Local news item includes a traffic accident and city notices
Mrs. Daweon Ulmstead and her children Donald and Elizabeth, guests in the city, left for New York City after an auto collision injured a boy on Pennsylv ania Avenue. Police seek the car owner while highway officials investigate the incident as the family plans to learn more about the accident.
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Daweon
Ulmstead
Donald
Elizabeth
New York City
Alne
Pennsylvania
Cary Ag
Hin
United Way
United States
Walker
Center St
Advaure
Geldstott
Sewer
Ahdollet
Robert Pat On
Witwayilie
Jennings
Titus,villeity Hospital
Disanynd
VO United
Local Textile Goods Listing and Orders Note
An OCR fragment lists various fabrics and garments including silk crepe satin sateen wool crepe cotton challie and muslin, plus items like sample robes coats and undergarments. Mentions delivery in a fixed number of days and an address for Mrs R M Randall at 635 West Wayne Street with a Bell telephone contact.
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Law
R. M. Randall
Wort Wayne
Bell
Episcopal Church to Study Divorce Law Revision
In Portland Oregon a commission of bishops will study potential changes to Episcopal Church divorce law. The group will assess issues and make recommendations, with a report due at the general convention.
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Portland
Ora
House of Bishons
Major Hopkins to Speak at Salvation Army Services
Major Arthur Hopkins will address Salvation Army services in the western Pennsylvania and West Virginia division. A detailed schedule lists talks at 7:15 p.m. Saturday opening on Main and Center streets, 8 p.m. Sunday citadel praise, a 2 p.m. moliness meeting, a city park service, and a Young People's Legion gathering led by C. O Hertha Stufflebeam with Major Hopkins reaffirming the battle for souls.
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Jon Ty Wrurinery
Hest
Salvation Army
Arthur Hopkins
Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Army
Topkins
Speier
Enle Main
Center Streets
Citadel
Jon
Ma. Mu
Flopkins
Cummings
City Park
Major Hopking
Sp. m. Young People's Legion
Hertha Stufflebeam
Battle For Souls
Missionary Society Holds Enjoyable First Meeting
Twenty members of the Home Missionary Society of the ME Church gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Harriett Bonsteel’s home on Tenar Street for the society’s first meeting of the year.
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Home Missionary Society of the
Harriett Bonsteel
Tenar Street
Society
Absence of President Leads to Board Meeting Changes
Mrs HJ Raab presided in the president's absence and Mrs WL Durham chaired the meeting. Plans for next year were discussed but not adopted. Mrs J MacDonald resigned as head of the Slothere Inwer Class and Mrs Shoop was named to fill the vacancy. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the entertainment committee.
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West's
King’s
Mutual
L.A. King
Bar Brown
St E
Stockton
Clargnes
South Center
Wheelock
Mixer
Hess
Robert Patterton
Hart
Roberts Shop
B. W. Stennett and Son
Adit
United
HJ Raab
WL. Durham
J. MacDonald
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Lake Shore
Swent
Pulli Creek
Tilly Smith
Fred Smith
Stephen Thompsky
Pall Creek Borough
Falls
Belch Yard
Reynoldsville
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Arch Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Curry
Williame Ja
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Harvey Whitehith
Titusville
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Foutt Carpenter
Carpenter
A. Randall
Hai
Ducky
Hutto Lot
Robert Pattersin
R. Sofeten
Rom Titov
Holden
Althinlite
Oscar Andrews
East South Street
Mensiel Dick
Cory Hospital
Stennett
Fon Add
Roy
Pete
Dainton
Joel
Nichols
Bell 425
Union City
Downs
Senate
Aturopean Hotel
J. E. Cass
Harden's
Ho AV. Stennett and Son
Allmeo Jackson
Marden
White Front Market
Main St. Pete
Kane
Mike Renjing
Texas
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Bayard
Maj. Hopkins
Colgate
James Condra
Sam Jacobson & Co
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