Yates Held on Two Bank Charges for June Court
Paul Yates faces conspiracy to defraud and forgery charges following a morning hearing before Alderman Mantz. The case stems from alleged schemes at Home Trust Co and First National Bank of Ellwood City, involving deposits of bogus checks totaling 395 with asks for cash back. Rochester and Pittsburg are claimed home cities. arrest resulted from Home Trust treasurer Ralph Orr’s suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantz
Paul Yates
Wis
Yates
Home Trust Company
First National Bank
Ellwood City
Yai
Rochester
Pittsburger
Tralph Orr
Acheme, Ag
Mome Trist Company
Pittsburgh
Eaah
Orr
Hawood City
Man Identified as Yates Granted Bail During Bank Case
A man identified as Yates succeeded in obtaining S145 at the bank and was unable to raise $4,000 bail in each case. He was committed to jail. Attorney Edwin K. Gogan represented Yates, with R. Ky. Aikonn of the banks involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Yar
Edwin K. Gogan
R. Ky. Aikonn
Banks
Auto wreckage buried in Wolf Swamp scene
Report describes wreckage and buried cars in Wolf Swamp after a crash. City officials inspect the scene and discuss how salvage crews will handle multiple automobiles and eventual removal. Witnesses mention private salvage and possible legal action tied to the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Swang
Moin Marth
Wolf Swamp
Laskerl
Wainer
Realing
Mrs Wallace Reid Guest of Quota Club Event
Mrs Wallace Reid was guest of honor at a Quota Club meeting with special guests Walines Kurd and children and Mrs Davenport. June first Girls visited, Jim Calahan spoke on Boy Scout work, Lillian Andrews sang, Anna and Joseph Tatterson performed. The evening celebrated the first Quotan baby Venaghd McCormick with a birthday cake. An elaborate menu and St Patrick theme colored table decor. Lopes Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walines Kurd
Betty
Davenport
Reid
Kuoht
Elizabeth Whitt
Snusker
Jim Calahan
Scout
Cagehove
Lawrenstr
Lillian Andrews
Anna
Joseph Tatterson
Mras
Arso
Lopes Orchesa
One O Clock Luncheon Club Gatherings Mentioned
Tuesday social events include a 7 o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs P J Meehan for the 1900 Reunited Club with twelve seats and guests Mrs James McMann and Miss Pler nee Moghan. Separate notes mention Modern 500 hosting on East North street with Mrs Roy Merriman, tables of five hundred, high scores to Mrs Sewell and Mrs Scanlon, and plans for a future meeting. Eleven J B Club members meet at Mrs David Shields home with birthday purse for Irwin Gibson and a planned family dinner at Mrs F M Mershimer home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Meehan
Crawford Avenue
Howard Meehan
James McMann
Hubbard
Plernee Moghan
Frank McBride
Mary Elizabeth McBride
Nigel
Lawellyie
Wisi
Hat
Lowellville
Roy Merriman
East North Street
Edward Fulkerson
B. Scanlon
Bessie McGonigle
FL Sewell
M. J. Scanlon
J. B. Club
David Shields
Point Place
Irwin Gibson
B. R. Logan
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Flansburg
Plana
Hlinner
F. M. Mershimer
Spruce Street
T. 1
T. Kensington
Harper Dick
Milton Street
T. L. T. Kensington
Sue Weller
Charles Nichol
Booster Class of Croton M B church Annual Banquet
Members of the Booster Class of the Croton M B church enjoyed their fourth annual banquet in the church dining room. St Patrick tones palette and tasteful favors marked the tables. An elaborate menu was served by the Ladies Aid. Rev Dunn offered the invocation. Frank J Doerr acted as toastmaster and introductions followed. Mrs Kent welcomed attendees. Porter McCandless spoke on Social Life of the Class. Franklin F Miller urged cooperation in the Sunday School. Miss Sheadward R Smith spoke on Ways to Improve our Class. The pastor Rev D B Dunn delivered a brief and inspiring talk on Our Spiritual Life. Muse Art by Edward Smith and Earl Williams featured violin, voice, piano and readings. Pop singing led by J J Miller capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. B
