Miss Walker Heads W C T U of Lawrence County
Miss Margaret Walker was reelected president of the Lawrence County WCTU for the twelfth consecutive year at the angel convention in the First Baptist church. Mrs D F Ralph was reelected vice president and Mrs Ida Magellison reassigned as corresponding secretary. About one hundred members from unions statewide attended, with several unions receiving banner honors for their large memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Margaret S. Walker
Lawrence County
Angel
D. F. Ralph
da Magellison
Coorreponding
Unons
Lawrence Snuuly
Margaret Walker
Jennie Forquer
B. McCluary
C. Smith
J. F. Ralph
William Stewart
J. E B. Wright
Robert Grantley
Ellwood City
Calvin Smith
Dodds
New Wilmington
Central
Martha Ketler
Bessemer
W. J. Duff
Croton
M. E. Remley
Eset Brook
Kate Moore
Ellwod City
Brown
Frances Willard
McClaren
Hazel, Dell
Matilda McFate
Highland
Gilkay
Nashua
Mary Walker
Margaret Mitchell
Plaingrove
Cooper
Pulanki
Fred Wallace
Slippery Beck
Hugh Shaw
Scotland
J. Patterson
Rechel Robinson
Wilkinsburg
Allegheny County
Robison
Walker
Solola Street Mission
Christine Butler
Robinson
Henry Singlaub
Eleanore Harper
Ibis. Ety
The Bridge of Sighs at Regent Theatre
The Warner picture The Bridge of Sighs will be shown at the Regent Theatre beginning Friday featuring Ralph Lewis Alec B Franela Dorothy Mackall.
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Bridge of Sighs
Warner
Regent Theatre
Ralph Lewis
Alec B. Franela
Dorothy Mackall
Fractured Fragments of Daily Life on Local Streets
Readable scraps depict a mother with six month old having a broken arm set at a doctor's office. Boys trail a St. Louis baseball club to Centennial field. A race horse hauled through town with two colored men in charge. A taxicab driver cleans a station arrows with eraser. A real estate man touts ten gab tons of gusoling as a house hunt unfolds. A railroader buys gritty soap for grease removal. A woman seeks Mrs Jones with clerical confusion. A pink ribboned cow grazes in Cor Township pasture. A Hetle girl’s pet and family needs noted. A boastful man extols a political candidate on an advertising card.
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Cor Township
Hetle
Dirigible Shenandoah Flight over New Castle Debated
The Shenandoah was considered for a celebratory flight over New Castle during Centennial Week, but Commander Lansdowne deemed it unsafe to fly the giant airship over the Allegheny mountains. Earlier, heavy storms forced the ship to retreat to Lakehurst while planning a path to St. Paul and Minneapolis for the American Norwegian Convention attended by President Coolidge.
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Allegheny
New Castle
T. W. Philips
Naval Department
Lansdowne
Pennsylvania
Lakehurst
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Coolidge
Maine
Shenandoah Outranked Only by Los Angeles
The Shenandoah airship, built entirely in the United States, faced rival Los Angeles and was described as virtually equal in capability. Measures to eliminate prior design weaknesses are noted, including a $1.6 million, 680 foot long craft with an 78 foot diameter.
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Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Shenandoah Airship Built for Maximum Safety and Speed
The Shenandoah was a Navy airship designed for safety and speed with a heavy emphasis on stability and strength. It boasted 64 fuel tanks, 300 horsepower engines, and a 4500 mile cruising radius, achieving a record flight from Lakehurst to Chicago in 1933. A dramatic January storm test near Lakehurst damaged the craft, yet crews regained control, hailed as a major aviation triumph. Helium experiments by the Navy reduced fire risk, marking a key advance in lighter-than-air navigation.
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Navy
North Pole
Packard Automobile Works
Shenandoah
Shenadoah
Lakeburnt
N. J
Chicago
St. Louis
Lakehuret
Lakehurat
Anton Heinen
William A. Maotsett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Amaron
Eyewitness Describes Dirigible Crash Near Ava
An eye witness recounts a massive dirigible rupturing as it neared a rural spot, with a 600 foot section splitting and falling near Ava in Noble county. The main fragment remained aloft briefly, then sank. 13 gondola crewmen perished in a later impact as wreckage spread across fields. Nearby farmers rushed the injured to homes for medical aid.
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Ava
Noble County
Zancavilla
Wreckage Flight Disaster Leaves Passengers Injured
Survivors describe a gas bag rupture and wreckage over a house as the gondola descended. Six passengers were rescued in precarious condition while the ship veered southward. One officer survived a brutal fall, with a fractured shoulder and likely skull injuries after breaking contact with trees.
