Hobson Bill Endorsed by General Assembly Committees
The general assembly endorsed the Hetron bill for national prohibition and urged federal censorship of motion pictures. It approved the reading of the Bible in public schools and a national divorce law, while backing efforts against white slave traffic and polygamy. The women's board reported 41,485 members, $224,476.20 receipts, and $188,327.74 disbursements with $36,148.46 on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Reform
Women’s Board
General Assembly
W. B. Barr
Central Falls
R. L
United Presbyterian Church
Committee On
Navy
Stadee W. EB
Meetax
Bowlbytts
Congress of the
United States
E. C. Little
Tarkio
Women's Board
Women’s
8. C. Yourd
Carnegie
Freedman
Ida B. Little
Country Club Opens on Memorial Day With Handicap Cup
Memorial Day marked the opening of the Country Club season. A large crowd attended the handicap tournament for the cup. F. H. McMasters edged F. H. Smith by a point as the field posted strong scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMasters
Greens
F. H. McMasters
F. H. Smith
Sheriff Sale Records From Morning Docket
Sheriff Carl Johnston sold multiple properties this morning including Lewis O Phillips to Wm Q Sword for 1300 and James S Stoner to W S Reynolds for 1040. Harriet Schefnecker and Edward A McMillin entries sold to W S Reynolds and Margaret Staph respectively. Property of John S Swarts sold to People’s Mutual Building and Loan for 1200. Sales adjourned to June 38th and other properties listed with various buyers and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnston
Lewis O. Phillips
Wm. Q. Sword
James S. Stoner
Sadie J. Heckathorn
W. S. Reynolds
Harriet Schefnecker
W.S. Reynolds
Edward A. McMillin
Third Ward
Margaret Staph
John S. Swarts
Ellwood City
People’s Mutual Building & Loan
Howard F. McMillin
Neshannock Township
R. M. Allen, Jr
First Ward
A. L. Hazen
Central W C T U meeting in warm evening at Mrs Johnston’s home
The Central W C T U held a well attended Friday gathering at Mrs J O Johnston’s East Street home. Miss Jennie Anderson led devotions and Mrs Jennie Forquer urged a delegate for Lawrence County’s Sayre Pa convention. $3 pledged for transport. Flower Mission Day set for June 9 at First M E church with bouquets for the jail Almira Home city home and sick. Central Union plans to supply church fans and reports 40 bouquets since last meeting plus donations of fruit and clothing. The program featured piano solos by Ralph Byers and Mrs Arthur Sturton and a Bible school training talk by Mrs Martha Keith. Adjourned to meet in three weeks at Mrs Sturton’s 714 Blaine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Johnston
East Street
Jennie Anderson
Jennie Forquer
Lawrence County
Young People’s
Sayre
Flower Mission
M. E
Arney Biddle
Flower Mission Work
Almira Home
Central Union
Ralph Byers
Arthur Sturton
Martha . Keith
Sturton
Blaine St. Press
Dr Winter in custody in Newcastle murder probe
Dr William A Winters and his wife were arrested and brought before Circuit Judge Jackson as investigators pursue the case of missing Newcastle girl Katherine Winters. Prosecution plans a grand jury, a fourth arrest likely in California, and continued searches near a farm where a shovel was found near freshly turned earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
William A. Winters
Jackson
Meyers
Katherine Winters
Findlay
Teddy
California
Edward Jackson
Circuit Court
Abel
Dr .Winters
Dr. Winters
Cooper
Leb Watkins
Southside WCTU and STL Meet at Reynolds Home
The Southside W. C. T. U. will hold a Tuesday evening meeting at the residence of Mrs. Albert Reynolds on Lutton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reynolds
Lutton Street
Local man reported with pertussis to health department
Car Boenish of 60 percent South Beaver street was reported today to the health department suffering with pertussis in what authorities described as a contagious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Street
Health Department
Deaths of the Day Mrs Elizabeth Hammett Dies at 62
Mrs Elizabeth Hammett widow of Thomas J Hammett died Sunday at 710 Croton avenue New Castle aged 62 of diabetes. She belonged to the First M E church and Social Union and was a respected Christian. Surviving are daughter Mrs C E Mengile and brothers William and Milton Moffitt. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hammett
Thomas J. Hammett
Croton Avenue
California
New Castle
M. E
Social Union
Hammett
Death Notice of Miss Nancy Elder Hunter in Hickory Township
Miss Nancy Hunter daughter of Thomas and Margaret Elder Hunter died Sunday May 31 1914 at her home in Hickory Township She was born October 4 1834 in New Castle She is survived by one brother William Hunter Two brothers and one sister Erastus Hunter Elder Hunter and Mrs J H Patton predeceased her Funeral from the Patton residence Tuesday at 2 PM Also notes Mrs Malinda Wallace died at age 83 in Darlington Pa after a stroke on Friday with death Saturday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hunter
Thomas
Margaret Elder Hunter
Hickory Township
New Castle
William Hunter
Erastus Hunter
Hunter
J. H. Patton
Neshannock U. P
Patton
Malinda Wallace
Darlington
Wallace
Death notices from Darlington obituary batch
