Willard Grange Names Officers For Coming Year
The last regular meeting of Willard Grange elected new officers for the coming year. Josephine Munnell was chosen master with Edward Boak as overseer and Inez Hunt as lecturer. Other posts include Everett Boak steward and Everett Taylor chaplain, George Dean Jr. treasurer, Scott Munnell secretary, William Weigle gatekeeper, Jessie Hunt a ceres, Anna Boak pomona, Mamie White flora, Francis Boak assistant steward, Margaret Taylor lady assistant steward, and Raymond Munnell pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Grange
Josephine Munnell
Edward Boak
Inez Hunt
Everett Boak
Everett Taylor
George Dean Jr
Scott Munnell
William Weigle
Ceres
Jessie Hunt
Pomona
Anna Boak
Flora—Mamie White
Francis Boak
Margret Taylor
Raymond Munnell
Miss Effie Boak Begins Training as Student Nurse
Miss Effie Boak starts work as a student nurse. Mrs. Audley Boak, previously bed bound by illness, is now able to move around the house. Miss Boak was a business caller in New Castle on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Boak
New Castle
Audley Boak
Fellowship Supper At King's Chapel
Kings Chapel held a Friday fellowship supper for about 110 attendees with Thanksgiving colors on the tables. The program featured music, vocal numbers, a short address, and a Mission Pageant by several young church members. The congregation plans monthly similar events and a forthcoming chicken supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Chapel
Fire victim in Grove City opens up business again
Grove City Pa December 1 Fk L Shelley has reopened his undertaking rooms in the Firm building on Center Street He was among the fire victims on Friday For now he will not run his furniture business and the public mood hints at a shift toward more provocative entertainment to satisfy demand
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Grove City
Fk. L. Shelley
Center Street
Shelley
de Forest
Anniversary Observed for Darlington Pastor Fifty Years of Service
The fiftieth anniversary of Rev. Alexander Savage DD's pastorate at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Darlington Pa. was celebrated on November 27 with an impressive program. Speakers from area churches praised his leadership as choir, reading poetry and presenting gifts including a purse, flowers, and a special box. The audience joined in heartfelt tributes as the event concluded with a benediction by Rev. J A Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Savage
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Darlington
S. A. Duncan
T. A. Houston
Darlington U. P
Savage
Carl Elder
Pittsburgh
D. H. Hammond
Fairview Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ralph Elder
Belle Center U. P
F. A. Jurkat
Cedarville College
Cedarville
Ohio
W. R. McChesney
A. J. Calvin
New Galilee U. P
J. F. Kirkbride
New Galilee Presbyterian Church
L. McKisson
New Galilee- Nazarene Church
J. A. Reed
New Galilee
Eva Nagel
Thomas Stewart
Dr. Savage
Imbrie
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
C. H. Nagel
Florence Russell
Frank Proseknic
Piles Relieved by San Cura Ointment Across Diseases
Proven relief for piles eczema salt rheum ulcers and carbuncles with San Cura Ointment. A Titusville reader, Rev W F Gilbert, credits a twenty year pile ordeal to a 50 cent jar yielding a firm permanent cure after two years use. The ointment is guaranteed by local druggists with money back if not helpful. Available in 30 60 and 125 cent sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gilbert
Titusville
Gilbert
New Castle
Good Baby Soap promotes clear skin for all ages
San Cura Soap is marketed as a healing antiseptic product for baby skin and adults. It claims to free pores from impurities prevent rashes and skin diseases banish blackheads and pimples clear the complexion and sells for 25c a cake at druggists.
Fierce Battle Between French and Druse Tribes Near Hasbaya
Fierce fighting broke out near Hasbaya as French reinforcements engaged the Djebel Druse tribesmen. French aeroplanes bombed the tribesmen amid the clash reported by Haifa dispatches.
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Druse
International News Service
Haifa
Hasbaya
Andrews Confirms Appointment of New Prohibition Chief
Pittsburgh December 1 General Lincoln C Andrews deputy secretary of the treasury for prohibition enforcement confirms the appointment of R Edwin Joyce as assistant prohibition administrator to Frederick C Baird who made the appoint ment announced today
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Lincoln,c. Andrews
Franklin Woman Seeks Divorce
Mrs. Emma A. Miller of Franklin seeks a divorce from Gen. Charles Miller 83 Oil City Pa alleging unfaithfulness. The general a former major general of the state troops and remarried Mrs. Miller twenty years ago in New York. He conducts a large men s Bible class.
