Mrs J E Campbell Named President At Beaver Falls Meeting
Delegates from United Presbyterian churches in New Castle attended the Beaver Valley Presbytery Woman's Missionary society event in Beaver Falls. Mrs J E Campbell of the Third church was elected president, with officers including Mrs W N Aiken and Mrs W W Davidson. Funds from a dime contest neared $300 for the annual bank offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Woman’s Missionary Society
Beaver Valley
Beaver Falls
William EB
J. B. Love
Mary J. Campbell
Pathankot
India
W. E. McCulloch
Pittsburg
New Castle
J. E. Campbell
Third Church
W. N.aiken
Second Church
W. W.davidson
Ellwood City
Lyda Mitchell
New Brighton
Cuppett
Rochester
Louella McKee
Beaver
Anneual Bank
U. P
Mary Winter
R. W. McFate
W. E. Browne
T Arathusa McLaughry
W. N. Aiken
D. G. Duff
A. M. Hogue
J. E
Bishop Whitehead Arrives in City for Confirmation
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead of the Pittsburgh diocese arrives in the city and is entertained at the Dickinson home. Friday evening he will confirm a large class at City Episcopal Church. He will ordain Rev. J. Robert G. Roscamp, formerly of the Presbyterian church, as a lay reader at Trinity Church and will be ordained in six months.
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Cortlandt Whitehead
Thettsburg
Episcopal Arch
Ls Ng
A. ©. Dickinson
City Episcopal Church
Whitehead
Robert G. Roscamp
City
Ormerly
Presbyterian Church
Rinity Church
Holy Orders
Episcopal Church
YMCA Plans Dormitory Building in Youngstown
The Youngstown YMCA plans to erect a new dormitory building. The project aims to provide housing associated with YMCA programs and activities for members and participants in the local community.
Wampum Social Notices From New Castle Area
W A Brown and F E Davis were in New Castle on Wednesday and yesterday respectively. John Welsh of Beaver Falls visited this week. J W Snare called on business in New Castle Tuesday. Mrs John Miller visited relatives in Youngstown. Miss Clara O'Brien and Thomas McCollough with wife visited New Castle this week. Mrs F P Major guests in New Castle Wednesday. Mayme Brady visiting aunt Mrs William James in Pittsburg. Mrs Steeple and children from Ellwood City visiting Mrs Davis. Mrs Harry Hartsuff returned to West Pittsburg after visiting here. Mrs Pitts and daughter Esther returned from a day in New Castle. Mr and Mrs C M Harvey guests of Jacob McClain’s family at Moravia Tuesday. Frank Bigham Ellwood City county treasurer candidate called on Wampum friends. Mrs White and daughter Elizabeth and Miss Pearl Morrow spent Tuesday with Mrs Madie Stapf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
New Castle
F. E. Davis
John Welsh
Beaver Falls
J. W. Snare
John Miller
Youngstown
Clara O’brien
Thomas McCollough
F. P. Major
Mayme Brady
William James
Pittsburg
Steeple
Ellwood City
Davis
Harry Hartsuff
West Pittsburg
Pitts
Esther
C. M. Harvey
Jacob McClain
Moravia
Frank Bigham
Wampum
White
Elizabeth
Pearl Morrow
Madie Stapf
Deaths of the Day J P Halyday Funeral Conducted
Rev C B Brooks of the First Christian church led the last rites for J P Halyday Wednesday afternoon at the family home on South Mill street. The funeral proceeded to Valley View cemetery with pallbearers Frank Wyman Harry Wyman Andre Southern Bernard Handon Walter Newell and Thomas McNicholas assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Halyday
C. 8. Brooks
First Christian Church
J. P. Halyday
South Mill Street
Valley View
Frank and
Harry Wyman
Andre Southern
Bernard Handon
Walter Newell
Thomas McNicholas
Major L. E. Simons Celebrates 70th Birthday
Major L. E. Simons of Sheridan Avenue a Grand Army veteran and long time mayor’s office figure is celebrated for reaching his 70th year with many congratulations from friends and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Simons
Sheridan Avenue
Chimney Fire Says John F Greer House Sparks No Damage
A chimney burned out at the home of John F Greer on South Mill street between Reynolds and Phillips. The fire was reported to Chief Connery and the Fifth ward department at 8 26 o clock last night. No damage resulted.
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John F. Greer
South Mill Street
Reynolds
Phillips
Chief Connery
Fifth Ward
Eggs 15c a Dozen at Hemphill and McConnell
Local ad lists eggs at 15 cents a dozen for Saturday at Hemphill and McConnell's 28 Washington Street. Also notes the new market at Youngstown will be finished within a week.
