Rev Forrest L Fraser Accepts Call in Corning New York
Rev Forrest L Fraser, former pastor of the First Baptist Church at Hagertown Maryland, has accepted a call to a large church in Corning New York. He preached a trial sermon January 5 and received a unanimous call at 1500 dollars yearly after a congregational meeting on January 12. Fraser, a Canada native, moved to the United States at 19 and has served in Y M C A work and as associate pastor before his Hagertown charge, where he freed debt and doubled membership. He has been chosen musical director of a Southern Baptist assembly in North Carolina.
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Baptist Church
Forrest L. Fraser
First Baptist Church
Hagertown
Maryland
Corning
WN. Y
Fraser
Canada
United States
Y. M. C. A. Work
Southern Baptist Assembly
Our Baptist Assembly
Purville
N. C
Youngstown News Budget Oddities and Local Happenings
Local items recount farm antics and small misfortunes including hens speaking, a new buggy purchase, illness, pulpit swaps, bath tub plans, chicken coop keepers, warm fire at night, twin calves photo, ram attack on a hired girl, a New York attorney claim of a German million estate, and Jake Green seeking a $50 advance to claim the fortune.
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al Smithers
Henry Hickoryall
Dave Hoskins
Doc
Eli Tucker
Zeke
Jim Harper
Dan Johnson
Elkamer
Brindle
Sam Sorgum
Jake Green
New York
Jake
Hunting With Dogs May Be Prohibited by Game Commission
State game officials seek to ban hunting with dogs in Pennsylvania. The measure would make it illegal to take a dog into the woods year round and would authorize wardens to shoot any dogs found in the woods. Hunters vow strong opposition as a key public issue looms. Miss Isabelle Bell of Pittsburgh visits Miss Edna Young of Walnut Street.
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Game Commission
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
John Kelley
Shamokin
Harrisburg
Isabelle Bell
Pittsburg
Edna Young
Walnut Street
Wier Shoots Wife Then Wounds Himself in Possum Hollow
John Wier shot his wife near the temple and then turned the weapon on himself, leaving both seriously injured. Mrs Wier survived the head wound and was able to sit up. John Wier, deaf and dazed, appeared dazed and remained largely uncommunicative as he was moved to Shenango Valley hospital and then to Wampum for care.
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Davis
Wampum
Jacob Dindinger
A. C. Ferris
Dr. Davis
Shenango Valley Hospital
Dindinger
Ferris
Wier
Dindinger’s
John
Joseph
New Castle
Sions
Possum Hollow
Middle Lancaster
Butler County
Waddington
Quimby
Sheriff Waddington
Winters
Surrey
Charley
Dora Fairweather
Curbstone
Logan
Alderman Green
Sisters Called to Pittsburg by Mother's Illness
Mrs. John B. Offutt and Miss Helen Norton of this city have been called to Pittsburg by the serious illness of their mother Mrs. Laura Norton. Mrs. Norton moved to Bellevue with her family about three months ago.
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John B. Offutt
Helen Norton
Pittsburg
Laura Norton
City Epworth League Meets at First M. E. Church
The City Epworth League holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday January 28 at the First M. E. Church RevWilliam Bramfield of South Sharon will deliver the evening address.
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City Epworth League
M. E
William Bramfield
South Sharon
Quimby Captured After Manhunt In Lawrence County
Quimby, believed involved in a fatal shooting, was arrested after a road pursuit from the No. 2 mine to New Castle. He claimed amnesia since Christmas morning and denied the murder to investigators. The capture followed a tip to The News, with Lt. Logan and Sheriff Wadlington coordinating the arrest and transport to jail.
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Charley McCambridge
Quimby
Brown
Leesburg Mine No. 2
Elsie
Logan
Charles Brown
Warddington
Young
Wadlington
Riverside
News
New Castle
Lawrence County
Waddington
No. 2
Charles Quimby
Surrey
False flood scare at Struthers shocked readers
The Cleveland Leader debunked a sensational Youngstown dispatch claiming Struthers faced imminent dam failure with a Johnstown scale flood. The dam is reported as safe, frozen over, and suitable for skating, and no danger to residents exists.
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Cleveland Leader
Youngstown
Struthers
Johnstown
Black Hand Extorts Italians in Butler Oil District
Butler Eagle reports the Black Hand targeting Italian residents in Butler and nearby towns. Agents threaten violence and collect small payments, with letters left at homes. Tony Sanarko allegedly attempted to murder Milina to seize money and flee, but Milina had little or no funds and escaped harm.
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Butler
Sons of Italy
Bredinville
Tony Sanarko
Milina
Lyndora
Sanarko
New Castle
Butler Eagle
New Castle urged to back modern library movement
The Library Association asks voters to support the modern library movement emphasizing broader access to books, education, and recreation. It argues the public library should serve people, stimulate reading, and contribute to future civilization, urging registration and voting tomorrow.
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New Castle
Library Association
Modern Library
Special musical service at First M. E. church next Sunday
The First M. E. church choir will present a largely music centered program next Sunday evening with a brief sermon from the pastor. The plan is to hold a musical service on the last Sunday evening of each month.
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M. EB
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Washington St
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