Louis Galento bout eyed for big gate at Yankee Stadium
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis defends his title against T Gargantua Galento in New York at Yankee Stadium. Promoter Mike Jacobs forecasts a 40 000 crowd and about 350 000 gate, while conservative estimates place the take around 300 000 or less. Louis aims for his 36th knockout in 43 starts and a fourth straight one round KO.
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New York
Joe Louis
T. Gargantua Galento
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Ballyhoo
Galento
Joe
Jacobs
Louis
Radiators Upset Foleys Team 11 to 1 in City League
The National Radiators defeated the Foley team 11 to 1 at Rad Field to stay close to the leaders. Goclano homered for the Rads while G Ross and Cooper hit triples. Foley managed only four hits off Rog er Macgie as Safrat and Murdock pitched for the Foleys.
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National Radiators
Nobils
Rad Field
Foley
Snfrat
Foleys
Roger Macgie
Goclano
G. Ross
Cooper
Ellport Tigers
Edenburg Beats Union Civics 9 8 in Comeback Baseball
Edenburg trailed by two in the sixth but rallied with five runs to defeat Union Civics 9 to 8 at Otland Lane field. Micco Mealec and A Glass led Edenburg's offense while Biddle Donovan were top for the losers. Union Horchler Chia uillo Hal and Smith combined on the mound.
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Trong Edenburg
Union Civics
Otland Lane Field
Edenburg
Micco
Mealec
A. Glass
Biddle
Donovan
R. H. E. Edenburg
Union—Horchler
Chiauillo
Hal and
Smith
Cco and
Retone
Lingerlights Top K laski 11 to 9 In Mahoning Wn Softball
The Lingerlights defeated the K laski team 11 to 9 last night in a New York Softball League game at Ayten Street Field in Mahoning.
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Lingerlights
Klaski
Ayten Street
Mahoningwn
Bessemer Beats Jefferson A C In County Baseball Clash
Bessemer defeated Jefferson A C of New Castle 9 to 5 in a Lawrence County league game at Bessemer Monday. Olson was the winning pitcher for Bessemer with Fennick taking the loss. W Stanley Pelto and Attisano hit triples as Tomassello allowed 11 hits.
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Bessemer
Jefferson A. C
New Castle
B. Fennick
Ferry
Tomassello
Jefferson
W. Stanley
Pelto
Attisano
Son
Tonsello
Brady
Donegan
Samsa
Fennick
Tommassello
Olson
DiThomas
Henry
Jefferson A. C. H Poae
Tonsetic Ss Sisevaehe
Warnek
Marky
Papa c
Fennick Pere
Ewan Ferry
Bessemer RH
AE Samsarf P. Nord
W. Stanley Ss
A. Stanley
Puromaki
Nobils Clinch First Half With 11 3 Win Over Sons of Italy
Norman Bishara pitched the league leading Nobils to an 11 to 3 victory at Gaston Park over the Sons of Italy. Bishara struck out nine and allowed seven hits as Nobils posted 15 hits off Latess. Gennock provided the game’s longest hit.
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Gaston Park Field
Sons of Italy
Norman
Bishara
Nobs
Gennock
Sons of
Italy
Utility Loop Games Tonight In Mercantile Softball League
Three games tonight in the Utility Mercantile league start at 6. At Water Company field Gilfillans meet Water Works boys. Rotary Field hosts New Castle News Sluggers vs Gas Office Gang. North Highland field features New Castle Dry and All-States.
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Utility-Mercantile
Water Company
Gilfillans and Water Works
Rotary Field
New Castle News
North Highland Field
New Castle
Nobil Juniors Lead After 8-3 Win at Dean Park Field
The Nobil Juniors sit in first place in the junior softball league after beating the Wellers 8 to 3 on Monday morning at Dean Park Field. Congrese earned the winning hit and Desimones took the loss. They will face the Audias at Dean Park Field on Wednesday morning.
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Nobil
Wellers
Dean Park Field
Congrese
Desimones
Audias
City Softball Loop Standing Results and Schedule
Standings show Radiators 11 over Foleys 1 and Nobils 11 over Sons of Italy 3. Lingerlights 11 over K Pulaski 9. Johnson Bronze 2 over Gus Big Ten 2. Games on Wednesday at Dean Park Rotary Field Glass er Field and Clayton St canceled Nobils vs Lingerlights.
