Koehne Discussed The Reformation In Lecture Series
The Seventh ward is treated to John B. Koehne lectures with last night’s address on The Reformation praised for dramatic interpretation diction clarity of character and historical discrimination. A future talk on Phases of Modern Doubt will be at Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 o’clock.
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Seventh Ward
John B. Koehne
Huss
Wycliffe
Tyndale
Savanarola
Hildebrand
Luther
Dr. Koehne
Mahoningtown Methodist Episcopal Church
Koehne
Two Calls Accepted One Resignation At Beaver Valley Presbytery
At a special Beaver Valley presbytery meeting in Beaver Falls two calls were extended and accepted while one resignation was received. Rev. Kingham of Darlington U. P. church resigns effective April 1, 1909. Rev. Jackson of Iowa is called by Beaver Falls U. P. church and Rev. J R Jameson of Monongahela presbytery by Mt. Jackson church. Installation plans to follow.
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Beaver Valley
All-Day Meeting at Gospel Tabernacle
An all-day meeting will be held at the Gospel Tabernacle on South Jefferson Street. Speakers include Rev. R. J. Bennett from India and Rev. B. D. Whiteside of Pittsburg. Services start at 10:30, 2:30 and 7:30, creating a continuous day of worship.
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The
Gospel Tabernacle
South Jefferson Street
R. J. Bennett
India
B. D. Whiteside
Pittsburg
Gibbin and Spalla Move for New Trial in Fraudulent Creditors Case
Judge Porter heard an argu ment on a motion for a new trial Monday afternoon. Gibbin and Spalla were convicted at the September term for disposing of their goods to defraud creditors.
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Gibbin
Spalla
Porter
Eloping Couple Detained in New Castle
Conrad Young aged 18 and Julia McCullough claimed 20 years of age and colored, from New Castle, were detained at the police station Monday afternoon after eloping to Youngstown to wed. Their families had them taken into custody by police.
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Youngstown
Conrad Young
Julia McCullough
New Castle
Young
Schools Rally Resources as Illness Hits Youngstown teachers
With many teachers in Youngstown schools ill, all special teachers and supernumeraries are being deployed to cover classes and maintain instruction across the district.
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Youngstown
Attorney Harvey E. Martin Confined With Severe Erysipelas
Attorney Harvey E. Martin is confined to his home after a very severe attack of erysipelas. The illness limits his professional activities as doctors prescribe rest and careful supervision.
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Harvey E. Martin
Till is Targeted in Butcher Shop Heist
A bold daylight robbery occurred Monday at Crowl's butcher shop on South Jefferson street as the till was tapped for about $50. A second scheme, dubbed the telephone game, netted $47 from Charles Crowl yesterday afternoon. Police hunt two smooth strangers described by witnesses.
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Crowl
South Jefferson Street
Charles Crowl
Washington Street
Merchants Press Tax Repeal Drive In New Castle
Merchants led by the Grocers' association push to repeal Pennsylvania mercantile tax. The effort cites wasteful collection costs, noting that about $1 million of the $1.35 million levy is spent on enforcement. Statewide business groups join the campaign to argue taxes are unnecessary revenue.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Union Meeting Tuesday on Sunday School
The Presbyterian union of the city will meet next Tuesday evening December 8 at 7 30 in the Third United Presbyterian church. The program focuses on Responsibility of the Session to the Success of the Sunday School.
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Presbyterian Union of
Third United Presbyterian Church
Sharon Baseball Team Names Reserved Players and Prospects
Sharon Pa December 1 President B E Clepper of the Sharon baseball team reports reserved players Stamler of Erie Clever Hanlon Mackey Gray TM Sellers Clark and Rapp. He says two unreserved players have contracts for next season.
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Sharon
B. E. Clepper
Stamler
Erie
Clever
Hanlon
Mackey
Gray
Sellers
Clark
Rapp
Clepper
Two Stevens Boys Missing From Glenwood Home
Victor Stevens aged 15 and Frank Stevens aged 7 ran away from Glenwood Avenue children’s home in Youngstown Sunday morning and have not been found.
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Victor
Frank Stevens
Glenwood Avenue
Youngstown
Clark's Colts Lose Three Hard-Luck Games at Haskins
Clark's Colts fell to Haskins in a trio of high scoring matches at Fellowship alleys. Scores were 840 769 in the first, 852 809 in the second, and 822 807 in the third, with Haskins prevailing 2614 to 2385. Key players included Martin and Jones for Clark's and Haskins with Tod, Bratchie, and Reed contributing for the winners.
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Clark
Colts
Fellowship
Haskins
Clarks
Martin G
Love
Jones
Tod, Hannon
Bratchie
Lindsey
B. Dean
League Meeting Called Off by O. and P. Magnates
There will be no formal O. and P. magnates meeting in Pittsburg today as scheduled. President Morton says a majority want to wait until the Akron club suit is decided. An informal gathering may occur in Pittsburg to discuss plans for the coming season led by F. C. Maxwell of East Liverpool.
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Pittsburg
Morton
Akron
F. C. Maxwell
East Liverpool
Bowlers Go to Ellwood Tonight in Interleague Match
The Swastika and New Castle bowling teams travel to Ellwood for league games against Forge and Ellwood City. The Swastika Forge clash draws attention after recent tied results. This marks the first New Castle Ellwood City pairing this season, with strong bowlers on both sides expected to shine.
