Red Cross Fourth Parade Feature Striking and Prominent
The Fourth of July parade highlighted the Red Cross division with an ambitious war service display led by Olive Reed. Senior High girls formed a large red cross, followed by canteen, sewing, knitting, and nursing groups, with junior Red Cross children, welfare-house groups, and a Premature Disaster Relief float drawing strong crowds.
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Red Cross
Red Close
Olive Reed
Glwrence County Red Cross
Eleanor Travers
Annie Cala
Mildred Cooper
Pansy Lewis
Violet Lewis
Margaret McFate
Mary Louden
Sarah Louden
Geralding Cannon
Mildred Cannon
Amelia Deutt
Dorothy Cooper
Emma Ruth] Campbell
Asaar
Julia Furst
Henrietta Campbell
Nettie Kline
Lois Davenport
Mollia Rosenblum
Alice Warner
Gomwoseed Tis
Ruth Dean
Marion Lines
Eleanor Dean
Mae Davies
Virginia Yoho
Margaret Lennig
Nellie Zeigler
Viola Wasson
Blanche Galanagh
Gertrude Dagnon
Helen Sheridan
Margaret Young
Angela Barnes
Mary McLafferty
Ruth Johnston
Evelyn Graham
Bernice Davenport
Helen Grotefend
Queenie Beck
Frances DiBlas
Helen Levine
Isabel Wallace
Coral Henley
Elizabeth McDevitt
Albee McKiver
Mary Armand
Kathryn King
Cora Ritchie
Tin Mill
Miss Ritchie
Maga Lucas
Clara Lucas
Helen Gensey
Stella Cisko
Louise DeCherbo
Philomena Genock
Verna de Augustine
Elizabeth de Robben
Bessie Bylanich
Mary Goddie
Constant Dallin
Kathryn Saloga
Jennie Moses
Helen Isaacs
Catherine Isaacs
Elizabeth Bethshero
Slaviah
Romania
Tin Mill Welfare House
Rosie Smith
Elizabeth Dung
Evelyn McClelland
Ruth Carr
Margaret Munn
Irene McClelland
Martha Thompson
Elma Smith
Red Cross Thanked For July 4 Parade Support
The Red Cross expresses appreciation to the girls and all participants in the Red Cross Section of the parade on July 4. Special thanks to Mr. Grittie and his group of Boy Scouts for their able assistance in Protection to the little children.
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Church services delayed until completion July 6
Central Christian notes that church services will begin on July 6 and no services will be held until work is finished. Livingston Missionary Circle meets Thursday at Miss Anna Phelan’s home. Woman's Missionary Society gathers Friday July 10 for the monthly church meeting. Mothers Circle at First ME church plans a dinner Friday at six in the grove at Cascade Park. American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight at the local hall. Service Star Legion thanks Kellay and White Undertaking companies and Opera House Transfer Co for parade support and track use.
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Croton Avenue
Woman's ‘Home Missionary Society
Kum-Join-Ua Blle
Joseph Cameron
Harlanburg Road
First Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society
St. John’s Lutheran
Church Council
Katherina von Born
Aenior
M. E
Women’s Foreign Missionary Logisty
F. Neigh
Milton St
M. J. Robison
Sunday School Board
Carmaula
Pittsburgh
Holy Land
Fielding
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Circle
D. R Shields
Point Place
Women's Missionary Society
Philathen Missionary Society
W. L. Finnafrock
Youngs,town Inc
Eastbrook
Sheridan
Highland Avenue
Cascade Park
J. C. Patterson
Harvey Bush
Geo. E. Lyons
James Lewis
Central Christian
Livingston Missionary Circle
Anna Phelns
Mothers Circle
Cireley Af
Gascade Park
Antos
Service Star Legion
Kellay Undertaking Company
Haden Undertaking Company
White Undertaking Company
Opera House Transfer Co
French War Ministry Denies Troop Mobilization Report
Paris July 6 The ministry of war denied a published report that Marshal Lyautey commanding French forces in Morocco had demanded mobilization of two divisions totaling 1 000 soldiers for immediate Moroccan campaign use The rumor also claimed Lyautey would be replaced to free him for propaganda use as four tribes were previously loyal to France
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Paris
Ministry of War Today
Marahal Lyautey
Masocco
Preas
Lyautey
Anothar
Marshal Lyautey
Fan
May Change Size Of Water Main
Superintendent H B Richards of New Castle Water Company asked council to approve a six inch water main to the sewage disposal plant, replacing the four inch line at about $1100 higher cost under the Pitt Construction Company contract. The water company would maintain the line. council debated revenue benefits and laid the matter over for further study. Hydrants to be placed at the plant.
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New Castle Water Company
Pitt Construction Company
Pitt
Richards
Willow Grove
Burns
City Councilman Burns Slams Reckless Taxi Drivers
Councilman William T Burns accused taxi drivers of reckless operation endangering lives in a tense council session He hinted at issuing certificates only to cautious operators while referencing a public convenience filing by Joseph Lewis, without naming individuals.
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Council Peasion
Thair Eara
Burns
Taxtesb
Joseph Lewis
State Commission
Lewis
Rotary Club Meeting Reports Read At New Castra
The New Castra Rotary Club held its weekly gathering at noon in the Fountain Tin. After luncheon, members resumed business as the reports were read.
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Rotary
Auditor appointed in Parks estate final account case
In the matter of the final account of the Lawrence Savings and Trust company as executor of J. E. Parks, Attorney E F G Harper was appointed auditor by the morning judge. The Lawrence Savings and Trust company was appointed guardian for John and Rosie Durieaser, minor children of Rosie Durliesser.
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
J. E. Parks
E. F. G. Harper
Dudgze
Lawrence Savings End Trust. Company
John
Rosia Durieaser
Rosie Durlesser
Three Dead Nine Injured In Weekend Motor Accidents
International News Service reports three deaths and nine injuries from motor accidents over the weekend in Pittsburgh and vicinity. Mrs Elmer Wotne, 40, of Famion Ohio, was killed when her car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at Cavonshurs. Five members of her family were injured. Fr Martha Clark died from burns received while playing with fireworks. fireworks also caused other injuries in the accidents.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Indy
Tidaburgh
Elmer Wotne
Fanilion
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cavonshurs
Martha
Clark
Burns
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits List Elements
Shenango Valley Hospital notes admit Betty Mavie Welsh Slmpary Rack Charlotta Andrews 706 Court Street Paul Root Whenwland Sam Bromley 217 Mattarson Avenue Emma Marie Taylor 319 Green Street William Vanes Unity John Paillins 712 West North Street J Diacharred David Young Lil Lincoln Avenue Reginald Davis.
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Betty Mavie Welsh
Local Tax Viewers Report Acknowledged for Elizabeth Street Grade
Viewers reported on Elizabeth Street grade with multiple residents named in Sewickley Pa and surrounding areas. Tiester White ordered to prepare an ordinance conforming to the grade while no objections were raised to the viewers report amid tense remarks.
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Elizabeth Street
Tiester White
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