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Radiators
Foleys
Nobils
Sons of Italy
Lingerlights
K. Pulaski
Johnson Bronze
Gus Big Ten
Dean Park
Rads
Rotary Field
Glasser Field
Nobils Lingerlights
Clayton St
Gus
Johnson
Ellwood City Trims Hot Tops in League Play
Ellwood City beat the New Castle Hot Tops 10 to 1 after a week of rain postponements in a Lawrence league game at Ellwood City. R Batta R Ferrante, Komora, Miller, Miloser, Latiano and Bognosky drove in runs as Ellwood City pitchers scattered 11 hits. West Pittsburg outslugged Ryantown 10 to 3 at Ryantown field, with Mike Coates and Dick Powell thriving on the mound and Winters collecting two triples. The Gas Housers improved to 11 wins, 5 losses as Campbell and Owrey led the pitching effort and M. Marky sparked three-hit games for West Pittsburg.
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Hot Tops
N.C
R. Ferrante
Komora
Miller
Miloser
Latiano
Bognosky
Blazin
Allen
Price
Adams
West Pittsburg
Ryantown
Mike Coates
Dick Powell
Campbell
Owrey
Mike Marky
Johnny Elsesser
West Pittsboros
Winters
Cinka Shea
Nicholson
Powell
Bechtel
Delia
Bevan
M. Marky
Mehali
Aloe
Coates
Prescarro and
Costello
A.E
Ferrucci
Santillo
Sete
Priedhoff
Greco
Settee
Cesses Owl
Smith
Sree i
D. Ferrante
Latian
Bauman
Stew
Inman
HE Fee
Sigte Hwns
Wichovon
PNG
Robinson
Res
Eve
Bodendorfer
Elsesser
Tonsetic
Fundoots
Mehalic
Presbyterians Top Methodists 5 To 4
The First Presbyterians edged the First Methodist team 5 to 4 in a Church Softball League game at Centennial field last night. Pitchers were T. McCormick for the Presbyterians and E. Morris and Bartberger for the Methodists. Batteries listed as T. McCormick Baldwin for the Presbyterians and Morris Bartberger Mor ris for the Methodists.
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Centennial Field
Tommy McCormick
E. Morris
Bartberger
T. McCormick
Baldwin
T. Morris
St Nick's Softball Rout Delivers 16 7 Win Over Cleveland
St Nick's walloped Cleveland 16 to 7 in a Sokol League game played in Cleveland. Polenick led the offense with a homer a triple and three singles. Score by innings shows St Nick's piling runs late. Batteries St Nick's Vargo and Perch Cleveland Simko and Mizik.
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St. Nick's
Cleveland
Polenick
R. H. EB
Vargo
Perch
Simko
Mizik
Two Class B Softball Games Tonight
In the Class B league two games are on the slate starting at six. The Cozy Clowns meet the Fannins at Radiator field replacing Rose Avenue field. The St. Josephs face New Castle In dies at Dean Park field while the Troggies have a bye.
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Troggies
Cozy Clowns
Fannins
Radiator Field
Rose Avenue Field
St. Josephs
New Castle
Light and Heat Triumph in Utility-Mercan Tile League
The Manufacturers Light and Heat defeated Water Company 18 to 5 at Water Company field. Johnson earned the win on the mound, while Asselton and Grimm pitched for Water Works. McCann led batting with three hits including a homer, a triple and a single. Quin also contributed strong hitting.
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Light and Heat
Light & Heat
Water Company
Water Company Field
Johnson
Asselton
Grimm
Water Works Boys
McCann
Quin
Seventh Ward Progressives Defeat Wabash Bears 10–9 in Dispute
The Seventh Ward Progressives edged the Wabash Bears 10 to 9 at Liberty Street Field after a late inning dispute. Rainey and Cassella pitched for the winners while Miron and Adamo pitched for the Bears. Both teams totaled 10 and 12 hits with two errors apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Wabash Bears
Liberty Street Field
Rainey
Casella
Miron
Adamo
Bears
Americanism and the Challenge of Alien Culture
A reflection on Americanism criticizing lack of guidance and training for new arrivals. Notes that fourteen million foreign born individuals remain alien in spirit, underscoring the need to guide, train, and inspire newcomers toward integration.
Gus Big Ten and Johnson Bronze Tie in City League
Gus Big Ten and Johnson Bronze battled to a 2-2 tie at Rotary Field last night in the City Softball league. The game ended after ten innings due to darkness with Dweyer pitching for the Bronze and Gunther for the Gus Big Ten in a pitchers duel.
