Retires Today After 50 Years Rail Service
L H Gormley a yard conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad retires today after five decades in railroad work. He spent most years in the yards at Lew Castle with family ties noted including wife Emily and brother Lincoln lost in 1879 in Mahoningtown.
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L. H. Gormley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lew Castle
Mrr
Gormley
Kew Castle
Emily Gormley
Lincoln
Mahoningtown
Harry
Sever
J. A. Gorm
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Grove Patterson discusses talk versus action, mistakes unfixable by repetition, and the source of human aspiration. He notes America’s heavy responsibility in worldly leadership given its small population but large share of mineral production.
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Grove Patterson
America
Sentence Sermons on Partnership with God
This piece presents aphoristic lines urging a partnership with God as a constant personal recommenda tion. It claims such collaboration shapes character, endures judgment, and resists camouflage while asserting the speaker’s or author’s unique suitability.
Willing Workers Plan June Picnic at Cascade Park
Mrs Owen Thomas hosted the Willing Workers class of the First Congregational Church on Moody Avenue for the monthly meeting. Members socialized and plans were made for a picnic to be held the last Thursday in June at Cascade Park. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her sister Mrs Roy Nelson and Mrs Melvina Davies.
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Owen Thomas
Moody Avenue
Clias
First Congregational Church
Cascade Park
Roy Nelson
Melvina Davies
Pouring Concrete On East Brook Road Next Week
Concrete work begins on East Brook Road next week with an estimated four weeks to complete. H E B Golder, the contractor, says pouring starts at the northern end and moves south to meet the macadam road. Traffic will remain via the section, but drivers travel at their own risk as detours stay in place.
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East Brook Road
East Brook Volant
H. E B. Golder
East Brook
Trafic
Irish Free State Backs War Renunciation Treaty
The Irish Free State and New Zealand accepted the United States draft treaty for renunciation of war. Both governments expressed cordial sympathy but warned the document must not infringe on existing treaty obligations and the League covenant.
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International News Service
TON
United States
Irish Free State
New Zealand
British Commonwealth
Pepper Declines Contests Committee Chair Post
Philadelphia June 1 George Wharton Pepper, defeated by William S Ware for the U S Senate, notified the national committee chairman he cannot serve as chair of the contests committee. He doubts he will attend the Kansas City convention. Pepper says business pressures prevent service on the committee or participation in the convention.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
Williams. Ware
U.S. Senate
William Butler
National Committee
Pepper
Kansas City
Old Fire Pump Given to Ford Chester Pa
A relic of early firefighting gear is being shipped from Chester to Dearborn to join Henry Ford's antiques collection. The old hand pumper, presented by Henry Haas of Wilmington, was among the first engines in Delaware and came with Delaware Company No. 1 of Wilmington.
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Chester
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Detroit
Henry Haas
Delaware
Delaware Company
Wilmington
Personal Notices From The Castleton And Beyond
Mrs. Walter Leslie of Pueblo is registered at The Castleton. Mrs. Harry Clauss of Elizabeth visits with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Mrs. Silas Smith of Chicago visits her father S. F. Hamilton. Alpert Jinks from Harlan road recovering after appendicitis operation at New Castle hospital. Miss Marian Alexander and Miss Halen Johnston plan a week’s vacation at Kane, Pa.
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Walter Leslie
Pueblo
Col
Castleton
Harry Clauss
Elizabeth, NL
Frank Gray
Winslow Avenue
Silas Smith
Chicago
S. F. Hamilton
Hazelcroft Avenue
Alpert Jinks
Harlan Road
New Castle Hospital
Marian Alexander
Superor Street
Halen Johnston
Lau- Tel Bouteyard
Kane
Commencement at Mt Jackson School Honors 15 Graduates
Fifteen diplomas were awarded to North Beaver township high school graduates at commencement in the Mt Jackson high school building last night. B D Gibson presented diplomas. Address delivered by W HL Wentzel of Vicksburg Pa head of state humane educational system. Preliminary exercises began with a sermon by Rev MesNeill. The eighth grade class received certificates Wednesday. An athletic awards program and perfect attendance honors followed. A play The Battle of Barcelona was staged Tuesday with Spanish setting under W H McCullough.
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North Beaver Towneship High School
Mt. Jackson High School
W. HL. Wentzel
Vicksburg
State Humane Educational
Sysson
Birdall. Bright
iSusanna Broundbeck
G. Lorring
Lenore Muay Dickson
Grace Eckman
August Greider
Elizabeth A.lamar
Helen Lapish
Ruth McClsland
William W. Patterson
Roberta Shellenberger
Richard C. Sherer
Josephine Snyder
Josephine Wallace
Helen M. Witherspoon
B. d. Gibson
North Beaiver Township
Mes .Neill
Bethel A. P. Church
Concrete on Edenburg Road Nears Completion
Concrete has been poured on Edenburg Road and finishing touches on berms and works are underway. The road is expected to reopen to traffic in about two weeks, says contractor E Gelder. The project began last season and resumed last month after a delay.
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Edenburg
E. Gelder
Fragmentary line hints at a set period for action
A garbled fragment mentions an opportunity to set something and a 21 day period. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
Excavation Permits Granted By Council
The New Oastle Water company in Lodi obtained council sanction to excavate for service lines at Florence Avenue and East Washington Street Sumner Avenue West at Biehland Avenue and 100 Wilmington Avenue. The note also mentions a sleep weight loss claim from a dubious source.
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New Oastle Water Company
Lodi
Council
Florence Avenue
Washington Street
Sumner Avenue
Biehland Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
W C T U and L T L Meeting in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Christian Temperance Union and Ladies Auxiliary held a monthly executive meeting Thursday at 2:90 in the W C T U parlors with President Miss Margaret Walker presiding. Officers and members discussed a day of prayer before the national convention and noted a June event at the First Christian church with Jon D. Pennington as speaker.
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Lawrence County
Chrisian Temperance Union
First
Christan Church
Jon D. Pennington
June Meeting Of Legion Tonight
Local legion chapter holds its June meeting with members expected to attend. The session covers upcoming events and community outreach, with organizers urging active participation from all attendees.
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Legion
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Gordon
Eugene
Mt. Jackson School
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McCain
Art Bept
Si Ai
Ederburg
Omaha Evening World- Herald
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