas Dix James Gilmore Belle Hodge Laughlin Clara Hayes and W C Liver pool along with several others visiting from nearby towns. The gathering occurred Wednesday afternoon and evening with members traveling from North Lima and Enon Valley to share with kin.
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Redmon
Roy'Shiderly
Clarence Kuhn
George McAria
Lomas Dixon
James ‘Gilmore
Enon Valley
Workers to resume relief jobs Monday after county city pact
An agreement between the county and city leads to shared funding for work relief. All men ready for duty at 7B, Monday morning. Those reviewed by the Director of Streets reported for work on July 3 and 19. They will report to the Toolhouse Graton Avenue and be assigned to Croton Avenue Hill Latton Ray Street quarries Caarede Boulevard and Ganton Cascade parks.
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Ploye
S. Ansurance
Uty
Streeta Treserta
Graton
Avenue
Croton Avenue
Hill, Latton and
Ray
Caarede Boulevard
Ganton and
Cascade Parks
Not Collecting For Assyrian Society
A fragment notes names linked to the Assyrian Race Society with Jiecob as trustee, Alex Joseph as treasurer, and Albert Swiden as secretary. The text remains incomplete but points to leadership roles within the organization.
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Assyrian Society
Jiecob
Bilas
Alex Joseph
Albert Swiden
The
Assyrian Race Society
Man Accused of Soliciting Funds for Society
A man was reported visiting office holders and candidates soliciting money under the pretense that it supported the society. The report names the man and notes the matter has been brought to the attention of Mayor Charles B. Meyne.
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Charles B. Meyne
Bridge Route Change Ends Endanger Creek
County commissioners completed work to alter the Sappery Creek banks at Elliott’s mills where the south abutment of the bridge was endangered. A new channel across a curve in the creek was cut and a washout near the abutment filled in.
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Rock Creek
Elliott’e Mills
Paroles Granted After Court Session
Judge BR. L. Hildebrand released two offenders this morning. John Con Way, arrested for larceny and jailed 2 to 6 months from April 21, is freed. Adam Stromberg, convicted of attempted breaking and entering, jailed 3 months to a year from March 24, also granted liberty.
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BR. L. Hildebrand
John Con Way
Adam Stromberg
New Kensington Post Office Opens to Public
New Kensington's new $300,000 post office opened with ceremonial dedication attended by federal post office officials and borough and state leaders. R Eilenberger praised officials who secured the new branch citing rising mail volume as evidence of a new era of prosperity.
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New Kensington
R. Eilenberger
Waoahington
Beenberger
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