Cotton Leads British Open with 68 in tough conditions
Henry Cotton fired a 33-35-68 to take early lead at Muirfield in the British Open while facing a cloudburst. Richard Byron tied for medal with 141 after 36 holes, as Ernest Kenyon 70 and A J Lacey 71 climbed the leaderboard amid steady scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wray
Muirfield
Scotland
Henry Cotton
Cotton
Richard Byron
Ernest Kenyon
A. J. Lacey
Sid Brews
Bert Gadd
Eric Green
W. J. Martin
W. Nolan
Don Cameron
D. J. Rees
F. J. Bradbeer
J. Walker
R. H. Oppenheimer
Capitolasdefeat Keystones in postponed league game
Capitolas softball team took a postponed league game from the Keystone A C team 7 to 2 at B and O field. Lee Giardo earned his fifth win allowing three hits while Maielle held Caps to nine hits. Frank Stone led Capitolas with three safeties and two runs scored as Sam Bullano and Nickie Gennock contributed two hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitolas
Keystone A. C
Lee Giardo
Caps
Maielle
Frank Stone
Sam Bullano
Nickie Gennock
R. H. EB
Keystones
Mastern
Giardo
Bullano
Parker and Evans
Moose Ball Notes Seek Doubleheader Scheduling
Moose mushcball team of Frank lin Pennsylvania aims to schedule a double header on Sundays or the Fourth of July, with managers directed to contact Max Pyle, Franklin. MECHANICALS WIN GAME The Mechanical softball team defeated Jones 17 to 7 at Cedar Street Field as Patton pitched a nine‑hit game. Bulisco hit a homer along with Hughes Dunkerley and Abraham driving the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Mushcball
Franklin, Pa
Max Pyle
Mechanicals
Tin Mill League
Jones
Cedar Street Field
Patton
Bulisco
Hughes
Dunkerley
Abraham
Audias Defeats Reliable Midgets 5 2 at Scungio Field
Audias softball team beat Reliable Midgets 5 to 2 at Scungio field. J Marcella starred with a triple while T Ross held the losers to five hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audias
Scungio
J. Marcella
T. Ross
Unions to Face Butchy Bakers at Harrison Field
Fred Marcella, business manager of the Unions, announced a Sunday afternoon game at Harrison Field in Youngstown against the world famous Butchy Bakers. The Bakers are two year champions of the Ohio city and represented Youngstown last year in the National Journey at the World's Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marcella
Harrison Field
Youngstown
Butchy Bakers
Ohio City
Chicago
Capitola Juniors Schedule Busy With Three Games
The Capitola Juniors face Young Kangs Thursday at 10 30 in a junior league game at B O field then play St Andrews Friday at the same field. Next week the Cap Juniors meet Radiator Juniors at Cascade Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola
St. Andrews
Cap
Radiator
Cascade Field
Firemen Arrange Two Good Baseball Games
Sixth Ward Firemen's baseball team will open at Lee Avenue Field at 6 p m Thursday against Colonial A C and Friday the Mahoning Indies meet West Side on their home field. Art Alexander has already pitched a no run no hit game and the Firemen's team is drawing strong independent competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward Firemen
Colonial A. C
Lee Avenue Field
Mahoning Indies
West Side
Firemen
Art Alexander
Bass Fishermen Await First Day
Harrisburg report notes thousands of Pennsylvania anglers expected to flood bass waters on July 1, opening the warm water game fish season. Prospects point to exceptional catches as the season begins with July open to black bass and other warm water species, while trout close July 31 and bass close November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Louis to fight Baer after Carnera knockout
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Joe Louis would meet Max Baer in a 15 round heavyweight bout. The fall showdown is planned for one of New York's baseball parks, following Louis's knockout of Primo Carnera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Primo Carnera
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Louis
Max Baer
Jacobs
Ross A. C. Keep Record Intact in Mushball Victory
Ross A. C. defeated Sokols Jr. 18 to 11 at B. & O. field on Tuesday to extend a winning streak to eleven games. Rags Gennock hit his seventh homer of the season and Tony Pagley added his sixth. Coach Frankie Ross leads the team with strong offense and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross A. C
Sokers Jr
Rags Gennock
Tony Pagley
Frankie Ross
Sokols
Ross
Bertolino
Micallo
Colia
Rozzi
Volant Beats Princeton 4-3 At Pulaski Field
The Volants defeated Princeton 4 to 3 at Pulaski Field last night. Sonnig allowed five hits and struck out 10. Grundy led Volant with three hits, Bilger, F Sholler and Sonntag added two each. Volant hosts Brent and Rose Point later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Princeton
