Young Men's Christian Association pool refilled after cleaning
Phys. Director Harry S. Day reports the Y M C A pool required eighty eight thousand gallons to fill after an early Monday draining. The tile bottom was scrubbed by E B Cramer Walter B Kirker Harry S Day and William Richardson, cleaned with muriatic acid, and by Monday noon the pool sparkled. Pumps ran for twenty four hours and the pool opened to members as weather stayed cold. A pessimist quip closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Harry S. Day
E. BE. Cramer
Walter BE. Kirker
William Richardson
Trinity Choir Sings The Holy Night Tonight at Trinity Church
The Trinity Choir will perform the Christmas cantata The Holy Night by John Hyatt Brewer this evening at an unspecified hour in Trinity Church under the direction of Paul Browne Patterson with organist and choir master. Soloists include Miss Mary Clark Miss Rebecca Garvin and others from local churches. the program lists organ preludes carols and multiple solos and choral pieces promising a Tea Treat to music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hyatt Brewer
Trinity Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Mary Clark
Rebecca Garvin
Arthur Thomas
Russell Armeon
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Sankey
Albert Genkinger
Clinton Ward
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Charlotta Nicklin
First Methodist
Fred Smith
Epworth M. E
Mesars
Anthony and
Evans
Royal Mountain Ash Society
Cherns
Mr Anthony
Christ
Mr. Watkins
Miss Stover
Miss ‘Sankey
Messrs
Anthony, Evans and Watkins
Miss Blythe
Misa Clark
Wellcome
Jesus
Mrs. Woodworth
Miss Garvin
Miss ‘Virginia
Patterson
Finagle
Threshers Meet To Convene In Lawrence County Court House
The annual meeting of the Farmers and Threshers Protective Association will be held Friday January 9 at 1 p m in the Lawrence County Courthouse. Discuss proposed automobile and compensation insurance legislation in the current session. All interested attendees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Threshers’ Protective Association
Lawrence County Court House
Printers Strike Settled For Three Years At New Castle News
After days of arbitration the illeg al strike by New Castle News printers and Lawrence county job offices is settled to satisfaction of both sides. International Typographical Union rep Craig A. Klitach announced the agreement runs for three years, expiring January 1, 1928, with workers ordered back during arbitration and now resolved. The piece notes financial strains and a jail in Mazico as context for broader tax worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castra News
Lawrence County
International Typographical Union
Craig A. Klitach
Pittsburgh
Pac
Executive Council
New Castle News
International’ Typographical Union
International
Rugs at savings twice a year sell discontinued Wilton pieces
Rugs are offered at reduced prices on discontinued Wilton patterns including Anglo Persians Anglo Kir mans Teprac and Peerless rugs in sizes from 27x54 to 11.3x15 feet. The collection boasts beautiful colors and designs with a complete assortment available.
Four Piece French Walnut Bedroom Suite for 221
New 4 piece French Walnut bedroom suites offered at 221. Construction is high grade throughout with significant savings. A small deposit can hold a unit for future delivery.
Destruction of 110 Gallons of Wine by Police
Police destroyed more than a hundred gallons of wine, exactly 110, after visiting the homes of John Moldovan and Steve Menla at 1204 South Jefferson Street. Officers Lynch, Augustine, and J. Young supervised. Each owner paid a $16 fine for keeping a disorderly house. Eighty gallons from Moldovan and thirty from Menla were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moldovan
Steve Menla
South
Jefferson Street
Oficers
Lynch
Augustine
J. Young
Menla
Realty Transfers in Three Wards and Savon Ward
Real estate transfers listed include Vincenzo Fiorello to Donato Meli in Third ward for 7000 dollars. Mary Hogue to Edward DeGarty in Third ward for 1 dollar. D R Allen to W H Stevenson in Volant for 3000 dollars. Grace B Sullivan to Mary E Dugan in Third ward for 2200 dollars. John H Gehring to Harry E Runmel in North Beaver for 1 dollar. Harry D Peebles to F J Thompson in Second ward for 1 dollar. Mont L Alley to Maude W Taylor in Second ward for 1 dollar. Edward Fink to Alvin Swanson in Savon ward for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzoe Fiorello
Donato Melizio
Third Ward
Mary Hogue
Hdward DeGarty
D. R. Allen
W. H. Stevenson
Volant
Grace B. Sullivan
Mary E. Dugan
John H. Gehring
Harry E.runmel
North Beaver
Harry D. Peebles
F. J. Thompson
Mont L. Alley
Maude W. Taylor
G. Edward Fink
Alvin
Swanson
Savon Ward
Cow Has Burrs In Her Tail Beats Flies Of Herd
Kingston New York January 6 Larry Smith arrives from Ayden with an odd farmer tale about neighbor Harry Spivey and his cow. In Spivey’s pasture cockleburs and burrs cling to the cow’s tail as flies torment her. The cow thrashes with her burr laden tail to drive off the pests while still producing milk despite a hardening temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Larry Smith
Ayden
Harry Spivey
City Council Directs Solicitor to Draft Salary Raise Ordinance
The council today instructed City Solicitor Robert White to draft an ordinance providing for a salary raise granted to city firefighters sanitary police and several other city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Raleéo
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles On One Gallon Of Gas
James A. May of 670 Tacotah Building in Sioux Falls announces a device that claims to cut gasoline use, remove carbon, prevent spark plug trouble and overheating. He offers to send a free unit to one auto owner in each locality and asks readers to write him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
James A. May
Tacotah
May
Elizabeth Whaley Former Resident Dies in New Jersey
Mrs Elizabeth Adderly Whaley, former resident and daughter of the late Rev J A Adderly, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, was organist during her father’s tenure. Widow of George Whaley she leaves seven children including George John James Whaley Anna Arnot Mary Alice Mina Georgia and Tessie Frazier of Boston News from London on opera
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Adderly Whaley
East Orange
N. J
J. A. Adderly
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sha
George Whaley
Peven
George
John
James Whaley
Mia
Anna Arnot
Mary Alice
Mina Georgia Elizabeth Whaley
Hiner Orange
Tessie Frazier
Boston
Mass
We ofera Cop We Would Do Dangerous Things
A fragment reflecting dialogue about dangers and identity. The line suggests concerns about dangerous acts and people wanting to be someone else, implying social pressure and risk, but lacks clear event or context. The passage reads as a reflective aside rather than a report of actions or outcomes.
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Ee Asan
Father John
Haney’s
New Castle
Croton Ave
Paige-Jewett Co
South Mercer Street
Trinity Choir
America
Mazico
Robins Furniture CO
E. Washington St
Grand Rapids Dining Room
The
Frew Company
Whittall’s Fine
Realty
Elizabeth Whaley
London
Above Securities
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