City Officials Hear Firemen Pact On Relief Funds
Paid Firemen's Beneficial association members told city council in City Hall they would not surrender relief rights except under conditions. A conference with the Volunteer Firemen's Relief association and council aimed to split about 16 000 dollars state tax funds routed to the city treasurer. The Paid Firemen’s group, many also in the Volunteer unit, signed by President H C Stockman and directors, agreed to waive relief from the Volunteer association while on public fire duty, and to limit relief to sickness or death from public fire duty. The Volunteer association has not yet notified a division decision. About 8 000 dollars would go to paid firefighters’ pensions. the remainder to the Volunteer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paid Firemen’s Beneficial Association
Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association
Council
H. C. Stockman
Sal
Chance For Old Horse Traders
Philadelphia surrender buys and sales report shows old horses for sale with allowances for aged plugs. Public Works department seeks capable horses at a price around 45 huskies with part payment to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Pioneer memories in Tuscon grave sites of 600 pioneers
West’s noted pioneers who lived and died in the mountainous country between the Oregon trail and the Mexican border are commemorated. Winn, U. S. Forest Service supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tuscon, Ariz
West
Oregon Trail
Will Winn
U. US. Forest Service
Admitting failure to solve world issues mocks voters
A quoted remark asserts that admitting ignorance on global problems was a strategic move to appease voters who backed prominent leaders with large majorities. The line frames public sentiment as hoping leaders possess decisive problem solving powers.
Virtue and Unconventional Landscaping Plan
Lorena Daniel notes harmony with the setting in a landscape garden. The property presents irregular outlines and topography, with a hillside view from the house toward a triangular lawn. The left shows the landscape architect's plan certified by the Good Housekeeping studio of architecture and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Lorena Daniel
Good Housekeeping Studio of Architecture and Furnishings
Helen Koues
Dwight James Baum
Henry Ives Cobb
Social notes from Pittsburgh visitations and hospital stays
Local residents and visitors are listed with hospital admissions and recoveries. Mr. and Mrs. Blaha and Mrs. Miles visited Pittsburgh. several friends, including Miss Williams and Miss McCombs, travel to Chicago for the World's Fair. Patients include Jack Anderson, Frank Jerry, Augusta Reiter, Edith Mounts, and Florence Miles at Jameson Memorial or New Castle hospitals. others report operations and recoveries. A church group from United Presbyterian churches held a meeting with plans for July 24 at Donna Lang's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pabst
West Fairmont Avenue
Frontenac
Mich
Frank Jerry
Harbor Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Augusta Reiter
Hazel Street
Miss Williams
Aliquippa
New Castle
Edith J. Mounts
New Wilmington
H. Karki
Acorn Street
Martha Wetsel
Pulaski
Wis
Raetata
Seaton Memorial Hospital
Sarah McCombs
Plaingrove
Marie Hogue
Castlewood
Chicago
Rudolph
Croton Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Miriam Pollar
Girard
Ohio
H. J. Ae
Ek Taeda Eae
Florence Miles
O’brien Street
Jeraenen Memorial Hospital
J. C. Wardman
Ellwood City
Clarence Potter
E. L. Foster
North Cedar Street
Barbarton
Vernon Lang
Ruth
Cleveland
C. E. Hutton
Walnut Street
Henry Sloan
Garfield Avenue
North Side
Youngstown Hospital
Caroline Wallace
Highland Avenue
Margaret B. Hanna
East Lincoln Avenue
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Lois Omsler
Wilkinsburg
Margaret Thomas
Park Avenue
Slippery Rock College
Y M B class plans ham fry for Cascade park
Mrs Carrie Mortimer of East Washington street hosted Section F of the Y S B class of Third U P church Thursday evening with Mrs Mary Lines in charge. Plans were made for a ham fry on July 13 at Cascade park for the families. no further meetings will be held until September. Maude Fisher and Mrs Gaius Secaaldea reserved refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Mortimer
East Washington Street
U.P
Mary Lines
Cascade Park
Church group notes election of officers at luncheon
Members of the Daughters of the Nazarene class at the Church of Tinsiatay Ave near Lenora Street held a business meeting after a tureen dinner served by the hostess’s mother. Officers elected include Esther McCue president Lenora Black vice president Ruth Shaffer secretary Rose Rice treasurer Betty Nitache press and Virginia Wommo provided additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theso Daughters the Nazarene
Church of Tinsiatay
Aveniak Ot Toe Ween
Lenora B Street
Adams
Esther McCue
Lenora Black
Ruth Shaffer
Rose Rice
Betty Nitache Press
Virginia Wom
Baptism Service Planned by Rev Owrey at McCleary Beach
Reverend Richard Owrey of the People’s Mission announces a baptismal service Sunday afternoon at 3 15 at the McCleary avenue bathing beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Mission
Richard Owrey
The
McCleary Avenue
Central Circle meets at church parlor plans patches for missionary
The Central Circle of the Central church met with twenty two members. Mrs T W Donaldson presided and plans were made to send patches to Anna Belle Stewart, a missionary. Birthday dinners start in October and a cooking school in November. A breakfast in Cascade Park July 27 with Mesdames Jenkins Finefrock Battley and Miss Bright in charge at 8:30. cooling refreshments served by Mesdames Conn Cox and Coates.
