Pageant and civic events at local churches mark weekend
A jumble of local notices, from a farmer painting and a school window frame project to a late night steno report. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces Frank H. Knox’s promotion to freight agent with H Rhodes succeeding him in Youngstown. Mr Knox and family to move soon. Church events include a historical sketch, a pageant Americas the Beautiful, and various musical numbers with many committees listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frank H. Knox
Rand
Youngstown
Ohio
Knox
H. Rhodes
Warren
New Castle
Baltimore and Ohlo
Rhodes
Maltimoore
Grant Street
J. Tt. Lutten
Ralph
Alda Fisher
Orrin Fisher
San Francisco
Cnurch
J. R. Sutton
Charles Grogs
J. W. McClymonds
Elmer
Akteteh
JR. Larton
Memairs
Mary Tenton Rulph
Vida Fisher Hudson
Thomas Mckee
West Newton
Ray
F. G. Wright
West Sunbury
IG Wright
Dr. N. 3
Rose
New Wilmington
Remerks
Georges Krupp Breuning
Bacarvalle
Frances Magee
Beaver Falls
Peat
Angel Song
Lois McGraw
Calhoun
Magee
Handel’s Sond
Qazimetta
Local Scenes In A Patchwork Of Street Life
Tobacconist displays four remnants and an antique pipe, a symbol of his decor. A man imagines driving a flimsy car over Croton Avenue Hill while young women smoke on North High Street at night. A uniformed hiker treks Washington Street near noon.
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Croton Avenue Hill
Washington Street
United States Faces Trouble in French Debt
A survey from London by Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton reports Caillaux and Chamberlain negotiating a separate settlement for France's war debt. Washington opposes linking deals, insisting each European debtor must settle individually with the United States under Coolidge policy.
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Houghton
State Department
Alanson B. Houghton
London
Caillaux
Chamberlain
Boeen
Washington
Lhet Caillaux
France
Debt Commission
United States
Two Divorces For Cruelty Sought In Separate Petitions
Mrs Caroline Wilson by attorney W E Porter seeks divorce from William S Wilson on cruel and barbarous treatment. They wed February 1925 and lived together until July 7. Mrs Ella May Hennon, with same attorney, seeks divorce from William W Hennon for cruelty. They married June 1907 and lived together until February 1922.
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Caroline Wilson
W. E. Porter
Haus
William 5. Wilson
Lved
Ella May Hennon
William W. Hennon
Two Anniversaries Mark Oak Grove Church Celebration
At Oak Grove Church a double anniversary was celebrated with speakers recounting the churchs founding and past pastors. Rev Thomas McKee and Rev F G Wright recalled early days, while Mrs Belph and others reflected on church history and women's work. An illness kept Mrs McKee from attending.
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Oak Grove Church
News Night On Radio Station Delayed To Saturday Afternoon
The station plans a grand finale tonight with talent including go loiats readers pianists and Bill Wallace and His University Six to broadcast jazz numbers. Thursday night’s program featured New Castle performers Fern David Rory Thomas Alfred Buckley Martha Sweet Francis Fombelle L. K. Wisthart and Mary Ward with lively audience response. The Seven Kings of Harmony performed as William Williams Tommy Blake Geo Marty Byanz Nave Jones ak De Lillo and William Crans on Bevan, pleasing the crowd. The show ended past 1 am, and organizers urge all to tune in as a large crowd in Lawrence county awaits a rare radio event. The program opens at 11 pm, possibly late due to Liberty theatre show, with Chief of Police Henry Dysart broadcasting traffic talk at 6 pm and Radio Stars Frolic from 7 pm.
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New Custle Dry Goods Company
New Castle
Fern David
Rory Thomas
Alfred Buckley
Martha Sweet Francis Fombelle
L. K. Wisthart
Mary Ward
Willam McConido
Wallace Brewster
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Tanor Gola
Wiliam Crandon Bevan
Plano
Seven Kings of Harmony
The
Midnight Sons
Jakes
Mike
Liberty Theatre
Henry Dysart
Ghosts of past caused tragedy of Dr T W Young
Pa sister of the Aubiee recounts the murder plot that sent Young’s body from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh. Misa Young, prostrated by the news, remains unable to travel as her condition is reported to hinder her departure to the eastern city.
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T. W. Young
Aubiée
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Young
Misa Young
Lawrence County Teachers Institute Concludes With Toasts
Clare Book heads the county teachers delegation as annual institute closes after a week of sessions at the senior high school. Delegates from high and grade schools attend state and national conventions in Washington and Pennsylvania. Highlights include reports, gratitude for institute help, and a Humane Society talk. The Gambles concert troupe offered a farewell show to conclude the event.
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Clarcook
Lawrence County Teachers ‘Association
Grace Reed
Seasions
Institutu
R. A. Everett
Evens Mechling
Pennsylvania Staite Educational Association
Lom Vo Kelly
Tinion Township
John A. Syling
National Educational Association
Washington, D. C
Oliver Tians
OH. J. Cottom
Ethel Weller
John Juw-tier
May McKelvey
Neralogy Committee
Taat Institute
John Lawther
Legislative Committee
B. TF. Fraser
Resolution Committee
Lawrence County Teachers’ Institute
Paul Hillgtt
Ball
Evans
William PH. Wentzel
M.S
Wentzel
Humane Society
Digwer
Galesburg Pays Tribute To Edgar Bancroft
Galesburg, Aug. 23. A mourning city suspended business to honor Edgar Addison Bancroft, late U.S. ambassador to Japan. The body arrived this afternoon, a funeral cortege moved through sorrowing streets with flags at half mast, brief services held at the grave, and the party departing for Chicago.
