City Tax Penalty Abatements Opinion Issued
City Solicitor William D. Coban delivered an opinion to City Treasurer C. C. McKibben on tax penalties and interest abatements for 1934 and earlier years. The plan allows abatement if 1934 and earlier taxes plus costs are paid by Nov 1, 1936 and 1935 taxes plus penalties are paid by the same date with staged 20 percent payments through 1940. default revives abatements. Owners may treat each parcel separately for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Coban
C. C. McKibben
Impressive 1936 St Philip and James Graduation
A capacity crowd attended the Hanna and Charles streets school celebration in the parish hall Tuesday evening. The yellow and white decorated hall set a festive tone for the commencement exercises honoring the 1936 graduating class. The principal speaker delivered the keynote address.
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St. Philip and James School
Hanna and
Charles Streets
Polish Consulate Honor Speakers At Holy Ghost School Event
Dr C Ripa con sul of Poland in Pittsburgh delivered an address during a ceremony at the Holy Ghost School. Speakers included Rev Fr Wysoczynski and Mayor Charles McGrath. Fr Stancelewski presented diplomas and a luncheon followed. Students listed include John Adamczyk and Joseph Bober. The News One Year five ninety.
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C. Ripa
Poland
Pittsburgh
S. E. Wysoczynski
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles McGrath
W. V. Stancelewski
Stancelewski
C. Kaputan
St. Michael's Church
Zbiegien
Solo
R. Melcer
Podziekowanie
W. Smialowska
Tesknota Za Ojczyzna
Pozegnanie
John Adamczyk
Joseph Bober
John Burket
Henry Golis
Stanislaus Lubie
Slippery Rock Men Appointed to Army Officers
War department announces appointments of several Pennsylvania men to the organized reserves of the regular army. Named are James Hugh Book of Slippery Rock as second lieutenant in infantry Nevin Ferguson Ferree of Coraopolis as second lieutenant in coast artillery Joseph Knox Stone Jr of Beaver as second lieutenant in infantry reserves and Roger Willock of Sewickley as second lieutenant in field artillery.
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Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
War Department Today
Pennsylvania
Regular Army
James Hugh Book
Slippery Rock
Infantry
Nevin Ferguson Ferree
Coraopolis
Coast Artillery
Joseph Knox Stone, Jr
Beaver
Roger Willock
Sewickley
Field Artillery
Casillo Selected to Direct Camp Program
Nicholas R. Casillo, senior high school instructor, will direct Camp John M. Phillips mass camping program for the Boy Scouts this summer. Camp opens July 11. Staff will be announced after a Lawrence County council camp committee meeting. Applications available at the scout office after June 29 and due by July 4.
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Nicholas R. Casillo
John M. Phillips
Boy Scouts
Casillo
Lawrence County Council
Scout Office
Camp Phillip
Council
Lien Filed For 1.38 Million On Charles Mitchell
An income tax lien for 1 384 222 92 was filed in New York against Charles E Mitchell former president of National City Bank. Collector Higgins sought 1929 taxes totaling 728 709 84 and penalties of 655 513 08.
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International News Service
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Internal Revenue
Higgins
Emergency Freight Rates Extended Halted on June 30
Rail roads in the commonwealth won PSC approval to extend emergency freight rates beyond their June 30 expiration to December 31. The rates, in effect since April 1934, were defended by coal steel cement gravel sand and related industries at a hearing before the commission.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Today
Public Service Commission
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Mahoning M E Church
Members gathered at Mrs. W C Woods East Clayton street for the regular monthly meeting. Mrs Q E Davy was elected president with Mrs W T Jones as vice president, Mrs Frank Gibson secretary, and Mrs W H Mauermann treasurer. A talk on Foreign Missions followed lunch hosted by the hostess and co-hostesses. The next meeting July 28 will be a picnic at the Miller Gibson cottage Cottage Grove.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
W. T. Jones
Frank Gibson
W. H. Mauermann
K J U Class Plans Breakfast After Tuesday Meeting
Members of the Ma honing Presbyterian church K J U class met Tuesday at Mrs. Frank Hamilton’s West Clayton street home with hostesses Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Paul Bender. A brief business session set plans for a breakfast with a date to be announced. After social time 14 guests shared lunch prepared by the hostesses aided by Jean Hamilton. Next meeting will be a picnic at Cottage Grove hosted by Mrs. George Horchler and others.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Frank Hamilton
West Clayton Street
Paul Bender
Hamilton
Jean Hamilton
George Horchler
Cottage Grove
Horchler
G. O. Scheidenaztle
William Olsen
Evelyn Marshall
Immersion Services Planned at Cottage Grove Sunday
Immersion services will be conducted at Cottage Grove Sunday at 3 p m. Members of the Mahoning M E church who have requested it prior to that date will be immersed.
