Hicknishts Return Trip From Sudan Inspires Opinion
A party including Mrs McKnight and children arrived aboard the steamship Dollar Line from Sudan via New York on their return journey. James McKnight plans a brief stop at State College before continuing to New Castle, reflecting on travel amid wartime and education in Africa.
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Ec Rastram Fom
Me Krateint
Stoerk
Sudan
Africa
James Po
McKnight
New
Nissan
Mekaiehe
Fasten
Polk
Dollar Line
York
Miss McKnight
State College
New Castle
Pythian Sisters to Meet for Memorial Service Planning
Religious and internal circle notes report Pythian Sisters meeting at P Hall East Washington street at eight o'clock to plan the memorial service on June 17. Also updates show J B class Thaw church gathering moved to Mrs Hammond’s Su erler street home, and M C Civete section six meeting shifted to Mrs John Macher’s Maryland avenue home. American Insurance Union held a large meeting at McGoun hill with a post-session dance and dinner.
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O’elverk
P. Hall
East Washington Street
J. B
Vais
Hammond
Suerler Street
M.C. Civete
U.P
John Macher
Maryland Avenue
American Insurance Union
American Insurances Union
McGounhill
Gas Company Opens New Sales Room
The Manufacturers Light and Power Company at 40 Hast street has opened a room for selling gas supplies. The local outlet presents a new sales space for customers to browse available gas products and related services.
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Gas Company
Manufacturers Light and Feat Company
Hast Street
Mercer County Light Heat & Power Co
Greenville
Monarch Hardware Company
Sharon
Highland Hardware Company
New Castle
Manufacturers Light and Float Company Local Branch Opens
The company announces its local branch aims to sell the latest stove types and educate the public on proper appliance use to conserve gas. A corps of trained salesmen will be available at the office to assist customers as gas wells continue to supply ample fuel.
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Manufacturers Light and Float
Local residents note graduations and travels across cities
Mrs Nora McCann of Neshangock avenue and Mrs George White of N Beaver street observe Memorial Day. Miss Dorothy Green daughter of Dr and Mrs Green will graduate from Oberlin College within two weeks. Miss Martha Pitnate of Phillins street leaves for a two week Calvin at her sister Mrs Edward Adelson of Boston. Carl Kingsbury of Pallas Texas visits Meyer avenue. Mrs John Stoddart of Los Angeles guest of Bardin Stoddart and sister Mrs Alf Wylie. Otto Kraft family return from Memorial Day in Pittsburgh. Norman Van Brockiin, UM Ann Arbor student, returns June 16 to Wairmont avenue. Frank I McConnell and John Schweikert return from Florida to this city. William Richards leaves for New York to begin work with Pennsylvania Railroad. Lert Sisley of Hoyt Block and others return after Uniontown visit. J F Logan and others return from visit with Mon and Mrs Henry Allshouse. D Wallace returns after five months at Harvard Medical School. Dr Green and Mrs Green return from Mercersburg graduation. son James to Lafayette College in September. Mr Norly Mitchell returns from Pittsburgh trip via Carlisle street. Phyllis Stokes graduates from Woodlawn High School.
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Nora McCann
Neshangock Avenue
George White
N. Beaver Street
Conneaut
Dorothy Green
A. RB. Kingsbury
Meyer Avenue
John Stoddart
Los Angéles
Cal
Bardin Stoddart
Oekstreet
Alf Wylie
Gar-field Avenue
Otto Kraft
Pittsburgh
Prawie Smith
Waldo Sreet
Norman van Brockiin
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wairmont Avenue
Frank I. McConnell
John Schweikert
St. Cloud
Jacksonville
Fla
William Richards
Waldo Street
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Richards
Cleveland
Lert Sisley
Hoyt Block
Arthur Sisley
Pine Street
Giaude Sisley
Bart Avenues
Uniontown
J. F. Logan
D. M. Allshouse
J. F. Henry
James Allshouse
Mon
Henry Allshouse
Inox
D. Wallace
Harvard University Medical School
Green
Mercersburg
James
Lafayette College
Easton
Norly Mitchell
Carlisle Street
Woodlawn High School
Phyllis Stokes
Officer Nelson Changes Home to 240 West Moody Avenue
Officer D. T. Nelson has purchased the property at 240 West Moody avenue and taken possession. He moved from 1212 12 South Mill street where he has resided for many years.
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D. T. Nelson
West Moody Avenue
South Mill Street
Must Not Park At Intersection Of Streets In City
Motorists in the city are urged to keep at least ten feet from street intersections when parking. Despite repeated police warnings, a number ignore fines of five dollars, claiming surprise and indignation. The rule protects drivers and others by maintaining intersection visibility and safety.
