Maj Skuse to Speak at Harvest Home Picnic in Pulaski
Maj Skuse will headline a Harvest Home event in Pulaski on Wednesday with speeches, athletic events, and a grand musical festival. Other speakers include J A McLaughry, William Porter, W J Hulings, K Gregory, J Norman Martin, and E Loyfy Humes. The program features a Grant Bun Concert, a Grand Musical Festival, social picnics, and a late community singing session, all supporting the Red Cross with local organizations from New Castle and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skuse
Toronto
Calla
Ted Gross
Harvest Home
Pulaski
Rat Teale
France
Mun
J. A. McLaughry
Meteca
Mon
William E. Porter
Lew Castle
W. J. Hulings
Gil City
K. Gregory
J. Norn
New Castle
E. Loy- Fy Humes
Plushburgh
Ifternoon
Wascal
Honest of the Red Cross
Crotan Avenue
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Stunt Corps
Citizen's
Prof
Lindner
Dash
Mchaughry
Mercer
William B. Porter
Hamilton and Grill Take Part In Big Drive
War diary style narrative recounts Allied bombardment and battlefield chaos. Includes accounts of troops moving south, attempts to collect souvenirs, and letters describing daily hardships and the heavy cost of combat. Mentions the 4th Division and Ambulance unit, with reflections on German resistance and the strain on soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton and Grill
Double Murder In Sharon Tragedy
SUANON Pa Awe. Callix Vetrilla a Black man faced Justice of the Peace for a double murder charge after shooting at a boarding house on Railroad Street. Ethel Williams died from wounds and Minnie Mavis later died at Bull Hospital. Vetrilla held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suanon
Awe. U
Callix Vetrilla
Ethel Williams
Miny Mavis
Bull Hospital
Thomas Tower
Samuel Lansdowne
Davis
Hospi
Railroad Street
Nnt
Baltets
Deat
Erie Bakery Fire Loss Reaches Seventy Dollars
A basement blaze at the Philip chiller bakery on Fifteenth and Sassafras streets in Erie spread to nearby buildings in the early morning. The fire destroyed the bakery and the storage area of Elevator Company, and caused extensive damage to several adjacent structures including garages and a motel. Firefighters faced collapsing walls as they battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Chiller
Fifteenth
Sassafras
Buldings
605 Elevator Company
William Johnson
We Wakery
Venice Motel
Kenershillivan
Xando
Cotten Produces Outstanding Pine Wheat Yield
County Farm Agent Hy St Pickett reports Mr Cotton has a remarkable wheat harvest this season. His crop averaged 32 bushels per acre on improved land with the St. Lonia Prize variety praised as new to the area. Local farmers are keen to see the grain at Mr Cotton's farm and may try to procure seed for their own use.
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St Pickett
Cotton
St. Lonia Prize
Prsons
Farm Tour Stops and Directory Update Details
A report details the upcoming third annual Farm Bureau auto tour on Tuesday August 27 starting at the Diamond. The itinerary includes Grove City Creamery, Slippery Rock, and Butter and Mead counties with several farm stops and a lunch at Bartholome Lake near Grove City. The new city directory will list residents with street addresses and U S service status, though staff shortages delay completion to about two weeks after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferense da
Burch Directory Company
Fara Bureau
Tues
Diamond
Grove City
Cheamery
Oly
Lawrence County
Butter
Barthaor Lake
Jet
Patton
Trartansturg Road
Patuto
Stow Farm
W. J. Mavis
Worth Lawiship
Butler County
Caw Association
Aed
Parm
Mugh Mergus
Slippery Rock
Fred Guerensuy
James Munterrave
Grave
Freve
City Creamery
Old Timers Gather At Aiken School Reunion Amid War News
The Reynoldstone School reunion at Pearson street hall featured remarks by John M. Snyder and Mrs. B. Gritiuis. Edward Jackson of Morrisburg expressed honors for W. XII, Aiken and wife. War reports from Aug. 20 described British advances near Vieusherquin and French progress toward Rove and Noyon, with German retreats and imperial heads discussing Novon and Lassigny. The local club noted membership growth aims, recalling officers re-elected and several deaths among longtime members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynoldstone School
Pearson Street
John M. Snyder
Lassigny Aul
B. Gritiuis
Neeslincourt
S. J. Rhodes
Phew
Impromp- Maisons de Champagne
Edward Jackson, Esq
Morrisburg
Arrsent
W. Xii,aiken
Lowton
Cbi
Vieusherquin
Wis Teport
Lawe
Lys
London
Ang
Roys
Worising
Rove
Ytour
Tatheon
Ald Noxon Aml
Lassigny
Paris
Noyon
Isis
Novon Aml
Tin Novan Fron
Piekeil
Gelerind
Tupnrecht
Hownier
Ladies Dips Costs $5 When Taken in Old Fashioned Way
