Radio Club Sets Thursday Meeting In New Castle
New Castle Radio club met last night at the Gilfillan building on South Mercer Street. Six new members joined and three honorary members were elected Rex L Patch Fred L Rentz and Harry K Bell. The group planned fittings for the club rooms and a demonstration of loud speaking connections next Thursday. Speakers on topics for radio enthusiasts are to be invited for regular meetings.
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New Castle Radio Club
Gilfillan
Mercer St
Giillan Elecerie
Rex L. Patch
Fred L. Rentz
Harry K. Bell
Missionary Society Convention Here
Twenty seventh annual convention of the Women s Mite Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Conscrved Branch of the A M E church will be held at Bethel AME church on Green Street from July 6 to 9.
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Women's Mite Missionary Society
Pittsburgh
A. M. DE
Bethel A.M. E
Green Street
Beach Gear and Auto Supplies for Outdoor Fun
A wide array of beach caps hats and accessories in colors and floral trims from rubber to plain styles priced 19c to 80c. Auto trip essentials include Blue Books maps and auto maps with dense state coverage. Decorations feature patriotic banners napkins and cards. Burke golf gear Brassies irons drivers balls bags and apparel offered with varied pricing. Radios golf gear flags paper goods lunch boxes Kodak at discount with same day processing.
Delegates from Pittsburgh branch churches to attend conference
About eighty delegates are expected at the Pittsburgh conference branch churches event. A fine program will be presented as Bethel 4. M. E. I church members prepare to host delegates in their homes. Ministers of the denomination and Bishop Joshua H. Jones of Wilberforce Ohio are anticipated to attend.
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Pittsburgh
Atttendance
Bethel 4. M. E. I
Joshua H. Jones
Wilberforce
Ohio
Bucket Office Men Indicted in Bucketing Schemes
International News Services reports New York June 30. The Supreme Court grand jury indicted ED Dier and Henry J Lawrence, once partners in EH D Dier and Company, on seven grand larceny charges and nine bucket ing charges. Benjamin F Shrimpton and Adam Redlein were indicted on nine bucket ing charges. Warrants issued. defendants sought for afternoon court appearance before Justice Gelgerich to fix bail. Sixteen indictments total were returned.
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International News Services
New York
Supreme Court Grand Jury Today
ED. Dier
Henry J. Lawrence
EH. D
Dier and Company
Benjamin F. Shrimpton
Adam Redlein
Sadness To Be Taken From Music Of Armenia
Constantinople June 30 Armenian orphan education plans aim to remove the note of sadness from native music. L Ray Ogden of the American industrial school in Oakland reports 2,000 Armenian orphans learn trades and will adopt a more joyous, inspiring spirit as fre— dom dawns after generations of oppression.
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Constantinople
Ogden
Veteran Employment Agencies Organized Bulletin
The veteran bureau completed organization of employment agencies for former service men. Appointments listed include F. J. Herbert Boston, E R TuWatt New York City, Wm A Stevens Philadelphia, W W H Kemper Cincinnati, H W Chadwick Chicago, N H Edwards St Louis, W J Mollison Minneapolis to aid veterans in securing jobs.
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International
Veteran Bureau Today
F. J. Herbert
Boston
E.R. Tuwatt
New York City
Wm. A. Stevens
Philadelphia
W.W. H. Kemper
Cinginnaul
HW. R. Chadwick
Chicago
Large Crowd Attends Legion Auxiliary Carnival
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening June 28 at the Legion Home lawn for the American Legion Auxiliary carnival. Refreshment stands and booths offered attractions, with a neat sum raised for the organization. The carnival continues this evening as lights brighten the lawn and anticipation grows for higher attendance than the previous night.
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Legion Carnival
American T Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Jades
Mheéang
Rescue Mission Picnic Draws Vast Crowd at Cascade Park
B J Berquist reports the City Rescue Mission picnic at Cascade Park drew an estimated 2800 attendees on June 29, marking the largest event yet. He thanks all donors and volunteers for food and work contributions to the success.
