Pinchot Cleans Up On Bills As Midnight Deadline Looms
Harrisburg June 27 Gov Gifford Pinchot weighs a mass of bills before midnight veto or approval time. He approves a 3 million dollar Philadelphia borrowing measure and vetoes several tax and price advertising bills while signing appropriations for Pennsylvania State College and other institutions.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Johnson Industrial School
Scranton
Niagara
Lake Erie
Jefferson Medical College
National Guard
Births
Announcement notes the arrival of a new birth with signed writer details required for publication.
Local births announced for several families
Mr and Mrs Samuel Jones announce a daughter born Thursday named Pansy Delores at 1805 Hamilton street. Mr and Mrs Clarence Jacobs announce a daughter born June 26 at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Lester Maxwell a son June 27 at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Beltz announce a son named David Wayne born June 21 at New Castle R D 1. Mr and Mrs Howard Schrecon gost announce a daughter named Nancy Joan born June 21 at R D 1.
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Samuel Jones
Hamilton Street
Pansy Delores
Clarence Jacobs
Lorain Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lester Maxwell
County Line Street
William Beltz
New Castle R. D. 1
David Wayne
Howard Schrecongost
Nancy Joan
Prayer Meeting Draws Good Spirit at Wesleyan Church
A Friday prayer service at the Wesleyan Methodist church led by Rev. E. C. Anderson drew a strong spirit of prayer. The next interchurch gathering will be at Dewey Avenue Free Methodist church on Friday July 31 with Ensign Thomson of the Salvation Army as leader.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. C. Anderson
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
Ensign Thomson
Salvation Army
Missionary and church services announced for July
The Women's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church plans a meeting on Wednesday at 2 30 pm. The H G Russell Missionary Society of the Primitive Methodist Church meets Monday at Mrs Frank Chappell's home 1008 Adams Street. The First Pentecostal Church led by Rev John Kellner schedules Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 15 am preaching at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm by Mrs Kellner. theme The Ephesian Church.
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Second United Presbyterian
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
H. G. Russell Missionary Society of the
Primitive Methodist Church
Frank Chappell
Adams Street
First Pentecostal Church
John Kellner
Ephesian Church
Kellner
Farewell Service for Miss Margaret Owrey at People’s Mission
Sunday evening a special program at the People’s Mission on Sampson street will bid farewell to Miss Margaret Owrey who leaves Monday for Sunny Side New York to work at the Children’s Home. Owrey will deliver the sermon with songs by Mildred George Sadie Lewis and a Cleveland group.
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People’s Mission
Sampson Street
Margaret Owrey
Sunny Side
N. Y
Miss Owrey
Mildred George
Sadie Lewis
Cleveland
Ohio
Helen Fazzone
South Mill Street
New Castle Hospital
Pershing Club To Meet Monday
Pershing club of Lawrence County, ex service men, will meet in the Court House assembly room Monday at 9 pm D S T or 8 pm EST. The governing board is nearly complete with 68 of 90 seats filled. Ellwood City and some southeastern townships seek representation soon. All ex service men are invited to affiliate.
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Pershing Club
Lawrence County
Court House
Ellwood City
Boy Scout Troop 10 Holds Regular Meeting at Epworth Church
Members of Boy Scout Troop No 10 met at Epworth Methodist Church for a weekly session. First call was at 7 20 assembly at 7 30 with prayers and oath. Assistant Scoutmaster Russell Steritz spoke about swimming and plans for swimmers to test. Hugh O Neill earned Tenderfoot badge and twice class tests were passed.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 10
Epworth M. E
Russell Steritz
Hugh O'Neill
Residents and Visitors Fill Local Churches and Hospitals
A long list of local residents visitors and patients is reported. S. E. Munson and M. C. Wost, both from Lancaster, visit the Y M C A with other Lancaster guests. many others from Pittsburgh Warren Cleveland Youngstown and Ellwood City are noted as hospital patients visitors or travelers. Reunions at Cascade Park and alumni events are noted along with several recoveries and hospital discharges.
