Sixteenth Epworth League Convention Concludes in Sharon
The Epworth League of the New Castle district wraps a two day session at Oakland M E church Sharon with about 80 delegates. Rev J A Herben of Chicago opened the program and Rev H M Burns and others spoke on what the league stands for. Officers elected include President M V DeForrest and Miss Sue Cramer First Vice. The next convention will be held in this city likely late June or early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
New
Walter Reynolds
Henrge T. Weingartner
Burns
Baltimore
Reynolds
Weingartner
Norris A. White
Reenville
Nellie Hoffmaster
Edenburg
Epworth M. E
Commoner Profits for Natn s Committee
Ex governor Bryan declines chairmanship and states profits from the Commoner will fund the Democratic campaign. He transfers control to his brother Charles W Bryan and editor Richard L Metcalfe until November. Bryan explains profits above expenses go to the national committee. profits over 10 000 would be public. Miss Mabel Nye returns from Enon Valley after a visit with Mrs Steen.
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Lincoln
W. L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Bryan
Commoner
Charles W. Bryan
Richard L. Metcalfe
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Democratic Campaign
National Committee
Train Departs Youngstown at 6 A.M. Sunday
A B and O railroad train left Youngstown Ohio at 6:00 a m on Sunday July 26 with service details in the notice.
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Youngstown
B. & O. Railroad
General Clearance Sale Of Odd Lots And Remnants
A semi annual inventory sale offers bargains on linen table napkins napkins linen Huck towels and bed spreads. Items include 1 dozen table napkins 1.39 per dozen slight soiling. 79c dozen linen and mercerized napkins. about a dozen bed spreads slightly soiled. 19c Huck towels with some soil but large and good size.
Odd Lots of Hosiery and Underwear Sale
Bargain selection offers 10c garments across children's, ladies and men's underwear. White lace hose once 25c now 12 1/4c? and trims marked 10c. Children's black lace hose and ribbed white hose heavily discounted to 10c and 12 1/4c. Ladies neck wear and remnants priced as low as 5c, with cleaner up prices noted.
Child Burned While Playing Near Hot Starch
A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Horchler, fell into a kettle of boiling corn starch and suffered serious burns to hand and arm. Dr E D Jackson treated him as his blistered skin caused great distress. A separate note reports stray cows captured on Ashland avenue by Mahoningtown patrolman James McKissick and a local flood of ward news including illnesses, camp plans, and upcoming ball games in the Seventh ward.
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Gilbert Horchler
E. D. Jackson
James McKissick
Mahoningtown
Ashland Avenue
McKissick
New Castle
Seventh Ward
Ed. Palmer
Tubetown Grounds
Wenth Ward
Local Readers Circle Personal Visit Notes
A string of short items records where residents and visitors traveled or stayed on Thursday and Wednesday. In Middlesex New Castle Youngstown Lowellville and other towns a wide array of names appear including Asa Hoffmaster Belle Ripple Ed Quick Olive Rape Jessie Biddle and many more. Several social calls and business trips are noted with names tied to households and places such as Cascade park New Bedford New Castle and New Brighton.
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Asa Hoffmaster
Middlesex
Belle Ripple
New Castle
Ed Quick
Elliot Douglass
J. H. Haun
Lowellville
Olive Rape
Jessie Biddle
R. E. Beight
Youngstown
Z. T. Robinson
Miss McCready
New Bedford
J. F. McWilliams
F. R. Hess
W. E. Smith
Robert Walker
Chicago
Gordon Payden
Sara Kincaid
C. Kelso
Lila Ewit
New Brighton
8. C. Wagoner
Marie Fenton
Homer
Cascade Park
Joe Smith
H. V. McCullough
J. H. Kinzer
Rose McWilliams
William White
Frizzleburg
Frank Coates
Hillsville
Harry
James McCurdy
R. W. Skinner
Nellie M. Hoffmaster
Epworth League
Sharon
J. L. Kinzer
Leonard Hoover, Jr
David Hoffmaster
J. H. Akin
Hillville
D. M. Hoffmaster
J. N. Bell
Armstrong
D. P. Needler
Lewis
Scotland Lane
West New Castle
Hughes Plans to Seek renomination for his policies
Governor Charles E. Hughes states he would accept a Republican renomination if the party wants him again. He explains personal reasons for earlier hesitation were not controlling and affirms he ought to accept if renominated, in a statement from Saranac Inn New York dated July 24.
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Saranac Inn
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Republican Party
Western Pennas Electric Lines Expand Near Meadville
Eastern capitalists scout Lawrence and Butler counties for new trolley lines as Meadville area reports show Philadelphia investors touring the region. Local notes say Pittsburg and Butler and Harmony lines face delays and cost overruns, with total investments near seven million dollars and more than four hundred thousand over estimates.
Nordica to Sing in Youngstown with American Glee Club
Dame Lillian Nomika will appear as soloist in Youngstown in October or November. She will headline a concert by the American Glee Club, exciting local music lovers.
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Lillian Nomika
Youngstown
American Glee Club
Butler to Decide On Old Home Week This Year
Butler plans an Old Home week as the Business Men's association weighs whether to hold it this year or next. Secretary Jack has contacted other cities for data and has secured volunteers from various committees to help build the largest celebration yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Business Men's Association
Jack
Luke Hall Arrested for Desertion of Minor Children
Luke Hall of this city was committed to the county jail Saturday by Alderman Ranney in default of 200 bail on a charge of desertion and non support of minor children. Leonard Reed says Hall deserted his two children Carl age two and Elsie age one. A hearing is set for next Tuesday.
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Luke Hall
Ranney
Leonard Reed
Hall
Carl
Elsie
Taxpayers urged to pay taxes before August first
Notice to taxpayers from Lafayette Baldwin county treasurer requests payment of county and state taxes at the courthouse before August 1 to save six percent.
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Lafayette Baldwin
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Roy Campbell
Florence Thompson
Mr. Kennedy
South Shar
NATN
Comtee
W. J. Bryan
Mabel Nye
Enon Valley
Craig Steen
North Street
Pittsburg Street
Nants
McCulloch & CO
Aventh Ward
Great Lakes
Thousand Islands
Clara Horniffer
Ruby Robinson
Jessie Marsteller
Fred Hanna
East Cherry Street
Hanna
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
American Can Company
Edward Bowman
Standard Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
Lake Brady
Ravenna
Florence McElhaney
Greenville
Bessie Coates
North Liberty Street
J. Ed. McWilliams
St. Charles Hotel
Guy Hildebrand
Dawson, Pa
Bell A. C
Merry Widows
Harry Kline
Dave Harrison
Frank Palmer
George McGranahan
West Pittsburg
H. ©. Cain
A. V. Wallers
John Hadley
Mabel Davies
Lafayette Street
Sam Layton
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio Pyle
Lyn Johnson
Montgomery Avenue
E. E. Taylor
Fred Sanders
Mahoning Avenue
New Middletown
John Howard
New Castle Stamping Company
Clyde Thompson
C. Wagoner
Sarah Robison
P. C. Ashton
Hughes
Western Penna
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Butler Counties
Franklin
B. E. Cutler
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Harrisville
Mercer
Pardoe
Meadville
Tribune
J. G. Campbell
Crozier
Taylor
Sheppard
Stevens
Pittsburg, Harmony, Butler and New Castle Company
Baotler
Pittsburg, Harmony, Butler and
Nordica
North Highland
North Highland Land Co
North Highland District
Highland Avenue
E. F. Connelly
L. S. & T. Building
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