Children Day Observed by Seventh Ward Church
The Madison avenue Christian church hosts Children’s Day on Sunday at 7 45 p m with a program including opening chorus scripture reading prayer and multiple songs recitations and readings by various departments The event features music by the Bible school orchestra and an address by Rev Harry G Kaye with a closing hymn and offering The committee includes Mrs Adda Robinson Mrs John Wagner Mrs J R McGuire and Mrs Amon
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Bible School
Adda Robinson
John Wagner
J. R. McGuire
Amon
M. L. Andrews
Jesus
Nancy Taylor
Quartette
Harry G. Kaye
Lucile McGuire
Methodist and
Presbyterian Bible Schools
Recovering from Freight Car Accident Boy
Oreville Dibbley son of Mr and Mrs William Dibbley of North Liberty Street is slowly recovering after a fall from a freight car two weeks ago. He sustained a deep seven inch gash in his leg that required several stitches.
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Oreville Dibbley
William Dibbley
North Liberty Street
Epworth League Plans Installation After Club Contest
Epworth League of Mahoning Methodist Church prepares for an installation service to install officers elected Monday. A six week contest ended last Sunday with Paul Gibson captaining the leading team by several hundred points. The winning team will host a picnic dinner for members from the losing teams led by Miss Florence Jones and Warren Miller.
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Epworth League
Mahoning
Johnston Return to Bessemer After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnston have returned to Bessemer following a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Yates of Wabash avenue and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Johnston of Newell avenue.
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Bessemer
Chester Johnston
J. M. Yates
Wabash Avenue
A. T. Johnston
Newell Avenue
Teachers to Attend Six-Week Columbia University Summer Session
Miss Mary Black Miss Jean Miss May Book and Miss Edna Duff teachers from the Lawrence and Ma honing schools will depart July 1 for New York City to attend a six-week summer session at Columbia University.
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Columbia University
Mary Black
Jean
May Book
Edna Duff
Lawrence and Mahoning
New York City
Churches Prepare Big Children’s Day Observance
Local churches unite for the annual Children’s Day with three congregations leading efforts. Committees are appointed and rehearsals are underway to stage a community program.
Rural mail carrier Samuel Davidson on vacation
Samuel Davidson of the Mahoningtown post office on Route Eight is on a fifteen day vacation. Charles Wallace is filling his route in Davidson's absence. Davidson is slated to return to work on June 9.
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Samuel Davidson
Mahoningtown
Charles Wallace
Davidson
Return from Kent for Hill death burial in Ohio
Mrs. Clarence Hill and children of West Cherry street returned from Kent Ohio where they accompanied Mr Hill whose death occurred last week at his mother's home. The burial of Mr Hill took place at Kent.
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Kent
Clarence Hill
West Cherry Street
Ohio
Mr. Hill
Mrs Helen Henley Moves From Sewickley to North Liberty Street
Mrs Helen Henley of Sewickley has relocated to a new home on North Liberty Street. The residence previously belonged to Mr and Mrs Greg.
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Sewickley
Helen Henley
North Liberty Street
Greg
Visitors Return Home From Memorial Day Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Penner and daughter Vivian Marie and Mr. and Mrs. M C Natches of Warren Ohio returned home after visiting Memorial Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S L Sheldon of East Clayton.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Fletcher
Anna Reed
North Cedar Street
J. W. Frew
Slippery Rock
Martha DeChar
Charles Delane
East Clayton Street
Lee Penner
Vivian Marie
M. C. Natches
Warren
Ohio
S.L. Sheldon
Miss Armada Toepfer Leaves for Silver Bay
Miss Armada Toepfer daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Toepfer of Madison Avenue has been teaching and is now leaving for Silver Bay to take up new duties.
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Silver Bay
Armada Toepfer
E. F. Toepfer
Madison Avenue
Hiram Freshman Bernard McGuire to Return Home for Summer
Bernard McGuire, a member of the Freshman class at Hiram College, will return to this city around mid June to spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGuire, of North Cedar Street.
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Bernard McGuire
Hiram College
J. R. McGuire
North Cedar Street
Evening Party At Lakewood Cottage For Lawrence Teachers
Miss Ella McMillen entertained Lawrence school teachers at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McMillen in Lakewood on Wednesday night. Boating served as the entertainment, with Miss Emily Solomon, city schools art instructor, as a special guest. Refreshments were served later. attendees included Miss Ethel Ward, Miss Edna Duff, Miss May Book, Miss Maida Vosler, and the hostess.
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Ella McMillen
Lawrence School
C. L. McMillen
Lakewood
Emily Solomon
Ethel Ward
Edna Duff
May Book
Maida Vosler
Celeste Girls Club Holds Pink Rose Luncheon At East Clayton
Miss Marguerite Delane hosts a Wednesday evening luncheon at her East Clayton street home honoring Celeste Girls club members. All members attend with music and dancing, and the group plans to meet again in two weeks at an announced location.