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H. W. Foreman
Erie
James DeGennaro
South Mill Street
Warren
R. C. Love
Lexington Hotel
New York City
Alec Isco
Jackson Avenue
Jameson Hospital
Maud Wimer
North Bay Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Martin Butler
Winslow Avenue
James Fisher
Youngstown
Caroline Braden
Scott Street
Lucille Williams
West Grant Street
Fred Owens
M. L. Strauss
Ellwood City
Cook’s Forest
Mary Lou Braham
Mary Purvis
Butler
Victor Jevon
Chicago
Cascade Park
Elsie Nessle
Pine Street
John Nard
Frank Mrozek
Walter Street
Hartzell Huston
Norwood Avenue
Jerola Swearingen
Pittsburgh
George Frey
Addis Street
Horace Shotts
Cleveland
Ohio
Hazel Bergland
Laurel Boulevard
Stella Bartkowski
Moravia Street
James Covella
Marietta Dickson
East Washington Street
M. T. Hall
Delaware Avenue
Conneaut Lake
J. A. Lundgren
J. W. Eckman
Raymond Street
J. H. Kellner
Hillcrest Avenue
Binghamton
N. Y
Eleanor Farone
Uber Street
Harry P. Jennings
Milton Street
Beaver Falls Residents Visit Family and Plan Southern Trip
Savannah residents, currently with their son George H. Jones in Beaver Falls, return to visit daughters Mrs. John Copper and Mrs. Ralph Copper near Princeton. Prof. James W. Cameron and sisters Miss Claribel Cameron plus Mrs. Lilian Pizer depart for a two week motor tour through southern states via Shenandoah Valley and Washington. Police captain W. E. Gastinger will meet his sister Miss Emma Tarr in Pittsburgh before her Pasadena return after touring European battlefields with Gold Star mothers.
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Mer
Savannah
George H. Jones
Beaver Falls
John Copper
Ralph Copper
Princeton
James W. Cameron
Claribel Cameron
Lillian Pizer
Grove City
Shenandoah Valley
Washington, D. C
Merchants Warned On Money Orders
New Castle Credit Exchange reports money order forgers operating nationwide have reached local merchants. Two men, ages 28 and 24, described as tall and slim with light complexions, are forging blank orders stolen May 13 1931 in Denver. Merchants should detain suspicious passers and notify police and post office inspector J W Johnston in Philadelphia.
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Associated Credit Bureaus
Pennsylvania
New Castle Credit Exchange
Denver
Colo
J. W. Johnston
Post Office
Philadelphia
Accidents Reported On Streets Of City
James Miller reports a collision on East Washington street where Harry H. Krouse's Pittsburgh car struck his vehicle and left without stopping. Dale Clark recalls Castle Supply truck on North Jefferson street hit by Anthony Vasaitis on Grant street. Warren J. Wilkin notes a Croton avenue truck collision with an eastbound car. Americanism statement about liquor and pistols appears at end.
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James Miller
South
Walnut Street
East Washington Street
Harry H. Krouse
Pittsburgh
Washington Street
Krouse
Dale Clark
New Wilmington Road
Castle Supply and Manufacturing Company
Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Anthony Vasaitis
Frackville
Warren J. Wilkin
Volant
Croton Avenue
Bugle Corps Set for Sunday Rehearsal with Troop
Members of the Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars bugle and drum corps will rehearse Sunday at 1 30 P M at the Troop F stables West Washington Street and Scotland Lane in sync with the mounted troop drill This session invites all ex service men who can play bugle or drum regardless of service date and asks those with instruments to bring them and report promptly at 1 30 P M
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Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Troop F
West Washington Street
Scotland Lane
Frank Sargent
Jewelry theft in Youngstown leads to recovered cases
City Detective John Young and Pittsburgh dealer Carl Levine with Martin Schuller were in Youngstown yesterday and recovered suitcases and jewelry cases found Thursday at Mill Creek Park. They met with Youngstown Chief of Detectives T. W. Thomas who assists in solving the theft. a description of suspects and their car was obtained. The guillotine was originally named the Louison after inventor Louis.
