Veterans Reunion Highlights Patriotism Talk In New Castle
The 43rd annual reunion of the 134th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry met at Central Presbyterian Church in New Castle. A. M. Breckenridge spoke on patriotism, Judge S. Plummer Emory discussed citizenship, and Fred L. Rentz addressed veterans on citizenship. Officers elected included John E. Forbes and William W. Stevenson. The gathering drew over fifty surviving veterans and relatives, with plans set to meet again in 1926 at the same church.
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A. M. Breckenridge
Oil City
Pennsylvania
134Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Central Presbyterian Church
Breckenridge
John R. Steele
Philp Engelsbirger
Franklin
and & I. Forgens
Huntingdon
124Th Regiment
John E. Forbes
New Castle
William W. Stevenson
Emery
S. Plummer Emory Faye
Fred L. Rentz
News Company
Rentz
New Castle News
Forgens
Sara Dana Falls Davis
Porgens
Troop A Rifle Team Sets New Nearby Record at Mt Gretna
Troop A, 104th Cavalry, Pennsylvania National Guard, encamped at Mt Gretna, Pa., reentered rifle competition after Camp Edmunds word. Sergeant Charles A. Faree finished fourth with 311 of 350, ten points behind first place Herman Buech of Punxsutawney who scored 321.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
104Th Cavalry
New Castle
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Camp Edmunds
Charles A. Faree
Herman Buech
Punxgatawaey
Two Pound Baby Born In Connellsville Pa
Mr and Mrs J R Shipley announce a two month old baby girl born June 25 and weighing two pounds at birth 1.5 pounds now. The note adds a local remark about August and strawberries for shortcake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
J. R. Shipley
Zealand Seal Coat Price Change Doc Notes August to September
A price record lists Zealand Seal Coat brown fox trimmed with August and September prices. The Mandoza Beaver Coat shows August and September prices, with a September price of 165.00.
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Zealand
Retired steel worker dies in city after illness
William Richards Sr aged 79 a long time steel worker and respected resident died Tuesday afternoon at his daughter's home 1120 South Mill Street following an extended illness. Born in Lan dore Wales he worked as foreman of hammermen at Lansdore and later at Llanelli before emigrating to the United States. He served as deacon of the Lloyd Street Church in Wales and later the First Congregational Church here. He leaves seven children including Thomas D Richards David Richards W Williams Richards Charles Richards Mrs John M Hymas and Mrs Henry Badger. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 30 from the residence.
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William Richards
John Evang
South Mill Street
Mr. Richards
Lansdore
Swansea
Wales
England
Thomas
Elizabeth Johns Richards
David Elias
John Evans
Richards
Great Steel Works
Isteel
Tlanelly
Jim Wales
Lloyd Street
Llanelly
First Congregational Church
John Richards
Thomas 2D. Rich
Ards
Warren
David Richards
Llanelli
W. William
H. Richards
Charles Richards
John M
Hymas
Henry Badger
Bouth
Burial to be held in Oak Park cemetery in Nayton area
Mill street scene notes Dr Surdival of Nayton Ohio directing arrangements. Burial will be made at Oak Park cemetery as soon as feasible.
Firemen To Hold Labor Services In Hast Mud Club
MercER Pa Aug 19 A meeting of Hast Mud fire department members will be at the clubhouse next Thursday evening to decide on holding a Labor Sunday service. There will be no Labor Day program this year by the club. It mentions a future home and notes Mr Hal Comb’s new buyer manager role at Brown & Hamilton Company with two departments. It also references a racecourse in Sussex on the Duke of Richmond estate described as near his mansion and a Chicago arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Hast Mud Fire Department
Halcomb
Brawy & Hamilton Company
Brown & Hamilton Jae
Duke of Richmond
Goorlwood
Sussex
City
R. K. Holcomb
Chicago, Il
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G. Alr
Reunion
A. M. Breckinridge
134Th Regiment
Veterans
S. F. Forge
Mt. Gretna, Pa
Montes
iRefrone
Teresa
Rex Fellowship
Brown & Hamilton
Tamilton Co
Wiliam Richards, Sr
The
Smith-Willitis Institute
Call
Neshimnock Avenue
New Castle, Pa
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