Pulaski Field
Sonniag
Volants
Grell
Grundy
Bilger
F. Sholler
Sonntag
Brent
Rose Point
Newlyweds Honored in Castlewood Surprise
Castlewood honors Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young, the bride Grace Kiesling, with a joyous Saturday evening gathering at the Young home. Relatives and friends enjoyed music, chat, and a late lunch served by Mrs. Chas Young, Mrs. Jack Doak, and the hostess. The couple received many gifts in memory of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Young
Grace Kiesling
Chas. Young
Jack Doak
Harmony Baptist class elects officers for new term
Mrs John Henderson entertained Harmony Baptist church Sunday School in Castlewood Friday evening. An election named President Ethel Mac Roach Vice President Ethel Watters Secretary Julia Houk Treasurer Ellen Louise Francis and social committee Mary Walch Mildred Hogue Ethel Watters A luncheon followed and the class scheduled a meeting July 25 at Miss Ethel Mae Roach's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
Harmony Baptist Church
Castlewood
Ethel Mac Roach
Ethel Watters
Julia Houk
Ellen Louise Francis
Mary Walch
Mildred Hogue
Mary Long
Ethel Mae Roach
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Castlewood Notes On Weekend Visits Across The Area
Local residents share weekend visits and guests across New Castle Ravenna Akron Slippery Rock and Gainsville. Families including Houk Morrow Brown and Cunningham hosted relatives and friends from Ohio Florida and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood
Frank Hall
Anna Hawkins
Ravenna
Ohio
James G. Houk
Willis Menkin
Raymond
Leasure Avenue
New Castle
Russell Hilliard
R. DeWitt Brown
Victor
Gainsville
Fla
C. A. Morrow Home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allan Morrow
Paul Taylor
East Brook
C. A. Morrow
Mildred Fall
Roberta Nudder
Akron
Julia Houk
Allan Wright
Rose Point
W. E. Heasley
Warren
Billie
R. S. Cunningham
Joe Cowan
Methods to measure mountain height described
The height of a mountain may be determined in several ways by the aneroid barometer or by vertical angles and also by the line of a spirits level.
Brains Beauty Job At Fifty Second W G M Convention
Local report notes attendees at the fifty second annual convention of the W G M of the U P church of North America. Mr and Mrs Harvey C McDonnell and children Mary and John from Eau Claire visited Crescent avenue hosts Richard A McDonley. J W Mayne and daughter Ruth from Todd avenue drove to Cook's forest for a park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church of North America
Harvey C. McDonley
Mary
John
Eau Claire
Richard A. McDonley
Crescent Avenue
J. W. Mayne
Ruth
Todd Avenue
Cook's Forest
Engagement Of Local Girl Made Known Last Night
At a gathering at Mrs. Irvin J. Romack’s home Frances Faye Romack will marry Ernest Hensley of Lexington Kentucky. The couple plan to wed in Ellwood City on July 27 with an evening of bridge and a luncheon following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Irvin J. Romack
Pershing Street
Frances Faye
Ernest Hensley
Lexington
Annabelle Sanders
Judd Liebendorfer
Irma Irwin
Clara Ritchey
Sue Cox
Marjorie Liebendorfer
Marie McDeavitt
Elizabeth Lowry
Lorena Thompson
Mesdames Todd Lloyd
Clytus Steinberger
David Jones, Jr
Berlin Smith
Harry Latimer
Loyal E. Romack
John Nicholl
Emma Evans
New Castle
Opal Collingwood
Erie
F. E. Sloan
Northeast
Ethel and
Mary Ann Billingsley
Emma Farm Camp Opens For Summer
The Emma Farm camp at Harmony opened with 212 mothers and children from the Pittsburgh district. In charge are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Teller. Hospitality day is planned for next Sunday, the only one this season. The camp runs to August 30 with 212 boys in July and 212 girls in August, each in 12 day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Emma Farm
Harmony
Pittsburgh
Sidney Teller
Loyal Orange No 14 Holds Meeting in Ellwood City
Members of the Victory District Loyal Orange No. 14 met at the First National Bank building in Ellwood City for a quarterly session with delegates from Butler New Castle and Beaver Valley attending. Mr Coutt of New Castle was elected delegate to the State Grand Lodge in Philadelphia this August. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is planned for September in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Victory District
Loyal Orange No. 14
First National Bank
Butler
New Castle
Beaver Valley
Coutt of
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Knox 500 Club Meets at Pierce Home in Ellwood City
