Annual Battery B Reunion Honors Gettysburg Valor
Several hundred people gathered in Mount Jackson for the Battery B Civil War veterans reunion with a school program, music, prayers, and remarks by Tad Shields who lauded the preservation of free institutions and the Union. Veterans D. M. Clarke and Edward Ayers, both 88, attended, and local committees organized logistics and hospitality for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Mount Jackson
Battery B
American Legion
Earl J. Watt
American Legion Auxiliary
Mount Jackson High School
Edward Shoemaker
Westfield Presbyterian Church
George Neil
Bethel U. P
Warren
Lawrence Spears
R. D. Spears
Tad Shields
Mr. Shields
Picketts
Lawrence County
D. M. Clarke
Edward Ayers
Pulaski
W. H. Mack
Paul Kenney
Paul Raub
Alfred Lago
Ira Swisher
J. C. Feree
al Weller
E. O. Reed
Dick Thompson
Frank Wallace
Norman Craig
William Emery
William Cowden
William Clark
E. J. Ball
Clair Carr
Margaret Corbett
Curtis Kerr
John Kerr
J. D. Seltzer
William Baird
Gerald Kild
Jennie Lusk
Bethel
Ralph White
James B. Kelso
William Douglas
Steel Industry Opposes Union Drive in Open Letter
The American Iron and Steel Institute releases a statement asserting the steel industry will resist unionization campaigns that threaten collective bargaining. It warns of coercion and violence, reiterates that employment does not require union membership, and notes past elections elected representatives for bargaining while stressing recovery after six years of losses.
Retrial Opens for Butler Realtor in Fatal Hit-and-Run
In Indiana court, William J. Flowers faces a new trial on charges of hit-and-run and involuntary manslaughter over the death of Esther Von Grogh, a Butler musician. About 50 witnesses were subpoenaed as Flowers pursues a venue change granted by the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
William J. Flowers
Butler Realtor
Esther von Grogh
Butler-Pittsburgh
Indiana Court
Flowers
Miss van Grogh
George Walter
C. Ed. Walter
Butler County
John H. Wilson
State Supreme Court
Junior Kiwanians to Present Program at Castleton
Junior Kiwanians under the Kiwanis vocational guidance committee led by Clement D. Parker will take part in the Kiwanis weekly program at The Castleton on Wednesday July 1. New Junior Kiwanians will be introduced to the club that day.
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Kiwanis Club
Clement D. Parker
Castleton
Second Of Park Services Draws Bigger Crowd
Attendance grows at the second summer service in Cascade Park, sponsored by the New Castle Ministerial Association. Dr. J. A. Galbraith preached on "Something Beyond" as the Epworth Methodist choir led music with Mrs. Anna Pyle at the piano.
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New Castle
M. E. Church
Root
T. B. Shearer
Central Christian Church
Vandal
Lillian Buchner
R. B. Thomas
Gaylordsville
Conn
Epworth M. E. Church
Lord Jesus
Paul Ambrose
R. B. Withers
Greenwood M. E. Church
Ministerial Association
Jesus
Dr. Galbraith
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Tonsil Procedures
The hospital notes record admissions including Lyda Wengerd Margaret Bond Mary Fergus Kathleen Pape Lois Beard Lois Bechtel Janet Bren neman Verne Bookamer Grace Deegan and others undergoing tonsil operations. Discharges include Amadio Amadio Julius Kovach Steve Dudash Freda Hanna Arthur Neal Jessie Mott Gula Phillips Truby infant and other patients.
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Lyda Wengerd
Wampum
Margaret Bond
Brockway
Mary Fergus
Slippery Rock
Kathleen Pape
Grant Street
Lois Beard
Ryan Avenue
Lois Bechtel
Oak Street
Janet Brenneman
Garfield Avenue
Verne Bookamer
Grace Deegan
Leasure Avenue
Amadio Amadio
Hamilton Street
Julius Kovach
Steve Dudash
Freda Hanna
Thorpe Street
Arthur Neal
Koppel
Jessie Mott
Gula Phillips
Highland Avenue
Dorothy Truby
Cottage Street
Ruth McCreary
Miller Avenue
Della Denniston
East Washington Street
Margaret Byers
Mercer Street
Frank Gerould
Jean Hodge
Neshannock Avenue
Local Admits and Discharges List
Admitted Helen Lapinsky of Ellwood City R F D No 1. Discharged Pearl DePaola 35 High Street Mrs Nancie Kildoo Princeton James Shaw Volant Tony Quinn 802 Arlington Mary Quinn 802 Arlington Mrs Ernestine Russo 208 West Wabash Jimmie Gibson 520 East Winter Mrs Thomas Cubellis infant 1403 East Washington Richards Fulvi R F D No 6 Bernard Fulvi R F D No 6 Mrs Agnes Rzecznik 1745 Wilson Avenue James Brandon 648 South Bay Mrs Adeline Watkins 502 Pearson Mrs Edna Stuart R F D No 6 Mrs Kenneth Clark infant R F D No 2 Mrs Sarah Lewis 236 Hillcrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lapinsky
Ellwood City
Pearl DePaola
High Street
Nancie Kildoo
Princeton
James Shaw
Volant
Tony Quinn
Arlington Avenue
Mary Quinn
Ernestine Russo
West Wabash Avenue
Jimmie Gibson
Winter Avenue
Thomas Cubellis
Washington Street
Richards Ful
Steel industry mobilizes against Lewis union drive
The American Iron and Steel Institute and 95 percent of the industry pledge to oppose John L. Lewis backed efforts to organize 500000 workers. They warn of strikes and violence and vow to defend collective bargaining free of intimidation. The industrialists promise to use all resources to protect employers and families from coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
International News Service
New York
John L. Lewis
Steel Workers
American Iron and Steel Institute
Committee For Industrial Organization
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Fliers Shocked By Lake Champlain Tragedy
New York reports nine planes from Roosevelt field good will flight to Montreal. One cabin plane crashed in Lake Champlain near Essex killing four from Greater New York including pilot Frank Saglimbene and passengers Stephen Zazakiewicz George W. Erickson and Katherine Zarling. Police search for wreckage buoyed on the lake. two other planes forced down injuring five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Roosevelt Field
Montreal
Essex
N. Y
Lake Champlain
Here
Greater
Frank Saglimbene
Pilot
Stephen Zazakiewicz
George W. Erickson
Katherine Zarling
Ray Du Val Crowned Wisconsin Beer Drinking Champion
Ray Du Val of Green Bay won the Fond Du Lac Advancement Association contest beating 500 entrants to claim the Wisconsin championship. The 180 pound winner downed a half gallon of beer in 19 seconds eclipsing last year's mark, with his manager noting improved time of 14 seconds twice in one day.
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Cedarburg
Wis
Ray du Val
Green Bay
du Val
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
A. Emmcke
Milwaukee
George Fox
Fox
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BY Tad Shields
Iron and Steel Institute
Steel Industry
Indi
Indiana
M. A. Fier
J. A. Galbraith
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Lewis
Tour
Hunt
India
Blue Sunoco
Iinoco
United States
Sun Oil Co
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