SEW YORK August 8 Mency Cunningham of Callene Point wore a bit ch whigh for twenty four hours but it showed no signs of fade ing when he arose in Flushing Court to explain dust why he had feh the arrest of Sadie Forman who at fondant at the bar to tell its story in a whisper The woman went swimming from the beach without a bathing suit He denied the charge saying he did not believe the woman was bathing in public The court adjourned as he was held for a nollect while Sadie Forman claimed the incident was improper and that no one should be arrested for such a matter in Africa The judge announced the verdict that the woman is dip cost mer 85 en-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mency Cunningham
Callene Point
Flushing Court
Sadie Forman
Cunningham Firm
Aviv
Ihe
Leavenug
College Point
Sadie
Africa
Yale
Notice of Nonresponse After Date Mismatch
Nakied text indicates a notice stating that TALSY will not be responsive for any merits incurred by nis we Mary Jang McCord Shanedy Fro Megord Mts Fee after this date Ane Tih, implying a legal or administrative nonresponsiveness. The fragment names individuals and groups, but lacks clear action, authority, or deadline details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natice Qo
Talsy
Nis
Mary
Jang McCord
Shanedy
Megord
Mts
Fee
Woman Speaker For Labor Day Event in Mageachusetts
Mrs. Mary Thompson, famed for her national reputation, will be one of the speakers at the Labor Day celebration at Cassie Park. The Arrangements Committee announced the plan this morning and aims to feature bands and drum corps from the city. Tickets are held by committee members for a drawing offering $100 Liberty Medal and four $50 Liberty Bonds, with five chances per ticket for prizes.
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Mary Thompson
Mageachusetts
Cassie Park
Thorpeon
Fur Bor
Park
Lre
Committee Fur Ovale
Foch
Chase
Registrars Named For Draft In City Of Newagile
City board in Newagile announces twenty three trusted registrars to organize a September draft for men ages 21 to 45. The effort, largest yet, aims to mobilize patriotism and support Unity of New Castle, with clerks and volunteers to be recruited from ward precincts. A meeting will select the registrar participants and begin preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newagile
Jacal Board
Botti
Diese den Hirst Ward
Fivet Precinct
Johmn
Hart
Fur
Mercer St
Cleveland Tenry
Mont Meg W. Grane
Lean
Wier
William J. Uber
Mark
Vark
C. R. Ralph
Fairfield Ave
Humber
Drake
Washington
Seroid Precinet
Roy Mercer
Craton Ave
Thir
BR. L. Hildebrand
Washington St
W. E. Patterson
Allen St
Socom
J. B Suyier
Tay SiLy
Frew Took
Victor Smith
Secon
T. V. A. Malloy
Lawrence County Urges Wheat Planting to Meet Demands
A state agriculture message urges farmers to boost wheat seeding for the 1918 harvest. It calls on Farm Bureau and local workers to help with plowing, ground prep, and acre targets as a nationwide effort to sustain Allied forces. It notes labor strain, dropping carryover stocks, and the urgent need to feed troops domestically and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureaua
Iumesdus
Mteak
Thei Jhein
Houston
United States
Roy
PittebWeth
Arthur Stuart
O.s
Jitney Arrives For Powder Line
Huploves of the Girassoll Powder Co will soon be lining to their work in the city yesterday. A big bus with four cents will carry a number of men to the plant. The jitney will be a convenience for workers at the factory, delivering them from the garage to the plant and back, as work begins in the near future with arrangements to use the service. Marriage, list of names in the community announces..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girassoll Powder Co
Liberty Wheat harvest urged as defense against Prussian domination
In a wartime call, Secretary Houston urges broad sowing of winter wheat to exceed 45 million acres, aiming for 47.2 million, to stockpile food as protection against crop failures and to sustain national food production amid difficulties. He stresses farmers’ duty to fight for freedom through increased harvest.
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Department of Agriculture
Dia
Siouston
Deaths of the Day in a Cumberland Area
Multiple obituaries list Baiheyn Baileys Kaiheyn Blizabeth Bailes wife of Hy ak Malley died at 410 Marsland avenue from goitre aged 46 born Maryland survived by husband and three children sister and three brothers. Funeral services announced later. Also notices for Alex McKibbin widow of William McKibbin, Alfred Rowland, and Nobert Hoarte with dates,_locations, and interments. Mary Tudor aged 10, heart trouble, funeral at St Anthony's Church. services under Rev J Elmer Campbell and cremation/interment at Oak Park cemetery or St Anthony's cemetery. residents from New Castle to Cumberland and surrounding areas.