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Cantecenienal News
Chicago
Weingartner to shoulder street improvement costs
Weingartner Realty to bear the expense of grading sewer installation and sidewalk laying on William Street between Tulton and Acorn Streets. City council instructed Leicester White to prepare the improvement ordinance. Grade already established and regular work to commence.
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Weingartner
Richards Slowly Improves After Auto Crash
Mr Richards of Highland Avenue remains in Shrange Valley hospital after an automobile accident left him with a fractured bone and multiple dislocations. Doctors report slow improvement and predict it will be some time before he can return home.
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Richards
Highland Avenue
Sherango Valley Hospital
Deaths Of The Day Two Pennsylvanians Die After Illness
Albert Mont Seaton 45 of Beaver Township dies after a lingering illness at home. Survived by widow Emma and children Albert Wilda Elmer and Robert, plus brother John and sister Mrs Anna Black. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm at Bethel Cemetery. Tabob Schaffer 57 of West Middlesex dies after three year heart illness. Born Greenville November 2 1908, member of IOOF. Survived by widow and daughter flagel. Funeral Saturday 8 pm from home with private interment at Haywood Cemetery.
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Mont Seaton
A. Mont Seaton
Beaver Township
First Baptist Church
Emma Seaton
Albert
Wilda
Elmer
Robert
John
Anna Black
Alte City
Bethel Cemetery
Tabob Schaffer
Jacob Schaffer
West Middlesex
Greenville
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Flagel
Haywwood Cemetery
Wast Middlesex
Funeral Services For Miss McKee
Funeral services for Miss Annette McKee longtime secretary of the New Castle Young Women’s Christian Association were held at the YWCA on Thursday afternoon. The auditorium was crowded with members of the YWCA Central Presbyterian Church and Bible classes she served. Rev. A. J. Randles and Rev. M. W. McConnell led the rites with extensive floral tributes. Interment followed at Portersville Presbyterian Cemetery with church officers serving as pallbearers.
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Annette Makea
New Castle
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Ehurch
M. W. McConnell
Sharon
Portersville Presbyterian Cemetery
Central Presbyterian Church of
George H. McClelland
I. C. Patterson
Wylie Wallace
J. A. Atkingon
George E. Lyon
George W W. Hert
Lewis Signs Order For 158000 Miners To Strike
The strike order directs 158000 miners to walk out next Tuesday after talks collapsed in Atlantic City. Operators denounce the strike as costly and unnecessary, insisting a three month coal reserve cushions the public. Miners say wages were set to rise with the new agreement and protest the maintenance of full personnel for pumps and electrical work during suspension. Negotiations broke off last August 11 with Governor Sinnott’s mediation having failed.
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Ings
Inglig
Inglis
Aiis
Sinchot
Pennnsylvania
Atlantic City
Horse Injury Bill Brought by Forbell Coal Aimed at Railroads
Forbell Coal Company seeks 445 for a horse injury after it stepped into a hole at the P and L crossing on West Washington Street. Attorney S L Ginoke presented the claim to the council saying the horse was laid up and practically worthless. Solicitor White advised routing the bill to the railroad company, which would forward to the PELE company per agreement to keep the crossing in repair.
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Forbell Coal Company
Attornay S. L. Ginoke
Council
P- Elee
New Castle Republicans Name City Council Tickets
A list of Republican municipal candidates in New Castle with second and third ward primaries for city council. Names include D C Davies, Genezeinger, Patierno, Bellrose, Swheley, Amin L G Morrow, Young, and Walter St Hamerton. Also mentions Democratic primary for council and school directors.
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Meegister & Recorder
Jeanwetth W. Button
Ware
Register and
Recorder
PR. Adams
New Castle
David A. Mocie
Second Ward
D. C. Davies
Fifth Ware
Cornet
City Counsill
Bel Lose
Gly Council
Tern U
Swhely
Sigur
Remiblean
Cue Councili
Aminl G Morrow
City Coeasis
Py. E. Ae
Secon Repubican
D. B. Shields
New Castle Republis
Walter ST. Hamerton
Waive Damages For Clarence Avenue Job
Specifications for the grading of Clarence avenue between Marmonynine and East Washington Street will be presented to city council. Monday Georgs Weingartner and Alex Newell have agreed to waive damages. Bids will be asked after HRS plans are approved.
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Clarense Avenue
East Washington Street
Georgs Weingartner
Alex Newell
Opposes Grading of Glass Street by Local Owner
A. K. Thompson, owner, opposed grading of Glass Street in front of his property today. He rents to a tenant and lives in Ill Wood City. He argues a large fix would be unnecessary while noting potential improvements by the council.
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A. K. Thompson
Glaga Streat
Glass Street
Illwood City
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