George Allen Elected President Of Pulaski District
George Allen was made president of the Pulaski District at a Sunday School convention. C. L. Curry and others spoke on teacher and adult division topics. Robert M. presided at the installation, with Wingert delivering the evening address. Delegates heard music and were hosted at meals, with next meeting set for New Bedford Presbyterian Church in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M
Law- Sabsith Srboul Asso
I. Wingerg
al Pr Tenar
New Bedford
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admittees and Discharges
Admittee list includes Mrs Anna May Kerr Clayton street Walter McConnell Jit Cochran Way Mrs Marguerite Ritenour New Castle R D 4 Andrew Krestel Galbreath avenue Eric Hil Williams street Discharged Mrs Fleming and baby New Castle RD 4 James Hente now Weashington street A terse hospital log entry lists admittees and a discharge with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Kerr
Clayton Street
Walter McConnell
Jit
Cochran Way
Marguerite Ritenour
New Castle R.D
Andrew Krestel
Galbreath Avenue
Eric Hil
Willams Street
Fleming
Baby
New Castle RD
James Hente
Weashington Street
Political Announcements in the Republican Primary
Thy News prints notices for the Republican Party primary. Frank B. Breenserva is named as recorder in New Castle ward to announce candidate actions and election procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bsremnama
New
Spite Marriage, Mystery Rider in Buster Keaton Pastimes
A noisy mix of film showings and stage events across venues including Negent and DOME listings. Local notes report weather, road detours, traffic, and public works while Fergus Knowles notes woodpecker activity and a cautious police stance on safety near construction sites. Community updates cover golf delays, baseball field planning, and court house traffic observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negent
Buster Keaton
Pitol
Dolores Castello
Nagél
Alert
New Castle Plans and July Safety Measures
The New Castle city notes cooperation between street department workers Reeves and Moore to keep streets in good repair. Fourth of July flag regulations and fireworks ban are urged for safety, with gas tax modestly increasing on Monday. Local churches plan Loyally Day support for Hoover law enforcement. City council urged to push improvements funding with the state. Tennis courts at Boyles Field slated for tournaments under playground supervision. Gravel and cement deliveries for a bridge project on the Ellwood City New Castle road near Cascade Park continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Loyaly Day
Hoover
Mew Castle Cly
State Department
Garry
Boyles’ Field
Ellwood City
New Castle’ Road
Cascade Park
Fragmented history and astrology notes from a vintage paper
The text blends questions about a mysterious individual and English playwrights with a garbled astrology section. It mentions Mason and Dixon, a riddle on residence and passage to a Bible, plus a dubious horoscope for Sunday birthdays. It quotes Arthur Dee and criticizes astrology as outdated.
Unrequited Love Leads to Double Tragedy at Van Eman
In Washington County Pennsylvania yesterday a man Farr killed his former lover and then killed himself in a pattern traced through a diary. The romance began five years earlier when Farr, a coal and iron police officer, courted a girl who later married a miner Frank Johnston after her husband died in a mine accident. Key diary entries tie the couple to events at Cokeburg Junction and Uniontown, culminating in a fatal shooting at Loy Law near Van Eman Station.
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Farr
Coal and Iron
Cokesburg
Frank Johnston
Westaburg
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Cokeburg Junction
Frank E. Johnston
Edith £. Michaels
Uniontown
F. EB. Johnston
Jonas
Whnter
Five more city firemen begin two week vacation
Five more city firemen will take annual vacations starting Monday extending from July 1 to July 15, including W. J. Beott and Norman C. Minner of Central station and others. Those returning from vacations next week include James W. Breman Perry McFarland Roy Samuels R. WY. Brewst and Jaine Bumbaugh from various stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beott
Norman C. Minner
Central Station
Joe Zeigier
Ira M. Rhodes
Reymond G. Clark
James W. Breman
Perry McFarland
Roy Samuels
R. WY. Brewst
Jaine Bumbaugh
Captain Hawks Ends Flight to Coast and Back
Captain Hawks completed his coast to coast flight amid a large crowd of 600 at the field. He bucked a westerly wind and after circling the hangar three times, a misjudged turn caused a crash through a galvanized wire with minor damage to the left wing, yet he exited smiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Iun
Pennsylvania
Sliding scale sugar tariff proposed by Spreckles reform
The Sugar tariff debate centers on a sliding scale to fix profits for refiners. Spreckles argues for a 2.6 cent per pound minimum to aid American beet sugar farmers, a plan that would raise consumer prices by seven cents per pound. Senator Reed Smoot’s rival proposal lacks a fixed refinery profit margin and aligns with a Cuban price range tied to raw sugar costs.
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America
Spreckles
Californian
Amercan Bees Sagers
Reed Smoot
Jian
Smoot
Hoover
Girl flyer near to weather at Roosevilh Field crash
Miss Gentry and Ashcraft had aircraft aloft over Roosevilh Field for more than nine hours attempting to set a fueling record for light planes where the crash occurred. She was injured internally and a late blood transfusion was given. her condition was expected to improve today.
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Old Westoury
N.Y
Vester
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Notices for Cotton and Williams
Funeral services for Mrs Emma C Cotton widow of William Cotton set for Monday at 2 30 p m from 834 Beckford shed with C B Wingerd of the Central Preanglerian charehom charge. Burial in Herman cemetery. George T Williams aged 62 of 214 East street died Friday evening at home of daughter Mrs Rea Ft Smith after illness. Survived by son G Earl Williams and daughter Mrs Ed RR Smith, one brother Samuel Williams and sister Mrs Delia Oliphant, two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p m from home of son 214 East street with Rev C Mohner and Rev Clare Dawns officiating. Burial in Gar Park cemetery.