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Gus Big Ten
Johnson Bronze
Rotary Field
Dweyer
Bronze
Gunther
North Hill Red Caps Triumph Over Shenango 6 4 at Wash High
The North Hill Red Caps beat Shenango 6 to 4 at Wash High Field. W Hedland L Finch and J Fair homered to highlight the contest with Mooney taking the loss for Shenango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill
Shenango
Wash High Field
Caps
Mooney
W. Hedland
L. Finch
J. Fair
Gilfilans Triumph In Utility League Softball Win
The Gilfilans defeated New Castle Dry 12 to 3 at North Highland Field. Robinson earned the win and Rote Markle took the loss. B Patterson and Altman hit home runs in the game.
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Gilfilans
North Highland Field
New Castle
Robinson
Rotemarkle
B. Patterson
Altman
Ellwood City Zoning Commission Elects Officers
The Ellwood City zoning commission organized last evening in the city building. H. W. Smith was elected chairman and Miss Louise Barton secretary. Members include W. R. Thompson Dr. H. B. Anderson and Raymond DiFalco. A. J. Howell attended and pledged council support. Regular meetings set for the first Monday of each month.
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Ellwood City
Zoning Commission
H. W. Smith
Louise Barton
W. R. Thompson
H. B. Anderson
Raymond DiFalco
A. J. Howell
Gradale Inducts Eight New Members
Gradale Sorority held a candle-lighting induction at First Presbyterian church Ellwood City with Primus Mildred Rhea presiding. Inductees included Mrs Rose McKimers Maud Errett Virginia Fraser Eleanor Wilson Phyllis Wiley Margaret Jane Thorpe Kathleen Houk Betty Christie. A special meeting was planned for Sixth Street club rooms. Note on dog show interest since 1874 mentions Mineola N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rhea
L. R. Davis
Janice Bartel
Alice Stillwagon
Theron Aiken
Doris Cooper
Gladys Young
Rose McKimers
Maud Errett
Virginia Fraser
Eleanor Wilson
Phyllis Wiley
Margaret Jane Thorpe
Kathleen Houk
Betty Christie
Sixth Street Club
Army officer retirement: call for earlier retirement
A senior military figure urges earlier retirement for officers. He argues that shifting careers might curb post-service conduct and improve organizational discipline based on observed patterns. The assertion references later actions by officers in public roles.
Seasonal Bloom Cycles Guide Houseplants
No house plant blooms year round each species follows a natural cycle of flowering and rest to recover. Each plant needs a rest period before it can again produce blossoms, explaining why some plants flower only in certain seasons.
Registration For Girl Scout Camp By Council
Ellwood City notices a special Girl Scouts meeting to arrange camp registration. Camp Thompson runs two weeks from July 23 to August 6 with separate sessions for older girls and Browns. Registrations due by July 1, folders available from Mrs. Groden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Girl Scouts
Max A. Groden
Pittsburgh
Camp Thompson
Special Service At M. E. Church
Under the Epworth League of the First M E Church the Students' League of Many Nations will present a religious service Friday evening June 30 at 7 45 at the First M E church Ellwood City. The program features song service special speeches solos duets and chorus singing with members of the group in national costume speaking or singing in native languages and translating conditions of Europe and other countries. Rev M C Patterson of the Bible Training School in Binghamton N Y leads the event. No admission charge but an offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Epworth League Society
First Methodist Church
Students’ League of Many Nations
M. E
United States
Europe
M. C. Patterson
Bible Training School
Binghamton, N. Y
Wurtemburg M. E. Mission Groups To Have Program
Elwood City June 27 The three missionary units of the Wurtemburg Methodist church plan a combined program and tea at 7:30 p.m. under superintendent Mrs. Emmett Graham. The Junior society opens with song service, prayer by Rev H F Pollock, Ruth Williams recitation, candle-lighting by The King's Heralds. Standard Bearers present a play and male quartet selections. Senior society plans a play and a Marjorie Doak solo. A free-will offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg Methodist Church
Emmett Graham
H. F. Pollock
Ruth Williams