Mrs. Gorman Pierce hosted the Knox 500 club gathering at her Knox Street home in Ellwood City. Two tables played with Mrs Hilliard Swick winning the score award. Mrs Carl Eichholtz assisted with a luncheon. The group disbands for July and August and resumes the first Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gorman Pierce
Knox
Knox 500
Hilliard Swick
Carl Eichholtz
Aiken White and Thompson Family Reunions Scheduled
Ellwood City notices announce the 18th Aiken family reunion at Cascade park on June 29 with a 1 PM picnic. The White family holds its annual reunion at the Ellwood Zelienople road home of the late Samuel White with a 1 PM picnic. James Thompson descendants plan the 19th annual reunion at Huber's Beach on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Aiken
Cascade Park
White
Samuel White
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
James Thompson
Huber’s Beach
Bell Memorial church Class No 2 meets at Cunningham home
Class No 2 of Bell Memorial church met at Mrs Ida Cunningham's Orchard avenue home with hostesses Mrs Lusher and Mrs Sumner. After a brief business session a luncheon for 13 was served. A social time followed. Next meeting slated for the second Tuesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Ida Cunningham
Orchard Avenue
Lusher
Sumner
Funeral Rites For Accident Victim George Nye
Funeral services for George Nye of Lilyville age 19 were held at St. Mark's Lutheran church Ellwood City. Rev Robert E Bell led with Rev W T Wilson ill. The accident occurred between Ellwood and Zelienople when Sharpe Wright of Camp Run drove the car off a stone and overturned. Wright was injured. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers John and Harvey Clyde William and Merle Gallaher Carl and George McKenna. Survived by his mother and many siblings. father Perry Nye died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George Nye
Lilyville
Mary Nye
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
W. T. Wilson
Robert E. Bell
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Ellwood
Zelienople
Sharpe Wright
Camp Run
Fombell
Wright
Isle of Somewhere
G. N. Hazen
Howard Syphrit
Henry Druschel
Roy McDanel
Perry Nye
John
Harvey Clyde
William
Merle Gallaher
Carl
George McKenna
Gradale Sorority Holds Weekly Meeting in Phalanx Rooms
Ellwood City June 26 attendance was good at the Gradale Sorority weekly meeting in the Phalanx rooms. After a brief business session a social time followed. An important meeting is announced for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Phalanx
Marjorie Faught Missionary Society Meeting
Ellwood City June 26 The Marjorie Faught Missionary Society of the U P church met in the church Junior rooms with a large turnout. Mrs John Smith a returning missionary from Japan spoke on The Women of Japan and answered questions then showed curios. A social time luncheon followed in charge of Mrs Harvey Wright and Mrs Grace Griffith. Bride Ethel Nagel received a bridal shower gift. Next meeting set for July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Marjorie Faught
Harvey Wright
Grace Griffith
Ethel Nagel
Isabelle Roumour
Alda Newton
Tent Meetings At Glad Tidings Tabernacle North Sewickley
Tent meetings in North Sewickley at the Glad Tidings Tabernacle are well attended. Services run every evening except Saturday at 8 o clock daylight time and Sundays at 2 30 in the afternoon. Reverend Frederick Rader of near Unionville leads with assistance from Reverend Norman Hirschey of Evans City. Special music accompanies all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
North Sewickley
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
Frederick Rader
Unionville
Norman Hirschey
Evans City
Ellwood City ministers attend Beaver Valley presbytery meeting
Rev. W. E. Minteer Oswald Lersch and Rev. John Smith of Ellwood U P church and Rev. J E Caughey and Ross McElwain of the Wurtem burg church attended the Beaver Valley presbytery meeting held yesterday at the New Bethlehem church Rev Caughey is the presbytery moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. E. Minteer
Oswald Lersch
John Smith
Ellwood U. P
J. E. Caughey
Ross McElwain
Wurtemburg
Beaver Valley
New Bethlehem
Caughey
July 4 celebration in Ellwood City plans public events
The Pastime A C of Frisco will sponsor a July 4 celebration with a basketball doubleheader against College Hill Volunteer Fire department, a baseball game, races and contests. Local groups including the Volunteer Fire department, American Legion post J Wilbur Randolph, and Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend. Prizes await winners as tables for a large crowd are set up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. C. of
Frisco
Volunteer Fire Department
J. Wilbur Randolph Post
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
College Hill Volunteer Fire Department