St. Patrick's
Greene
Ladies‘ Aid Society
Dr. Dunn
Frank J. Doerr
Kent
Porter McCandless
Frankslin F. Miller
Sheadward R. Smith
D. BR. Dunn
Edward Smith
Earl Williams
J. J. Miller
Enjoyable Party Honors Birthday of Elizabeth Kehna
A birthday celebration for Miss Elizabeth Kehna marked her thirteenth at her sister’s East Washington Street home. Guests included Virginia and Martha Brinton, Thelma Ray, Janet Randies, Mary Woodrow, and others. games and music filled the 7 to 10 pm hours with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kehna
J. W. Kehna
East Washington Street
J. C. Marshall
Milo Steel
Virginia
Martha Alice Brinton
Thelma Ray
Janet
Martha Randies
Mary Woodrow
James Remiley
Donald Patterson
Harry Sweet
Edward George
George Jones
Marry Egerson
Miss Mary Davids Weds Charles W Perelle in Epworth Church
Miss Mary Davids daughter of Mr and Mrs George Davids of County Line street and Charles W Perelle son of Mr and Mrs Charles Perelle of Chichagoff Alaska were married in a high noon ceremony at Epworth M E church Rev Homer B Davis presided The bride wore golden canton crepe with yellow rose corsage The double wing ceremony featured Miss Dorothy Mae Davids as attendant Best man was Joseph Blanning After a brief wedding trip the couple planned to reside in Olympia Washington The T Club event followed at the home of Mrs James Finn Edison Ivenus was noted for Thursday evening reception plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E
Mary Tsabell Davids
George C. Davids
County Line Street
Charles Wiliam
Perelig
Juneau
Alaska
Charles Perelle
Chichagofff
Homer B. Davis
Dorothy Mae Davids
Joseph Blanning
Bagan
Hackensack
New Jersey
Personal Notices From a Local Newspaper
Mrs Charles Schetrom is ill with pneumonia at her home on Dewey Avenue. Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Flanders of Spring Street are twins named Gerald and Geraldine. George Senhelser of the Hamilton Apartments has been quite ill but is reported improved. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bailey of Atlantic Avenue have returned from a eastern trip to New York City and Philadelphia. Willis D Alford of Highland Avenue, a well known railroad man, suffered a stroke this morning and is in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schetrom
Dewey Avenue
Ernest Flanders
Spring Street
Gerald
Geraldine
George Senhelser
Hamilton Apartments
Kenneth Bailey
Atlantic Avenae
New York
Philadelphia
Willis D. Alford
Highland Avenue
Bible Class at Y W C A Tonight and Ben Franklin Reserves Meeting
The Y W C A hosts the Wednesday evening Bible class at 6 00 p m with Ben Franklin reserves. Ben Franklin Girl Reserves held their regular meeting at the Y W C A Tuesday afternoon with good attendance and normal business discussed. Recognition for new members will be next Tuesday. Dispatcher J N McKee of the Electric Company has returned today after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Y. W. C. A
Ben Franklin Reserves
Ben Franklin Girl Reserves
J. N. McKee
Electric Company
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather in March Meetings
Religious and fraternal circles report a busy sequence of meetings. Central Presbyterian women met at Mrs Kay Blim Norwood avenue with Miss Gla las Wilson presiding and elected officers for the year, while plans and talks on Korea were led by Miss Emme Mershimer. Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans approved a new president and vice presidents, with St Patrick's party planned for March 16. Weaver Circle Epworth Methodist, Mizpah Circle First Presbyterian, and Senior Luther League St Pauls Lutheran held sessions or forthcoming event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.U. RL
Ajuwlr
Central Presbyterian Church