King's Heralds
Y P C U Circus Social Delights Ellwood City Parishioners
The Y P C U society of the First U P church held an indoor circus in the church basement. Twenty five members arrived with paper money to visit freak and animal shows and a fortune telling booth. Miss Alice Shirley chaired the events with the social committee, followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Y. P. C. U. Society
U. P
Alice Shirley
Many Boys Enter City Ping-Pong Tournament in Ellwood City
About 192 boys, age 16 and under as of June 1, entered the city wide playground ping-pong tournament now underway at five city playgrounds. Winners of local rounds receive a dollar prize and a shot at the city championship trophy. final play at Ewing Park Friday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Tallest Man Robert Wadlow Visits Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents greet Robert Wadlow on a public showcase along Lawrence avenue with the V F W Junior Drum and Bugle Corps. Wadlow, turning 21, stands 8 feet 8% inches and weighs 491 pounds, a record height surpassing all documented cases. His family, average in size, accompanied him as scientists note measurements at Washington University Medical School.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence Avenue
Robert Wadlow
Robert
Mr. Wadilow
Robert Towers
Washington University Medical School
Lutheran Parish Plans Teacher Training Class
Elwood City June 27 Parish Education was the topic at Trinity Lutheran church officers and teachers meeting. Mrs George Atkins led. a teacher training class starts the second week of September with a three person committee to select the course. Four dozen new Sunday school song books will be purchased. Next meeting set for Monday July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Atkins
Arthur Cambaugh
H F. Fleischer
Final Session Of Firemen's School Ends With Exam
Ellwood City firemen's school completes 15 week course with a 100-question exam after a tandem water-pumping test on Bridge street hill. Participants from Ellwood City National Tube Franklin and North Sewickley townships. certificates await those who pass. A parallel Thursday class also concludes this week and an all-day July 9 district demonstration in Rochester will feature tandem tests and rope rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
School of Instruction
Bridge Street Hill
Harrisburg
National Tube Company
Franklin
North Sewickley
T. F Sloan
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Beaver
Bus Right Hearing On Friday Morning Ellwood City
Hearing Friday morning at 10 in Ellwood City Assembly hall reviews C R Wooster Ague and Marshall for approval of a motor bus right between Ellwood City and Franklin Beaver Perry townships and Perry Lawrence counties. Also heard is John Runyan Nelson Runyan for additional bus rights to Wiley Hill and within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
C. R. Wooster
R. M. Ague
G. E. Marshall
Franklin
Beaver County
Perry
Lawrence County
John Runyan
Nelson Runyan
Wiley Hill
Providence Class To Present Play At Darlington Hall
Members of the Y A F class of the Providence Baptist church of North Sewickley will present a three act comedy The Second Puncture on Friday evening at the community hall in Darlington. The cast includes Margaret Koch Doris Cable Charles Kramer Billy Freeson Byron Newell Sarah Keal Elwin Hazen Paul Weingartner Carl McKenna Ella Sumner Lilian Jones Sally Newell Mrs Carl McKenna and Harold Burns directs the play assisted by Mrs Clarence Safreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Providence Baptist Church of
Western Pennsylvania Fire Dept Board Meeting in Ellwood City
The Board of Control of the Western Pennsylvania Fire Department will hold its final meeting before the August convention in Ellwood City. The session is set for Saturday July 8 at the Sixth Street station to finalize program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Control
Ellwood City
Board of Control of the
Western Pennsylvania Fire Department
Sixth Street
Octette Club Social At Jones Home Ellwood City
Mrs Howard Jones hosted the Octette club at her Orchard Avenue home for a bi weekly session. Bridge games lasted hours with Mrs Lee Sekulski capturing the prize. Mrs Frances Riley helped serve lunch. Another gathering is planned for Monday July 10 hosted by Mrs Carl Kamperman in the city.