Beaver Vally Fire
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Chemistry at Ellwood City
Ellwood City Kiwanis club hears Dr. George W. Bennett Grove City College chemistry professor discuss The Use of Chemistry in War Time at Trinity Lutheran church. He covers prewar control attempts, German gas use against Canadian troops, and argues next war chemistry may be less fearsome. The talk notes limited postwar progress and chemistry’s value to manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George W. Bennett
Grove City College
Bennett
Wurtemburg School Closing Exercises
The 11th annual daily vacation Bible school at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church closes Friday morning. Sixty to seventy five children aged four to fourteen have completed a year of work supervised by Rev. J. E. Caughey and staff, including Miss Elizabeth Caughey, Mrs. Carl Lersch, Miss Annabelle Saunders, Miss Marjorie Doak, Miss Pauline Boots, Miss Rose Partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
J. E. Caughey
Elizabeth Caughey
Carl Lersch
Annabelle Saunders
Marjorie Doak
Pauline Boots
Rose Partridge
D M A Club Hosts Wiener Roast On Zelienople Road
Members of the D M A club held a wiener roast last evening at Bill Robinson's place on the Zelienople road. Miss Catherine Cole and her escort were guests. Twenty participants enjoyed mushball and volleyball then two card tables. The event was a success and another gathering is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bill Robinson
Zelienopile Road
Catherine Cole
Isabelle Thoburn Class Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
Ellwood City June 26 a class picnic event was held with a delicious tureen dinner and a talk by Rev. R. H. Little. Plans were laid for a ham fry at Cascade Park on July 30 with Mrs. Betty McCready in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
R. H. Little
Cascade Park
Betty McCready
Mrs Myron Gelbach Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
At the Central Hotel in Ellwood City on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Myron Gelbach hosted the Tuesday afternoon club. Three tables played bridge with prizes won by Mrs Ray Aylesworth and Mrs Harry Harris. Lunch was served during play. The group will meet in two weeks with Mrs Howard Jones of Orchard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Gelbach
Ellwood City
Central Hotel
Ray Aylesworth
Harry Harris
Howard Jones
Orchard Avenue
Orange Ladies Meet Friday at First National Bank Building
The Orange Ladies local organization will hold a meeting Friday at 7 45 PM in the First National Bank building. Following the business session a tea party and program will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Orange Ladies
First National Bank
Missionary Society Holds Fine Meeting in Ellwood City
Mrs Retta Maskrey hosted the Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian church in Ellwood City for a meeting. At the business session two youths were chosen to attend the Christian Service Camp Harmony at Stoyes Town Pa. Mrs E V Johnson led the meeting with devotions by Mrs Theodore Treminden. A lunch was served and the society plans to meet again July 23 at Mrs Thomas Rogers residence on the New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Retta Maskrey
Women's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Christian Service
Harmony
Stoyes Town
E. V. Johnson
Theodore Treminden
Thomas Rogers
New Castle Road
Electa Club Has Meeting Tuesday
Yesterday Mrs. O. W. Meisel entertained the Electa club at her home on Line avenue. Two tables of bridge were in progress with prizes to Mrs. C. W. Lambert and Mrs. Emerson Skewis. Lunch was served by Mrs. Robert Morris. A tureen dinner is planned in two weeks at the Lambert home on Lawrence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
O. W. Meisel
Electa Club
Line Avenue
C. W. Lambert
Emerson Skewis
Robert Morris
Lambert
Lawrence Avenue
Harmony Woman Skids Into Pole After Steering Fails
In Zelienople on a Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank Campbell of near Harmony narrowly escaped injury when her car’s steering locked and the vehicle struck a pole at Main street and Grandview avenue. The car was damaged but both Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. A. W. Moyer escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole Zelienople
Frank Campbell
Near Harmony
Main Street
Grandview Avenue
Campbell
A. W. Moyer
Ellwood City Man Undergoes Tonsil Operation at Ellwood Hospital
Donald E. Marburger formerly of Ellwood City was at Mrs. Marburger's home in Zelienople before having tonsils removed at Ellwood City hospital on Monday. He was brought to Zelienople after the operation.
