Plane crash near Daytona Beach claims two lives
In Daytona Beach, a plane entering a tail spin plunged into the Atlantic late yesterday. Drowned are Al Stanley, 28, Montgomery Alabama orchestra leader, and Mary Lee Butler, 20, Washington DC. Pilot Stroube Lander, Daytona Beach, was badly hurt and remains in serious condition.
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International News Service
Daytona Beach
Fla
al Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Lee Butler
Washington, D. C
Stroube Lander
Lander
Elderly Chicago Man Is Killed by Train
Sam Grabiner 85 father of Harry Grabiner vice president of the Chicago White Sox and grandfather of actress June Travis was killed instantly today by a loop-bound Illinois Central suburban train in Chicago.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sam Grabiner
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
June Travis
Illinois Central
South Side Board Plans Monthly Meeting
South Side Board of Trade members will gather in Alderman B. J. Biondi’s office on East Long Avenue Wednesday at 7 30 p m for their monthly meeting, announced President Frengel today.
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South Side Board of Trade
B. J. Biondi
East Long Avenue
Frengel
League Elects New Officers at Mahoning Church Meeting
The Senior Epworth League of Mahoning M. E. Church elected officers for the year starting September. President Genevieve Moss and four vice presidents plus a secretary were chosen after a nominating committee report. Regular league meetings resume September 6 with upcoming church events and classes noted.
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Epworth League of Mahoning M. E. Church
Howard Tackitt
Frances Hyde
June Anderson
Milton Butts
Genevieve Moss
William Emerick
Marjorie Howard
Jessie Jane Gilbert
Paul Jones
June Wilson
Sevent h Ward News Special Service Sunday Evening
Sevent h Ward News reports Mahoning M E Church held a special Sunday evening service admitting twenty three children after examination by the pastor on Christian doctrine and history. Rev Hagadorn spoke on The Order of the Golden Heart and led membership classes.
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Mahoning
Lawrence Godwin
Shirley Peterson
John McCann
Verlee Mauermann
James McCann
Patricia Taylor
Kenneth Moss
Virginia Lee Stump
Robert Stewart
Ernest Logan
Ruth Jean Jolley
Daniel Brookman
John Krepps
Harriet Leighty
Robert Gilbert
Betty Lou Johnston
Ella Jean Wilson
John Cripps
June Wilson
Ida Jean Mitchell
Robert Mauck
Jessie Jane Gilbert
Miss Ruth Glenn Returns Home To Cherry Tree Pa
Miss Ruth Glenn returns to her home in Cherry Tree Pennsylvania after spending the winter at the home of Rev and Mrs D C Schnebly on Newell Avenue while attending the New Castle Business College.
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Ruth Glenn
Cherry Tree
D. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
New Castle Business College
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Set At Legion Home
A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Conductors will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Legion Home.
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Ladies Auxiliary
the Order of Railroad Conductors
Legion Home
David Bender Vacationing With Parents In Harrisburg
David Bender of Harrisburg is spending a week’s vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs D E Bender on West Madison Avenue.
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David Bender
Harrisburg
Mrs
D. E. Bender
West
Madison Avenue
John Davis
Aliquippa
C. W. Davis
North Cedar Street
Harry Wylie
West Madison Avenue
C. E. Arble
Jamestown
Junior Christian society plans afternoon picnic and meetings
Tuesday events include a 3 p.m. church departure for a Junior Christian society picnic and an M. E. G. auxiliary gathering at Mrs Man ly Broaddus's Fourth street home with Mrs. E. L. Vincent as associate hostess. A 7:45 p.m. Willing Workers society meeting follows. Thursday the orchestra picnics at Herchler's cottage. Friday the Opportunity Circle meets at 2 p.m. at Mrs. David Bender's West Madison avenue home.
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Junior Christian Society
Manly Broaddus
Fourth Street
E. L. Vincent
Willing Workers Society
Herchler’s
Opportunity Circle
David Bender
West
Madison Avenue
Board of trustees meeting to nominate new trustees
A Monday 8 o clock meeting of the church board of trustees will nominate trustees for the new year. Tuesday notes mention the Sheehy Miller auxiliary activities and plan.
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Sheehy-Miller Aux
William Osborn Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
William Osborn comes home to West Madison Avenue after spending a week in Cleveland Ohio.
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William Osborn
West Madison Avenue
Cleveland
Move to Albion by Hosslers in Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs J H Hossler relocate from West Cherry Street to Albion Pennsylvania marking a local residence change in the community.
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Albion
J. H. Hossler
West Cherry Street
Albion, Pa
Maucks Visiting in Cleveland Today
Mr and Mrs O C Mauck of Newell Avenue are visiting in Cleveland today.
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Cleveland
O. C. Mauck
Newell Avenue
Change of Residence for Mr and Mrs Hudson
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hudson have moved from Newell Avenue to Mt Jackson Road.
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Kenneth Hudson
Newell Avenue
Mt. Jackson Road
Residents visit across towns noted in Jamestown area
Nancy Brown camps at Camp East Brook while Betty Gibson visits Youngstown. Harold Gillespie from Fenn College spends weekend at home on West Clayton. George Maud visits his parents on Sixth Street in Jamestown. Helen Anderson recovers from operations at Jameson Hospital. Others visit relatives in Youngstown and Jamestown, including the Riddles, Yeagers, and Davises, with illness prompting one trip to Jamestown.
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Betty Gibson
West Clayton Street
Youngstown
Harold Gillespie
Fenn College
Cleveland
George Maud
Gary, Ind
A. A. Maud
Sixth Street
Helen Anderson
West Madison Avenue
Jameson Hospital
Cyril Jones
Earl Guy
W. J. Tackitt
West Cherry Street
Wm. Riddle
Robert Pryce
Youngstown, O
George Hettenbaugh
Howard Russell
Beaver Falls
James Yeager
Women dominate Brooklyn law honors at Lawrence Univ
Highest honors of Brooklyn law school went to women for the second time as Mrs. Jane Margaret Sullivan received summa cum laude and Miss Leona B. Morrison earned magna cum laude in a class largely composed of women.
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Brooklyn Law School
Lawrence University
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jane Margaret Sullivan
Leona B. Morrison
Sullivan
Plane Crash Near Clinton Kills One Injures Two
In Clinton Iowa on June 29 M E Felderman 22 was fatally injured and Glen Solberg 24 died after a biplane piloted by Felderman crashed from about 100 feet at the Dewitt airport. Both men were from Maquoketa Iowa. Cause of the crash remains unknown.
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International News Service
Clinton
Iowa
M. E. Felderman
Glen Solberg
Here
Felderman
Dewitt
Maquoketa
Little Girl Burned by Nonexploding Park Bomb Incident
At Cascade Park on Saturday a large display bomb failed to explode and landed near spectators. Niece of Art Weir, Wanda Weir of Akron, was slightly burned while attending the tin mill picnic with her parents. Sheriff Edward Pritchard transported her for medical care.
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Cascade Park
Wanda Weir
Art Weir
Weir
Edward Pritchard
Miss Weir
Akron
New Castle
The Fencer Blouse Styled After Fencer Tunic
A white waffle pique blouse named The Fencer imitates the fencer’s tunic with a close fit tapering from a high collar along the shoulder and armhole to the waist. It contrasts with debates over subsidizing ships and a judge’s contempt warning in Freeland.
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Wutler
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E. Long Ave
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