Monday Members Have Two Guests
Moon day Night club members were welcomed for their bi weekly session last evening at Rae Chambers home on Second street Ellwood City. Special guests were Mrs B F Goodrich and Mrs Anna Baker of Akron Ohio Bridge was played at three tables for several hours with Mrs Chambers winning top score and serving a refreshing repast The notice adds that on Monday evening July 10 Mrs George Dambach will entertain at her home on Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rae Chambers
Second Street
B. F. Goodrich
Anna Baker
Akron
Chambers
George Dambach
Fourth Street
Eleventh Daufen Family Reunion Set for July Fourth
The eleventh annual Daufen reunion gathers Tuesday July 4 at Mrs Melissa Daufen's home near Riverview. The all day event starts with a noon dinner and continues through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Daufen
Melissa Daufen
Riverview
Senior W. B. A. Lodge to Meet in Bank Hall
Members of the Senior W. B. A. Lodge will gather on Wednesday night at 8 p m in the bank hall for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bank Hall
Varley Family Reunion Planned at Peace Valley Park
Varley family members will gather at Peace Valley Park in Ohio on Tuesday July 4 for their annual reunion. The event brings cousins, siblings, and relatives together to share memories and celebrate the clan’s heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Varley
Peace Valley Park
Ohio
Miss Naomi Cupps Weds Earl Badger in June Ceremony
Ellwood City wedding unites Naomi Cupps and Earl Badger on the 36th anniversary of the groom’s parents. Rev J C Fulton officiated at the Plaingrove church manse. Witnesses included Ruth Badger Hester Cupps Jack Burroughs Lloyd Lewis and Harold Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Earl Badger
James B. Badger
Wurtemburg
J. C. Fulton
Plaingrove United Presbyterian Church
Naomi Cupps
Edgar Cupps
Evans City
Ruth Badger
Hester Cupps
Jack Burroughs
Lloyd Lewis
Harold Wilson
Palton
Connoquenessing
Leo Badger
James Badger
Butler High School
Badger
Badger Home
Sons Of Legion Picnic At Park In Ellwood City
ELLWOOD CITY June 27 at Ewing Park the Sons of Legion of the J. Wilbur Randolph Post held their annual picnic with about fifty members and guests. Park games and a mushball match filled the hours before refreshments. Malcolm Murray directed the event aided by George Kaluger Mack Wilson and Jim McLaughlin. Names for the state camp at Indiantown Gap in July are being chosen and will be announced soon. A regular meeting is set for Monday night July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Sons of Legions
J. Wilbur Randolph Post
Malcolm Murray
George Kaluger
Mack Wilson
Jim McLaughlin
Indiantown Gap
Aiken Reunion At Cascade Park
The annual Aiken family reunion gathered about fifty relatives and friends at Cascade Park from New Castle and Ellwood City areas. Officers chosen were President John Shoemaker, Vice President Lawrence Mershimer, Secretary Mrs. Richael, and Treasurer Harry Gardner. Next year’s gathering is planned for the last Saturday of June at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Aiken
Cascade Park
New Castle
John Shoemaker
Lawrence Mershimer
Richael
Harry Gardner
Rebekah Lodge Plans July Picnic At Ewing Park
Rebekah Lodge members met in the First National Bank hall for their semi monthly gathering with good attendance. A picnic is planned for July 25 at Ewing Park grove with I C C FB Lodge members as guests. Mrs Marthella Woodfield is general chairman and a meeting in New Castle on Monday July 10 was accepted with the Rebekah Assembly president to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lady Rebekah Lodge
First National Bank
Ewing Park Grove
I. C. C. FB Lodge
Marthella Woodfield
New Castle
Rebekah Assembly
Ellwood Personal Notes From Summer Visits
Mrs Ralph Main and daughter Thalia of Birmingham Michigan visit the Reiners in Ewing Park. Miss Mildred Moon a Gary Indiana teacher arrives for summer with her mother Mrs Myrtle Moon of Hazel avenue. Mrs Herbert Thomas near Portersville has recovered from appendix operation and went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Ralph Main
Thalia
Birmingham
Mich
Martin Reiner
Ewing Park
Mildred Moon
Gary
Ind
Myrtle Moon
Hazel Avenue
Herbert Thomas
Portersville
Herman Reunion in Ellwood City Area Planned
Descendants of Fred and Elizabeth Pflugh Herman will gather on July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Young in North Sewickley township for a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Ellwood City
Fred
Elizabeth Pflugh
Charles Young
North Sewickley Township
Ellwood City Admits and Discharges Notice
Ellwood City report lists admitted Clifford Kennedy Fifth St Joseph Bowater Beechwood Boulevard. Discharged Mrs Herbert Thomas Portersville Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Clifford Kennedy
Fifth St Joseph Bowater
Beechwood Boulevard
Herbert Thomas
Portersville
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Lawton Carver International News Service
Jeffer
A.C
G. Stanley
Ander
Best Buy
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Cee
OLD Tire
Fowler
Youngstown
Belmont Ave
Rose Fowler
Gas House
Ellwood City Hammers
Presbyterians
Methodists
St. Nick’s
Gilfillans
Gradale
Mineola
N. Y
M. E. Church
League of Many Nations
Y.P.C.U. Society “Circus” Social
Robt. Wadlow
Lutheran Board
Firemen’s School
Providence
Darlington Hall
Baby
Dorothy Newman Strain
Rita Copeland
San Francisco
JONES
Howard Jones
Octette Club
Orchard Avenue
Lee Sekulski
Frances Riley
Carl Kamperman
W. B. A. Review
Sons of Legion
Rebekah Lodge
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