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New Castle
Lawrence
Ellwood
Forge
Ellwood City
Prayer Meet At Ist Presbyterian Church Tonight
The men's week of prayer service led by Clyde Gibson will be held this evening at Ist Presbyterian Church with the topic Praying With Assurance. Earlier Monday, J W C Davis spoke at First Methodist Episcopal Church on The Presence of God in His World and Me.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Gibson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. C. Davis
Sabbath School Convention Opens in New Castle
The New Castle District Sabbath school convention is underway at the Second U P church. Delegates attend as the sessions begin with a praise service led by EB J Wilson at 7:45 p.m. Rev R H Mulholland will speak on Travelers on the Foothills at 8 p.m. Rev A B McCormick will comment on Barricading the Boy after music.
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New Castle District
U. P
EB. J. Wilson
R. H. Mulholland
Highland U. P
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Myron Rice Injured At Bel Lusk Drug Store
Myron Rice of Walnut Street was seriously injured Monday afternoon when a broken bottle cut a deep gash on his palm. A severed artery caused profuse bleeding and he fainted. A physician treated the wound and surgery required several stitches.
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Bel Lusk
Myron Rice
Walnut Street
Rice
Lawrence Bowling League Cards Show Busy Week
This week in the Lawrence Bowling League features New Castle versus Chauffeurs on Wednesday, Walkover against Swastika on Thursday, and Lehigh vs Cubs on Friday. All matches occur at the New Castle club alleys and are expected to be close and engaging.
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Lawrence
New Castle
Lehigh
Cubs
Dunn Fought Well At Pittsburg Monday
At Duquesne garden the National Athletic club presented boxing with Jimmy Dunn of New Castle stepping in when Phil Brock failed to appear. Dunn dominated most rounds against champion New England lightweight Donahue, bleeding his eye early and trading strong in-fighting as Brock would have struggled to match Dunn’s pace.
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Duquesne Garden
National Athletic Club
Jimmy Dime
Pittsburg
New England
Dunn
Brock
New Castle
Boston
Donahue
Madame Butterfly Comes to New Castle Opera House
The theatre announces Madam Butterfly in Puccini’s three act opera at the New Castle opera house on Wednesday December 9. The production features Miss Adelaide Norwood and a 75 member company with its own orchestra. Music lovers anticipate Miss Norwood’s celebrated voice in the beloved work.
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New Castle
Opera House
John Luther Long
David Belasco
Giacomo Puccini
Adelaide Norwood
Ottley Cranston
Lois Ewell
Vaudeville Bill Delights New Castle Audience
Cascade management presented a strong season bill with Miss Ruth Harold the original Merry Widow, Rogers and Robinson clever color acts, Bromley and Carlisle humor, Billy Tower top dancer, and Prevett and Merrill illusionists in The Magician's Dream. Matinees 3 p.m. and evenings 8 and 9:15 p.m.
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Ruth Harold
Merry Widow
Rogers & Robinson
Bromley & Carlisle
Billy Tower
New Castle
Prevett & Merrill
Girls, the Comedy by Clyde Fitch Opens to Great Popularity
The comedy Girls, directed by Sam Shubert and Lee Shubert, debuted at Daly's Broadway theater in New York City. It drew large summer crowds despite warm weather, achieving one of the most prosperous metropolitan runs in years.
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Clyde Fitch
New York
Sam 8
Lee Shubert
Daly
Broadway Theater
New York City
Daly’s Theatre Company
Girls at the opera house promises season’s best offering
The article promotes tomorrow evening’s performance of Girls at the opera house with the same company and stage settings. It promises a top season highlight and urges theater-goers to attend, noting a plot about three women who transform from man-haters to man-lovers with many lively characters and abundant humor. Seats are on sale.
East Side Polo Club shuts out Madison Avenue 5 0 in crowded derby
Large East side crowd watches the East Side Polo Club defeat Madison Avenue 5 to 0 at the East side polo field. Robinson scores three goals and Bradford adds two as McCullough anchors the defense with 12 stops and a strong team effort led by Wallace.
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East Side
Polo Field
Polo Club
Madison Avenue Polo Club
McCullough
Robinson
Bradford
Mahoningtown
Wallace
Fast Side Stars
F. R
Wallace Harris
R.ige
C. Veeeeee
Johnson McCullough
H. B
Jones Young
Young
Spencer
Jones
Bell
Moser
Through train service between New Castle and Columbus on new timetable
A new daily through train with coaches and a broiler buffet parlor car will run both directions between New Castle and Columbus via Youngstown Niles Alliance and Orrville. Departures are 6 15 a m central or 7 15 a m eastern time from New Castle daily except Sunday arriving Columbus 12 15 noon. return departs Columbus 5 p m arriving New Castle 11 10 p m central time. See Ticket Agent Turner for particulars.
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Pennsylvania
New Castle
Columbus
Youngstown
Niles
Alliance
Orrville
Central
Turner
Matheny Rolls High at Fellowship Alleys Victory
Dr. Matheny rolled three high score games at the Fellowship alleys winning a prize from Manager Shay a ticket for pressing one suit of clothes. The scores 243 254 and 225 totaled 702 in the event.
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Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Presbyterian Union
Perfection
Japan
Nma
Fellowship Alleys
Standard
IST Presbyterian CH
Broadway
Madam Butterfly
Cascade Theatre
New Castle, PA
Wheeling. W. VA
Guttridge & Rand
Custom Tailors of the Times
Peoples Mortgage Loan Go
E. Washington St
Herb D. McGoun
New Castle and
Pennsylvania Lines
Matheny
Reis Circuit
E. H. Norris
Sam
Lee Shubert, Inc
Cascade Vaudeville Theatre
South Mill ST
Previtt & Merrill
Miss Ruth Harold
the Merry Widow
Hall
Y Cheney CO
Toledo
O. Lake
Dolly
Boggs & Buh
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Mando
Madame Josephine le Fevre
Chestnut St
Philada
Geo. W. Clutton
Popham
Williams Mfg, CO
Cleveland, C
Henry Young
Hubbard
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