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Baiheyn Baileys
Kaiheyn Blizabeth Bailes
Hy Ak. Malley
Marsland Avenue
Essen
Goitre
Third United — Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Maryland
Cillwert St. Conor
Dorothy
Raginall Tiley
My. Mraid Shops
Prestbury
Maryhend
Charles Uafer
Cumberland
Donn Weler
Henry Weber
Philadephia
Tater
Ribten Mier
Alex
Anos McRkibben
Willian
Mc Hibben
Mary Tudor
Tony Todo
Dussemer
St. Anthony's Church
Wessemer
Anc
St. Anthony's
Mogne
Nobert
Hoarte
Camdly
Pollack Avenue
O Clark
Tey. J. Elmer Campbell
Uam
Gilo
Flag Raising at St Johns Eng Jah Duthern Church
A flag raising ceremony at St Johns front on Nor e street featured the American flag and church service flag. The program included C W Trevemay Mess as Sitter, Rev Arens, drum corps, and readings by boys of Company I Sons of Veterans Reserve. Attendees sang the Star Spangled Banner, with a muster by Attorney Willer Meyhalts, and a benediction to close. Names listed of veterans and participants follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore Elreet
St. Julia’s
Eng Jah Dutherun
C. W. Trevemay Mess
Tin Plate Pram Corps
Witeh
Arens
Pri
Mirko
Nving
Company I
Sons of Veterans Reserve
Willer S. Meyhalts
Clapic
George J. Burchart
Milo H. Steale
William I
Travers Case Settled by City After Controversy
The long running dispute over city collections by John V. Travers ends with Travers paying 100 dollars and costs. The city will release Travers’s 3000 dollar bond as part of the settlement, pending trial of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers
Ibeteen
John V. ‘Travers
Ely
George Dudley Serving Overseas in France
Local friends of George Dudley son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dudley of Youngstown formerly resident here learn he is in France. Born and raised in South New Castle he joined the balloon company under General Pershing and has served overseas for four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dudley
Joseph Dudley
Youngatown
France
Birdies
South New Castle
General Pershing
Milk Dealers To Meet On Saturday
Milk Producers Union plans a Saturday meeting in Council Chambers to finalize the new organization and discuss plans for incorporation. President C H Brenneman will attend and present proposed figures for the association and its future consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lua Vnpas
Mik
Sith
C. H. Brenneman
Tie Anain Organization
Wil
Neaecialion An Mow Incorporated
Seventh Ward Curb Lights Are Ready Tests Begin Tonight
Cornell authorized the electric department to switch on the Seventh Ward curb lighting system for testing this evening with half the lights illuminated each night. The system, accepted from Orciltree Electric Construction Company, costs about $4,800. The council requested removal of unnecessary poles along streets housing the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Nits
Seventh Ward
Fet
Orciltree Electric Construction Company
Council
Systona
Realty Transfers Amid Fragmented Union Township Notices
Real estate transfers are listed for Violet Foy to Albert Fos in Union towns with several names in Clifford Foy and Second Ward lines. Other transfers include Elizabeth Morehead et al to William Bhidle and C Ehimphrey of uv to Mary A Reed in Second Ward. Fragmentary text follows with stray editorial lines about weariness and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Foy
Albert
Union Towns
Clifford
Union Township
Hvabeth T. Morehead
Fiber
Bhidle
Lhidles
Margaret Saat
C. Ehimphrey
Mary A. Reed
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Maj. Skuse
Bank Ho
Gregors
J. Norman Marlin
BE. Cowrey Humes
Pittsburgh
Major Skuse
Uanaila
Codmunity Singing
Mret
Taminer
Ani
Grensock
Che
Skre
Auror Duchman
Vane
Pwelime
Aelion
Jose
Ae Maye
Losuw
Spaila
Win
Sear alfeeNonate San
Charlis A. Mamillon Heafquarters
Crilbor
Mint Washington Street
Tril
New York
Renera
Tansyd
Stane
Sharon
Erie
Cotten
U. S
Sollettary
Pew
U.S
Vassen
Aiken School
Mars ‘Thompson
Jitney
LION
Nathan Joseph Lore
Ereda Gordon
Oi City
Plorones Eave
George DP
Rhodes
Johnstown
Frances
Win Onn Janis
Far Firth
Eo Ololwstent
St. Johns
Mennyanise
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington Street
ANLOM
BELL
C E North
Chas. R. Kelley
Succesor
Luton
Ambulance Survice
Quem Day
Mipstagg
Union Agr A4
East Waablagton
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