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Orieet
Advance Plans For Legion Picnic At Conneaut Lake
Legion picnic plans were advanced after a June 11 meeting at the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street. Posts within a 100 mile radius will be visited and letters sent to recruit ex service men for the June 22 event at the lake resort.
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Legion
Conneaut Lake
General Committee
Legion Home
Jefferson Street
Thousand Infole Lake
Walnut Street Woman Is Hurt
Mrs. R. L. Ryan of 307 South Walnut Street suffered a compound fracture in both bones of her left arm after tripping and falling from the first landing of her home last night.
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R. L. Ryan
South
Walnut Street
Special Sermon at Union Baptist on Lindbergh’s Flight
Rev C D Henderson preaches at Union Baptist Church West Grant Street Sunday at 3 PM on Lindberghs Flight a Lesson to Christians A short program follows the sermon focusing on the event and its Christian significance
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C. D. Henderson
Union Baptist Church
West Grant Street
Lindbergh
Falls Three Stories Woman 80 May Die
Mrs Elizabeth Benford 80 fell three stories from her Mt Pleasant home on Main Street while cleaning a clogged rain spout. She sustained probable fatal injuries and is in serious condition at Memorial hospital Mt Pleasant.
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Greensburg
Fast Main Street
Mt. Pleasant
Elizabeth Benford
Memorial Hospital
Local Birth Announcements From Erie Area
Mr and Mrs Peter Hess of Erie Pa announce the birth of a son June 2 formerly of this city Mrs Paul Bayliner Engliak avenue announces a son May 25 named Ishward Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Woods of Garfield avenue a son June 1 named Robert
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Peter Hess
Erie, Pa
Lhis City
Paul Bayliner
Engiiak Avenue
Ishward
Mra
Fred ¥. Woods
Garfield Avenue
Robert
Mrs Davis Hosts Fifth Birthday Party for Evelyn May
Mrs Ivor W Davis of Wallace Avenue entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Evelyn May s fifth birthday A variety of pastimes including cad es and radio music filled the event Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs J Seamons Mrs James Davis and Mrs Boughter Attendees included Thyllyne Wimer Marian Book Marian Hagan Jaine Ballard Lois Badger Nell Hart Nel Young Wsther Belknap Imma Boughter Lee Armstrong Timmie Davis Junior Whiteman Jane Davis Evelyn Davis and the We Modern Club members Also noted are club meetings at the home of Miss Virginia Waddell with dances and piano numbers followed by refreshments and plans for upcoming entertaining duties by Miss Marie McArthur and Miss Elma Van Horn
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Ivor W. Davis
Wallace Avenue
Evelyn May
Caines
J. Seamons
James Davis
Boughter
Thyllyne Wimer
Marian Book
Marian Hagan
Jaine Ballard
Lois Badger
Nell Hart
Nel Young
Wsther Belknap
Imma Boughter
Lee Armstrong
Timmie Davis
Junior Whiteman
Jane Davis
Evelyn Davis
We Modern Club
Virginia Waddell
Liberty Street
Annabell Waddell
Laura Travers
Eleanor Travers
Lee McCummings
Jess Waddell
West Washington Street
Marie McArthur
Winstow Avenue
Ruth Marth
Peg Travers
Dorothy Hemphill
Cades
Vallely
Elma van Horn
Tranklin Avenue
New Castle Business College Club Gets Together at Cascade Park
Members held a Wednesday evening gathering at Cascade Park with a social roast of small sausages and a picnic dinner. The Ben Franklin Reserve coins were minted by the United States Girl Reserves for the Ben Franklin state program.
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Are Business College Club
New Castle Businsse College Club
Cascade Park
Ben Franklin
Ben Frank
General Electric Electric Refrigerator Promises Simplest Design
Electric refrigeration above all things an electrical problem has been solved electrically by the world's outstanding group of technical experts, General Electric engineers. The cabinet houses a hermetically sealed mechanism that runs automatically with no oiling or touching. Sixty four engineers cooperated in its development, aiming for a simple, practical electric refrigerator.
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General Electric
General Electric Engineers
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Hicknishts
Beston
Old Methuselah
Kryptok
N. Mercer St
Luella M. Fisher
Minum
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co
ERIEZ
Nelson
Frank Nugent
Eveready Inn
A . Abrey
Fred Deveratl
Jack Hannon
Eveready Lon
A. Tn
P. J. McDowell
Northview Avenue
Melhafferty
Robert Guinaugh
Mary Deely
J. H. Cummings
New Castle Hospital
Dennia Doonnegan
Leasure Avenue
New Castle Hospital Guild
Melvina Davies
James Cipher
Crest Avenue
Paris Flyer
Liebergh
King OF
Belgium
Ea Lingbergh
Lineberg
Cooper & Buile
W.C. A
Junio
High Will
Grearanted
NEW Castle Hardware CO
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