Two Trustees Elected By Central Council Charities
At the annual Central Council meeting, two five year trustees were elected: Robert A. McKinney and Mrs. Charles McCready. The report outlined the charity’s year, noting strong finances, full bill payments, and no indebtedness. Dickson urged support for the Fresh Air Camp, and Miss Gilliland reported about 4000 in cash and goods distributed to those in need. The Health Crusade in Lawrence County enrolled about 2500 children with active participation from school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Plusity
Central Caunel
J. O. Rodgers
Lubert A. McKinney
Charles McCready
D. K. Burst
Frank A. Haver
Ery
Hover
C. GC. Dickson
MF. Dickson
Misa Gilliland
Merellef
Worthy Party
Lawrence County
Murr Harris
Harria
Cevoor
Effizellé Ax
Building Code Committee Named By Board Of Trade
At a recent meeting the board of trade authorized George Patterson to appoint members to study the need for a building code in New Guatemala and to report recommendations. The committee includes Hiram G. Miller as chair and several other named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merning
Board At Trade
Greorge Patterson
Board of Wide
New
Guada
Board of Trade
Patterson
Hiram G. Miller
Qaire TuShane
T. F. Morehead
J. Visio Gilfillan
G. C. Jovinson
Ky J. Connelly
Robert Whitla
A. L. Thayer
T. &. Aller
Nobert White
Long Missing Boy In Army Hospital
A Braddock couple, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kurschinsky, report their son Euscone rejoined after three years away. He was described by a former army nurse as a wounded World War I patient in Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC with a shattered hip and arm. He enlisted in 1917 in Michigan and served with a Middle West division before being presumed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rudolph Karschinsky
Etshth Street
Braddock
Euscone Kurschinsky
Middle West
Melreaport
France
Tieng Dock
Andy
Kurschinsky
Walter Reid
Washington, D. C
Kuranhinsky
Michigan
Hla
City News Report From New Castle Area
The article details completing a concrete retaining wall along Nossannock creek and widening work near South Jefferson Street by Wooda & Golder Construction. It notes a rush of residents paying school taxes, health reports of scarlet fever, local court activity, jewel theft charges, and Army recruiting updates including new stations and enlistees. Colonel William to visit for inspection and Victory buttons arrival are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nossannock Creek
John R. Wilson
Bay Street
Motor Transportation Corps
James Ewing
Wampum
Hwlag
AE F
Columbus Barracks
KR. C. William
Pitta Bureh
New Castle
Chinese Students Reach California Face to Face in San Francisco
One hundred thirty seven Chinese college students including seven women arrived at San Francisco seeking education in the United States. Ming S. Lowe, registrar of Tsing Hua college in Peking, guides them. Most will study at Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland and Cornell University in Ithaca, while women enter Bryn Mawr and Vassar. About 81 percent will study engraving. Seventy have expenses covered by the Boxer Indemnity fund under U S government supervision. One hopes to enter West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ming
Lowe
Tsing Bua | College
Peking
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell Wnivermity
Tihnes
New York
Bryn Mawr
Vardar
Theen
United States
West Point
Peculiar Case Of Lockjaw Reported
A teen, George Edward McClolland, 17, was injured when a wheel crushed his hand at Summit, leading to lockjaw and tetanus. He received toxin treatment and began recovery, with medical staff noting improvements. Unclear portions reference a demand supply slogan and currency note discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Lockjaw
George Edward McClolland
Hoandtad
Clark Returns from Oregon Visitor Reveals Civil War Veteran
Daniel Clark of Portian Oregon, a 78 year old and Civil War veteran, travels through the city and Pu dodaski, recalling early life here. He enlisted in 1861 with Company T, Pennsylvania Infantry, and plans visits to Youngstown and a wife’s reunion, before returning to milling work and renewing his News subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Clark
Portian
Ore
Lawrence County
Pudaski
Clark Mera
Ouse OO Race Street
Neshannoeck Fells
Tith Pennsylvania Infantry
Youngstown
Glark Wil
Columbus
Lhe G
Poetic Member Leads Local Junior Class Night Visit
The B C B C class of boys from the Third U P church visited J E Frater on the West Side with their teacher Mrs Alford. They shared entertainment and a composed poem about their group and a roasting tale, naming Arthur Wimner Lawrence Mitchell Richard Rees Murry McCaslin Lester Schemp and Edwin Frater among attendees. The event featured games and light refreshments, with the host’s family aiding in hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiitd United Presbyterian Church