A life long resident of Darlington died with strong local ties and church membership. Survived by William Wallace Charles Wallace Fred Wallace and Mrs J C Duncan and Miss Matilda. Funeral held at one o clock with Rev Alexander Savage in charge at Reformed Presbyterian cemetery. Also, Joseph J Welch six year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Welch of New Galilee died Sunday at 9 30 from diphtheria. Interment was at Clinton cemetery. No funeral held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Reformed Presbyterian Church
William Wallace
Darlington Township
Charles Wallace
Brownwood
Tex
Fred Wallace
J. C. Duncan
Matilda
Alexander Savage
Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery
Joseph J. Welch
Thomas M. Welch
New Galilee
Clinton Cemetery
Darlington Girl Dies of Diphtheria at Age Nine
Margaret Tressler, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tressler of Darlington, died Sunday afternoon of diphtheria at age nine. She is survived by her parents five sisters and two brothers. Interment was held today at 3 30 at the Seceder cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
John Tressler
Darlington
Seceder
Mrs Thompson of Turtle Creek Dies After Operation
Mrs John P Thompson of Turtle Creek Pennsylvania died Saturday after an operation. She was fifty years old and a longtime Sev enth ward resident. She belonged to Mahoning M E church. The body arrived this afternoon on the P L E and was taken to Valley View cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Thompson
Turtle Creek
Seventh Ward
Mahoning
Mrs Anna Moist Dies in New Castle Area
Mrs Anna Moist of Bartram Avenue died on Sunday at the New Castle facility. Funeral arrangements and survivor details are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Moist
Bartram Avenue
Obituary of Cleveland-born woman aged 44
The deceased, a long-time patient, had been ill for an extended period. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, aged 44. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM with burial at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oak Park Cemetery
Johnstown Flood Remembered On 25th Anniversary
Sunday marked the 25th anniversary of the Johnstown flood with special memorial services in Johnstown and recollections in New Castle. Witnesses include steelworker W S Rumberger who was in Johnstown during the flood, H H Updegraft, J R Mears then a boy, and others who recall the tragic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
New Castle
W. S. Rumberger
H. H. Updegraft
J. R. Mears
Johntown
Lieut Elder Recovering From Illness
Night Lieutenant of Police Ed Elder is recovering from illness and expects to return to active service soon after visiting the office last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Elder
Practice for Children's Day at First Baptist Church
All participants for the Children's Day exercises must attend practice after school on Tuesday and Thursday at four o'clock. The young ladies involved will meet tonight at seven. Practices will be conducted inside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
King's Daughters to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The regular meeting of the King's Daughters of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Officers will be elected and reports from the state convention will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters Visit Butler Sisters Hood Friday Night
The local Pythian sisters group will be guests of the Butler sisters hood on Friday evening aboard the Harmony station car scheduled to depart at 6 20 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Butler Sisters Hood
Harmony Station
Meeting of G. A. R. Ladies
The Ladies of the Grand Army will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in their hall for a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Army
Mizpah Circle Holds 7 30 Evening Meeting
The Mizpah Circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 7 30 o clock this evening for its regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
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Hobson
VU. P. General Assembly
Dr. Bell
H. H. Bell
San Francisco
Gypsy Smith
Billy Sunday
Terry
Dr. Chapman
Bell
Assembly
Joseph Brown Turner
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Historial Society
Seavy
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell Phone
Union
Samuel Warner
M. D
S. Jefferson ST
New C
Gross. Holp
H. Smith
Ee George
Long
John Elder
R. Cc
McKinley
H. McGoun Suh Ree
Dave Long
H. L. Levvy
Court House
W.C. T.U. and
of Central Union
Boyles
Washington Street
Boyles Field Land Co
Hiram G. Miller
Charles C. Rigby
W. J. Ewing
Charles M. Carpenter
G. R. Dunn
Judd F. Langdon
Adelbert R. Kingsbury
F. L. Boal
J. J. Eimer
T. W. Williams
Herbert Samuels
H. M. Douglass
Frank P. Andrews
James W. Vance
W. E. Gastinger
W. M. Walsh
M. FE. Vance
William H. Rodgers
W. L. Pettitt
Ashley H. Hill
Edward E. Umbright
Harry E. Black
L. M. Bowser
Frank Emery
William Moore
Dr. Winter
Southside Union
Canadian Pacific
St. Lawrence
Storstad
Montreal
Liverpool
Margaret Tressler
Mrs. Anna Moist
King’s Daughters
Butler
G. A. R. Ladies
Mizpah Circle
E. North Street
Automobile Service
Union Phone
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