Seventh Ward Presbyterians Enjoy Picnic at Mahopingtown Park
Members of the Mahopingtown Presbyterian Sunday School from the Seventh Ward joined a Wednesday picnic at Cascade Park in New Wilmington. About 29 swam and picnicked, with a mushball game in the afternoon and a pie supper hosted by the K J U Bible Class. The event featured an invocation by the acting pastor and a table run by the Bible class.
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Mahopingtown
New Wilmington
Gilbert
Americal Legion
Lila Shaw
Cascade Park
Shaw
Luella Fry
Jessie Duckworth
Della McCort
Maud McBride
Vacation borrowing at Mahoningtown library
Miss Sarah Mertis announces vacation loan hours at Mahoningtown Free Library patrons may borrow books for trips with a due date of October 1. Adults and children cards permitted to borrow up to four books. library hours are Mondays and Thursdays 12 30 to 1 09 PM. John Staph of Mahoningtown reports their son Pvt Anthony Staph has graduated from a course in Denver Colorado. Louis A E270 9g206 Montgomery undergoes operation.
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Sarah Mertis
Libtidan
Mahoningtown
Mervis
John Staph
R_ DY
Pvt
Anthony Staph
Forse
Denver
Colo
Christoper Columbus Society president undergoes operation
Avenue resident and president of the Christoper Columbus Society underwent an operation at New Castle hospital and is reported as doing well. The Seventh Ward personals note several hospital visits and recoveries among residents, including Mayme Harris and Ethel Hayes, with others returning home from Jameson Memorial and Bainbridge naval stations.
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Avenue
Christopher Columbus Society
New Castle Hospital
Mayme Harris
Madison Avenue
Ethel Hayes
Newel] Avenue
Delphine Jones
Mt. Jackson Road
Donald
Keyser W.va
Marsha Dell] McAnlis
Phyllis Jean McAnlis
R. D. Mahon- Metown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Earl Rueble
Bainbridge Nava
North Cedar Street
Carl Allen
R. D
Mahoningtown
Frank Pelost
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge
Ernestina Pelosi
Ashland Avenue
Louis Palmieri
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Md
Mit
Joseph Palmieri
South
Cedar Street
Truck Drivers Strike Threatens Midwest Shutdown
CHICAGO June 29 A strike of 26 000 truck drivers in eight states looms with 190 lines at risk. Central States Drivers Council and APL called the walkout for tomorrow while Midwest Operations Association reports no negotiations to avert the shutdown.
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Chicago
Central States Drivers Council
APL
Midwest
Midwest Operations Association
St Joseph Aspirin Becomes Economical Choice for Millions
Ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as world’s largest seller at 10c. It promotes economy size of 100 tablets for a low price and asks why pay more or accept less. The copy emphasizes value and reliability.
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St. Joseph Aspirin
Scouts Prepare for Lawrence County Camp Opening
Twelve junior staff and three adults hustle to ready the Lawrence County Boy Scout Camp for 80 boys arriving Sunday afternoon. Docks and waterfront gear are being set, guard rail fixed, pump installed at the creek for showers, cot repairs, cabin canvas drops, and dining hall scrubbing underway. Meals begin Sunday evening as registrations reach 78 with room for two more.
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Lawrence County
Thomas Allen
Bernard Hook
Thomas Paden
Milly
Aid For Tornado Victims Offered
Pittsburgh officials report Red Cross relief offering medical care and replacement of homes furniture and clothing for tornado victims with no means to cover costs. Allegheny County death toll rises to 44 while West Virginia reaches 110 and Maryland remains at three. OPA approves extra gas allowances for volunteer drivers to Virginia or New York. disaster relief chair Frank R Walton says funds come from a recent successful campaign.
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Pittsburgh
Red Cross
Alleghens County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
OPA
Virginia
New York
Honor Roll Group Meeting Planned in Croton
Chairman Harry Wright of the Croton Honor Roll committee calls a meeting this evening at 8 at Croton School. In addition to committee members, solicitors canvassing for funds are asked to attend. Seventy per cent of Japan motivations.
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Harry Wright
Croton
Croton Schoor
Nye Trails in North Dakota GOP Senate Race
In BISMARCK on June 29 Lynn A. Stambaugh former national commander of the American Legion held a slim lead over Sen Gerald Nye in the Republican renomination contest. Other candidates include Usher Burdick and A C Townley as Nye seeks to defend the seat amid a crowded field.
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Bismarck
N. D
Lynn A. Stambaugh
American Legion
Gerald Po
Nye
Usher Iy Burdick
A.C Townley
Nonpartisan League
Fragmentary street note from Burdicka area race report
A partial OCR fragment mentions Stamban2ah Avenue and a Burdicka address with a near Pratt street reference. The garbled text hints at a race or ritual ad but lacks clear details or outcomes. No identifiable persons or organizations are conclusively present due to transcription errors.
Willam S. Shira Becomes Youngest Major in Army
William S. Shira of 122 Englewood Avenue is made a major in the engineer corps of the Army at age 26. He is reportedly the county’s youngest officer, serving with a sapper detachment attached to a combat wing.
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William
Shira
Leroy Shira
Engle
Wood Avenue
Engineer Corps
Sapoe
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