Pageant The Light of the World staged at First Methodist Church
The dramatic pageant The Light of the World by JH Smith of Boston will be presented Sunday evening at 7 30 in the auditorium of the First Methodist Church. About sixty players join with church choir numbers directed by W W Campbell. The five scenes include Prophesy of the Messiah Manger at Bethlehem The Vision of Isaiah and The Light from Bethlehem The World and final coronation. Cast lists prophets kings Madonna angels and many church groups with lighting by Jas Burn Ride and costumes by W A Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. A. Smith
Boston
W. W. Campbell
Washington
Wena
Hm St Ja
Bethlehem
Tsaiah
Charet Choir
W. A. Campbell
Prophets
Mosers
Schuler
Flint and
Leonard
Magic Kings
Messrs
Baker, Fankhauser
Reneker
Madonna
Guenartieve Young
Shepherds
Chas
Gail Brown
Fi Spirit of Christianity
Ireqe Meermans
Frances Mellor
Stella Rowland
Margaret George
Ethel Watsz
Rain Frazier
Mc. Meyers
Chasaks Angels
Grecian Maidens
Crusaders
Bible Group
Furmary Group
Burdened Souls
Jas
Burn- Ride
W. A. Taror
W. &. Ayres
New German legislative body opens session without cabinet
A new legislative body in Germany begins its session without a cabinet. The move marks a unique early phase in the government, with lawmakers set to address key policy questions and potential reforms amid uncertain leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
German Coalition Talks Collapse Over Socialist Demand
Chancellor Marx informed President Ebert that he could not form a new cabinet as the center party insists on a coalition including the social democrats while the German People's Party refuses to approve any coalition plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Ebert
Social Democrats
German Peoples Party
Army Costs Heavy In Mexican Budget
Mexico City report by United Radical bloc minority in the chamber of deputies budget commission warns that military costs have dominated public finances since 1918. They note budget deficits and a growing debt totaling 803,070,015 dollars, urging a shift of tax power from the executive and careful scrutiny of 1925 appropriations amid a projected 4.6 million deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies’ Budget Commission
United Radical Bloc
Mexico
War Department
Aska Congress
Auxiliary Has Elected Delegates to Encampments
The Auxiliary to Oscar J. Jackson Camp No 248 Sons of Veterans elected delegates to state and national encampments. State delegates to Oil City in June are Mrs Fay Davis and Mrs Pearl Foster with alternates Mrs Minnie Gobren Mrs Percy Ashton and Mrs Elffa Dygert. National delegate is Mrs Fred R House with alternate Mrs Ella Ostley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Jackson
Sons of Vveterans
Oil City
Fay Davis
Pearl Foster
Minnie Gobren
Percy Ashton
Elffa Dygert
Fred R. House Hag
Ella Ostley
Sorosis Members Of Slippery Rock Meet On Wednesday
Sorosis Club at Slippery Rock held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. C. H. Marbury home with husbands as guests. A 6 o’clock dinner featured holiday decor. Music followed as the year ended with a “Watched Out” theme. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B R Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. O. Cher, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Speoull, Mr. and Mrs. G. Tf. Maybury, and Mrs. William Morrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Sorosis Club
C. H. Marbury
Herbert BR. Smith
Frank McMullen
Slippery Rock items feature illness travels and visits
Slippery Rock notes list local residents convalescing and visiting relatives in Pittsburgh and surrounding towns. Cr W Shaffer and Joseph Ablester recover confinement, Prof Howard Headland and Miss Mildred Moore travel, and several families including the Kellys, Cook, and Hamm are reported with health or travel updates. A final quip remarks on Congress and white-collar woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. W. Shaffer
Howard L. Headland
Butler
Edward Headland
Florence Templeton
Verona
Ures
J. D. Thompson
Pittsburgh
John Miller
J . Moore
Cleveland
West Sunbury
Sippery Rock
Belmont Cook
Mig
Saxtons River
Vermont
Mr. Cook
Vermont Academy
Bucknell University
John B. Cook
Joseph Ablester
Clarence
Jessé Kelly
Elizabeth McCamant
Ralph Night
North Main Street
Sally Stitkle
Porteraville
A. M. Allison
New Castle Street
Ernest Hoeckenberry
Elm Street
Mary Longwell
Arthur Hogg
Dayton
Arthur Borg
Himer Gerlach
Glyde McLain
Catherine
Atarenves Raysor
William Raysor
Normal Avenue
Sefas
Allegheny County
Willam C.ridddie
I. Williams
South Hall
Nine Die In Two Montreal Fires
Nine persons perished in two Montreal fires early today as families were asleep. Firemen recovered eight children and one adult among the dead. a boy and two girls were victims in the first blaze while a woman and five children died in the second. Several others were treated for burns and injuries, with many narrowly escaping death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulleto
International News Service
Montreal
Bcapitile
Fireman Dies In $600000 Blaze
A fire at the Queen Auto Supply complex in North Philadelphia destroyed the Queen company plant and its stores, with total damage estimated at 600000 dollars. Connisin, overcome by smoke, died. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulletin
International News
Philadelphia
Jan
Connison
Queen Auto Supply Company
United States
Tira ‘Company
Queen Company
Rev McAllister to Serve as Stated Supply at First Christian
The Board of Elders of the First Christian church invites Rev F B McAllister to serve as stated supply until a permanent pastor is called. He has consented to preach both morning and evening each Sunday for now. He requires any candidate heard by the church to have full right of wary. This Sunday evening features a New Year service with the sermon titled 1525 Finds the World at the Crossroads addressing the new year's challenge to global needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elders
The
First Christian Church
F. B. McAllister
McAllister
Thg
Fix School Tax About April 1
The city millage is set. the school tax rate will not be fixed until April 1, 1925. No firm figure on probable millage. taxes may not decrease despite higher valuations. Estimating New Castle schools will need about 925000 for the coming year, based on the 1924 budget of 800000. The piece nostalgically recalls past shopping days for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castis
New Castle
Man once called dead builds home in Cleveland
Donald Munro, once dubbed the man who was dead 48 months, is now building a bungalow near Johnnie Kilbane’s camp in Cleveland. He did all the work himself, is physically perfect, and plans to live a long life with his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Donald Munro
Johnnie Kilbane
England
Munro
Manro
Ray
Roy
Bee Keepers Learn About Treating American Foul Brood
About twenty Lawrence County beekeepers gathered at Dr. E. B. Porter’s Apple Alley office for a three hour session led by W. N. Phillips of Penn State. The demonstration covered causes and treatment of American foul brood using caps scraping and a Hudsalman solution with alcohol and formaldehyde, and urged members to submit comb samples for free diagnosis to Washington, D. C. The program aims to keep local bees healthy and grow beekeeping as a profitable agricultural sideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance County
Ofice
EB. C. Porter
Apple Alley
WN. B. Phillips
Penn State College
Phillips
N. C. Dale
Lawrence County Association
Lawrence
Porter
Dale
Ars
Department of
Britain's R-101 to feature ballroom radio for passengers
London reports a forthcoming super airship R-101 will include a ballroom with a powerful radio receiving set so passengers can dance to distant orchestrations. experts seek ways to mute engine noise and maintain uninterrupted links to long-range stations as plans add operas concerts and famed artists aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 4. Smith
International Mews Service
Fualt
London
Britain
Airahip
Axdatencs
Mellon Gifts Land to East Liberty Church in Christmas Gift
Jane S Andrew Mellon secretary of the treasury and Richard B Mellon of the Mellon bank gave a plot valued at 450000 dollars to East Liberty Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. The 25000 square foot parcel adjoins the church in the East Liberty district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Piltsburgh
Jane Sandrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard B. Mellon
Mellon Bank
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
East Libesty
Fire Chief Burned In Pittsburgh As Torch Explodes
Pittsburgh fire officials report a carbide torch explosion injured Fire Chief George Spare and a firefighter. The blast damaged nearby gear and an estimated loss is about 3500 dollars. Investigators probe the incident and its causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Iinternational News
Jent
George Spare
Also Mentioned on This Page
First M
Tre
Papa
Mamma
Boston Post
Debeds Gtrmat
Aines Simmorta
Barbarala Marr
Rome
Italy
New York
Barbara la Marr
Lionel Barrymore
Bert Lytell
Montague Love
Richard Bennett
Snub Pollard
SNCK
Frost” Internations! News and Educationy
Laura la Plante
Lionel, Barrymers
Sorosis
Young People's Society of the United Tresbyterian Church
Joan McCormick
McCormick
Congress
Magix
Walter Connison
Auto Tire
Emerson
Rev. McAllister
Lfe
Canadian Regiment
Joan
H. C. Porter
Icathy
Denies
I 3
Savoy Hotel
Ompany Mat
Braad
British Broadcasting Company
Pen Aevaa
You Usu
Lady Tres
Kendall
Thage
Lee Helfast
Ireland
Minister of Education
Torether
New York City
Rosie
Andrew W. Melon
van Honst
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!