Church services and pastors scheduled for Sabbath weekend
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors including Second U P with Rev. Wilson, Presbyterian with Rev. Dr. Kelso, and Christian Endeavor events. It details service times at 11:00 and 7:30, youth meetings, and a Love Feast after Sabbath School. Visitors are welcome. subscription urged.
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Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian
James Kelso
Western Theological Seminary
J. Calvitt Clarke
Bible School
Gazette Newsies Enjoyable Night With Huey Moorhead
The Gazette newsies and Huey & Moorhead staged a friendly event with wrestling and basketball. The Hueys won 9 to 5 in basketball while Gazette wrestlers showcased skill. After a cooling swim, all returned to school sharing tales of the good time and thanks to the Indiana association for the entertainment.
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Hueys Moor
Scoe
Gazetters
Gazette Newsies
Huey & Moorhead
The
Gazette
Indiana Association
Newsies
Collegians Edge in Confusing Basketball Ledger
The report lists a basketball game with scrambled names and numerous typographical errors. Substitutions include Sutter for Campbell and Douglass for Getty, while Shafter scores 8 field goals and 10 of 17 free throws. Referee Morningstar and scorer Guthrie are named, with the timer Fleck noted.
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Collegians
Vail
Uhub
Lonegians
meGreight
Shaffer Pedor
White Campbell
Getty
Sutter
Campbell
Douglass
Shafter
Rugh
White
Peeler
Tunn
Wilson
McCreighty
weCraghs
Keferee
Morningstar
Guthrie
Fleck
Rabbit season ends as season closes on town fields
Thursday marked the end of rabbit season with all game animals now protected. Brom reports say the season was not very successful overall though game evidence remains plentiful. Licenses collected are expected to fall short of last year, reflecting a cool financial end to the season.
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Rabbit
Brom
Galbraiths Gave Fine Entertainment at YMCA
The first YMCA Membership Entertainment last night drew praise for talent and organization. The Galbraith Brothers delivered a varied, clean program that pleased most in attendance, though the crowd was smaller than hoped and Indiana residents may get another chance soon.
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Galbraiths
Galbraith Brothers
Indiana
William Widdowson Injured In Fall At Penn Run
William Widdowson Lojured, aged 48, of Penn Run, suffered a compound fracture of his right leg after a fall on a quick walk Wednesday. Dr T D Stephens reduced the fracture. Also includes an advertisement for Triumph Pills and a relief notice from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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William Widdowson
Penn Run
Juick Walk
T. D. Stephens
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Sinking of Formidable Signals German Submarine Threat
The British battleship Formidable was sunk in the English Channel with 600 plus lost and about 160 survivors. Official notes say it may have been by a mine or submarine, with rescuers later picking up several men in serious condition. The ship carried 750 crew, including sixteen midshipmen, and was launched in 1898 as a sister to Irresistible and Implacable.
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London
English Channel
Bureau
Admiralty
Hogue
Cressy
Aboukir
Formidable
Irresistible
Arthur ‘. Loxley
Charles F. Ballard
John C. Dead
Godfrey Taylor
FR. J. Ling
Roy
George B, Robinson
War Boosts Toledo Mills Flour Output in 1914
Heavy orders from nations at war raise Toledo Ohio flour production. The six mills produced 1,718,700 barrels in 1914 vs 1,586,000 in 1913, an increase of over 160,000 barrels. The surge reflects wartime demand and expanded mill activity across the city.
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Toledo
Toledo Mills
Social Notes From Apollo and Nearby Towns
Mrs J D Sowers of Apollo visits sister Mrs Orrin Steffy in East Oak street. Miss Helen Dodson and Miss Sue Smith host weekend in Marion Center. Mr and Mrs Ord Brown of Butler visit Miss Twila McGaughey in Fairview. Mrs William J Orr leaves for Punxsutawney to undergo surgery. Miss Ruth Houk of Philadelphia street visits aunt Mrs H N Widdowson in Mahaffey. Anna Martha Shields leaves Punxsutawney for Franklin College Ohio. W F Grosse of East Oak street learns daughter Ella Jo Grosse wintering in Florida sends citrons and other fruit.
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Ord Brown
Butler
Twila McGaughey
Fairview
Ruth Houk
Philadelphia Street
H. N. Widdowson
Mahaffey
Harry Houk
Punxsutawney
Anna Martha Shields
Wallace Cunningham
North Sixth Street
Franklin College
Ohio
W. F. Grosse
East Oak Street
Ella Jo Grosse
Florida
Automobile License Money in 1914 for Pennsylvania
Harrisburg records show state license revenue of 1 085 039 50 for 1914. Vehicles licensed include 106 401 pneumatic tired cars, 6 453 solid tired machines, 1 167 tractors, 116 trailers, and 14 502 motorcycles. Over 52 000 drivers gained licenses and 8 579 dealers had sales privileges. Transfers reached 6 100. To date 80 000 pneumatic tired and 6 500 solid tired motor vehicles licensed.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Surprise Party For Mrs Bornheimer Reported
Mrs W A Bornheimer of South Eleventh Street returned home Thursday evening to find a number of friends gathered to celebrate with a surprise party. The group played games and enjoyed light refreshments together.
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W. A. Bornheimer
South Eleventh Street
Gifts brighten evening for Mrs Bornheimer
The features of the evening included Mrs Bornheimer receiving a number of beautiful and useful gifts, highlighting a generous and thoughtful gathering.
Friendly Spirit Noted In London After US Protest Note
Ambassador Walter Hines Page reported from London that British officials and public opinion toward the US protest over shipping practices are broadly friendly. A promised reply was expected soon, with London press tone seen as fair and amicable. Some observers hint Washington yielded to congressional pressure, while others cite approval of US actions by Scandinavian capitals and Roma.
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Washington
Walter Hines Page
Joondon
Congress
United States
England
London
Quiet New Year in Washington as Wilson skips celebration
Washington marked a notably quiet New Year with no formal parades or widespread social events. The only official gathering was the open house for Speaker Champ Clark and Mrs. Clark from 3 to 8 pm. President Wilson kept a normal Saturday routine, golfing in the morning and a countryside drive in the afternoon. Most visitors left calling cards rather than formal receptions. In Vienna Emperor Francis Joseph sent a New Year message praising the army and navy amid war. Berlin reports the eldest son of the chancellor killed in Poland December 9. Copenhagen notes a large copper cargo seized over a suspected smuggling scheme through Denmark.
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Washington
Navy
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Secretary of State
United States Army
Army
Wilson
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Rome
Ives
Villa denies amnesty questions from Gutierrez telegram
A Mexico City telegram from General Villa to his agency in Washington denies questioning General Gutierrez amnesty proclamations. The message asserts Villa remains loyal and refers to Gutierrez as his superior. In Akron, the municipal research bureau opened under Olson and Hitchcock to prepare for a new city charter this year.
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Villa
Gutierrez
Washington
Mexico City
Tobey
Akron
Olson
N. Hitchcock
New York
Bureau of Municipal Research
Tin Plant at Farrell to Run Full Capacity Soon
Announcement states that starting next Monday the American Sheet and Tinplate company will operate its Farrell tinplate plant at full capacity. For weeks the mill has operated at fifteen of its twenty steam hat mills.
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Farrell
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
San Diego Show Opens at California Exposition
San Diego California January 2 The Panama California exposition opened to the world with a presidential touch and was formally dedicated by the president's personal representative William Mo ado, marking a ceremonial inauguration of the event.
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San Diego
Cal
Wastop
Willam
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