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Hemphill and McConnell’s
Washington Street
Youngstown
Town Talks and Socials in a Rural Community
Mrs. M. L Buchanan is on the sick list. Mrs. Frances Ferrer of Struthers visited Thursday. J. GC, Riblet's move from New Castle to their farm north of town. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ward of New Castle are guests of Mr. and Mrs. LR Davidson. The J. R. baseball club to host a chicken supper at Porters hall on Tuesday evening April 14. A petition seeks town incorporation sentiment. Amber Clark recovering well after appendicitis surgery. Ladies' Kensington met at Mrs. J. H. Davids with fancywork and social chat. a dainty lunch. Mrs. Ward of New Castle was out of town guest. Five Hundred club hosted at Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Guffey with Miss Smith of Youngstown and Miss Bertha Marshall of Sharon as out of town guests.
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Frances Ferrer
Struthers
J. Gc, Riblet’s
New Castle
F. A. Shape
Alice Vance
J. R. Baseball Club
Porters Hall
Kensington
J. H. Davids
Five Hundred
G. M. Guffey
Miss Smith
Youngstown
C. E. Hull
Bertha Marshall
Sharon
Arthur Walton
Early life of Keir Hardie a self taught reformer
At age 12 Keir Hardie could neither read nor write and received only rough schooling. He taught himself writing and shorthand by practicing in a coal mine using a smoky white stone as a tablet. By 22 he left the pits to become secretary of a miners union and two years later worked as sub editor of a local Cum nock newspaper.
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Keir Hardie
Hardie
Cumnock
Three Classes of Animal Action Distinguish Instinct and Reason
The text argues that all animal movement falls into involuntary, instinctive, and rational. It defines instinct as a natural propensity prior to experience, aimed at self preservation. Rational actions arise from instruction or deliberation and require conscious end goals and chosen means.
Fragmentary OCR Item Remarks on Numbers and Letters
An unreadable OCR snippet shows scattered letters and digits with no coherent event or names. It mentions numbers 78 and 6 and letters like Be 25c, but lacks context for a concrete report or identifiable entities.
Eastbrook News Roundup of Local Visits and Alumni Banquet
Sheriff Waddington of New Castle called on friends here last week. Mrs. Calvin Lee of Wesley visits her parents in town. Joseph Campbell repaired his house enhancing village appearance. Carl Kemp visits hometown parents. Miss Elizabeth Pollock Plain Grove and Miss Sarah Peebles Harlansburg were guests here Friday and Saturday. Elizabeth Hanna New Castle visited A. T. Dinsmore’s family. Mrs. S Frankenberger and Mrs. N Frankenberger Volant visited locals two days. Miss Hazel Davis and Miss Clara B. Cummings left to attend Slippery Rock State Normal school. Eastbrook High alumni held an annual banquet at John McKnight’s home with orange and black decorations and a six course dinner.
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Calvin Lee
Wesley
Mercer County
McGeehon
Joseph Campbell
Carl Kemp
Youngstown
James Kemp
Elizabeth Pollock
Plain Grove
Sarah Peebles
Harlansburg
Elizabeth Hanna
New Castle
A. T. Dinsmore
S. Frankenberger
N. Frankenberger
Volant
Hazel Davis
Clara B. Cummings
Slippery Rock
Dissolution Notice of Emery and Gaston Partnership
The firm of Emery and Gaston dissolved February 26 1908 with Mr L G Emery retiring. Mr L P Gaston will continue the business at 56 East Long avenue the old stand and all outstanding accounts must be settled at once to Mr Gaston or Mr Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery and Gaston
L. G. Emery
L. P. Gaston
East Long Avenue
Gaston
Emery
Notice to Water Consumers in New Castle
Water customers are warned that April 10 is the final day to pay this quarter's bills. Delinquent accounts will have water service turned off after this date by the City of New Castle Water Company.
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City OF
Local Grocery Ad Lists Tea Coffee Eggs Prices
The notice advertises fine grade coffee at 10c per pound for Saturday only with other grades 15c to 35c. Tea priced 20c 40c and 50c. Fresh eggs 17c per dozen or three dozen for 50c. Reese and Spencer at 30 West Ramsington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese and Spencer
West Ramsington Street
Butter Price Notice At East Side Butter Co
On saturday price listed at 20 cents per pound for butter. East Side Butter Company located at 70 Pittsburg Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Butter Company
Pittsburg St
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Youngstown Y. M. C. A
John K. Tener Eee
Pulaski R
M. L Buchanan
Wallace Ward
LR. Davidson
Amber Clark
C. W. Nolan & CO
Grand
Newt Sptonestom
Chas. W. Nolan & CO
East Washington
Commce
California
Wright & Egbert
Bell Phone
Union
Sasie Tan
LENOX
NAVY
Five Brothers
Aeeet
Eastbrook
Sheriff Waddington
J. M. Rae
the Grocer
Bevan Block
South Mill ST
Wallace
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Rice’s
Thee
East Street
Bryson
Bigle
South Croton Ay
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