Sugar Grove Odd Fellows Host Large Sugar Grove Social
Sugar Grove Odd Fellows welcomed Caldbrook lodge No 4124 and visitors to a crowded social at the L O F hall. Noble Grand J E Abbott presided. Musical numbers and vaudeville acts entertained as guests were greeted in the name of the local lodge. The Pearl City Rebekah degree team performed floor work forming letters and the lodge name.
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Pearl City Rebekah
Sugar Grove
Caldbrook
J E. Abott
Ray Abott
E. G. Fredelius
Mr. Abbott
J. Sanbury
Coldbrook Lodge
J. E. Abbott
AH. Barrett
A. T. Jamieson
Nellie Sherrard
Edna Devereaux
Ray Abbott
Dan
Cooper
Taney
Winnifred Dubois
Fullerton
F. L. TY
Helen Thorpe
New Record Set for Stock Exchange Seat
A New York Limited train from Cleveland to New York collided with two Pullman cars at the New York Central station in Rochester. No deaths. several injured. Pullman passengers moved to other cars, then departed by special train. The home lodge drill team, led by J. E. Abbott, performed well, receiving applause. Mrs. Thorpe was presented with roses and a purse. Supper served to a large crowd. Gunston’s Orchestra played at Milspaw's Hall for dancing afterward.
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Rochester
United Press
New York Limited
New York Central
Cleveland
New York
J. E. Abbott
H.C. Barrett
Milspaw
Gunston
Members Open Dinner Dance At Outing Club
Reservations surge for the outing club opening dinner dance with the Culver-Jordan orchestra set to perform tomorrow evening. Unsold dinner seats welcome dancers. event described as a grand success by organizers.
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Wany
Culver-Jordan Orchestra
Radio Wave Extension Allowed Through June 13
Radio commission extends the federal waiver to June 13 for standard time schedules and station wavelen changes. Eastern stations listed include WEAF WEON and others with varied programs from music to dance and orchestral sets aimed at aligning timing across markets. Continuous scheduling notes indicate some extensions not to exceed the June date amid alphabetized city-by-city listings and station codes.
Lindbergh celebration air ban tied to Washington ceremony
United Press reports President Coolidge imposed a temporary airspace ban over Washington from 1 12 p.m. June 11 to 6 p.m. June 12 to protect the Lindbergh celebration. The order affects the district west of the Anacostia River and north of the Potomac, excluding government flights with authorization.
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United Press
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Anacogia River
Potomac River
Minnesota
Charles Lindbergh
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Russel Maughan
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Lawn
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Richa Evelyn Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Byrd
Paris
Clair Streett
Great Selfridge Field
Mich
Thomas Lanphier
Army
Beland Lindberrh
Loaded Fifth Avenue Bus Leaves Deadly Crashes
Two people remain in critical condition after a loaded Fifth Avenue bus overturned at night striking a car and sidewalk near Cepstral Park. The driver reportedly released brakes as the traffic light changed against him, causing a chaotic crash that hurled upper deck passengers onto the pavement and left many injured as shattered glass caused further harm. A separate Pittsburgh note reports Andrew Rock fell into a five gallon ice cream container while reaching for ice and died, his body aided by his mother.
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Fifth Avenue
Cepstral Park
Pittsburgh
United Press
Andrew Rock
Second Liberty Loan Bond Notice From Treasury
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds dated June 15 1937 from Treasury Secretary Mellon. It describes bond exchanges and terms including redemption after a specified period, with details about interest and conversion provisions as read in the damaged text. The date line shows May 32 1527 and references Washington.
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Baer
Sonset Shaw
Satcanatien
Reacrees Bass
A. W. Mellon
Lindbergh Receiving Parade in Washington Ahead of Homecoming
Washington prepares for Lindbergh's return with grand welcome planned by President Coolidge. Grandstands at the Washington Monument site accommodate thousands as stores close, decorations rise, and invitations flood in for the aviator's ceremonies and receptions.
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Charles Lindbergh
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Washington Monument
White House
Coolidge
Lindbergh
Citizens Committee
Army and Navy
New York
Paris
Mr. Coolidge
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and Myre
Arlington National Cemetery
Great
Waller Reed
Indy
Hammond
Arlington
Stock market listings and exchange courtesy note
Publicised through Kay Richards to NYSE member, rooms 16 and 16 third floor Warren Savings Rank Building. Indicates stock market information service acknowledgement and location details.
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Kay
Richards
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings
County Picnic Plans for Warren County
The annual county picnic attracts thousands and is funded by local merchants and professionals. Merle Deardorff leads a finance committee from Warren Savings Bank to raise about $2,000, with bankers and experts aiding. Citizens nationwide expect contributions as they anticipate a repeat success and the Fourth celebration hinges on the event.
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Warren
Ford Motor Company
Truck Load Tragic Nitro-Glycerine Explosion
A truck carrying nitro-glycerine exploded two miles from the city causing a large crater and a blast that lit the sky. Twelve houses damaged and several residents dazed as eight believed injured were taken to Memorial Hospital. About 400 quarts of nitro-glycerine were aboard, en route from Oj City to Butter, when the vehicle left the road and overturned at Lick Hill.
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County Memorial Hospital
Butler
Valvoline
Oj City
Butter
Lick Hill
Met
Safet
Mission work and Italian clergy spread in Wisconsin towns
Reverend Giuliani leads a Milwaukee mission with an employment bureau night school and classes in sewing and rock music. from this church two Italian ministers work in Racine and Kenosha, while Naperville, Milwaukee and Bloomington show several education successes among mission boys.
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Guiliani
Racine
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Naperville
University of Bloomington
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