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B. J. Berquist
City Rescue Mission
Cascade Park
Bertulso
Social notes from Butler and surrounding towns
Numerous brief greetings and visits list residents from Butler to Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Entries note a string of guests, homecomings, and regional travels including Mrs. Harvey George, Miss Florence Wimner, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McConnell, and Dr. George McKnight among others. Several relatives and friends are mentioned visiting from Cleveland, Farrell, Connellsville, and Ontario with local hosts at multiple streets and avenues.
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Fred R. House
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburgh
Charles Fluff
Neshanworks Avenue
Dudley, Pa
Kid Serp
Cleveland
Paul Smith
Ray Street
Claud Allerton
Mast Street
Youngstown
Walter Smith
Highlands Avenue
Connellsville
Florence Wimner
Emerson Wimer
North Street
Old City
Arthur Clark
C. M. ‘McCormick
Knox Avenue
Plorence Rosen
Jessie Cohen
Farrell
Charles McCullough
Franklin
James McCullough
Craig Street
Joseph Linsey
County “Line Street
Henry Badger
Harrisburg
H. S. Gillespie
Harold
Walter Anangst
Transfer
James Reimhold
Dan Leisher
Mary Stevens
St. Catherines
Ontario
Canada
William Pritchard
Waldo Street
George Broe
W. J. Broe
Herger
Billy Haines
Atlantic Avenue
Charlestown
W. Va
B. FF. Haines
Alex Eros
James
Y. Carson
Moody Avenue
W. V. Fielding
Croton
W.S. Smith
Atlantic City
Dan McConnell
Ethel
Susan
Harry Matthews
B. M. Rodgers
Carlsle Street
R. W. Cunningham
Berger
Mexico City
Eleanor Jean Kay
Greenwood Avenue
George H. Matthews
Anne
George Smith
Blaine Street
George McKnight
Detroit
Mich
James Goodchild
Allen Street
Chauneau Heltenbaugh
Grant Street
Ud. Ixester
BE & A
Pennsylvania
Akron
Ohio
Kester
Religious Circle Meets at Emily Rice Home
In religious and fraternal circles the Epworth M Church group met Thursday evening at Miss Emily Rice's Parle Avenue home. Mrs. F B Black led the gathering with reviews of the study book by Ethal Wylie and Eleanore Marshall. Mrs C W Miner gave a short talk.
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Weaver Circe
Epworth M . Church
Emily Rice
Parle Avenue
Sveett
F. 2B
First Baptist Church Section Nine Plans Meeting
A brief church item notes a program closed with a solo by Margaret Wiggins. Refreshments were served by the possessors. Flowers decorated the area in Section Nine. A short business meeting will be held in the church dining room Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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Margaret Wiggins
First Baptist Church
Developments In Dublin Outbreak
Fighting continues at the Dublin Pour Courts building, a Republican stronghold reportedly blown up and set ablaze. Republicans seize and fortify more structures in Dublin while clashes spread to Limerick and Cork counties. Eamon De Valera is said to be fighting with Republican ranks. A communist led assault on a bank by Countess Markievicz was repulsed.
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Pour Courts
Dublin
Limestick
Corn
Eammon de Valera
Markkiewicz
More Dime Will Admit To “Movies”
International News Service reports Pittsburgh cinema pricing after the war. Most motion picture houses in Greater Pittsburgh cut ticket prices from 18 22 and 28 cents to 10 cents, with few upscale theatres holding firm. A doctor suggests typewriting as a productive pastime for those seeking work or occupation.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Lady Dorothy Mills Visits North African Cavemen
Lady Dorothy Mills, daughter of the Earl of Orford, undertakes an adventurous trip to North Africa to meet cave dwellers, reputed to be the first woman to do so. Also noted is Miss Alice Warwick, recently acclaimed as a leading English singer after rising from street performances to formal training by a conductor.
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Dorothy Mills
Earl of Orford
Queen's Hall
Engiiah
Alice Warwick
Anhe
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