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Emma C. Cotton
William Cotton
Science
Beckford Shed
C. B. Wingerd
Preanglerian Charehom
Burka
Mace
Herman Cemetery
George Ti. Williams
George H. Williams
East Street
Rea Ft. Smith
Boston Avenue
Youngstown
Wiliams
New Castle
Samuel
Amelia Williams
Delia Oliphant
Bronday
C. Mohner
Croton Avenue
B. Churen
Clarde Dawns
Savannah
New Assistant For Pennington Starts To Work
New assistant for Pennington begins duties after predecessor Wilson is removed. Old reports note Wilson served as state director of prohibition in a New England state and held trusted roles during his term. The mentioned “Three Gun” assignment and revolvers found in offices underscore the era’s temperamental enforcement context.
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Pennington
Pittsscrgh
Josep Positio Decessor
Wilson
Iran
Prohibition
New England
Massachusetts
Births Notice for Several Families in June
Births recorded for June include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Mike Sc burger of Wider Avenue named Hilda born June 26. A son named Hugh Walley was born to Mr and Mrs Hugh at 311 West Madison Avenue. Another daughter born to Mr and Mrs Henry Jones of the Wilmington area on June 28. The writer’s address and signatures are requested for column appearance.
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I. Rose
Pare Avenue
Pa News
Gini
Mike Scburger
Daugh
Hilda
Myr
Hugh 7
West
Madison Avenue
Hugh Wal- Ley
Mrs
Henry Jonesy
The
Wilmington Roan Daughrier
Heir Released From Hospital After City View Row
Pittsburg June 23 G Emblen heir to a 300000 estate was ordered released from City View where he had been held during a garbage company dispute. The long running row continues to unfold as authorities review the case.
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Pittsburgh
G Emblen
Fether
City View
Tragic Infrastructure Memo Read From Fragment
A torn OCR fragment references sections and departments, noting alarm and a Sec. lacking details. The readable text hints at repayment and Washington state connections but provides no full names, dates, or clear events.
Will Not Change Renaing Schedule
Speeding case heard at police court with a fine paid. Lerze ordered into piece court for a charge, with details unclear due to OCR errors. Renaing schedule reportedly unchanged amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Ion Lerze
Peice Court
Spa
Ars Teraniurs
Neduly
Geyer
Mt Jackson Lality Dinner Honors Battery B Reunion
A large gathering of about 200 attended the Battery B reunion held Friday noon in the K of P hall. Mrs W O Taylor Mrs John Robinson and Mrs Ralph White aided in preparations. Dinner committee included Mrs Mame Woods Mrs Sam Laughlin and Mrs Wil Douglas with a long dining room roster. Aides listed include Mrs Al Weiler Mary Hennedy Miss Mary Kelso and others. coffee crew featured Fred Cowden and John Craig. Boy Scout master Wilh Caskey led as general utility, with scouts assisting in chairs and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilh Caskey
Dr Charles Jordan in City Saturday
Dr Charles G Jordan Penn State secretary of agriculture and Lawrence County resident was in the city today visiting friends on his way back to Harrisburg after spending Friday at the Volant fair show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Jordan
Pennsylvani State
Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Salvation Army Special Services Welcomed to Local Legion
Captain C J Smith and colleagues are welcomed to the Salvation Army Special Services in the local organization at the 7 and Mes area, signaling new members and renewed chapter activity.
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Salvation Army Special Services
Ohensen
C. J. Snsith
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Pulaski District
Pulaski
Shenango Valley Hospital
Elsoqud
T A.B
Clint) Kennedy
Ellwond Cry
Burges Judd C. Turner
Ellwood
Ulty
Memerlam
Millon
Legion of the Con
Fay Wray
Gary Cooper
Snub Pollard
Bark Sils
Dorothy Mackson
Douglass Fairbanks
Penn Screen
Paramount News
B. A. and P. Railroad
Fergus Knowles
Legion
Wampum
Harlansboro
Butler
New Wilmington
Dean Park
Tyler
Counccil
Pearson
East Washington
Delaware Avenue
Hillcrest
I. H. Weinschenk
Savannan Road
West Siders
Water Company
West Side
West Side District
Court House
Washington
Merchants and Council
Pa Newe
Jackson
Battery B
North Beaver Institut
Ion
Mr. Jackson
Veterans Service
Volant
PA Newc
Reeves
Moore
Paewe
Street Department
Oak Park Memorial Co
Oak Park Cemetery
Burke
Darrell Burke
Jefferson St
Stetson
Sam H. McGoun
Davis Shoe CO
Mason and Dixon
Ation
Arthur Dee
Minkines i
Russell
Dugan
Stewart
Charles G. Dawes
Coury i Bt
James
Evanston
Christopher Marvine
Alish Surveyors
Hilda Dorcy
Wes
P. ‘T. Dorey
North
Beaver Street
Sini
Harold D
Headquarters For Boys’ Wear
Felts
Reynolds, Summers & WicCann Ofhewys Keliahbe
Garbage Calee
MT. Jackson
Charles Jordan
L. Siti
Carena
Larges Industries
Peter Skirvice
asian _ GREER
Mercer
United States
SF National Bank
Smith's
Smith’s
ORF
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