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Cottage Grove
Mahoning M. E
Helen Anderson Recovers After Appendectomy in City Hospital
Helen Anderson of West Madison Avenue recently had an appendectomy at Jameson Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and is reported to be recovering nicely.
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Helen Anderson
West Madison Avenue
Jameson Memoral Hospital
Arthur Bruno
Pittsburgh
O. C. Kerr
West Cherry Street
Cook's Forest
W. E. Horner
Warren
Ohio
J. B. Kerr
Bessemer
Harriet Birk
North Cedar Street
Strawberry Festival at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
A strawberry festival fundraiser held on Thursday evening on the church lawn Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church with admission prices listed as 15 cents and 25 cents Loc it likely denotes location in Mahoningtown.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Lawn
Scouts of Troop 4 Plan Meeting at Walnut Glen
Members of Boy Scouts troop 4 meet Thursday evening at 7 o clock at Walnut Glen for an important gathering.
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Boy Scouts
Walnut Glen
Band Concert Friday Night At Park
The Pennsylvania railroad band led by H. M. Culbertson will give an open air concert at 7:30 PM in the park on North Liberty Street. This is the third in a series sponsored by the Seventh Ward Civic Club featuring 36 musicians.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
North Liberty Street
H. M. Culbertson
Seventh Ward Civic Club
Tragedy Aboard Transport Linked to Tropical Assignments
Lt. Lind say M. Bawsel of Atlanta leaped with his three children aged 5 3 and 2 from the rail of the Chauteau Thierry off the Florida coast. The family drowned along with two others while en route to Washington for observation at Walter Reed. The incident cited in Congress as illustrating why long tropical postings affect troops. Bawsel had been assigned to the Canal Zone since September 1934.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Bawsel
Chauteau-Thierry
Lindsay M. Bawsel
Atlanta
Florida
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Army Base
Canal Zone
Tropics
State Employment Shows Increase in Pennsylvania May
Pennsylvania industrial establishments added more than 8 000 jobs in May and payrolls rose by 1 250 000 weekly, per Secretary Perkins. The state led all regions in payroll gains and ranked twelfth in employment growth, with a 1.6 percent rise in jobs and an 8.7 percent payroll increase from April.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Keystone State
Woman Hurt After East Lutton and Cunningham Collision
Louis Cherol reports his mother sustained knee, hand, and facial injuries in a 5 15 p m collision on East Lutton street at Cunningham avenue. He says he drove west while M K Miller traveled east on the same street.
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Louis Cherol
Division Street
Voyage of the Normandie Ends in Havre After Collision
The Normandie sails for Havre with a damaged British biplane displayed on its bow to aid French damages. Passengers sort fees for crew, about 150 dollars for those with families. Culbertson remarks on women’s bridge skills, noting his wife’s prowess and two stolen dogs named Big Slam and Small Slam.
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Normandie
M. Rene Pugnet
Havre
Channel
Southampton
Mr. Culbertson
Beulah Heaton Sets Sail for Philippine Mission Work
Miss Beulah Heaton daughter of Dr and Mrs C H Heaton of Northview avenue left home on Saturday for missionary service in the Philippine Islands She stopped in Chicago and visited her former Elkhart Indiana church before sailing July 4 aboard the U S President McKinley She will visit Wheaton Illinois and Seattle Washington prior to departure The News By Mail One Year five dollars
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Beulah Heaton
C. H. Heaton
Northview Avenue
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Elkhart
Indiana
U. S
McKinley Miss Heaton
Wheaton
Ill
Seattle
Wash
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Charles Mitchell
Seventh Ward News
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Presbyterian
America
Studebaker
Barnes-Snyder Motor CO
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New Castle
Seventh Ward Personals
Lee Donaldson
George Benson of
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
W. C. Shanafelt
Frank Wimner
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Harvey Mollenkopf
Mt. Jackson Road
Banser
Arthur C. Wimer
Silverman
Zep
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France
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
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Philippines
Peoples
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UTT
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