Indicted Pittsburgh Officials Face Misdemeanor Charges
Grand jury to hear bills drawn by District Attorney Andrew Park against Mayor Charles H. Kline and former Supplies Director Bertram L. Succop for contract violations. Indictments allege lack of competitive bids on office rugs and other supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Park
Interal News Service
Pitt ‘Sburgh
Charles H. Kline
Bertram L. Succop
Grand Jury
John V. Moore
Kline
Succop
John Houston
Mayview Hospital
Council
Supplies Department
Notable visit of 103rd Cavalry to New Castle
Maj Wolfe and Capt Shelton expected this afternoon for an informal visit with the civilian committee planning a luncheon at the Elks home. Troop will drill at the stable grounds at 7 p.m. guards in summer uniforms. Lightning damage repaired, encampment in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Wolfe
Capt. Shelton
Elks Home
Citizens’ Committee
Measel
Regular Worship and Sunday School at Neshannock U P Church
The Neshannock United Presbyterian Church schedules morning worship Sunday at 9 45 and Sunday school at 11 Rev St Clair leads the service in a concise local church notice of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock U. P
Rev. St. Clair
Visitors and relatives gather in local area
Shirley Winner visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Martin Booker of Neshannock Falls. Robb Mounts and Mrs Mounts visit New Wilmington relatives. Theodore Hunt of Warren Ohio visits. T C West returns from Philadelphia and Reading. W R Book silver wedding anniversary attended by Cameron family and McCracken relatives. Hershel Ritenour visits Bridgeville. Maude McCracken visits son Leslie McCracken. Clarence Crushel visits W D West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Winner
Martin Booker
Neshannock Falls
Robb Mounts
New Wilmington
Robb Cameron
Paul
R. J. Cameron
Stewart Hunt
Ralph Fenton
Leslie McCracken
W. R. Book
Euclid Avenue
New Castle
Hershel Ritenour
Bridgeville
Maude McCracken
Volant
Clarence Crushel
Koppel
W. D. West
Farmers hear two talks by expert on raspberry diseases
About 30 farmers attended two sessions by George Zundel, plant expert from the Plant Pathology Department at State College, discussing methods to identify and combat raspberry diseases. The morning meeting was at R. S. Johnston’s farm in Wilmington township, and the afternoon session at Carl Johns’ farm near Slippery Rock church in Wayne township. County farm agent H. R. McCulloch organized the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zundel
Plant Pathology Department
State College
R. S. Johnston
Wilmington Township
Carl Johns
Slippery Rock Church
Wayne, Township
H. R. McCulloch
Lutherans Pick Los Angeles As Convention City
Los Angeles was chosen as the site for the 1932 annual convention of the International Walther League of the Lutheran Church at the close of the 39th annual conference in Luthreland Pa. Detroit and Buffalo were among the bidders. The four day sessions concluded with final business and delegates prepared to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lutherland
Los Angeles
International Walther League of the Lutheran Church
Pacific Coast
Detroit
Buffalo
Reception for Rev A G Montgomery At Four Mile Church
Tent Hall News reports a large reception in Four Mile for the newly welcomed Rev A G Montgomery now serving Fairview Salem and Four Mile churches. Near 400 attendees enjoyed music readings and a welcome address by Rev S A Kirkbride with remarks from Rev H A Gearhardt and Rev F C Black. Hal Scroggs led as chairman and Gertrude Davidson played piano. The event closed with a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Baird
Kate McFarland
Elmer Baird
Harry Kretzer
A. G. Montgomery
Four Mile
Fairview
Salem
Hal Scroggs
Gertrude Davidson
Beaver Falls
Children’s Day Program Draws Large Mahoning Audience
The Mahoning Sunday morning Children’s Day program drew a large appreciative crowd. The children sang recited and performed exercises with skill while many beautiful flowers were on display. Paul Carlisle of New Bedford is mentioned in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Paul Carlisle
New Bedford
