Re Elect Officers Of Roundheads Re Elect Officers Of Roundheads
The One Hundredth Pennsylvania Roundhead Volunteer Infantry Regimental Association re elected all officers for another year. In a business session at the annual reunion held Wednesday afternoon at Central Presbyterian church, 31 members attended. Colonel N. J. Maxwell of Grove City, Pa., was named president to continue in office.
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One Hundredth Pennsylvania (Roundhead) Volunteer Infantry Regimental Association
Central Presbyterian Church
N. J. Maxwell
Grove City
Aged Comrades Reveal Tie In Company Rivalry
Survivors of the One Hundredth Pennsylvania Roundhead Volunteer Infantry at a reunion renewed a youthful rivalry between Company K and Company F. Seven members from each company attended, and the competition ended in a tie reflecting enduring camaraderie despite aging and faded eyesight.
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One Hundredth Pennsylvania (Roundhead ) Volunteer Infantry
Reunion notes lift Civil War regiment in 1926 event
Philip Wagner of New Castle serves as vice president with Miss Laura M Stevenson as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Caro line Book McNeese of the Pittsburgh district as assistant secretary. The 61st annual reunion opens in August 1926 at Cen. President Maxwell presided. Rev Dr Rankin of Butler gave opening prayer. Stevenson regrets illness kept her away. letter to be filed. Officers to remain for another year. Treasurer's report read by Stevenson, accepted. Comrades who died listed. Mayor Dunlap welcomed attendees. Rankin recalled Civil War days. Maxwell gave a Bull Run talk on the 63rd anniversary coming Saturday. Messages from Florr of Texas and Nesbitt of Wooster read. Lunch served at 4. The good loser is known by his winning smile.
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Philip Wagner
New Castle
Laura M. Stevenson
Caroline Book McNeese
Pittsburgh
Central Presbyterian Church
Maxwell
J. R. Rankin
Butler
Miss Stevenson
Anna Gilliland
William H. Dunlap
Citizens’ Committee
James Sankey
Mr. Smith
N. J. Maxwell
Bull Run
J. T. Cooper
N. J. Florr
Texas
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Wooster
Charles George
Broadway Show Breaks Attendance Records Across Year
The production drew capacity crowds daily throughout the year on Broadway and will now be shown in this city, bringing the record setting run to local audiences with plans for a new engagement.
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Broadway
Six Day Run Agreement Recounted
A brief note describes a six day run and the agreement reached between parties. It outlines expected duration, involvement boundaries, and anticipated outcomes without further detail or embellishment.
DeMille's Cinemasterpiece Dominates Global Cities
A dramatic emphasis marks Commandment number as Cecil B. DeMille’s cinematic influence spreads. The film draws praise across London Paris Vienna and New York, with millions enjoying it as a cinemasterpiece.
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Cecil B. DeMille
London
Paris
Vienna
New York
Frivolous Sal at Regent Theatre Amid Rainier Backdrop
A scenic romance unfolds in J K McDonald’s First National Picture Frivolous Sal at Regent Theatre. Eugene OBrien Mae Busch Ben Alexander lead a tale of two men a girl and a boy with Mount Rainier and Coeur d'Alenes as dramatic scenery. The comedy Paying a Wife provides the musical interlude and latest news.
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Rainier National Park
Washington
Coeur d’Alenes
Idaho
J. K. McDonald
Regent Theatre
Mount Rainier
Eugene O'Brien
Mae Busch
Ben Alexander
Tom Santschi
Plans for Lawrence county boys camp at New Castle fair
Plans under way for a county boys camp at the New Castle fair, organized by the Lawrence County Farm Bureau. About 50 boys under 21 may join for an educational and recreational week, with lectures, exhibit tours, and a livestock judging contest. Reservations by September 1 require a $5 payment to cover expenses. The camp opens September 5 p.m. and closes the following Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Lawrence County Farm Bureau
New Castle
H.R McCulough
Lawrence County
Farm Bureau
Passes State Fair To Show Cows Here
A Greensburg Pa cattleman sent entry papers for a herd of 20 Hereford cattle to the New Castle fair officials, choosing to skip the Pennsylvania State fair to exhibit locally. The move signals the local show’s rising standing in tri state fair circles and could draw stockmen from far distances.
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Tri-State
R. J. Cunnigham
Greensburg
Association
Croton Avenue
Cunningham
New Castle
Cunnigham
Zionist Congress backs executive in Palestine policy vote
In Vienna on August 27 the Zionist congress approved the executive committees by 137 to 17 with 90 abstentions. The decision endorses leadership of the Zionist movement and the Hebrew University opening in Palestine, disappointing Dr. Chaim Weizmann, who may reject re election.
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Fnternational News Service
Vienna
Zionist Congress
Zionist Executive Committees
Zionist Movement
Hebrew University
Palestine
Chaim Weizmann
Zionist Organization
American Reds Elect Foster As New Supreme Head
The Workers' Party of America elected William Z. Foster as their supreme head at a three day national convention in Chicago, after a leadership battle with C. E. Ruthenburg that risked splitting the party. Foster secured the top post as the convention closed last night.
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American “Reds
Foster
International News Service
Chicago
Workers’ Party of America
William Z. Foster
C. E. Ruthenburg
Foley To Manage Local Orchestra Transfers Named
Bill Foley of Ellwood City announces the Danceland Monarchs will join his circuit and be renamed Bill Foley's Collegions. The New Castle group secured a 12 week engagement at the Moose Temple in Akron starting September 7, after a successful run at The Pipes in Pittsburgh ending September 1.
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Bill Foley
Ellwood City
Danceland Monarchs
Collegions
Revenue Cutter Searches Sea For Stolen Schooner
NEW ORLEANS Aug 27 A revenue cutter heads to the Caribbean to hunt for the stolen schooner Yacht Ida taken from Gulfport Mississippi by three alleged bandits aiming to turn it into a pirate ship The vessel was first reported stolen by Dutch Anderson a missing pal of Gerald Chapman who is wanted on a murder charge by Muncie Indiana authorities Later a private detective agency said three men wanted for robbery here took the Yacht and headed for the Caribbean with plans to raid coastal cities.
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International News Service
New Orleans
Revenue
Caribbean Sea
Ida
Gulfport
Miss
Anderson
Pal
Gerald Chapman
Muncie
Ind
Tall Sunflower Report Taller Than Nine Feet
A report from Lawrence county notes an exceptionally tall sunflower. Mrs. William Coloughan of New Castile R. D. 4 says her sunflower reaches 90 feet 4 inches in height in her garden.
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Lawrence County
News Today
William Coloughan
New Castile
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