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Celeste Girls Club
Marguerite Delane
East Clayton Street
Seventh Ward Personal Notes Return to Pittsburgh
Mrs Lillian McCullough returns to Pittsburgh after visiting her mother Mrs J R Daugherty on West Clayton Street. Miss Laura DeJane of Clayton continues to be mentioned in these personal items.
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Seventh Ward
Lillian McCullough
Pittsburgh
J. R. Daugherty
West Clayton Street
Laura DeJane
Clayton
New Wilmington High School Class Graduates in United Presbyterian Church
Twenty five students complete the New Wilmington High School program with salutatory by Elizabeth Ann Kanagy on The Value of Schools in the Community and valedictory by Marjorie Patterson Gilliland on The Demand of the Age for Leadership. Diplomas and Red Cross awards presented. graduates listed with names.
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New Wilmington
New Wilmington High School
United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ann Kanagy
Marjorie Patterson Gilliland
Prof. Shott
Lucile Hope Artman
Willa Margaret Boyd
Henry Russell Byler
Mable Almeda Cheers
James Otis Cries
Thomas Martin Cox
Harry Raymond Cummings
John Cameron Crowe
Joseph Edward Eckles
Sara Elizabeth Detweiler
Mary Cornelia Gillette
Helen Elizabeth Green
Ronald Emerson Jones
Pernice Frances McConnell
Charlotte Laverne Monroe
Aileen Mona Sowash
Mary Kathryn Smith
Hierman Russell Smith
Thelma Elizabeth Thompson
William Gault Vance
Charles Alfred Wallace
Arthur Reed Wilson
Grace Jeannette Young
Butterflies pressed into cakes eaten by Aborigines
A historical note describes butterflies in Australia being suffocated with lids off and pressed into cakes for consumption by Aborigines. The account implies widespread butterfly decline and uses dated language reflecting colonial views.
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Australia
Reception at St Andrews for new pastor Rev C A Golding
Tonight at St Andrew's chapel on Long Avenue a reception welcomes Rev C A Golding who will lead the chapel. The event features a music program directed by W H Evans and includes Rt Rev John Chamberlain Ward, bishop of Hire, arriving for the occasion. Frank Felton of Wheeling will attend to greet the bishop and congregation.
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St. Andrew's Chapel
Long Avenue
C. A. Golding
W. H. Evans
Golding
John Chamberlain Ward
Diocese of Hire
Frank Felton
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Andrews
Laurel Water Tree of Canary Islands Remains Noted
A Canary Islands possession hosts a rain tree of the laurel species that sheds a copious shower of pure water from its foliage each evening. Natives reportedly drink and cook with the water gathered from the leaves.
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Canary Islands
Amazed Hermit Finds City Too Fast in Sistersville
David Davis a 79 year old Civil War veteran and Tyler county resident visited Sistersville for the first time. He called the city pretty big and too fast and compared riding a trolley to a boy's first circus. He marveled at the Ohio river view and did not want to leave the station.
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Sistersville
W. Va
David Davis
Tyler County
Ohio River
Rate Of Interest To Farmers Is Lowered
Washington June 1 The rate charged to farmers by Federal Land Banks falls from 6 percent to 5 1/2 percent effective today Commissioner Lobdell of the Farm Loan Board announced The reduction follows the successful flotation of 75 million dollars in 4 1/2 percent farm loan bonds whose proceeds are now available for loaning purposes.
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Washington
Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Reunion Joy Fatal To Detroit Woman
Mrs. Rose Schiap pacasse a Detroit mother of a large family died in Italy April 13 and was brought home for burial after 52 years apart from her sisters and husband who had left Neirone, Italy for Detroit. Her death followed a long voyage and heart trouble on the eve of her 74th birthday.
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Detroit
Mich
Rose Schiappacasse
Italy
Neirone
Mediterranean Sea
Truce Arranged in Strabane-Lifford Ulster Sector
A truce has been arranged between Irish Republicans and Orangemen in the Strabane Lifford sector along the Donegal Tyrone county line in Ulster. The zone has seen violent fighting, according to a Central News dispatch from Belfast.
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International News Service
London
Strabane-Lifford
Donegal-Tyrone
Ulster
Belfast
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Iwelin
INDY
Williams
Nain
Radio Ralf
Samson
Gee
Ralf
BY Jack Wilson
Cleveland
New York
Toepfer
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dwig
Frankie
Frank
Cises
Joy Fatal
Havana
el Producto
Daly Brothers Company
Butler, Pa
G. H. P. Cigar Co., Inc
Philadelphia
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