Bargain Day Planned by South Side Merchants
Merchants of the South Side district sponsor a Friday bargain day under the Merchants Division of the South Side Board of Trade. About 25 stores will offer bargains with late hours and carryover pricing through Saturday while supplies last. Free gifts, drawn Friday at 9 pm in front of the State Theater, include a refrigerator, radio, electric washer, rug, breakfast set, and 20 roller skates for youths.
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Merchants Division
South Side Board of Trade
South Side
State Theater
New Castle
Preserving vegetable cooking liquid for stock
If possible within a short time, save the liquid used to cook vegetables. Storing it in the ice box helps create a ready soup stock.
City Hall Briefs Record Five, Three, One Arrests
Police records show five arrests on June 23, three on June 25, and one yesterday. M. B. Heck reports a lost Pennsylvania license 45F78. A boy was bitten by a stray dog on Dickson Street. name not released. Police also addressed youths exploding firecrackers at Boyles Avenue Logan Street and at Wallace Avenue Centennial Street.
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M. B. Heck
Delaware Avenue
Pennsylvania
Dickson Street
Boyles Avenue
Logan Street
Wallace Avenue
Centennial Street
Soldiers To Camp On Elliott Farm
About three hundred soldiers will spend the weekend near George Reed cottage on the Elliott farm at Elliott's Mills twelve miles east of the city. They will leave Pittsburgh around 2 PM Saturday by army trucks, travel via Perry highway to Harlansburg then toward the New Castle Slippery Rock road, arriving about 4 PM. They stay through Sunday evening or Monday morning and are expected to perform drill exercises for visitors.
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George Reed
Elliott Farm
Elliott’s Mills
Pittsburgh
Perry Highway
Harlansburg
New Castle
Slippery Rock Road
63 Years at Johns-Manville Acknowledges Lifelong Worker
William W. Hanold began in 1872 when he answered a help-wanted ad and stayed with H. W. Jones asbestos pioneer Johns Manville Corp. for 63 years. Now 85, he refuses retirement, remaining among the 184 employees with over 50 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W. Hanold
H. W. Jones
Hanold
Johns-Manville Corp
How to Be a Champ Miler by Jack Lovelock
New Zealand runner Jack Lovelock offers a distance running lesson using a movie camera. He analyzes his complete stride and recalls races against Bill Bonthron of Princeton and Glenn Cunningham of Kansas to illustrate technique.
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Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Zephyr
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Lovelock
Visitors Night at Y W C A Camp East Brook
Friday offers parents and friends first chance to visit the campers at the Y W C A Camp East Brook. Dinner reservations are 5 30 p m by calling the camp and others arrive around 6 30 p m. The girls will demonstrate games and classwork while pool use is limited to campers for safety.
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Camp East Brook
Camp slots filled. waiting list exists this summer
On July 8 the camp has reached capacity and a waiting list is in place. Four camp periods will be conducted this summer to accommodate participants.
Recover One Car, Seek Another
Automobiles belonging to two Bessemer men were stolen yesterday. Dr. Frank D. Campbell’s car was taken from near the Army and Navy Store on East Washington street at 3 p.m. and was found at East Washington and Mill street. Ray Carr’s 1933 Plymouth coach, black and yellow, was stolen from his Bessemer home at 9:30 p.m. Police did not have the license number. State Policeman Knudsen said two men drove toward Youngstown with the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Frank D. Campbell
Army and Navy
East Washington Street
East Washington
Mill Street
Ray Carr
Knudsen
Youngstown
United States and Panama Reach Rental Payment Accord
A tentative agreement settles the gold payment dispute over Panama Canal Zone rentals. The United States will pay the equivalent of the current dollar amount in gold, aligning with Panama’s demand to honor the 1903 treaty that fixates the $250,000 annual rental to be paid in gold coin.
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Panam
United States
International News Service
Washington
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Blue Triangle Club Hosts Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
The Blue Triangle club of the Y W C A ended its season with a Wednesday evening picnic at Cascade Park. Eighteen members and former members attended as supper was served in the grove around 7 o'clock. Misses Mary Tewell and Floy Owens organized arrangements.
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Blue Triangle Club
Cascade Park
Grove
Mary Tewell
Floy Owens
Burky Sentenced for Embezzlement in Philadelphia
Harleigh Burky a 42 year old former American Legion post commander and mortgage broker was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Eastern Penitentiary for embezzling about 60000 dollars. He allegedly defrauded broker Charles Gaus with fake loans.
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Philadelphia
Harleigh Burky
American Legion Post
Eastern Penitentiary
Burky
Charles Gaus
City worker suffers wrist fracture on street roller
City employee William Travers of the Department of Streets fractured his right wrist while cranking a roller on Ralph Avenue. The accident occurred June 25, per the report filed with City Solicitor Robert White's office.
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Robert White
William Travers
City Department of Streets Employe
Ralph Avenue
Whiteman Attends Jubilee Meeting in Oakland
Edmund A. Whiteman of the First Spiritualist church of New Castle attended the Golden Jubilee of the First Church of Spiritualist at 256 Bouquet street Oakland Pittsburgh. He heard a lecture by George B. Cutter on Tuesday night.
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Edmund A. Whiteman
First Spiritualist
New Castle
First Church of Spiritualist
Bouquet Street
Oakland
Pittsburgh
George B. Cutter
Transactions of transfers in Scott Township and wards
Charles J. Brown to W. K. Hugus in Scott township filed for $50. David S. Evans to J. C. F. Jackson estate Fifth ward $50. Natale Stango to Charles W. Mayberry Fifth ward $1. Caroline S. Curry to Francis M. Davis Sixth ward $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Brown
W. K. Hugus
Scott Township
David S. Evans
J. C. F. Jackson
Natale Stango
Charles W. Mayberry
Caroline S. Curry
Francis M Davis
Scarlet fever and measles rise reported in city
The city health office lists 11 new contagion cases in the last 24 hours. One scarlet fever case is Eugene Maher, 8, of 615 West Grant Street, while 10 measles cases involve Pearl Fulmer and others at addresses across Harrison, Du Shane, East Washington, Adams, Charter William Scott, North Wayne, South Mulberry, Croton, and Kennedy Emery areas.
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Pearl Fulmer
Harrison Street
Lea May Roberts
DuShane Street
Esther Ferry
East Washington Street
Helen Thomas
Adams Street
Bernard Fabian
Charter Street
William Scott
Wayne Avenue
Harold McCormick
South Mulberry Street
Rebecca Emery
Croton
Enue
Charlotte Emery
Croton Avenue
Kennedy Emery
Eugene Maher
West Grant Street
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The
Merchants Division of
Southside Board of Trade
South Side Merchants’ Division
Winnie Mae
Bonnie Bright
Leeq’s Women’s Wear
E. Long Avenue
Telephone
W.W. C. Druschel
Home Furnishings
East Long Avenue
Axminster
Candlewick
Joseph
E. Long Ave
Eeeey
Simon Blau, Inc
Long Avenue
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Nunn
Oscar Levine
Isaly
South Mill St
Kline’s
Klines
Kline’s Shoe Store
S. Mill St
Ing
Com
Isher
Merchants of
South Side Board of
Trade
City Hall
Ater
N. J
Bonthron
Cunningham
Y. W.C. A. Camp
City Employe
E. A. Whiteman
O’donnell
Hannon’s Fish Market
East Washington ST
General Tires
Pennzoil
E. Falls Street
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