Revival Plans Highlight Seventh Ward News
Seventh Ward plans revival services at Mahoolog Presbyterian church led by Rev J C Willentatsh of McKeesport and H F Cromer of Pughktown. Christian Church hosts a Young People's gathering at Nancy Taylor home. Also notes Castle Four Society, Mt Jackson Hill icy conditions, and local club meetings, bake sale profits, and upcoming basketball games.
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Mahoolog Presbyterian Church
J. C. Willentatsh
First Presbyterian Church
McKeesport
Mahoting
H. F. “Cromer
Pughktown
We Vu
Appendicitis Fiend Angry Because Her Operation Was Fake
Sofia reports a bizarre case as doctors declare the woman in perfect health yet she insists she has appendicitis. The patient alleges a fraudulent operation after a prank by a nurse reveals the joke, leaving Dr Patcheff torn between medical need and potential prosecution for the bogus procedure.
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Sofia
Vienna
Palschett
Vilal
Patcheff
Sir Ian Hamilton Accepts Women’s Club Challenge
Sir Ian Hamilton has accepted a challenge by Isy Trene Manby of the Ladies National Club to dine at her club without cocktails or scented cigarettes. He had attacked men’s clubs recently for their atmosphere, saying it could dizzy a licensed victualer. When a man rests on his laurels his laurels droop.
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International
Tondon
Tan Hamilton
Jan
Isy Trene Manby
Ladies” National Club
Sir Lan
Butler Warns Taxes Threaten Liberty And Education Monopoly
Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler warns that aggressive taxation by Congress and state legislatures risks destroying private gifts and benefactions driving public welfare. He argues educational monopoly would extend government control from elementary to higher education, harming liberty and charitable work, urging Americans to reject such policies.
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Nicholas, Murray Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Congress of the
United States
Europe
Oregon
Washington
Michiganu
America
Etase
Priest Says Actors Are Not Wicked
New York Jan. 19 Father Martin Fahy chaplain of the Catholic Actors' Guild said at a luncheon that the wickedness of actors is a legend. He added that actors suffer reputations due to some discordant individuals calling themselves actors and that real actors behave no worse than men in other professions.
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New York
Martin DB. Fahy
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From An Ambitious Word Fill
A fragmented puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword. The list includes many entries with numbers and partial phrases such as Regularly produced Camp for defense, To stir enthusiasm, Narrow roadways, and Valuable property, inviting solvers to fill letters and cross-reference across and down.
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S. Afr
Hot Water Gusher Struck in Thames Valley
London January 14 After 18 months of boring for water at the Halloway Sanatorium Virginia Water near Windsor Park the drillers struck a hot water spring It rushed from the sanatorium grounds to the main road between Virginia Water and Staines with vapor fog on the flooded roadway The water tested at 7 degrees Fahrenheit heat
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International News Service
London
Halloway Sanatorium
Virginia Water
Creat Windsor Park
Stroud
Staines
Farmers to Attend Harrisburg Show from Lawrence County
Lawrence County farmers plan to attend the Astute Food Products Show opening in Harrisburg on Tuesday. The group leaves Lew Castle today per local farm bureau advisories. Delegates include RW Dinamiore RD Now 3 J W Cummings John W Bronson and Charles Breneman with Norman C Dale in charge of entering displays for the Bee Keepers and Cooperative Wool Growers associations.
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Laavrence
Harrisburg
Lew Castle
Farm Bureau
Dinamiore
J. W. Cummings
New Wilmington
John W. Bronson
New Galilee
Charles Breneman
Volant
Norman C. Dale
Areau
State College
Sue Lawrence County Bee Keepers’ Association
Co- Operative Wool Growers’ Association
Cross Word Puzzle for Boys and Girls
A scrambled cross word puzzle page item describes a word-guessing grid with across and down clues. Image hints reference a tack smith tool, home concert device, a nurse in a hospital, a large Ohio rubber city, and an opposite of tight, forming letter patterns from white squares.
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Ohio
Beecham's Pills Stop Calomel Misery In New Jersey Tale
A fashionable New Jersey woman recalls feeling miserable after calomel and Beecham's pills. After a friend warned of calomel, she tried Beecham's Pills and soon felt fine for three weeks without needing other remedies. She notes coworkers also praise Beecham's. Buy a box from your druggist 250-50.
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Womalt Candler
New Jersey
Reecham
Shamokin Woman Found Dead in Grand Rapids
International News Service reports Mrs May Youngblood 27 and James Watts 40 were found dead from illuminating gas poisoning during a party at a rooming house in Grand Rapids Michigan. The coroner ruled accidental death. Relatives live in Shamokin Pennsylvania.
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International News Service
Grand Rapids, Mich
May Youngblood
James Watts
Sonia
New Castle Chest Directors Meet To Review Treasurer Report
The New Castle Community Chest directors will meet this evening at the Board of Trade offices to consider routine business including the regular disbursements. President Alexander Crawford Loyt will preside and Treasurer H R Richards will present an accounting of funds in custody.
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New Castle
Deficit effort in campaign faced at this eve ning
Fragmentary line notes that making up the deficit in the campaign may have taken place this evening. The text is incomplete and reads as a brief political update with no clear names places or events.
Write Your Own Head For This Write Your Own Head For This
A spectator reports that around eight o'clock Sunday evening a car on Fialls Street near Mill Street released a rear door and a woman jumped out. She slipped on ice, ran around the corner, with the four-man driver pursuing, but she vanished and the driver returned to the car and left.
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Coraliy
Fialls Street
Mill Street
Avia
Aone
Plan To Attend State Convention From New Castle
Miss Anna Gilliland and Miss Della Glenn will attend seven regions of the annual Aealian of the State Tuberculosis Society opening Tuesday at the William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh. They plan to leave New Castle Tuesday with Miss Gilliland and Miss Glenn staying for Wednesday. Mr. Hover, president of the local Associated Charities, may go and return Tuesday evening. Mr. Furst, vice-president of the Associated Charities, may act as his alternate.
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Anna Gilliland
Della Glenn
J. As Pee
J LK. Furst
The
Associated Charities
Vehicle hits porch on Grant Street on Saturday night
Police report states a Ford driven west on Grant Street struck the steps of a porch owned by L. D. Neward. The car did not stop and fled the scene. A generous prayer is never presented in vain.
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Ford
Aslsy Pelag
Grant Street
Mvd
L. D. Neward
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