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Central Circle
Central Church
Ch Parlor
T. W. Donaldson
Anna Belle Stewart
Cascade Park
Mesdames Jenkins
Finefrock
Battley
Miss Bright
Mesdames Conn
Cox
Coates
Third United Presbyterian Section D plans July Cascade Park breakfast
Section D of the Y. S. B. class met at Mrs. Reese Bowen’s home on Adams street with Mrs. Earl McKnight in charge. They planned a breakfast at Cascade Park on July 20. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Charles Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Reese Bowen
Adams Street
Earl McKnight
Cascade Park
Charles Houk
Ladies Bible Class Meets in June at Shaffer Home
The June meeting of the Ladies' Bible class of the Church of the Nazarene was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Roy Shaffer's home with Mrs. Lela Phillips as associate. Beatrice Thomas led, Irene Moore sang, Eleanor Shaffer read, and sisters Dorothy Whetsell and Irene led duets. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. The July hostess will be Mrs. H. L. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Roy Shaffer
Lela Phillips
Beatrice Thomas
John Martin
Charles F. Whetsell
Irene Moore
Eleanor Shaffer
Dorothy Whetsell
Martha Washington L. L. O. I. Plans Tureen Dinner
Martha Washington L. L. O. I. met in Clendennin hall to plan a tureen dinner at noon on July 12. Mrs. Rachel Reynolds is organizing a splendid event for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Clendennin Hall
Rachel Reynolds
Abandoned Lighthouse Marks 70th Anniversary
After 79 years of service the historic Ab secon lighthouse will be abandoned on July 11. Built inland in 1864 it once guided ships though nearby hotels and buildings now obstruct its rays. The 70th anniversary of its opening coincides with the shutdown date.
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International News Service
Ee. City
Absecon
Ask Dismissal Of Pennington
Joseph Guffey facing strong odds as a Democratic state official back alternative alliance seeks Pennington's ouster. Boland notes Pennington is a Republican. District troubles persist as Pennington drew army retirement pay until Congress barred dual benefits. A competent Democrat could replace him, with White House influence possible upon the President's return.
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International News Service
Joseph Guffey
Vania
Boland
Pennington
Congress
White House
New Castle Welcomes Record Inbound Tourists Midway Stop
The travel season brings many visitors from New York and eastern Pennsylvania to New Castle bound for Chicago's Century of Progress. Hotels report rising guests and foreign cars from Castleton illustrate the growing midline stopover on Highways 422 and 17 touted as easier routes with smoother grades.
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New Castle
New York H
Chicago
Century of Progress
Metropoli
New York
New Castile
Castleton
Benjamin Frankie
Pennsylvania
Clover Farm Mustard and Salad Dressing Ad Trio
Grocery ad fragment lists Clover Farm Prepared Mustard and Salad Dressing with price marks, noting 3 for 25 cents and a 10 cent jar sale for Dusseldorf brand product. Sparse catalog item likely from a mid century newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Brothers convicted of despicable crime in Denver
John and George Dominguez were sentenced by District Judge George F. Dunklee to 20 years to life after a conviction for robbing 77 year old Mrs. E Peterson. The pair posed as telegraph messenger boys, knocked her down, and stole an $80 money sack from her breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John Dominguez
George
George F. Dunklee
Dunklee
State Penitentiary
St. Louis Zoo plans three ring summer shows
The St. Louis Zoo expands into a three ring display with simultaneous acts across the grounds. Trained lions perform in a dedicated arena, chimpanzees host their own show, and sea lions near readiness for debut. Four lion performances are scheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
ST. Louis
St. Louis Zoo
Woman Claims to Be 128 Years Old in California
In Santa Ana, Senora Martina de la Rosa asserts she is 128, with records to prove it. Her life spans Mexico and Central America, recalling the Mexican War and Texas secession. She notes daring eating habits, with her youngest daughter aged 67, and quips that the second hundred years are harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Santa Ana
Calif
Senora Martina de la Rosa
Mexico
Central America
Texas
Colorado educator Mrs. Wynn celebrates 102nd birthday
Cynthia Wynn founder of the blind department at the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind marked her 102nd birthday. She previously taught at a blind school in Indianapolis before relocating to Colorado Springs over five decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Strings
Colo
Cynthia Wynn
Colorado School For the Deaf and Blind
Bonds of matrimony lose value if interest fades
A wry note suggests that among securities, the婚 bonds of matrimony decline when interest stagnates, highlighting the fragile value of relationships without ongoing care.
Bead Ten Payer Faces Disturbing Economies Graft
A terse note describes a beekeeper or business figure named Bead facing scrutiny over economies and minor graft. The fragment hints at strained finances and questionable practices affecting a small community or organization.
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