Remove 34 From Carolina Mine
HOPE TO REMOVE ALL BODIES BY EVENING. COAL GLEN N C MAY 29 WITH 34 BODIES REMOVED FROM THE CAROLINA COAL COMPANY MINE TODAY THE TOWN REMAINS GRIM AS RESCUE CREWS DIG TOWARD THE 2600 FOOT LEVEL WHERE REMAINS ARE BELIEVED BURIED AMONG 20 TO 35 ENTOMBED MINERS REPORTS SAY RELATIVES STAY IMMOBILE IN VIGIL AWAITING ANY WARNING OF SURFACE BODY REMOVALS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nternational News Service
Coal Glen
N.C
Carolina Coal Company
Meeting to Plan YMCA Camp for Young Campers
A special YMCA meeting for campers is set for 7:00 p.m. in the Boy Department to plan the summer camp. With limited places left, any boy considering joining is urged to attend. The camp serves midgets aged 10 to 12 and the regular group aged 12 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya
Plana
Indy 500 Race Crowds Fill Indianapolis Streets
International News Service reports Indianapolis buzzed as 23 drivers qualified for the 500 mile race with four more possible. Weather tomorrow looks fair and warm, drivers include Shafer and Alley testing eliminations. Benny Will swaps cars before the start.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Motor Speedway
Tal
Phil' Shaferih
Duesenberg
Tom Alley
Smith
O Nutey
Benny Will
Special Services At Trinity Church Pentecost Observed
Trinity Church at North Mill and East Falls streets will host special Pentecost observances next Sunday, highlighting the birth of the Church and the coming of the Holy Spirit. The service will feature music reflecting the day and other traditional rites in this Bible-based celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
North Mill
East Falls Streets
North Mall
East Falls Street
Philip C. Pearson
Paul B. Patterson
Nise
Mary E. Vandivort
Willl
Holy Communion Day Schedule at Local Episcopal Parish
Because of the day’s significance the Episcopal Church requires all confirmed to receive Holy Communion. Three opportunities are offered: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, and 2:00 pm, each with the full ceremony standard to the parish and the church’s universal practice.
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Episcopal Church
Church Universal
Railroad Auxiliary Delegates Return From Convention
Railroad Auxiliary delegates Mies Orphe Morsa of Augusta Statzer lodge and Mrs Elsie Swadner of Mehel Wilson lodge returned from the Cleveland convention held at the Statler hotel for 12 days. Sessions and entertainments occurred nightly with a free Niagara Falls excursion. The Brotherhood will stay about ten days more with J D Thompson as delegate. The next convention in 1928 will be in Cleveland.
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Mies
Ladies and Brotherhood
Brotherhod
Gray's Armory
Hotel Winton
Brotherhood
J. D. Thompson
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
Church Teens Square Off In Monday League Baseball
The First Methodist and Central Presbyterian church teens meet at the 2B & O grounds Monday evening with another game Thursday at 6 p.m. Onward the league will schedule games every Monday and Thursday. Walter Hart, manager, announces new player Sign NEWPLAYER Hnergy will watch and play the outfield.
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First Methodist
Central Presbyterian Church
Newplaye Hnergy
Walter Hart
Leday
Beautiful Marion Davies Star in Janice Meredith at Capitol
Marion Davies stars in Janice Meredith at the Capitol Theater for a three day run. The review highlights her beauty and a compelling romance with Charles Fownes, amid lavish Revolutionary era scenes and an ensemble of major stage and screen talent.
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Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Marion Davy Ian
Capitol Theatre
Haing
Anton Nahingly
Boston
de Rida
Pan Ravery
Lexington
Washington
Delaware
Benjamin Franklin
Court of Versailles
Janice
Charles Fownes
Harrison Ford
Darlan
Mr. Ford
Holbrook Blinn
Thea Balanca
Janien Maradith
Atapa Carrali
Gorman
Kitchen Cabinet Band Presents Pleasing Program
The Kitchen Cabinet Band of New Wilmington performed a polished program in the Second U P church auditorium under Macedonian Circle auspices. A 25 piece ensemble directed by Mrs Dan McQuiston impressed the large audience with original and clever pieces. Mrs McElwee delivered humorous readings. Miss Ruth Harrig sang Wacal logolog, with Harry Rammond on voice and Joseph Stritmater and David Rees on numbers. Milas Marie Snyder accompanied on piano and Muriel Williams read, rounding out a enjoyable evening.
