Miss Sinneck Murder Inquest Opens In Riverdale
Chicago May 21 A grieving mother calls for harsh punishment as the inquest into Agnes Sinneck's death begins. Lucille Wunsch, 16, has admitted shooting the girl who she said “broke up the Wunsch home.”
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Liprere
Ongt News
Chicago
Mosea
Agnes Simneck
Riverdale
George Pratt
Wheels of Justice
Lucille Wunach
Misa Simneck
Agnes
Hank
Family mourns after daughter shot amid rumors
A grieving parent claims community rumors about her daughter's death are false. The family says the girl was innocent and blames unnamed parties for the shooting, denying allegations of her father’s affair and “over-friendly” behavior. The community is shaken as details remain unclear.
Grove City College Announces Pageant Committee Members
Grove City Pa May 21 The following committees arrange for the May pageant to be staged May 29 under director Miss Henrietta Risely who wrote the scenario in three episodes Entitled An Hour In Demeter's Garden Assisted by Miss Katherine Griffen and Miss Margaret Williams Student committees Costume Katherine Alcorn Joseph Pinkerton Beulah Oioch Elsie Roberts Costume design Mae Prie Doris Dow and others Finance and advertising by Jos Kifor and Merle Burrows of the college commercial club Music arranged by Dr Herman Poehlmann head of the school of music
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Grove City
Henrietta Risely
Demeter
Garden
Katherine Griffen
School of Oratory
Margaret Williams
Art Department
Katherine Alcorn
Jos. Pinkerton
Beulah ¥ O
G I A Lodges Convene For Union Meeting
About 125 ladies attend the annual union meeting of the G I A lodges in the Pittsburgh Circle held at I C C F hall on Mill Street. Some 50 delegates travel from Beaver Falls New Brighton Rochester Pittsburgh Butler and nearby towns. Fourteen divisions are represented as regular business from divisions is discussed after a noon dinner at the First Methodist church.
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G. J. A. Todgea
Pittsburgh Circle
1.C.C. F. Hall
Mill Street
Out of Tawn
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Butler
Youngstown
Union
First Methodist Church
Demonstration In First Aid At Parent's Night By Scouts
A first aid demonstration by members of W. N. Aiken Boy Scout Troop 10 opened the Parent's Night program at the Aiken school headquarters. Scout Executive J. Lee Calahan highlighted the summer camp, James McMasters spoke on silk manufacture, and a bake sale was planned. Twenty Scouts, 20 Daniel Boone Scouts, 16 parents, and Wayne Stitzinger attended.
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W. N. Aiken Boy Scout
Aiken School
J. Lee
Calahan Fave
James McMasters
Louis Saul
Louis Greenburg
Joe Stritmater
Hach
Daniel Boone
Wayne Stitzinger
Guy L. Raner
Miss Audene Brown Weds In Grove City
Miss Audene Brown and Mr. John Roland married at the bride's Center Street home in Grove City Pa. The ceremony was performed at noon by Dr H H Barr pastor of Grace M E church in the presence of friends and relatives. Miss Brown is a Grove City girl and former Hessemer Company employee.
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Ial
Hens City
Audene Brown
John Roland
Center Street
H. H. Barr
Grace M. E. Church
Brown
Grove City
Hessemer Company
Occupation Of 150 Grove City School Graduates Listed
Grove City Pa May 21 Professor R G Walters head of the department of commerce at Grove City College reports results from 150 questionnaires sent to graduates and students in commerce. Among 51 teachers of commerce 18 secretaries 14 salesmen 13 married women 6 accountants and other occupations. The survey covers graduates and continuing students.
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Eclal
Grove City
R. G. Walters
Grove City College
Commerce
Lyndora School Addition Under Way in Butler Area
Butler plans an expansion of its Lyndora high school with a new 12 room addition located on the campus edge. Architect W G Ecklin of New Castle leads the project as the town advances school facilities.
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Butler
Thheir High
Lyndora School
W. G. Ecklin
New Castle
Senator Reed Ill In Pittsburgh Tonsillitis
Senator David A. Reed is convalescing at his Pittsburgh home after an attack of tonsillitis. His physician said the condition is not serious and he expects to return to his office next week. The illness caused him to cancel several political engagements.
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Uaulletin C International News Servic
Pittsburgh
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Raed
Oil Production Shows Increase During Past Week
Oil production rose in the past week with the Samarkan Petroleum Institute noting output gains. Smackover field produced about 406,550 barrels daily, while broader county production rose by 19,840 barrels daily. California output reached 602,400 barrels daily, up 4,400 from the prior week.
Mid-Continent crude outputs rise in May week
May activity shows Mid-Continent field producing about 1 40m barrels daily, up to 93.10 rels weekly. Gulf Coast steady with 195,400 barrels per day. Oklahoma-Kansas region up 4 LAC barrels to 544.58 daily, while imports and refined petroleum average around 193,000,000 barrels for May.
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Mid-Continent
Gulf Coast
Oklahoma-Kansas
Naturalization Examinations in Pittsburgh Courthouse
About 160 applicants for naturalization sit exams at the Lawrence County courthouse today. An estimated 360 more are to be examined, with the process likely extending over a day or two as candidates proceed through the rooms.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrencr
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