B. G. Wlags
Lawrences Mitchell
Richard Rees
Murry McCaslin
Lester Schemp
Alford
Andata
Edwin Frater
Champion Exter
Twan
Ceed
Chicken Thieves Target Sheep Hill Farm Robbery Report
Local farmers report poultry thefts on Sheep Hill near J C Frost on the Robert Cooper farm. Thieves stole about 85 dollars worth of birds including a valued rooster and a hen. A hunter briefly chased a goose but Frost intervened. Farmers are arming themselves and promising inquiries after suspicious noises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Frost
Robert Cooper
Cheep Hin
Frost
Brazil Becomes Major Beef Exporter After War
Brazil shifts from no export history to sending about 73 000 tons annually. Packing plants expand output to feed growth in South America and aid industrial development. The article notes involvement of plans and figures guiding this rise in meat trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janerto
Sepat
Brazil
Yallding Packing
United
South America
More Plants Start In Sharon District
An uneven, partly legible item reports industrial or plant openings in Sharon district with mentions of Kinvo, American Shoat and Wa Pale company, and Carnegie Stead con pany. The fragment hints at operations beginning next Monday or Tuesday and references local figures like Mr Farrell and Loday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa Selylend Shaon, J., Sont
Valley Mott and Tren Company
DuMtase Eae
Soa of
Kinvo
Opyrenona
Carnegia Stead
Ms Farrell
Mrs. Johnson Buried Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia Johnson, wife of John Johnson of Jackson street, died Tuesday from wounds received near the stosl ml. Held at Kelley’s on Friday at 2:70 o'clock with police and citizen deputies guarding to prevent demonstrations by strikers. Rev. O. G. Farr of Epworth M. E. church officiated. Interment followed at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Sophia Johnson
John Johnson
Jackson Street
Hab
Stosl
Wera
Kelley'a Undertaking
0. G. Farr
Epworth M. E
Oak Park Cemetery
Jails Breaker Returns to Prison After War Service
Jackson men report Harry Pennon, once known as Robert D. Macpherson, returned from Europe with the Canadian Held artillery and surrendered to finish a sentence he fled in 1917 to enlist. He was gassed and lost an eye. Red Cross officials sought commutation from Governor Sleaper.
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Jackson
Mid
Europe
Harry Pennon
Lewis
Robert D. Macpherson
Poonow
Red Cross
Lansing
Sleaper
Zautenco
Wampum News and Local Social Updates
Church schedules noted with multiple congregations including Presbyterian and Catholic services across Wampum. Local social column reports coon hunting success with 28 coons, theater outing to Harris Theatre featuring Viola Dana in Blue Jeans, and various residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Theatre
Viola Dana
Police Hold Dance Tonight for Fraternal Order Local 21
Fraternal Order of Police Local 21 hosts its first anniversary dance at Cascada Park dancing pavilion this evening. Admission from 80 to 110, with tickets reportedly selling fast. committee in charge includes officers John Moore, Albert Young, Groce, and Thomas Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Police
Thinety
Thie Cascada Park
Ritenidnnen
Ofivers
John Moore
Abn Young
Prowood Croce
Thomas Lynch
Westminster Shaping Up For Morgantown Grid Opener
Westminster College football under coach Wimberly is adding strength with return of star veterans. Miz Durst from New Castle leads a promising line, Edgar Eddy praised by a 1917 Pittsburgh writer, and Rumors place Wierman and Loghrey returning soon. Opening game versus West Virginia at Morgantown looms as tough test, yet war-time grit promises strong performance and hard-fought battles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeney
Sepe
Weathtlester
Yetlan Qoueh
Wimberry
Han
Kerl
Miz" Durt
New Castle
Miz” Ia
Morgan
Edgar Eddy
Pittsburgh
Eddy
Ar Snane
Allan Wierman
West Withster Aa
Morgantown
University of West Virginia
Wit~berly
Wimberly
Westminster
Avoirdupois
Bob Fitzsimmons
Committee Orders Bethlehem Workers To Join In Strike
The National committee of the American Federation of Labor decided to call a strike of Bethlehem Steel Company employees on Monday at 6 o clock. About 40,000 men are affected, though shipyard workers remain unaffected. The strike will mobilize organized steel workers across the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Committee of the American Federation of Labor
Bethlehem Steal Company
Lawson Plane Flight Abandoned Near Sonnellaville Pa
The cross country Lawson passenger biplane was forced to land near Sonnellaville Pennsylvania on Thursday. Damage is so extensive that the craft will be dismantled for shipment to Milwaukee for reconstruction before further flight toward San Francisco.
