Salvation Joan Romantic Drama Starring Edna May
Vitagraph silent photo play Salvation Joan features Edna May in a charity themed tale set in London with anti American propagandists pursued by Uncle Sam’s secret service. Harry Morey co stars as a detective leader. Dor othy Kelly Bobby Connely and Donald Hall support. Director Wilfrid North provides lavish staging in a celebrated production.
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Edna May
New York
Vitagraph
Salvation Joan
Oscar Lewishon
Miss May
London
Salvation
Joan
Uncle Sam
Harry Morey
Vitagraph Tead
Dorothy Kelly
Bobby Connely
Donald Hall
Wilfrid North
Children's Day Observance At Madison Avenue Church
The Madison Avenue Christian church will host its first Children's Day on Sunday evening at 7 46 o clock with a large congregation expected. A detailed program includes songs prayers readings and dialogues by various classes and soloists. The event replaces the usual sermon hour and features items such as A Visit from Miss Kelly over the sea and Jesus Bids Us Shine and concludes with an offering and benediction.
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Madison Avenue
Christian Church
God of
Our Father
J. M. Bevan
China
Letha Vance
Margaret Fulton
Bobby
William Edmunds
Eleanor Clark
Raymond Taylor
Nancy Taylor
Mary Clark
Methodist Church Activities and Italian Service
Sunday school at 9:45 with morning service at 11 on the topic Asleep. Class meeting at noon. Epworth League 7 p m led by Miss Wilda Yates. Evening service 7 45. At 3 p m Rev David Aquarone pastor of the Italian M church will lead a service for Italian residents of this part of the city. All are invited.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wilda Yates
David Aquarone
Building Demolished In Front Of Mahoning School
The structure erected by W. H. Chambers & Son on North Cedar Street used for storage during the Mahoning school construction is being torn down as it is no longer needed. The street, half closed for months, will be fully cleared again in front of the building.
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W. H. Chambers & Son
North
Cedar Street
Mahoning School
Mastrandano Vilone wed at St Lucy’s Church
Carmella Mastrandano daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Mastrandano and John Vilone were married Thursday morning at St Lucy’s Church by Rev Fr Marino pastor of the church. A wedding feast followed at Columbus Hall on South Liberty Street. They will reside in the city.
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Carmella
Nick Mastrandano
John Vilone
St. Lucy’s Church
Fr. Marino
Columbus Hall
South Liberty Street
Street Department Repairs North Liberty Hole to Protect Horses
Members of the street department worked Friday to fill a dangerous hole on North Liberty Street just north of the East Clayton Street intersection. The repair aims to prevent horse injuries from trips or falls in the hazard.
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Liberty Street
East Clayton Street
Flowers for Seventh Ward Park Beds Delayed Arrival
It was expected yesterday that the long delayed flowers for the bed borders at the Seventh ward park opposite the St Charles hotel would arrive today. The park is generally fine except for the flower beds which will improve once the plants are set and begin to flourish.
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Seventh Ward
St. Charles Hotel
Weisnichtwe Book Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Weisnichtwe Book club met Thursday evening at the Mahoning M. E. church. Members exchanged books and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments served to close the gathering.
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Weisnichtwe Book Club
Mahoning
Sunday services and sermons at the church
Morning worship at 11 o clock with sermon Our Father. Sunday school at 9 50 a m. Junior C BE 3 8 p m Y P 8 C BE 7 p m. Evening service at 7 45 oclock with sermon The Dying Malefactor. Rev D C Whitmarsh is pastor.
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Father
Many at Park The Seventh ward was largely re
Residents gathered in the park as Seventh ward turnout appeared strong amid a local contest. Officials reported high participation at the event with several community groups present and observers noting lively discussion.
City Schools Field Day Held at Cascade Park
The event occurred yesterday afternoon with children transported by special cars while many mothers rode regular city cars to Cascade park for the field day exercises.
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Cascade Park
Repair of P. L. E. guard gates near Gardner avenue completed
Work to repair the guard gates at the P. and L. E. crossing on Gardner avenue is finished. Two gates have been rebuilt almost entirely, restoring the crossing security.
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Gardner Avenue
Reverend Harris to Attend Oak Grove Children's Day
Reverend E. C. Harris of Madison Avenue Christian church will attend and take part in the children's day exercises at Oak Grove Christian church located east of the city on Sunday evening.
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E. C. Harris
Madison Avenue
Dr Davis property on East Clayton street being painted
The Dr C W Davis property on East Clayton street is being painted. Work will finish soon if the weather permits.
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Dr. C. W. Davis
Sast Clayton Street
Walter Rouse Sets Out On Two Week Eastern Vacation
Walter Rouse of North Liberty street departs this evening for a two week vacation. He will visit Shade Gap Pennsylvania and other eastern points during the trip.