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John Young
Carl Levine
Pittsburgh
Martin Schuller
Youngstown
Mill Creek Park
T. W. Thomas
Pittsburgh Mayor and Aide Indicted in Supplies Scandal
All stenographic records and papers in Mayor Charles H. Kline and Bertram L. Succop's offices are subpoenaed as grand jury reopens in criminal court. The probe expands to stock market and bank transactions of Kline Succop and reads across Kline's wife Ray Schooley Waldschmidt and Swaney. Bond posted at 5000 each. mayor and aide signed bail in private clerk of courts office.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
Bertram L. Succop
Grand Jury
Succop
Kline
Ray D. Schooley
C. A. Waldschmidt
Frank Swaney
Clerk of Courts
Marriage Licenses Recorded in New Castle District
Haydn Evans and Jennie D Laurell are listed for marriage in New Castle. Joseph G Flynn and Gertrude Boyle, both of New Castle, appear among license records. Barton Erwin Richards and Elizabeth Ann Weingartner, New Castle, also named in the license list.
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Haydn Evans
Jennie D. Laurell
New Castle
Joseph G. Flynn
Gertrude Boyle
Barton Erwin Richards
Elizabeth Ann Weingartner
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Pinchot
A. B. Donegan
Commonwealth
Byberry Hospital
Boy Scout News
Steritz
S. E. Munson
Lancaster, Pa
M. C. Wost
Lancaster
E. Howard
Steubenville, O
Richard Murray
Anna Valentino
Wampum
Estelle Grosman
Slippery Rock
N. C. McCullough
al Scarazzo
Sharon
Roy D. Thompson
Hill, New Hampshire
Stanley Kaglik
R. D
New Wilmington
Robert M. Minnigh
Linesville
Rev
Mrs
E. O. Minnigh
Edenburg
Clarence Spencer
Wilmington Avenue
W. E. Calderwood
O. John F. Kissinger
East North Street
Charles Schauneker
Genevieve Canon
Stoneboro
A. W. Colnor
Toronto
Canada
Henry Walters
Spruce Street
Warren, O
Andrew Cross
W. A. Dickson
Leasure Avenue
John Hitchens
Lyndal Street
John M. Carr
Sankey Street
R. M. Russell
Christina Kinnon
John Colnor
Los Angeles
Calif
Nick
Joseph Marcus
Louis Kulkin
Mary McGeehan
Martin Street
Irene Lee
Wesley
John Colnot
Nicholas Colnot
Ray Street
Jacob Colnot
Pearson Street
Betty Brown
Cyrus Rhodes
Piedmont
F. W. Barber
Glendive, Mont
T. A. Patterson
Highland Avenue
Esther Laurell
West Penn Hospital
Forest Street
Harry Forney
James
Berlin
Jennie Zank
James G. Davis
E. Wallace Avenue
Quebec
Children’s Christian Home
Walter Bishop
Roy Thompson
Hill
N. H
Rev. Thompson
Hart Thompson
Crawford Avenue
W. A. Hoffmaster
Bertha Bennett
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. A. Childs
Ada Steele
Anita Rita Sacco
Sutton Street
Alitta Mar Diefenderfer
Logan Street
Akron
Points
Bolcaygeon
Ontario
Leah
Edna
James Steinbach
Charles Eppinger
Zelienople
William Morrow
Mrs. Earl Book
Park Avenue
Florence Mae Thomas
Garfield
N. J
W. R. Thomas
Edward O'Neill
Butler Road
Margherita Lucchese
Margaret Fecci
San Antonio
Texas
Marie Shover
Near
Walma
Don E. McKibben
North Side Hospital
George D. Reid
F. G. Spence
London
Charles Gee
Rose Avenue
Frank H. Jones
Peoples Realty Co
Joseph A. Green
People’s Savings & Trust
Bugle Corps
Louison
Louis
Brady Keyes
Quest St
A. P. Stewart
Wampum, Pa
DR. Finkelstein
East Washington St
Over Union
Henry Sloan
Bey
Idora Park
Carlton Brickert
Youngstown, Ohio
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