Fire destroys James Chemical plant at Kane
Fire at the James Chemical company in Kane Pennsylvania destroyed a large building, with unofficial loss estimates around 50000 dollars. Firemen rushed to the scene to prevent spread to adjacent plant structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
International News Service
James Chemical Company
Family thanks friends for kindness after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement and for floral tributes and cars donated. Mrs Frank Giancotti and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Giancotti
Robbers Take Clothing After Brick Shatters Local Store
Thieves hurled a brick through S. Levin's Moravia Street store window around 3 am and escaped with a stash of wearing apparel. Officers Young Moore and Tera traced them to Big Run but could not catch them. Investigations revealed overalls, work pants and shirts were stolen. In separate incidents Joseph Arenth reported garage break in on McCleary Avenue with oil gasoline and tools taken from a locked garage. A meter reader noted two weeks earlier two boys on June 7 entered Harry McKee's garage and stole a fishing rod and reel worth 13 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Levin
Moravia Street
M. J. Young
Moore
Tera
Big Run
J. Young and
Samuels
Joseph Arenth
Sampson St
McCleary Avenue
Harry McKee
East Washington Street
Tax Collections Are Fairly Good This Month
County Treasurer Adda M. Smiley reports tax collections in fairly good volume, improving on last year. Many taxpayers seek the five percent discount offered when paying county taxes this month and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda M. Smiley
Court Session Friday Hearing Motions and Petitions
Judges Hildebrand and Chambers set a Friday morning session to hear motions and petitions with several cases returnable tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand
Chambers
Pulaski Township Namesits Teachers for Ensuing Year
Pulaski township school directors announce the elected teachers for the coming year. The list includes F. A. Campbell, Helen Shields, Alice Bowden, Angie Atkinson, K. D. Miller, Mil dred E. Hall, Pearl Alch, Alice Goodwin, Helen Turner, Grace Uber, Helen G. Clarke and others from Pulaski and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Township
F. A. Campbell
Helen Shields
Alice Bowden
Angie Atkinson
New Bedford School
K. D. Miller
Pulaski
Mildred E. Hall
Summerville
Pearl Alch
Falkman
Alice Goodwin
Frizzleburg
Helen Turner
Brown
Grace Uber
Helen G. Clarke
Cotton
Mission Seeks Volunteers for Potatoes Planting Drive
City Rescue Mission gathers volunteers for Saturday to plant 26 bushels of potatoes at Ed Speer farm on Harlansburg road. About 18 bushels have been planted already. Superintendent B. J. Watkins urges volunteers to meet at the mission Saturday at 7 AM. transportation will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins City Rescue Mission
Ed Speer
Harlansburg Road
B. J. Watkins
Civil War Veterans And Wives Invited To Battery B Reunion
Civil War veterans their wives widows and kindred are invited to Mt. Jackson on Saturday June 27 for the Battery B reunion. Post No. 100 G A R commander D M Clark says muster at the Legion home north Jefferson Street by 9:30 a.m. and conveyances will take them to Mt. Jackson and back after the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
D. M. Clark
Battery B
Legion Home
North Jefferson Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburgh
Harry
All
Yanet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Vic McLaglen
Eopit Lowe
Flagg
Quirt
Greta Nissen
EL Brendel
Navy
Robert
Made
U.S. Navy
OUR Gang
Candyland Company
Oxfords
Ree
E. Wash. St. New Castle, Pa
TVS
Convention City
C. L. Carlisle
Glenn de Vassie
Jack
A. J. Taylor
Louetta Pomeroy
F. A. Montgomery
Barbara Scott
Will Shehy
E. F. Munn
Billy
Erie
C. J. Flynn
George Scott
James Devlin
Youngstown
Mary Holiday
Annetta Holiday
Junior Missionary Society of
Lowellville Cemetery
Ben Montgomery
Hoover
Grove City
Guthrie
Yankee Lake
Duke
Cotton Club Orchestra
Don
Clark
John Gilbert
Louis Wolheim
Anita Page
Leila Hyans
Marie Prevost
George Cooper
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!