New Wilmington Banquet Highlights Local Progress Talks
The New Wilmington community gathered for a banquet with speeches by Howell Getty and others on town progress, unity, farming, and the college's role. Attendees, young ladies serving, and a parlor hoe down capped the event as residents praised local development and civic cooperation.
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Howell T. Getty
New Wilmington
J. B. Johnston
J. J. Ashenhurst
Johnston
Greater
Westminster
R. M. Russell
Westminster College
Mary
Louise’ Getty
Alice Ashenhurst
Margaret Perkins
Mary Cummings
Beulah Price
Nellie Price
Frances Means
Mary Blair
Frances Williams
Ethel
Rena Pettitt
W. R
Rheumatic Test Drive Offer and Westminster College Plans
An ad invites all rheumatic sufferers to try Uric-O at the sender’s expense with a free trial bottle via Smith Drug Co. Readers are urged to mail name, address, and pharmacist details to receive the remedy. The note shifts to Westminster College proposals including merging local high school with prep, a four month agricultural program, and a call for community support for student purity and high ideals.
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Smith Drug Co
Smith
Syracuse
N. Y
New Castle
Paisley
New Wilmington
Westminster
Westminster Preparatory School
New Wilmington Banquet Honors Longtime Residents
Speakers extolled New Wilmington's moral character and pledged diplomas for residents with 25 years in the town. An orchestra of local musicians provided entertainment before a list of attendees completed the program.
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New Wilmington
Campbell
Willis Garner
Austin Wallace
S. M. Buchanan
Charles Wilson
Wm. Criss
Vinci not secret patent medicine cod liver tonic
Vinci is presented as a non patent medicine produced from cod livers. The ad claims Vinol provides the medicinal elements without oil, combined with peptonate of iron, as a body builder for the elderly and those with throat and lung ailments. Paisley Pharmacy in New Castle, Pa backs a money back offer if unsatisfied.
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New Castle
Vinci
Paisley Pharmacy
Local Notices Listing Residents and Spouses in Area
A partial list of residents and their spouses appears, naming W K Robinson G E Thompson S W Price Ifr R M Russell and wife G W Chapin and wife Rev J H Veazey and wife M B Allsworth and wife Wm McNaughton and wife J H Crooks and wife D M Means G A Smith and wife Mrs Fannie Mealy Mrs W R Campbell Minnie McClaren James R Seeley and wife R N Neal and wife J P Swagger and wife Thomas Ashmore and wife Vera Getty J J Dufford H T Getty and wife Mabel Porter Pauline Robinson Mrs G G Robinson J W Mitchell R S Mercer and wife J H Porter and wife J F Williams John B Haley of New Castle J W Fulkman and wife Wm Crooks and wife H S Means and wife T M Hutchinson
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W. K. Robinson
G. E. Thompson
S. W. Price
R.M. Russell
G. W. Chapin
Rev
J. H. Veazey
M._ B. Allsworthr
Wm. McNaughton
J. H. Crooks
D. M. Means
G. A. Smith
Fannie Mealy
W. R. Campbell
Minnie McClaren
James R. Seeley
R. N. Neal
J. P. Swagger
Thomas Ashmore
Vera Getty
J. J. Dufford
H. T. Getty
Mabel Porter
Pauline Robinson
G. G. Robinson
J. W. Mitchell
R. S. Mercer
J. H. Porter
J. F. Williams
John
Ellwood Minister Preaches at Highland Church
Rev. J. A. McDonald of Ellwood City will preach Friday evening at the Highland United Presbyterian Church. The service prepares for the communion Sunday morning.
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J. A. McDonald
Ellwood City
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Highland and
Park Avenues
Youngstown Man Vows Vengeance After Black Hand Attack
Tony Crene of Youngstown says he will seek revenge once his facial wound heals after an assault near his home. He blames a member of the Black Hand society who has since vanished.
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Tony Crene
Youngstown
Black Hand Society
Free prescription cure story reaches Pittsburgh postal box
An anxious plea offers a free copy of a supposed medical prescription that cured years of suffering. The sender requests only a 2 cent stamp and directs readers to address A. A., Box 1670, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Pittsburg
Brandon Library Opens with Free Access Appeal
The Brandon library opened to New Castle residents last spring to offer free access to popular fiction and standard works. Membership costs one dollar with 25 cents monthly dues for unlimited reading, and a new line of late books is en route.
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Brandon
New Castle
Brandon Library
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W. P. Thompson
Anna Elliott
J. C. Rummell
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J. T. Steen
Eva McFarland
W. A. Gardner
Ostin Wallace
Lawrence Johnston
Rachel Hope
Minerva Hope
J. M. Shaffer
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George W. Conway
J. O. Campbell
J. M. Houston
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