Mrs. Edward Hall Elected Jamestown Missionary Society President
Mrs. Edward Hall of Warren was chosen president of the Jamestown district Woman's Home Missionary Society at its 46th annual meeting in Jamestown First Methodist. The session elected officers including Miss Mary Alice White as first vice president and Mrs. H. D. Hanna as corresponding secretary and treasurer. The meeting, with speeches by May L. Webster and Dr. Maywood, planned the 1929 convention for Youngsville and highlighted junior work, evangelism, temperance, bank offerings, and the Ruth M. Smith Children's Home activities.
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Edward Hall
Warren
Jamestown
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Hall
W. F. Bennett
May L. Webster
Maywood
Harold Hawkey
Tidioute
Young People’s Work
Youngsville
Mary Alice White
R. J. Montgomery
Sheffield
H. D. Hanna
Bertha Mitchell
F. E. Kapp
J. G. Ginander
Misa Fannie Cramer
Ida Arnold
Emma Seeor
Ida Small
Howard D. Hanna
Fred B. Jackson
Floyd H. Sharp
Flora Parsons
Bennett
Mary White
C. T. Greer
W. J. Smith
F. C. Eaton
Ruth M. Smith
L. F. Hemenway
Myrple Skiff
North East
Ie Hed
Titusville
Miss Webster
O. O. Gates
Queen Esther
Howard Hanna
E. G. Kopp
Boylan
Jacksonville
Florida
E. F. Hemmenway
Eastbrook
Misa Bessie Miller
Magrini Re-Arrested on Murder Charge in Scranton
Frank Magrini 42 of West Scranton is to be arraigned again in Scranton on a murder charge in the shooting death of cabaret entertainer Charles Patrino near his home on April 13. Magrini was re-arrested after it was learned he rented a car the night of the killing and returned within fifteen minutes, though he previously claimed an alibi at home.
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Scranton
Frank Magrini
West
Charles Patrino
Magrini
Patrino
Power and Light Company
Reading's Beer Baron Held on Tax Evasion Charge
Max Hassel known as Reading beer baron is to be held on tax evasion charges related to his 1924 income tax report. Bail set at 5,000 dollars. Earlier Maltzberger freed Hazel on perjury charge due to statute of limitations.
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Reading
Max Hassel
Henry Malzberger
Hassel
Maltzberger
Hazel
Incendiary Theory Probed in Scranton Fire
Police and the state fire marshal question Joseph Barris 44 in connection with an incendiarism theory after a home blaze that killed Barris's mother-in-law Dorothy Wrightston 72 and his nephew Vincent White 9. Barris was taken into custody by city detectives.
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Scranton
U.P
Joseph Barris
Barris
Dorothy Wrightston
Vincent White
Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Evening At Downtown Home
Mrs. Donald Smith of 26 Water Street entertained her bridge club last evening with two tables of play. Miss Madeline Linder won the high score prize and luncheon was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Waterstreet
Madeline Linder
Smith
Glade W C T U Plans Friday Meeting at Epworth Church
The Glade W C T U will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Epworth M E church. Members are urged to be present.
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Glade W. C. T. U
Epworth M. BE
Weekly Health Talks Urge Careful Living For Long Health
Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that indifference to health is a chief ally of disease. He urges annual physical exams and daily practices—sleep, food, air, rest, recreation, hygiene—emphasizing personal responsibility beyond baby welfare to lifelong health.
Three Dead and Four Wounded in Donora Shooting
In Donora, Mrs. John Fanscalo and her husband die from gunfire after Fanscalo killed her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lazus and then killed himself. Mrs. Fanscalo remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital Monongahela. Mrs. Lazus died overnight. The incident follows a dispute over rekindling marriage. Melba has returned to Australia after a tour including Hawaii ocean bathing.
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Donora
U. P
John Fanscalo
Memorial Hospital
Monongahela
Andrew Lazus
Fanscalo
Lazs
Melba
Australia
Honolulu
Harold Triggs Recital Amazes Warren Audiences At Philomel
Harold Triggs, pianist from New York City, delighted two hundred listeners at the Philomel Club afternoon and a full house in the evening. Encores followed as he showcased refined technique and expressiveness learned from Josef Shevine and the Juilliard Foundation. Jamestown Mozart Club members attended and invited him to perform again next winter. He had previously played at a Community Chores rehearsal and planned recital trips to Wesleyan University Delaware and Western College for Women Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Harold Triggs
New York City
Warren
Triggs
Josef Shevine
Federation Clubs
The
Philomel
Ohio
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Western College For Women
Oxford
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Keiley
National Federation of Music Clubs
Rose Messner
Philome! Club
Jamestown
Elinor Davis
William $. Bailey
Rev Jansen to Speak at Local Church
The Rev. Gunnar Jansen of Philadelphia will speak at the local church Friday evening at 7:90 oclock. An offering will be taken for the Philadelphia church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnar Jansen
Philadelphia
Swedish Baptist Church
Get Together Meeting at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church invites members to a Friday evening 7 30 gathering in the church parlors. A pleasant musical and literary program will be presented and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Brethren Church
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