Mrs J E Campbell Named President At Beaver Presbytery
Delegates from United Presbyterian churches in the Beaver Valley area attended the Women’s Missionary Society meeting of Beaver Valley Presbytery in Beaver Falls. Mrs J B Campbell was named president, with officers including Mrs W Aiken and Miss Lyda Mitchell. The group discussed projects and fund drives, and agreed to hold one annual meeting after this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Campbell
Hits Elly
U. P
Mary Winter
W. BE. Browne
Thusa McLaughry
Bishop Whitehead Arrives in City as Guest of Dickinsons
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead of the diocese arrives in Youngstown and will confirm a large lay audience at an Episcopal church. He is to ordain Rev. Hubert G. Husramp, formerly a Presbyterian, at Trinity Church. Husramp will be ordained into the holy orders of the Episcopal church in six months. The Youngstown YMCA plans a new dormitory building for usable housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Whitehead
Ihettyburg
Episcopal Church
A. C. Dickinson
Whitehead
Hubert G. Husramp
Ormurly
Presbyterian Church
Land
Wampum Social Roundup From W. A. Brown to Miss Pear Morrow
W A Brown in New Castle. E Devis in town on business. Yoho Welsh of Beaver Falls in town this week. I W Snare visited New Castle Tuesday. Mrs John Miller visiting relatives in Youngstown. Miss Clara O Brien a New Castle visitor. Thomas McCollough and wife in New Castle this week. Mrs FP Major guest among friends in New Castle Wednesday. Vilao Mayme Draby visiting aunt Mrs William James of Pittsburg. Mrs Steeple and children of Ellwood City visiting Mrs Davis and family. Mrs Harry Hartanff returned to West Pittsburg after visit. Lere Mrs Pitts and daughter Esther back from day in New Castle. Mr and Mrs GM Harvey guests of Jacob McClain family at Moravia Tuesday. Frank Bigham candidate for county treasurer of Ellwood City called on Wampum friends. Mrs White and daughter Elizabeth and Miss Pear Morrow of New Castle spent Tuesday with Mrs Mndie Stapr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
New Castle
E. Devis
Beaver Falls
I. W. Snare
John Miller
Youngstown
Clara O'Brien
Thomas McCollough
P. Major
Vilao Mayme Draby
William James
Pittsburg
Steeple
Ellwood City
Davis
Ramady
Harry Hartanff
West Pittsburg
Lere
Pitts
Esther
GM. Harvey
Jacob McClain
Moravia
Frank Bigham
Wampum
White
Elizabeth
Pear Morrow
New Cassite
Mndie Stapr
Community Notes From Buchanan and Nearby Towns
Mrs Frances' Fever of Strathera visits Thursday. J G Riblets move from New Castle to farm north of town. Mrs F A Shape and Miss Alled Vance visit New Castle Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Ward of New Castle guests of Mr and Mrs Lak Davidson. J R baseball club to host 8 chicken supper at Porters hall on Tuesday April 14. Amber Clark recovering well after appendicitis. Ladies Kensington meet at Mrs J M Davidsyn home with fancywork social. dainty lunch served. Five Hundred club entertained at Mr and Mrs Guffey home. out of town guests Miss Smith of Youngstown and Miss Hertha Marshall of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances’ Ferver
Strathera
Yeas
J. G. Riblet
New Castle
F. A. Shape
Miss Alled Vance
Wallace Ward
Lak Davidson
J. R. Baseball Club
Porters Hall
Amber Clark
Kensington
Davidsyn
Ward
Five Hundred Club
Hit
4. Guffey
Miss Smith
Youngstown
C.H. Ifall
Hertha Marshall
Sharon
Arthur Wallon
Deaths of the Bay: J. P. Halyday Buried
Funeral services conducted Wednesday afternoon at Hirst One church for J. P. Halyday. Burial followed at Valley View with pallbearers Frank and Harry Wyman Audie Southern Bernard Handon Walter Newells and Thomas McNicholas attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Halyday
Mev. C. & Brooks
Hirst One
J. P. Halyday
Familly
Gouth Mill Street
Valley View
Pullwearers
Frank and
Harry Wyman
Audie Southern
Bernard Handon
Walter Newells
Thomas McNicholas
Major L. E. Simons Celebrates 70th Birthday Today
Major L. E. Simons of Sheridan Avenue is honored by Grand Army veterans and locals as he marks his 70th birthday. A familiar figure around the mayor's office, he receives many congratulations from a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Simons
Sheridan Avenna
Grand Army
Self-made Labour Leader Keir Hardie’s Early Struggles
The future British Labour member Keir Hardie, at age 12, faced illiteracy and received only rough schooling. He learned reading from shop window notices, taught himself writing and shorthand, and practiced in a coal mine. By 22 he left the pit to become miners’ secretary, and five years later joined a local Cumock newspaper as sub editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keir Hardle
Huarne
Pire
Cumnock
Animal Existence and the Classes of Animal Action
Animal existence and behavior may be divided into three classes involuntary instinctive and rational. Involuntary acts are common to all living structures. instinct is a natural propensity arising without instruction directed to self preservation. rational actions are the result of instruction or deliberation aimed at a conscious end.