Thirteen Dead In Catastrophe Navy Reports
A report from Lieut. Commander Rosendahl states thirteen dead and two injured with one unaccounted. Commanders Klein and Wick were ordered to the scene from Lakehurst and Bolling Field respectively. Army air service support was requested to guard the wreck and care for survivors and the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
Rosendahl
Lanstowne
Jacob Klein
Lakehurst
N. J
Satdwell
Sirplens
Homer C. Wick
Ohio
Navy Air
Bolling Field
Garland Fulton
Construction Corps
Shenandonah
Navy
Gcineinfatl
Caldwell
Lakshurst
Army Air Service
Davis
Ha Shenandoah
Navy Department
Langn Field
Moundsville
W. V
Philadelphia
Bach
Russell
Quileon
Lakeburnt
Klein
Kraues
Nelson
Col
Chalmers Hall
Army Air Servies
Youth Hero Dies in Auto Crash Near Gettysburg
Louis Gillman, a New Castle high school 1926 graduate, is dead after a motor vehicle collision. His mother is seriously injured and to be transported to this city for treatment. The Gillman family plans funeral arrangements as Mrs. Gillman remains under medical care.
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Tomarrow
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Transfers
Admissions include John Ulrich Beckford Street Albert Hiratt Washington Street Effin Wilson Youngstown Teresa Driano Millevitla Katherine Driano Hila Wile Dominick Lombardo South Lafayette Street Transfers show Mrs Immu Carpenter and baby Wampum Herella Cikerbraum Laurel Avenue John Walsh Slippery Rock Mary Ruehke Butler Avenue Mary Armstrong R D t A stray remark recalls a theft of a man’s car with attachment noted in the note.
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John Ulrich
Beckford Street
Albert. Hiratt
Bas
Washingtontreet
Effin Wilson
Youngstown
Teresa Driano
Millevitla
Katherine Driano
Hila- Wile
Dominick Lombardo
South Lafayette Street
Tracharged
Mrs
Immu —. Carpenter and Baby
Wampum
Herella Cikerbraum
Laurel Avenue
John Walsh
Slippery Rock
Mary Ruehke
Butler Avenue
Mary Armstrong
Deaths of Mrs Elizabeth Lewis and others in area obits
Obituaries note the death of Mrs Elizabeth Lewis aged 67 at her daughter Mrs David Myler’s home on Maryland Avenue after illness. Funeral set for 2:30 pm Saturday from the Myler residence with Oak Park burial. Also recorded are service details for Mrs Mar stardt Kissinger Brown, burial at Oak Park Cemetery, and death of streetcar worker Harry Rodgerson in Staten Island after an operation complication. Funeral and interment details given for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lewis
William Lewis
David Myler
Maryland Avenue
Quk Park
Local People Home From Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Scott McCaslin of East Washington street and Mrs Arthur Snyder of Butler avenue returned Wednesday from an extended three thousand mile motor trip through seven states Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and North Dakota. They visited Miss Melda Davenport in Blairsburg Iowa and spent time with Mrs C F Bronson Mrs Bert Walrath Mrs Ed Banks and Will Summers in Sioux City and Kingsland Indiana. They attended the Town State Fair at Des Moines and saw John Agrea the horseman and Jack Payne the diver. The party reported a safe ideal trip with good weather and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McCaslin
East Washington Street
Mra
Arthur Snyder
Butler Avenue
Blairsburg
Melda Davenport
Union
Ohio
Indians
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
North Dakota
C. F. Bronson
Bert Walrath
Sioux City
Ed. Banks
Will Summers
Kingsland
Ind
McCeslin
Isatine van Horn
Illiois
Dea Molnas
John Agrea
Jack Payne
Fragmented Republican Primaries For Local Offices
Fragmented OCR text lists Republican primaries and candidates for district attorney city council and school director across wards in a Pennsylvania county, with multiple misspellings. Names include Clarence Patterson David Moore Jess Soneia Morgan Oliver Rodghri and others, in Second Fourth Sixth Third wards and various positions. The garbled lines resemble a party ballot slate with 2 year terms and ward designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Or
City Council
David S, Moore
Second Ward
Por
Jess W. Soneia
Fourth Ward
Walter V. Tyler
Sixth Ward
Drimariea
Dp Mite
Third Ward
Naw Castle
Mneket
Oliver A. Rodghri
Oil Fire Threatens North Kansas City Section Today
An oil tank fire at Rennsylvania Petroleum Company in North Kansas City threatens the northern sector. Three tanks in the fire’s path were destroyed, valued at 600000 to 750000 dollars. By 9:30 am the tanks were in flames and at 8:30 pm the blaze continued vigorously.