Dinnerbridge Club meets at Ross home for bridge
The Dinnerbridge Club met at the home of Mrs. C D Ross on Ninth Street. After two tables of bridge Mrs. C W Hayes was awarded the high score award. A picnic is planned at Cascade Park in two weeks with Mrs. W G Thorpe to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Dinnerbridge Club
C. D. Ross
Ninth Street
C. W. Hayes
Cascade Park
W. G. Thorpe
Ellwood City Club to Meet at Crescent Avenue Home
Ellwood City June 26 field club members will hold their regular meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Pearl Daugherty on Crescent Avenue. Mrs. Jesse Means will be associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Canfield Club
Pearl Daugherty
Crescent Avenue
Jesse Means
Ellwood Area Personal News Recaps Short Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs H W Tribby hosted relatives in Pulaski. Mrs W L Timblin of Wurtemburg stayed with kin at New Castle. Earl Sarver and family visited J C Young in Enon. Patricia Cahalin returned home from Youngstown after visiting Miss Alice Shirley. Several families from Ellwood area spent time with friends and relatives in Clarion county Washington Grove City and Grove City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. King
Leighton Stratton
Prisco
Clarion County
Homer Darrow
Pittsburgh
Ben Stiefel
North Sewickley
L. H. Profitt
Beaver
Harry Shirey
Zelienople
George C. MecKinley
Edith
Ben Avon
H. L. Sechler
Irene
Hazel Avenue
Washington
George L. Eppinger
Dave
Tom
Washington, Pa
Ellport
J. B. Caughey
R. H. Kirk
Wurtemburg
Grove City
Missionary Group One Holds Social Meeting at Beechwood
Twelve members met with Mrs. John Hough of Beechwood Boulevard yesterday. Mrs. Ragsdell, sister of Mrs. Belle Burns, attended as a special guest. The evening was social and lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter Ann. A picnic at Cascade Park is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Hough
Beechwood Boulevard
Ragsdell
Belle Burns
Ann
Cascade Park
Track And Field Meet To Feature Convention Here
The Polish Falcons convention will be held here July 3 4 and 5 with exhibition drills by four age groups of girls and boys. Noted gymnasts including Stanislaw Nodolski of New Kensington will perform on parallel and horizontal bars before a July 5 track and field meet at Taggart field. New Castle fields a strong team led by Marion Kolod jeski with a roster of local athletes and the girls include Josephine Kresowaty Agnes Golis Martha Boron Jennie Ryglinski Mary Mazurkiewicz Ida Kurdupski Clara Kielar and Josephine Biedka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaw Nodolski
New Kensington
Taggart Field
Ford City
New Castle
Marion Kolodjeski
Falcon Nest
Alex Sniezek
Joe Kolodjeski
Ed Kendra
Joe Sniezek
Mike Budai
Steve Pasterick
Russell Kawa
Walter Koszella
Henry Kostella
Walter Kwolek
Alphonse Franckiewicz
J. Wolanski
Josephine Kresowaty
Agnes Golis
Martha Boron
Jennie Ryglinski
Mary Mazurkiewicz
Ida Kurdupski
Clara Kielar
Josephine Biedka
Fifty Seven Ladies Visit Carnegie Institute Outing
Fifty seven women spent an all day trip to Pittsburgh joining a visit to the Carnegie Institute and the better homes and gardens. A special car was reserved for the group on the 7 56 a m train via the P L E railroad. The club had 78 members on last year’s excursion and reported a very enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
Better Homes and Gardens
Herbert Family Visit Ends in Lewistown
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herbert Jr of Lewistown have completed a visit with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. L L Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herbert, Jr
Lewistown
L. L. Herbert
Cinderella Shoe Size Makes Hull Woman Free For Life
Mrs. Yvonne Arvisais of Hull Quebec, size one and a half double A, was told at a Chicago shoe makers convention that anyone who can wear that size would receive free shoes for life. She sent in her custom shoes to prove her claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Arvisais
Hull
Quebec
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Earnest Hensley
Pierce
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Long Island
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Hammer
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L. I
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Burness
Central Press
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Alaska
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China
R. J. Scott
Geo. W. Bennett
D. M. A. Club
Isabelle Thoburn
Woman's Club
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