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Walter Rouse
North Liberty Street
Shade Gap
Seventh Ward Civic League Meets Monday Evening
The Civic league of the Seventh ward will meet Monday evening with Mrs. A. D. Newell of North Liberty Street.
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The
Civic League of Te
Seventh Ward
A. D. Newell
North Liberty Street
Local residents listed as city visitors and walkers
A parade of names lists residents visiting the city on Friday and Saturday. It notes several people from North Beaver East Clayton and North Liberty street visiting, plus others from Enon Oakmont and Youngstown. Others are reported returning from Pittsburg and Fredericksburg.
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J. E. Maloney
Enon
Clark Wilson
North Beaver
Letrugh Gilmore
Oakmont
Peter Shawl
North Lafayette Street
Paul Kinger
Jackson Center
Lee Miller
Frank Fields
Youngstown
New Castle Lad Is Caught In Chicago
Chicago police report Herman Lecount a 14-year-old New Castle boy is in custody with $56 on him. Earlier he left town with about $150 belonging to his mother. He is to be returned to New Castle for disposition.
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Chicago
Herman Lecount
New Castle
South Beaver Street
Heavy Rain Drenches Hills Causing Street Cleanup
Heavy rains overnight swept sand and dirt from the hills onto many streets. Storm sewers filled in several localities as the creek rose several feet above normal but no damage is expected.
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Street Department
Words of Old-Time Tune Heard from The News
A reader asks for the lyrics of the old time tune the cow died on. The paper invites readers to supply the words, hinting that older readers may know them.
Famous Song Bird to Perform in New Castle
Miss Etta Shackelton known as The Australian Prima Donna Equestrienne rides Sidney the white gelding at the Gentry Brothers show in New Castle on June 7. She serenades 18 000 fans with operatic arias and finishes with the release of four score white carrier pigeons.
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Sidney
Government House
Melbourne
Australia
Etta Shackelton
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Gallipoli
Equestriene
Grangers To Meet At New Wilmington
New Wilmington Pa June 6 grange to host County Pomona meeting with fifth degree forenoon session at 10 30 and public lecture in afternoon will feature papers by North Beaver Williard Plaingrove Westfield and East New Castle granges plus talks on farming education home cooling and needed legislation A lunch and supper planned with Leon Van Noy delivering an address after fifth degree initiation and public session opening in the evening.
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Castle
J. Conway
New Wilmington
Pomona
North Beaver Grange
Williard Grange
Plaingrove Grange
Westfield Grange
Little Beaver Grange
East New Castle Grange
Big Beaver Grange
Mahoning Valley Grange
A. H. Fullerton
Wilmington
Leon van Noy
State Advisory Committee
Cascade park field meet fills the street car line
Every available street car in the city and several extras from Youngstown were in use Friday afternoon on the Cascade park line to serve the crowd at the public school field meet. About twenty to twenty five cars operated, but demand overwhelmed the system and many walked from Eastside line to the ball ground. David M. Snider and family moved from Wallace avenue to 811 West Washington street.
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Youngstown
Cascade Park
Ball Park
Eastside
Ball Ground
David M. Snider
Wallace Avenue
West
Washington Street
Third Youthful Burglar Caught in City Robberies
Youngstown police say a third youth tied to a ring of burglars has been arrested. Ralph Britson, 19, was jailed on a burglary charge after links to robberies at a C. Ed. Smith hardware store and a Harris saloon on South Phelps street. Arrest followed interviews with Anthony Carrigan and Albert Swanton, who are detained in Warren for two robberies there. Swanton led officers to 10 revolvers, 24 knives and several watches. a safety razor tied to New Castle loot also surfaced. Carrigan refused to cooperate.
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Youngstown
C. Ed. Smith
Watking
Olson
Ralph Britson
Anthony Carrigan
Albert Swanton
Warren
Britson
Harry Morgan
Eddy Eckels
South Phelps Street
Hartenstein
Watkins
Carrigan
Swanton
New Castle
Telephone Officials To Meet Here
Officials and employes of independent telephone companies in Lawrence and Mercer counties Pennsylvania and Mahoning county Ohio will meet at the Fountain Inn on Tuesday of next week for the semi annual gathering. W H Hays service engineer from Pittsburg will lead the session with other company officials in attendance.
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Lawrence
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Mahoning County
Fountain Inn
W. H. Hays
Pittsburg
County Bills for Inmates at Dixmont and Warren Asylums
County commissioners received bills for keeping Lawrence county inmates at Dixmont and Warren asylums for the last three months. Dixmont houses 30 inmates at a total bill of 582.25 dollars and Warren houses 19 inmates at 421.75 dollars. The county pays 25 cents per day with part of the cost covered by the state.
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Dixmont
Warren Insane Asylums
Lawrence County
Warren
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