Former Patrolman Frank Lennox Found Dead in Vacant Lot
Leetonia report states 56 year old Frank Lennox a former patrolman and blast furnace worker was found in a vacant lot near the public square with throat slashed and wrists cut. Officials say suicide is certain but no motive could be established. He had no relatives and few friends. body moved to morgue as search for heirs continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetonia
Frank Lennox
Lemos
Round The World Air Derby Announced In New York
The Aero Club of America announced plans for an international round the world air derby with prizes around 1,000,000 dollars. Dates depend on route and landing sites, with allowances for different aircraft and staged segments across the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flana
Aero Club of America
Hiva
Olaf
Wool Growers Seek Study On Wool Prices Profits
The National Wool Growers Association asks the Department of Commerce to study high clothing costs and determine if wool price is a major factor. It cites a $4 worth of wool in a $50 three piece suit and accuses wool dealers and manufacturers of gouging consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Woola
Department of Commerce
Department
Congress
Can- Udong
Wool Association
Four Are Indicted On Murder Charges At Youngstown
A September grand jury at Youngstown indicted Mrs. Vivian Moran for first degree murder in the shooting of her husband Erdie Moran on August 4. Nolhen P. Johnson was charged with second degree murder after shooting his wife and wounding bystanders, one dying later. William Kelly Wall was indicted for kidnapping 16 year old Cyrf alla han and allegedly enslaving her for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Emu Crutch
MM. P. Lewin
Southern Park
Vivian Moran
Erdie Moran
Nolhen P. Johnson
Nestoes
Deeres
William Kelly Wall
Cyrf @allahan
Deaths of the Day Hart Funeral and related services
Funeral services are planned for Hart at Perry M Hart residence 403 North Mercer. B P O will handle house rites and Legion will direct cemetery ceremony. Core ton funeral at White undertaking rooms Sunday 1 30 PM Archie Hagerty 30 died Friday after illness longtime city resident and Neiman Store manager. Survived by wife and three children. services Sunday 3 PM at 302 Fall Mont Ave. interment Oak Park. Dout infant daughter Mary Edwin Dout to be buried in Shenango Township Savannah Cemetery Sunday 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coroten
George Coreton
Archie
Hagerty
Neiman
iNrat Methodist
Lodge of the Craft
A. M
Mre Momye Hagerty
Credle Nale
Jetta
Bank Robbers Hit Johnstown Bank For $10,000
Johnstown Pennsylvania early today saw the First National Bank of Hollopple robbed of about $10,000 in Liberty Bonds and other securities after thieves blew the safe. Local police and investigators pursued leads but details remain scarce as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Ftrat National Bank of
New Club Formed At Dinner Party In Edgewood Avenue
Mrs W RR Jarvia hosted a dinner party at her Edgewood avenue home in honor of Mrs W J Williama of Foxburg Ta who is visiting for weeks Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Sarver Mr and Mrs R Davis Mr and Mrs O I Ney Dr and Mrs WLGC Burch Tray Mr and Mrs W J Giltespla Mrs Susan Sarver George C Goodhue of Powhatan Me and Mrs WW Tarvin and son Paul After dessert attendees formed a club named the North Highland Clonor club which will meet every two weeks Son Sarver of Wehland avenue will host the next gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. Jarvia