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Kansas City
Bulleton
International News
Rennsylvania Petroleum Company
Giant Shenandoah Crashes in Ohio Local Balloon Disaster
The Shenandoah crashed near Sharon as it landed. ropes could not be secured and several men fell from the balloon. One survivor, Severn, suffered broken ribs and injuries near Caldwell. Others were rescued near Caldwell and Marietta hospital. two crew members are reported missing. A separate note mentions a motor trip to Canada by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rick.
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Sharon
Sarabaville
Farmora
Bella Valley
Caldwell
Severn
Lyere
Aly Silo
Craw
Marietta
Medals For E. and A Division Athletes Are Received Here
Gold silver and bronze medals won by local athletes of the E. and A Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad at the Central Regional field meet held last Saturday at Junction Park New Brighton have been received by Lew Gleason to award to the winners in the near future. Many of the awards were captured by local men who vied for honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Junction Park
New Brighton
Lew Gleason
Try To Prevent Navy Enlistment Missing Boy In Police Probe
Police were asked to stop Charles Balibus, 16, son of Mr and Mrs J A Phillips, from enlisting in the navy. He left home at R D No 6 and was last seen in Cleveland where police found he planned to go to Detroit. Detroit police were alerted to prevent his enlistment. He is described as four feet tall.
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Navy
Charles Balibus
J. A. Phillips
Cleveland
Detroit
Arrest notice details a man with tattoos and distinguishing traits
A police description lists a man about feet two inches tall with dark hair and eyes. He has a girls herd and an Indian head tattooed on his arms and wears a black suit. Wan he let, some.
Edwin Hoon Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Operation
Edwin, son of Santos Gr fcer and Mrs L S Hoon of Hutchinson Street, underwent an operation for removal of tonsils and adenoids on Wednesday. He is doing as well as could be expected and will return home in short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Santos” Grfcer
L. S. Hoon
Hutchison Street
Ang
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Miss Walker
Neurr
Centennial Field
Qme
Alling
Reynolds
Oly
Nate
Harrison M
Buck) Reynolds
Reynolds Campaign Committee
Eld
Earth
Ajes A. Moore
Savenvale
Bartholomew O'Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
George C. Schnitzer
Tuckerton
William H. Spratley
Wealen
Ralph C. Jaettray
John McCarthy
Freehold
Raymond Colg
Lima
Lieut. B. Sheppard
Washington
D.C
Shenango Valley Hospital
Sharlit
Harry Rodgerson
Staten Island Hospital
N. Y
Rodgerson
New York
Ben Hur
Bell Phillips
Beaver
Della Rodgerson
Staten Island
Scott McCassin
Party Chive
West
Robert WaLhsom
Naw Castle -Republean
Tomn Y. Lockmart
Tleke
Plumme Umert
Rm. Lawrem
Hildebrand
James
M. D
Oliny
Edweedt
Vickat
O'Rbish
Onion Townenip
William M. Kouk
Wayne Townanip
Wayne Township
Sherif
Wardmew
Eliwood City, Pa
Republican
Sherift
SLB
New Ceatle, Po
J. Waddington
Buatrook
W. K. McoEan
Beatbrook
Bhariff
Beewolda
Frank
Jomwetow
M. Duwlapf
Denes Castle
A. M
Bert
Burgess
Pac
Ben G
First Ward
Digerice
Flder Bryan
Orviled Wkowiw
Clarence, Patterson
New Cas
Democratic Pri
2D. Co. Davies Fifth Ware Jean Ticket
Louis G. Genexingir
Gly Council
Harlas D. Patterson
Bis Lule
Terres
Tr. B. Swhely
Daniel A. Morrow
Couneils
Secor
Por Cley Council
Frank K. Young
Kerbert McIltony
Seventh Ward
Sthoa Woineeter
Behoo Bireston
Morgan Fifth Ward Emublican Primiaryr
Andrew
Turlin
Leomeard A. Campesel
Walltree
New Caste
Aldertgan
Chard & Kissinger
Nedhannock Ave
J. R. Rick
North Career Streat
Wadnesday
Canada
Dallas
Texas
Omew Castle
Murat Halstead
E. & A. Division
Edwin Hoon
New Castle Hospital
Emery
Amory
Emery Publicity Committee
Wallace
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