Two Youths Die in Glycerine Blast Near Mars
Lardy 12 and Felix Lar 1 9 lost sight of an eye and were critically hurt when an abandoned nitro glycerine magazine exploded at a farmhouse 12 miles south Butler Pennsylvania December. Butler boys DeWinter 10 and Remigil 1 found the explosives in an abandoned storehouse. stones thrown at nitro glycerine cans caused the blast blowing the building to bits.
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Lardy
Felix Lar
You Sashv
Mars
Butler
Butlerdore DeWinter
Remigil
Ctr
Tementieria
Rotary club shelves four hundred books for boys
The Rotary Club plans a four hundred book shelf for boys at the Free Public Library opening at Jefferson and North streets. Books, donated by Rotary members, will be updated as they depreciate and a shell will be maintained by the club. The chief librarian will approve the collection before public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Free Public Library
Jefferson and
North Streets
Robert Whitla
Rotary Club Committee
Local Gossip and Upcoming Pageant at Center United Presbyterian
Gardner news notes include Mrs Clarence Gillespie visiting New Castle while others from Sandusky Alliance Maine Butler and Ellwood visit relatives. A pageant titled The Christ Child is set for December 27 at Center United Presbyterian church. Mr Doc Kennedy plans to relocate to Gardner soon and several residents care for a sick relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gillespie
Celia
Harmony
New Castle
Alfred Thompson
Genness
Holzhaeur
Sandusky
Ohio
Kennard
Allaince
Jay
Albert Sills
Florence Schumaker
Emma Gibbong
Hous Street
Kathryn Conley
Maine
Princeton High School
Isabel Zehner
Christ Child
Center United Presbyterian Church
Doc Kennedy
Gardner
Jona McCurdy
Butler Avenue
Jennie McCracken
Prank Main
Wann
Dorothy Shannon
Ellwood
Williams Treatment advertised for uric acid relief
A vintage advertisement touts The Williams Treatment for excessive uric acid with claims it cures kidney and bladder diseases rheumatism and other ailments. It offers a free 32 dose bottle upon sending the notice and 30 cents for postage, directing readers to mail to A Williams Company Dep BA 2509 P.O. Building East Hampton Conn. One bottle per address.
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Williams
Hein
A. Wilkains Company
P.O
Tarmpton
Qonn
Social notes from City and surrounding area
City residents were hosts and visitors to relatives from Butler and New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Robb hosted Robb family members and Mrs. Rann Moser of Butler. Mrs. Jennie McCracken attended Alvin Richael’s funeral. the Benson family entertained and John Benson family moved to Cleveland. Hazen family from Billow City visited New Castle. E O Alexander and son Francis were in Pittsburgh. Florold Welsh visited his in laws, the Lockes. Mrs. Albert Smith is improving and able to sit up.
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City
A. H. Robb
Frank Robb
Oesterling
Robb
Rann Moser
Butler
Albert Moser
New Castle
Jennie McCracken
Alvin Richael
Charles Benson
Albert
Oscer
Mra
Carl Johnston
John Benson
Cleveland
G. Hazen
Bilwood City
Har
O. Alexander
Francis
Pittsburgh
Florold Welsh
Locke
Albert Smith
Rick Overland Company Opens New Mahoning Town Branch
Rick Overland Company announces a branch sales room at 26 North Liberty Street Mahoning Town opening December 17. The firm, distributor for Overland and Willys Knight automobiles, plans a Thursday display of 1924 models including the Overland Six Cylinder Standard and Deluxe Sedans to provide closer service to Seventh Ward owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Overland Company
Qoverland
Willys- Knight Automobiles
North Liberty Street
Mahoningtown
Overland
Willys Knight
Seventh Ward
University of Michigan President Enforces Dry Law on Campus
Ann Arbor, Dec. 1. President Clarence Cook Little ordered heads of college fraternities to report any alcohol infractions, stating that enforcement of national prohibition laws is a duty for a state-supported university. He argued the campus must abide by the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Amendments to New Revenue Tax Bill Defeated in House
Washington December 16. Efforts to raise exemptions in the new tax bill failed in the House. An amendment to lift married exemptions to 5000 and single to 2500 was rejected 207 to 64, indicating the committee’s exemptions of 3500 and 1600 will stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrarnational Negro Services
Washington
Dac
Rotary Club Father and Son Banquet Held in Grove City
Grove City Rotary Club gathered at the Penn-Grove Hotel noon banquet seating for sixty. F C Jones delivered the address of the day assisted by club member Jos Ketler noted as a well known entertainer. Jones also read logs during the program in Grove City Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Dee
Chapel Program At Bessemer High School
In Bessemer Pa on December 10 the Thursday morning chapel in the High School Auditorium will be led by Joseph Martin. Acts include Orchestra Selected, Devotionals, Old Dog Tray, Reading Anne Tabitha Puanik, Duet A Song for Christmas Eve, Sextette Selected, Original Paper Nicholas Grentin, Song Home Sweet Home, Seventh Grade Chorus, Vocal Solo Eleanor Throop. That evening public motion pictures debut in the high school auditorium with no admission. headlining The Call of the Wild by Jack London and a Roach comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
Old Dog
Ith
John C. Syling
Anne Tabitha
Maryr Puanik
Margaret Davidson
Mary Pusnik
Nicholas Grentin
Eleanor Throop
Jack London
Tlal Roach
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Rotary
Croton Avenue
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East Washington St
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Ward Branch
Michigan
Dun &, Exown
Mahoning
Riley & Bon
Wagener & Bon
Quality Bakers
Astorae Organization
America
Quality
Bakers of
Frast
Code of Ethics
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Quality Bakers ofAmerica
Quality Bakers of America
Our Baking Co
Grove St
New Castle, Pa
Wembe
Bakers America
Bessemer High
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