Kay Blim
Norwood Avenue
Kenneth Brennaman
BE. C. King
Glalas
Wilson
Korea
Cvey
Emme Mershimer
Alexson Leslie
Ethel Batley
Margaret Leslie
Margaret White
Clifford Probst
Helen Kyle
Anne Petterson
Lterature
Edgar Thompson
Henry Bratschie
Francis Reese
Park Revenue
S. of V
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Hall
Josephony King
T. H. Ashton
Margaret Hammond
St. Patrick's
Sons of Vetarane
Howard McGill
First Presbyterian Church
J. N. Randolph
CG. Bottenbaugh
Charles Gray
Meyo Porter
Everett McNees
R. L. Kirkpatrick
Nora Hogue
Anetta Butler
Harry Gibnon
Stewardshin
C. I. Mantz
Harald Catton
Luther League of
St Paul'a
Wallace Reid highlights home law as moral令
Mrs Wallace Reid visits Capitol Theatre to promote Broken Laws a photoplay about law observance in the home She argues the structure of home depends on mother and that parental lawbreaking harms children The event combines a celebrity appearance with the film showing encouraging audiences to attend today for an early seat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Wallace Reid
Capitol Theatre
Mia
Reid
Croton M E Church Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
Mrs Geiger and Mrs William Geiger will host Croton Avenue meeting. The Ladies Aid Society of Croton M E Church will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Anns Williams on Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Soviets
Ladies Aid Society of the
Croton M. E. Church
Anns Willams
Croton Avenue
Coolidge Signs Deficiency Bill for Navy Modernization
President Coolidge signed the second deficiency appropriation bill totaling 44.9 million dollars. It includes 30 million for modernizing six battleships and seven million for constructing aircraft carriers. A water main break near Palmer Street was also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Palmersivre
Washington Street
Special Subject Rev Landis Opens Baptist Revival
Baptist congregations joined at First Baptist Church for revival services led by Rev. George M. Landis. Emrys Thomas and Rev. Zing assisted in the opening, with Miss Nana Jenkins and Richard Morris providing specials. Landis to preach on The Scarlet Thread in a Missionary Women event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Emrys Thomas
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Zing
George M. Landis
Richard Morris
Nana Jenkins
Mmanswel
Rav. Landis
Wonder cream promotes skin glow and health for all ages
An advertisement touts a revitalizing wonder cream claiming to moisturize nourish and illuminate skin. It targets thin faces puffiness under the eyes and fine lines across ages and skin types. Also promotes laundered collar and cuff sets in multiple colors as stylish accessories to dresses.
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Alderman Mantz
Jaye der
Boo Hound
Quota Club
Modern
B. OB. Club
E. M. M’creary Bell
Phono
Mather Bros. CO
Jewalers
Washington Rt
New Castle, Pa
Th. J. Price
Electiig St. 1
Happy Hoor Club
Harry Sole
Damnile
Coy Price
Cora May
Ralph Frederick
Olive
Dorothy Price
Dorothy
Olive Price
Cole
Fern Leaf Club
Fern Leaf Club Associates
William Crowe
Robert Riber
As & New
Sara Moore
Harley Crowe
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
College Club
Mabel Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Metzler
Mary Davids
Charles W. Perelle
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Bornan Bible Class
Berean Bible
BE. H. McNeere
Patterson
Miss McKee
Weaver
Epworth Methodist Church
Elmer Kerr
East Reynolds Street
Luther League
Mrs. Reid
the Capitol
The
Wallpaper
Lark
Mackie
William Geiger
Gal Break Avenue
Thomas Jefferson
Rev. Landis
Bia Cristi Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society
Nus
BROWN
Hamilton Go
B. & H. Store
Oda
Helena Rubinsteins
Valare
Crean
St.se
Dainty Stopins
Daint Id
Ladies’ Union
Medlum
Badice
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