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International News Service
Oil City
Emma A. Miller
Night reception improves with scattered station reports
The reader reports strong reception from KFI Los Angeles and WAHG Long Island with little static. WSAI Cincinnati shows improved modulation and WFAYV Hastings Nebraska and Lincoln Nebraska come in clearly. A DX hobbyist recently claimed Hamburg and Java on his amateur set, prompting a grandma quip about meal deliveries.
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KFI
Los Angeles
Cal
WAHG
Long Island
Hamburg
Java
Cuba
Radio schedule highlights from December 2 1925 listings
Station Des Moines Central Standard Time features include The Reese Hughes Orchestra 6:30 to 7:36 p m and dance program 9 p m to 10:30 p m with Madrid Mixed Quartette. Arlington time signals weather forecast and late programs run to 12 30 a m. WSBE New England airs Leo Reisman Hotel Lenox assembly market reports radio nature stories piano recital and weather reports.
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WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Reese- Hughes
Madrid
Santa Claus
Paul Ash
WSBE
New England
Leo Reisman
Lenox Asembie
Don Ramsay
Radio Four
Radio Features Today and Notable Exterminators
Report notes radio features across stations WEAF WAAM WIAB and more with evening programs. It highlights two Virginia women Helen A Caldwell and Anna May Wright who claim to be the only women in the United States specializing in rat extermination traveling through 33 states using scientific methods to rid cities of rats.
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United States
Helen A. Caldwell
Anna May Wright
Virginia
Gland Tone Promises Napoleon Like Courage Boost
An ad claims adrenal glands fuel courage and health, citing scientists. It promotes Glandogen gland tonic in tablet form for men and women, urging readers to accept only the original product from Love and Megown Drug Co.
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Napoleon
Europe
Love & Megown Drug Co
Kid Party Delights D. of A. Members
Fifty members of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended a Kid party Monday night at the Knights of Columbus Home. Miss Mary Barnes led the committee with Mrs. Margaret Kelly guiding the event. Participants wore kid costumes and enjoyed kid games and stunts. Flora Lehman performed a clog dance to hearty approval.
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C. D. of A
K. of C
Mary Barnes
Margaret Kelly
Flora Lehman
Companion Stuff Costs Young Man in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh man James Wilson was arrested for loitering while the case illustrated Jack Mullen’s companionship. The incident reflects petty public disturbance and minor justice actions in the city.
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Pittsburgh
International News Service
Boon
Jack Mullen
James Wilson
Jail Stay and Fines in Northside Case
Wilson could not post a $15 bail and chose to spend the night with his friend in the Northside jail. He was fined $5 for loitering and Mull en $10, with ten days in jail as an alternative.
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Wilson
Northside
Mullen
Dog at Large Fined $3 in Police Court
George Bross paid a $3 fine after being ordered into police court on the charge of allowing his dog to run at large.
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George Bross
Tyranny Demands More Than Tolerance of Standards
A remark on how a tyrant seeks not mere peace but total acceptance of their rules and norms. The quote frames tolerance as insufficient when leaders demand conformity to their values and authority.
Jardine Sees Better Agricultural Outlook in County
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine told the Washington County Bankers Association that farm and cattle conditions are improving. He said this year is better than last and much better than two years ago, reflecting a stabilized overproduction concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington, Pa
Secretary of Agriculture
William M. Jardine
Washington County Bankers’ Association
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New Wilmington
Edward Young
Hazel Hunt
Harlansburg Road
Shenango Valley Hospital
King’s Chapel
DE Forest Radio Company
Jersey City
N.J
National Market Company
E. Washington, Sr
John C. Hart
Robert B. Hart
Hart's Marble & Graniteworks
John C. Hart & Son, Proprietors
South Mercer Street
New Castle, PA
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Fishers
Rock of Ages
OAK Park Memorial Company
Oak Park Cemetery
Rian Church
Andrews
Franklin
Livingston Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre
Bidg
S. Mercer Street
Percy B. Walls Motor CO
WSAI
Cincinnati
WFAYV
Lincoln
Neb
Hastings
Wear AR
Cliveland
Eastern Standard Celeters
Orcestra
WCAB
N. Y
EDEA
East Pi Pa
Basteran
Eteasara Raime
Obednesday
Decem
Edea RA Malites
Rerey
Ghost and Gas
Talk
Arlington
WEAF
Ay York
Providence
Brown University
Be Ag Waam
Newark
Zoeller
Pittaburen
Bosch Radio
Bosch
Hi. R. Huston Hardware Co
East Long Ave
C.D. OF A
Jardine
Washington County
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking
Wallace
Grogan
Jewelers and Silversmiths
Wood ST
6Th Ave
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