Chimney Fire Dispatched By Chief Connery Ward Units
A chimney burning cut at the home of John Greer on South Mill Street between Reynolds and Phillips prompted Chief Connery and the Fifth Ward department to respond at 8:25 p m last night. No damage resulted. Also notes events at Hemphill and McConnell near 28 Washington Street about Saturday and an item on the Youngstown market due to finish within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Greer
South Mill Street
Reynolds
Phillips
Chief Connery
Fifth Ward
Easter greetings and hometown visits noted in New Castle area
Sheriff Waddington hosts friends as Mrs Calvin Lee of Wesley visits her parents in Morver county. Local residents Joseph Campbell repairs his house. Carl Kemp visiting family from Youngstown. Elizabeth Pallock of Plain Grove and Sarah Peebles of Harlaosburg join travels. Elizabeth Vanna visits A T Dinsmore. Frankenberger households host visitors. Hazel Davis and Clara Jg Cummings leave for Slippery Rack State Normal. Eastbrook High alumni banquet at John McKnight’s with orange and black theme and six course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Lee
Wesley
Morver County
McGeebon- Josep Gampbell
Carl Kemp
Youngstown
James Kemp
Elizabeth Pallock
Plain Grove
Sarah Peebles
Harlaosburg
Elizabeth Vanna
New Castle
A. T. Dinsmore
Frankenberger
X. Frankenberger
Volant
Hazel Davis
Clara Jg. Cummings
Slippery Rack
Emery and Gaston Me dissolution notice
Dissolution notice states Emery and Gaston Me dissolve partnership on February 26. Emery retires and the firm will continue under Gaston at the old Hast Long avenue location. Outstanding accounts must be settled promptly with either Emery or Gaston to close the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Gaston
Notice to Water Consumers in New Castle
Notice to water customers that today April Wi is the last day to pay water bills for the quarter. Water will be turned off on all delinquent accounts after the stated date by New Castle Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle Water
Company
Coffee and tea sale at Womash street store
Saturday only sale features fine grade coffee at 10 cents per pound. Other grades priced 6 to 8 5 cents. Tea 26 cents per pound. Fresh eggs three dozen six cents. Nessa and Spencer at 30 West Washington Street note Saturday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessa and Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. Campbell
Bishop Whitehead
Youngstowne
C. Rayeer
Buchanan
SMALE
Hemphill and McConnell
Washington Street
C. W. Nolan & CO
Sesi
Panama
Wes
Chas. W. Nolan & CO
Xewessares
Pittsburg St
California
Bell Phone
Union Phone
Abe
Miller's
Globe Tobacco
Navy Tobacco
Ibs
Waddington
Wnsburg
J. M. Rae
the Grocer
Bevan Block
M. Rae
South Mill ST
Wallace
MO. G. Wallace
Washington St
Rice’s
Muck 'S
East Street
Bryson & Bigley
South
Croton Ave
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