Sunday Afternoon Meetings At Cascade Start June 4
Open air Sunday services begin June 4 at Cascade Park under EB J Berquist. Rev W T Reynolds and Rev Ernest Rovoul will speak with Trinity Episcopal choir led by Tulen R Williams and Helen Hart at the piano. Crowd singing expected with new song books and ideal weather anticipated.
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Opon
Cascade Park
EB. J. Berquist
City Rescue
Mlfssion
W. T Reynolds
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Tulan R. Williams
Ernest Rovoul
Evansville
Indiana
Helen Hart
Disseminators Of Information In Election Expense Accounts
Court house expense accounts show several disseminators of information used by candidates to praise them for a fee. The old practice resurfaces after the suppressing act, with plain disseminators and one multi-candidate provider. Ten dollars funds disseminators, five for watchers, and a growing presence of female disseminators noted.
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Court House
Rundsninge
Cen
Conference on Patrol Purchase
City councilmen hold two conferences today on matters of vital interest. One discusses the Harmony Street Car improvement plan on the East Side led by the street committee. The other panel meets with White Company salesmen to discuss a prospective patrol purchase for the motor ward.
Two Suits Filed To Recover Claims
The Penn Empire Coal Company, by Antoines Marthi and Martin, has filed suit against T. N. Cochran to recover a balance of £375.91, alleged due. The Continental Illustrating Company, by Husua, Gibeaa and Caldwell, has filed an action against Leake Corporation for $164.80, alleged due on a note.
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Penn Empire Coal Company
Antoines@ Marthi and
Martin
T. N. Cochran
Stolen Linoleum Reported By Mea M Polen
Mea M Polen reported a theft at her Neeshannoack Avenue home between May 24 and May 31. She moved to 912 Dewey Avenue on May 26 and found linoleum missing from her old residence when she returned.
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Mea. C. Polen
Dewey Avenue
Neéshannoack Avenue
West Pittsburg and Nearby residents travel on Decoration Day
West Pittsburg and surrounding families motored to Fowler Cortland and Niles Ohio for Decoration Day visits. Mish Joumette Urjoker returned from Indianapolis with friends from New Castle. Catherine Ellers visited Newark. Others motored to Claysville Morgantown W Virginia and New Castle while fishing on Little Beaver. Several families visited Detroit and attended weddings and dinners, with many returning home after Decoration Day activities.
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OHLQ
Mfr
A. J. Whitesides
C. EB. Lovers
Daurator
Rg Val
Fowler, Cortland
Niles
Ohio
Mish Joumette Urjoker
Indianapolis
Ttd
New Castle
Miss Bricker
the Rees
Tiny Tot Tale Baby Skin Ointment Ad Review
Ad copy touts Tiny Tot Tale as a soothing moisturizer for delicate infant skin. Claims purified talc boric acid and stearate provide moisture and warmth with a pleasant scent, recommended by doctors.
West Pittsburgh Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miller and Viola visited Milo Gib son. Mrs Frank Leslie called on West Pittsburgh friends Pridar. Elizabeth Harris attends Blodwin Harris wedding in Steubenville, others travel for Decoration Day events and ball game crowds. Local residents greet relatives, visit kin in Ambridge New Castle and Wampum with several weekend gatherings.
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Harper
Joseph Kremmel
Laura
Ambridge
Mro
Fred Emery
Géraldine
Cleo
Mery
Hacker
Mo- Pa
W. Wilson
New Castle
Mike Tamsko
Many Wanting To Be Made Citizens Court House Naturalization
Saving Christian a naturalization agent from Mutshursh is here today examining applicants for first papers at the court house. A large number of applications are on file.
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Saving Christian
Mutshursh
Court House
Ciie
Real Estate Transfers in Seven Wards and More
A list of transfers including Katy W Binder to Jane Agnes Pilps in the Seventh ward for $1, Agnes Philips to Paul Binder in the Seventh ward for $1, John W H Armstrong to A W Moriqvete in the Second ward for $1, P Merriless to Fl Myers in the Second ward for $1, Harry I Thompson to John McPivans in the Fourth ward for $700, and Ernest Round to Constant Alexandravitz in the Fifth ward for $1.
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Katy W Binder
Jane Agnes Pilps
Seventh Ward
Agnes Philips
Paul Binder
John WH. Armstrong
A. W. Moriqvete
Dumeg P. Merriless
FL. Myers
Harry I Thompson
John McPivans
Ernest Round
Constant Aleksandravitz
Unlucky theft tale from a rural court
In a rural courtroom the judge questions Ruatos about stealing two chickens. The defendant admits to stealing and explains he counted thirteen birds, deeming it an unlucky number for the man to have. The exchange shows a terse local justice moment.
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Ceed
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Conference On Patrol
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Claysville
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Youngstown
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North Mul Street
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