Elect Officers At First Christian Sunday School
The annual Bible school officers election at the First Christian Sunday School chosen General Superintendent Frank Young and officers across finance, secretary, librarian, and department heads. Notable appointees include Jas tar as Assistant Superintendent, A D Mornes as Superintendent of Finance, Snider as Treasurer, Isabel dlama as Missionary Treasurer, Joseph Riler as General Secretary, Della Vaughn as Assistant Secretary, Clara Simythe as Enrollment Secretary, J W Woods as Librarian, Joseph Lindsay as Superintendent of Adult Department, Mabel O McCurdy as Superintendent of Young Peoples, Elizabeth White as Superintendent of Primary Department, Mrs G L Henderson as Cradle Superintendent, plus Home and Missionary Supervisors and staff across several positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
First Christian Sunday School
Frank 8. Young
Jastar
A. D. Mornes
Tra Snider
Ilazel Dlama
Joseph Riler
Della Vaughn
Clara Simythe
J. W. Woods
Anult Nepartment
Joseph Lindsay
Assitant
Thos. Sadter
Martha Smythe
Young Peoples Department
Mabel O. McCurdy
Ralph Eaken
Virginia Product
Mabel Pearl Atkinson
T. W. Phillips
Trazel Hanna
Sidney Siri
White
G. J. Nenderson
Elizabeth White
Asalstint
J. Li Woalcock
Maude Atkinson
Cradla Ros
G. L. Henderson
R. Sage
Marian Hoover
ME. Vaughn
Home Department
Suaperinten Hent
Mrs. Lackey
Helen
Initiation Dinner for County School Directors Jan 7 1925
Attention Post No 100 G A R L A R Post extends cordial invitation to attend a dinner for county school directors at the First Methodist church on Wednesday January 7 1925 at 1230. Members to meet at Legion Home at 12 sharp to ride to the dinner. A lecture on Lincolns Humility will follow. Commander Adam Onstott Adjutant Ralph.
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F. Ball
Post No
First Methodist Church
Legion
Lincoln
Adam Onstott
R. Ralph
Milk bottle thrown through a window
Stanley Max reports that someone threw two milk bottles containing wine through a window at his home on 209 E Clayton Street while he was away on Saturday evening. The bottles were discovered around four o'clock Sunday afternoon with no signs of entry or disturbance.
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Stanley Max
E. Clayton Street
Caliphs To Have First Convocation In City
The Caliphs of Bag ford plan their first convocation on January 29 marking the initiation of the novitiate. The Oriental Band, now with sixteen uniformed members, is proficient on their instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagford
Thils City
Family Seeks Safe Return After Veroni Fire Ruins
Wilkinsburg police and firemen searched the ruins of a fire destroyed home where Frank Dasta his wife and four children were later found safe at relatives in Verona. An explosion at Dasta’s fruit store in front of the home destroyed both buildings and the Sumner and Hill Bakery. Neighbors believed the family perished but the Dastas survived. Loss estimated at 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Frank Dasta
Verona
Dasta
Sumner and Hill Bakery
Wnalghbors
Arrest of Negroes Sunday Afternoon Raid at Jefferson Street
Police net city revenue from a Sunday raid at Division and Jefferson streets. Officers Lotera and Augustine arrested the proprietor and thirteen visitors at about 5 p.m. The proprietor paid a $60 fine while each visitor was fined $10, totaling $180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pierce
Division
Jefarson Streets
Lotera
Augustine
Thorald
Troop A Dance Planned for January 18 in Waldorf Hall
The 194th Cavalry Troop A organizes a Friday night social to boost troop life. Planned & dance hires a band of girl musicians to provide music. Ex-members and friends are invited to attend at Waldorf Hall on January 18.
