Convention Program Notes and Christian Endeavor Speakers
Conference events focus on Christian citizenship and vital activities in Christian Endeavor. Speakers include Rev. George M. Ryall of Salishburg and Rev. F. Gearhart of Indiana, Pa. Evening services feature praise, devotion, and addressing "Christian Endeavor Evangelism" by J. B. Macrory. Adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty W. Earhart
Indiana
Brank
George M. Ryall
First Presbyterian Church
Salishburg
FE. M. Gearhart
The
Lutheran Church
IT. B. Macrory
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Evangelism
J. B. Macrory
Fragmentary reflection on national unity by J. M. Marshall
A brief, cryptic remark questions whether a sudden enemy strike could destroy the nation. The quote frames a fear that massive disruption would erase collective identity, suggesting a tension between survival as individuals and as a unified people.
Evening Gazette reflects on preparedness and national spirit
In a May 31 1916 Evening Gazette column, the writer laments aging veterans and warns that public apathy toward war readiness endangers the nation. The piece contrasts martial duty with leisure activities like tango concerts, urging readers to consider whether youth will contribute to defense or drift into comfort and distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
Valhalla
R. H. Boges
Henry Buhl, Jr
Pittsburgh
Col Mosby Dead at Washington
Col John S Mosby famed Confederate cavalry leader dies in Garfield hospital Washington at 83 after critical illness since Sunday. He passed away at the home of his sister Mrs Blake Ly Mosby and his three daughters Ada Pauline and Mrs Stuart Mosby Coleman, all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col
Jno. S. Mosby
Garfield Hospital
Blakely Mosby
Ada
Pauline
Stuart Mosby Coleman
Memorial Day to honor late Confederate veteran at Arlington
The body will be taken to his former home in Warrenton Virginia. Arlington Confederate veterans plan a memorial day celebration next Sunday to honor his memory with a special salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Warrenton
Arlington
Truce Planned in Irish Trouble Moves Toward Peace
Glasgow report says a truce may develop into permanent peace in Ireland with Lloyd George credited as mediator. An Irish parliament is planned with Ulster excluded. Nationalist and Ulster Unionist leaders met and, after a calm session, cordial handshakes ended talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
N. S
Ireland
Fterald
Lloyd George
Grange Meeting At Parkwood May Evening Program
The Grange quartette met for practice and an open meeting. Program includes songs, readings by Miss G Gaye Rowe, recitations by Rose Rolinson and Paul A Campbell, talks on farming and rural community, papers by Mrs L 10 Lowry, solos by Elizabeth Anderson, remarks by Israel Carnahan, and a preparedness debate. Parkwood Corner band provides music and a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood
Grange
G. Gaye Rowe
Parkwood Corner Band
W. C. Holstein
Israel Carnahan
Sole
Elizabeth Fouts
Rose Rolinson
Parkwood Cornet Band
Delate
United States
Frank Craig
Maude Carnahan
Thomas Anderson
G. F. Rowe
Parkwood Corner
Licenses Listed for Tagged Individuals in Beaver Falls
A compiled listing names Tsidor Rubinovitz Cyne Lena Wasserman Vandergrill George H Weston Helen Johnston Thomas Cupples Clymer Lovill Harrold Wamsley Olive Cox Beaver Falls include multiple individuals across varied spellings and partial initials, suggesting a historical registry or licensing record from the Beaver Falls area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsidor Rubinovitz
Cyne Lena Wasserman
Os Vandergrill
George H. Weston
Esas Clymer
Helen Johnston
Haylings
Thomas S. Cupples
Clymer
Helen Lovill
Wee
Cece
Cee
Aes
Clynet Harrold C. Wamsley
Indiana
Olive BL
Cox Coke
Ces
Beaver Falls
Transfers of parcels and deeds listed in brief
Transfers record shows multiple property moves: Jd. M. Henry to A. R. Henry for 29 acres in Brushgatley at 500. Huey to Amber CL Huey for 3 dnd 28 acres in Banks. Peter W. Finter to Clarence Little for a lot in Green at 150. Herbert RK Mikesell to Myrtle J. Faith for a Blairsville lot at 750. Sadie Philips to Margaret M. Tol by for 4-2 lot in Marisvilles 1a. Metro Kaleta to doh Spiumur for a tot in Green at 210. Carl R. Bonve to John Merril for a lot in Green at 650. James Hill to Angie Mo Thomas for 1-2 of 722 acres in Center at 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. M. Henry
A. R. Henry
Brushgatley
Huey
Amber CL Huey
Banks
Peter W. Finter
Clarence Little
Green
Herbert RK. Mikesell
Myrtle J. Faith
Blairsville
Sadie Philips
Margaret M. Tolby
Marisvilles
Metro Kaleta
Doh
Spiumur
Carl R. Bonve
John Merril
James
Hill
Angie Mo Thomas
Names Listed as Advertised in May Letters Office
A partial, OCR damaged list shows names including Walter Chintanghem and Giuseppe Finsajull among others. The notice requests inquiries for detrees state they were advertised with a divine date, and mentions Harry W. Pee P.M. Cole as sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athen
Raber
WL. Jobason
An Mivey Tee
Aishite
Liniks
Fou Fanthre
Wrauk Lesbak
A. Mb McCraehen
Frances Mehalic
Phaele Michtad
John Morrison
Jol Taylor
Harry W. Pee
P.M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann Pristing & Pubbling Co
Atehnktional News
Heevien
J. M. Marshall
Ray
Frank M. Smith
Miles C. Young
Mgr
Col. Mosby
William Penn Hotel
Sixth Avenue
Oliver Avenue
William Penn Place
C. A. Blanchard
Ateady
Hyde-Murphy Co
Rideway
C. M. Lingle
Graceton
Tnquire
Blairsville Sanitary Co
10Th Street
North 10Th Street
Lebanon
Young Townships
Dane King
Geo
T. McHenry
Agoy
Cole Biewec
Angeles
Pittsburgh, Pa
Levin
Undertaker
Phila
St., Indiana
Penna
Bell
Puchheit Grothers
the Gazette
Billy Ritchie
Unicorn Comedy
Big Reels Daily
Grand Theatre Today
Keystone Comedy
Fatty
Mary Pickford
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