Forty Cans of Pike Placed In Local Streams
Forty additional cans of pike were received today from state hatcheries and placed in county streams by Charles Withers and associates of the Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association. Forty thousand fish were contained in the cans and distributed. Restocking has been on a large scale, promising good fishing in future years. An important meeting of the Sportsmen's Association will be held tonight with a record attendance urged.
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Charles Withers
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association and Associates
Lawrence County
Guard Of Honor From Company K
Body of the late James A. Gard ner will lie in state at the Second United Presbyterian church from.
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James A. Gardner
Second United Presbyterian Church
Tribute Fitting Honor For Beloved Local Citizen
Noon to 2 30 pm service time. Guard of honor by Company KK Fourth Regiment Sons of Veterans Reserve during wake in charge of Lieutenant C M Gillespie. Community bids fitting tribute to its best known citizen.
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Fourth Regiment
Sons of Veterans Reserve
C. M. Gillespie
Memorial Service At Pulaski Presbyterian Church
Memorial services were held at the Pulaski Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 11 AM led by Pastor K C Hayes with Rev C Baker of the Methodist church delivering an address. A large audience including soldiers and veterans attended as choirs provided music and flags and flowers decorated the church. Decoration day services will be held in the cemetery at 2 PM with speaker R L Wallace.
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R. L. Wallace
Dr. Wallace Flooded With Commencement Speaking Dates
Dr. W Charles Wallace president of Westminster College is sought for numerous commencements across Pennsylvania Ohio and at Westminster College. He plans May 28 Homestead May 29 North Beaver May 30 Ellwood City Memorial May 30 Rotary Youngstown June events and June 7 Westminster College baccalaureate sermon. A separate Paris report notes the assassination of M Berger treasurer of L Action Francaise by unknown assailants amid political tensions.
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New Wilmington
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Homestead High School
Homestead
North Beaver High School
Mt. Jackson
Ellwood City
Sandy Lake High School
Rotary Club
Youngstown
Geneva College
Darlington High School
Titusville
Bandit Trio In Chicago Secure $150000 In Gems
In Chicago three bandits entered the diamond shop of Adolph Gastman in the loop before opening, bound three firm members, and escaped with unset diamonds valued between 100000 and 150000 dollars. The heist occurred May 26 as the store prepared to open for business.
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International News Service
Chicago
Adolph Gastman
Prayer Circle To Meet Thursday At City Mission
The Prayer Circle of City Mission women will meet Thursday at 2:00 PM at Mrs. E. J. Berquist home 740 Butler avenue. Bible study will be held Friday evening at the Mission with Mr. Frank Geiger teaching. Beginning June the Mission workers will conduct Gospel services across the city and county using the Gospel auto as they travel to different locations.
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Women of the City Mission
E. J. Berquist
Butler Avenue
Frank Geiger
Mission
Takima District Shaken By Quake
A strong earthquake struck the Takima district of Southeastern Nippon Island this morning damaging buildings in Toyo Oka and Konosaka, which were nearly destroyed by last Saturday’s quake. No loss of life was reported.
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International News Service
Tokio
Takima
Nippon Island
Toyo-Oka
Konosaka
Sons of Veterans to Attend Funeral Services
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 members plan to meet at 2:00 PM at the Sons of Veterans Hall in the city building to attend the funeral of James A. Gardner in a body.
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Oscar L. Jackson
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Hall
James A. Gardner
North Street Hi-Y To Name Officers
Annual election of officers will be held during the North Street Hi-Y Club meeting at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening. Supervisor Leonard urges a large attendance.
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North Street
Hi-Y Club
Leonard
New Castle Afro-Americans Club Hosts Reading Circle
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas of Green street hosted P L D Reading Circle with a literary program led by Mrs Gertrude Rose. Members read papers by Mary Bunch Ida Hull Grace Stewart Mable Taylor Rebecca Haker and Ellen Cousins sang a solo. Guests included Heneritta Davis Watkins Etta Davis Mary Finch and Cora Duffin. Refreshments were served and the club will meet again in two weeks at an announced location.
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Elizabeth Thomas
Green Street
Gertrude Rose
Mary Bunch
Ida Hull
Grace Stewart
Mable Taylor
Rebecca
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