New Castle Girl to Be Graduated From Mooseheart
Leola Johnson of New Castle will graduate from Mooseheart in June according to Loyal Order of Moose information. She entered Mooseheart May 1916 and has been active in Camp Fire and multiple school activities. Mooseheart welfare led to admission for three daughters, all graduating with high honors. New Castle lodge gave $100 and a wrist watch to Miss Johnson.
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Leola Johnson
New Castle
Moooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Miss Johnson
Rooseheart
Glee Club
Girls Athletic Association
Taittee
Camp Fire
Misa Johnston
New Castle Lodges
Mooseheart Institution
New Castle Lodge
M Johnson
New Castle Girls Raise $467 for Disabled Veterans
Through the efforts of the girls of New Castle High School a Saturday sale of tags raised $467.05 for the Disabled Veterans Relief. The event occurred on May 23 and showcases student charity work.
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New Castle High School
Disabled Veterans Relief
Girls raise funds for Legion Auxiliary tag sale
Seventy five girls planned to sell city street tags for the American Legion Auxiliary. Some were absent due to school duties but those on duty did well. Prizes for top sellers went to Marie Biddle, Tertha Jinks, Amy Jean Young, and Gladys Ferrer. Funds aid disabled veterans in Auxiliary relief efforts.
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Women’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Marie Biddle
Stir Umbreta
Tertha Jinks
Amy Jean Young
Silklose
Gladys Ferrer
Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Temperature Drops From 0 To 40 In Washington Sunday
Washington cooled dramatically after a weekend heat wave as the temperature fell from 90 degrees Sunday afternoon to 40 degrees by morning. A heavy rain helped dissipate the heat and Weather Bureau officials predicted warmer weather ahead as the storm moved seaward.
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Washington
International News Service
Kurea
Mayflower Overnight Halted By Potomac Storm
International News Service reports the yacht Mayflower carrying the President and Mrs. Coolidge and guests anchored near Washington after severe rain and wind on the Potomac. The return trip was halted Sunday evening and the vessel remained at anchor until daylight. Radio messages indicated the president had recovered from Saturday’s illness.
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F International News Service
Washington
Potomac River
Whereabouts Of Mussolini Causes Anxiety In Rome
Rome reports unease over Premier Mussolini's location after he departed for the north Sunday night and did not reach Milan. Authorities suspect he may be at Predappio near Bologna with his family. The dispatch notes a political debt joke and critiques about diplomats and efficiency.
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Mussolini
Rome
International News Service
North
Milan
Predappio
Bologna
American Beats Whitham in Golf Tourney Match
Douglas Grant of California, now based in England, opened the British amateur golf championship with a decisive win over G C Whitham. Grant advances to the semi finals, a strong return after his 1923 run. Only 151 players competed, the smallest field since 1912. Cochrane and Mathiesen also featured in early rounds.
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Ternational News Service
Wesward HO
England
Douglas Grant
America
G. C. Whitham
Grant
L. ¥. Cochrane
Orwentsia
Ad Mathiesen
Berlenbach and McTigue set for world light heavyweight title clash
International News Service reports a May 25 briefing on the McTigue Berlenbach fight for the world light heavyweight title. Promoter Tex Rickard expects a large gate, possibly 70,000, with strong betting on Berlenbach at 6 to 5 on decision and 1 to 2 on a knockout, while McTigue money has surged.
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Davie J. Walsh
Internat
al News Service
New York
McTigue-Berlenbach
Tex Rickard
Berlenbach
McTigue
Pittsburgh Woman Speaker At St Johns Lutheran Church
Miss Eleanor Demier of Pittsburgh will speak at the open meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at St. John's Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening. She recently returned from a world tour and visited Lutheran mission stations, promising an entertaining and informative address. A musical recital directed by Miss Elizabeth Treser and Miss Ednad Hays precedes the talk, followed by a social and refreshments provided by a group of local women.
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Eleanor Demier
Pittsburgh
Woman's Missionary Society
St. John’s Lutheran ‘Church
Miss Demier
Mission ‘Fields Ia
Elizabeth Treser
Ednad Hays
FH. WW. Mayberry
G. M. Woodring
Mary Kerber
William Kocher
Tillie Alburn
Tagging Bases Highlights Early Dodger Offense
Dodgers outslug Cardinals in an early lead as Maranville returns for the Cubs, while the Reds edge Cubs 2 1 after a rain shortened game. Athletics limited to four hits by Walberg’s pitching. Browns lose 1 to 3. Tigers batter Russell and Marberry for 11 hits to take first series. Senators cannot respond after Cavlis dominates after the third. Score 5 to 2.
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International News Service
The
Dodger
Leo Dickerman
Cardinals
Maranville
Cubs
Reds
Sheehan
Bush
Athletics
Walberg
Browns
Macks
Cochrane
Tigers
Russell
Marberry
Senators
Cavlis
Hill's Pavilion To Open Tonight
Hill's Beach pavilion opens to the public at eight tonight in a grand ceremony. The $25,000 structure is among the largest and finest in the area with check rooms rest rooms beauty parlor cafeteria and a large promenade. An invisible lighting system and a yellowish light display enhance dances, with illuminated parking and a caretaker in charge.
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Hill
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Green
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Haney’s
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