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New
Wilmington
U. P
Dan McQuiston
McElwee
Ruth Harrig
Harry Rammond
Joseph Stritmater
David Rees
Milas Marie Snyder
Misa Muriel Williams
Flag Raised at Court House After Rope Plan
County officials debated who would raise the flag as the courthouse pole was deteriorating. They considered Lamoree or Davis for the climb, but instead chose to replace the rope and use outside help to secure the new flag. The risky task required two men to finish.
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Court House
James. R. Lamoree
Johnson
Matthews
Lamoree
McCullough
Davis
Summer swimming classes at the YMCA start in June
The YMCA announces summer swimming classes beginning Monday June first. Junior A B and all high school classes meet daily at 10 30 am. Midgets train Monday Wednesday and Saturday at 9 50 am. Beginners class Friday mornings at 9 30. Men’s classes run Tuesday Thursday at 7 40 am with Lite Saving and Red Cross tests. Extensive schedule covers all members with swimming instruction.
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Thureday
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet at Central Presbyterian Home
Members of G H ME Class of Central Presbyterian met at Mrs J T Byere Croton Ave with Mrs W R Book as hostess. Officers elected include President Mrs Ben Jenkins Vice President Mrs J C Fats Lerson Secretary Mrs Goldie Donaldson and Treasurer Mrs Charles Pinker. Refreshments followed and plans made for Trip to Cascade Park in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Byere
Croton Avenue
W. R. Book
Ben Jenkins
J. C. Fats Lerson
Keerstary
Goldi¢ Donaldson
Charles Pinker
Trenical Cascade Park Indune
Charge Cangey Fired Revolver In Family Dispute
Police seek Parla Caney of 203 South Liberty Street on a felonious assault and battery by revolver charge. Allegations say he fired at his brother Louis during a morning dispute at their home. shots were fired through a window endangering others. Witness Charles Cangey reported the event before Alderman H. G. Caures. Attempts to withdraw the charge have failed due to the serious nature of the incident.
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Parla Caney
Reault
Buarrel
X Brother
Louis Cangey
Seventh Ward
Constabla
Paris
Cangay
Tha
Prin Cangey
Wagher
Charles Gangey
H. G. Caures
Metras
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Litzer Ga South
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Watkins
Wykes
MRE
P. A. Watkins
Neshannock
Memorial Day Order
Butz Mercer Street
Smith Howe. Company
Washington St
Hudson River
Albany
New York City
Baby Gar IV
Gar Wood
Detroit
Mich
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central Flyer
Railroad Auxiliary
Miss Davies
A Auto
Uris
R. W. Harris
Tampla Avenue
Ford
O. FL
Green
New Credo Hospital
Maspolds
Ttan
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Mongar
Frank Harlan
Sheridan Avenues
Asanciate
Mint Maxill
Harry Ray
Ola Grill
George Hammey
Mins
Katherine Gibson
The
Philippine Islands
Second United Presbyterian
Kate Hill Missionary Society
Macedonian Circle
Woman's Missionary Sociery
Gleaners Missionary Socle
Rey, Duncan
Cameron
UU. J
Asus
McCleland
Christian Endeavor
Service Star Legion al
Service Star Legion
Legion
Highland United Presbyteriar
Highland and
Park Avenues
C. J. Williamson
C. A. Lindner
Mirra
OY Cc. U
Bethlehem Baptist
Mar St. George
St. Paul's Baption
S. B.C
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
William Rowse
Franklin Avenue
Halen Crome
Della Harper
Marty Fishburn
Butler Road
New Castle
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Cangey
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