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194Th Cavalry
Waldorf, Hall
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted patients include Ive Tomese Hills ville Mrs Lew Morrow R D 2 Frederick Rymer Wampum Earl Rickard Cliff street John Kina Sampson street Mrs Myrtle Kerr Clayton street Daniel Young Ell wood Gil Discharged patients include Robert Wescott Shanango Valley Hospital Grover Syling Liberty street Mary De France Grove City MyrmasSrit zinger Croton avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ive Tomese
Hillsville
Lew Morrow
R. D
Frederick Rymer
Wampum
Earl Rickard
Cliff Street
John Kina
Sampson Street
Myrtle Kerr
Clayton Street
Daniel Young
Ellwood Gil
Robert Wescott
Shanango Valley Hospital
Grover Syling
Liberty Street
Mary de France
Grove City
MyrmasSritzinger
Croton Avenue
Pittsburgh Fire Destroys Seven-Story Building Blazes
A seven story building at 127 Pate avenue owned by L Robbins and Co burned, with damage estimated between 800000 and 1000000 dollars. The blaze injured two firemen and disrupted downtown streetcar service until 1030. Fire likely started in two spots in the building, with adjacent Michigan Furniture and Werner Cleaning Co structures also damaged by water and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thomas Pfarr
L Robbins and Company
Pate Avenue
Parr
Trent
Michigan Furniture Co
Werner Cleaning Co
Douns
Old Lighthouse Defies Gale in Delaware Bay
LEWES Del Jan 6 The Cape Henlopen Lighthouse 106 years old stood firm after a gale in Delaware Bay Friday Seamen feared it would topple and a commission was appointed by local business leaders to repair the foundation and safeguard the light
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameneneknnalasta
Lewes
Del
Cape Henlopen
Delaware Bay
Business Man's Club
Street Hole Reported On Euclid Avenue
W B Brown reported to police a dangerous hole in Euclid Avenue between Highland and Albert Street due to an excavation not properly filled. He noted a similar condition beyond Albert Street. The street department was notified by the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brown
Delaware Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Highland Avenas
Albert Streat
Albert Street
Divorce and testimony tie to postwar Germany turmoil
Mrs Sara T Ryan's final divorce from Allan Ryan dominates headlines alongside wider war era notes. Reports recall his 1923 grand jury testimony on a couple’s alleged misdeeds and a suspected pictorial indictment later dismissed for insufficient evidence. Nearby, Stresemann warns the Allies’ actions injure German resolve as Germany supposedly hid 400000 volunteers and arms to sustain occupation forces in Cologne and delay withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara T. Ryan
Allan
Ryan
New York
Jane Doe
New York County Grand Jury
George W Marwall
Society of American
Maxwell
Lator
Germany
Cologne
Gustav Stresemann
Ford
Oldat
Tractor Used As Aid To Stork In Snow Crisis
ALLENTOWN Jan 3 Mrs Stanley Lawfer and her son under a day old are "dating nicely" per hospital doctors after a farm tractor was pressed into service to transport the mother from College Heights to Allentown hospital when the husband's high powered car could not clear snow drifts. Lawfer is a local businessman from College Heights. This is believed to be the first time a tractor aided the stork in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Stanley Lawfer
Allentown Hospital
Lusband
Lawfer
College Beights
Collision Report After Car Crash at East and East Washington
Caraef C F Joncas of 205 Milton Street and license 441 302 were involved in a Saturday collision at East and East Washington. Both parties were slightly damaged, and the incident was reported to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Joncas
Milton Street
Cue
East
Washington
Impound 1924 Plates Drive Starts in Philadelphia
International News Service reports Philadelphia motorists using 1924 license tags will be arrested arraigned before a magistrate and have their cars impounded until they present valid tags. The drive began at 9 AM. A report cites a rough road near Adams Street due to ice from water from a cement plant reservoir overflowing the street.
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International News Service
Philadelpria
Jun
At. Palica
UN. Ui
Adams Street
Rev Copeland New Secretary Returns to Church Leadership
MOULASDVILLE W Va Jan 5 Rev S B Copeland was elected secretary of the Third United Presbyterian church after Rev Harry Kaye resigns to pursue evangelistic work. The ministerial association invited Rev Maitland for a spiritual anniversary on January 10 at Greenwood Methodist church, with pastors wives included in the invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brof. Beaceeaans
Y. M.C
Grahams
S. BR. Maitland
Maitland
Greenwood Methodist Church
Harry Kaye
B. Copeland Tantoy
County Commissioners Organize For Year
County commissioners organized for the year with McCul laugh, Davis, and Matthews or Fanizert acting for the ensuing year this afternoon. President was Moule loned and Mr Davis secretary. All present officers were refined. The 140% millage for the coming year will be fixed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullaugh
Davis
Matthews
Moule
Traffic Signals Schedule Restored On Washington Street
Chief J. Ba Eldap announced signals on Washington Street will operate daily to regulate traffic. The system was unused Sunday due to a forgotten activation and will not recur, promising motorists will observe the signals every workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
J. Ba
Boy on sled runs into automobile in street clash
A boy on a sled ran into a car on Blett street near Et street Sunday. Albert Mackey HD No 1 stopped to help. A bystander, Neth Cerra of Snuthtiest street, witnessed the incident and a physician examined the boy, who sustained a hard gash on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mackey
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First Christian
Frank S. Young
G. Alr
Shenango Valley
Pfarr
Robbins Co
Temple
News OF the Day
Liam Ariat
Gustan Stresemans
Philadelphia
Edith Wells
Chicago
Edith Beaudreau
Lilian
Anthony Patito
Larry
Buckeye
Tee O
America
Lest Makas
Vica
USA
Rev. Copeland
W. VA
Graham
Martin
Bridge Into River Ministerial Association
Nowa
Mouladsville
Martin Curr
Con
Baltiore and Ohio Railroad
Fred Mee Ninch
Carp
Henry Celdlee
Tip Twihee
Tranche
Iran
Ahe
Hahnemzrn
Jota Daly
Wis
Sied
Lnto
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