Edgewood Avenue
W. J. Williama
Foxburg
Mra
J. W. Saryer
J. W. Saryer, Mr. and Mrs. ©. R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1, Ney
WLGC
Bureh Tray
W. J. Giltespla
W.T. Williama
Uslan Sarver
George C. Goodhua
Powhatten
Paul
Avasta
North Highland Clonor Club
Son. Sarver
Wehland Avenue
Official county commissioner vote totals reported
In the Democratic county commissioner race the tally shows Tad Shieldd with 404 votes, I M Yavie with 204 votes, Solomon Alken with 440 votes, and Araanland recorded a symbolic or placeholder total of 8 with another entry of 440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Shieldd
I. M. Yavie
Soloman Alken
Bail Refused for Catalano Lione Conti Associates
Pittsburgh September report states friends of J C Catalano Philip Catalano and Orazio Lione offered 60000 bond for release after arrest on Wednesday in connection with the assassination of Gregory Conti. Detectives doubt the trio’s story, pursuing a fourth man alleged to have incited the crime and tied to Traian organizations. They note a recent swindle involving Conti’s clerk selling 1200 quarts of water as whiskey for 6500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurgh
J. C
Philip Catalano
Orazio Lione
Hallam
Gregory Cooll
Uiree Union
Contt
Uhey
Fadu
Shen
Conti
Traian
New Castle Statiang
Painters Notice Special Meeting for Nominations
A special meeting of the Painters club is called for Monday evening September 20 to nominate general officers. Recording Secretary UL. AW. 24, Adv. 41b2 Maree by Alderman Peter Crown and Cecelia Baldwin were married by Alderman Green at his East Washington Street office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hillerd
Harry Criswall
Mra. J. Kuhn
East Washington Street
Criswell
Jarceny
Offvera
K. P. Campbell
Maree
Peter Crown
Ceceila Baldwin
Aldermran Green
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Gentral Council of Associated Charities
Propostiion
Guy
Shaddock
Fhven
Sonia Ponle
Mma
City News
C. L. McMillen
Grace Criswell
Laurel Boulevard
Health Department
Dorothy Kissinger
South Mill Street
Newell
Gar- van Cereohl
Patry Bannard
Joe Riota
John Gillen
James Treas
Meredith
War Department
Monessen
Sharon
Wilmington
Sumner Avenue
Captla Glee Society
Pountain Ton
California
Clark
Oregon
Sharon District
Wampum News
Chulgh Services
Presbyterian Enurch
Christian Endeavor
H. EB. Woods
Newport M
W. B. Allison
Christin Church
Fivening
Derby
Clinton M
Pollock
St. Madea’s Catholic
Masa
Hoys
Henry Conner
George Creen
Samuel Catange
Jie
Maratall and Jr
D. M. Marshal
Samuel Baker
Misa Florence
W. 2
Buzta
Thos, Hickey
Lucy
Heaver Falls
Margaret McGrath
Waa
New Cantle
Elizabeth
Kathryn Moran
B. W. Druckenmiller
W. EB
Woods
Jags McAnla
Clara
Beaver County
Priday
W. Onterheldt
Philadelphia
G. RB
Parsanll
F. M. Warner
Pittaiurg
Robert Grinnen
Corry
Lewis Cunningham
Sammuel Fox
Kerr Martin
Mahoningtown
Wat
B. Cohen
Junctton Park
Cp. C
Bethlehem
Lawson
Volare
Araanland
Fancy China
E. Marshall
Wall Paper & China
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
Furnishers
L. L. Swan
N. Mill St
Cor
North and
Mercer
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