Motor Boats To Be Used In War
Salem reports the Mullen Pressed Steel Boat company plans a contract for 100 armored steel scout boats for naval warfare in Europe. The American Ship Building plant in Cleveland will supply steel hulls. total value about 225000 dollars. Boats are 28 feet long, eight feet wide with armored hulls and machine guns, delivering speed and rifle-fire resistance.
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Salem
Mullen Pressed Steel Boat Company
Europe
Cleveland
American Ship Building Company
McCaslin and neighbors exchange calls this week
James Ray McCaslin and wife were visitors to New Castle. Mrs. J. Ellis of near East Brook called on the McCaslins. Robert Cameron, a business caller from New Castle, visited on Friday. Miss Belle McKnight spent Thursday with J. Q. Baker and family. Edward Baynham of New Wilmington was a McCaslin caller. Mrs. W. S. Elliott and daughter Mary spent Thursday in New Castle. Mrs. Martha Boyd visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Kildee. W. S. Elliott and family, including Mary, spent Monday evening with F. F. Forbes and family. Paul Epertherner and family of near Plaingrove passed through en route to New Castle. Jos. Huston and wife with daughter Margaret spent Monday evening with R. A. Thompson and family. Chauncey Thompson of Kino spent Monday evening with his parents, R. A. Thompson and wife. James Reed and Miss Helen Rus-
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Sell
Roy Stickel
Rose Point
William West
J. Kerr
Susie
Miss Kerr
Sunny Hill
Harlansburg
Jack
New Castle
Chas. Emery
Clark Cooper
Joe McFarland
Frank McElwaine
Jim Brown
Ray Alexander
Earl McFarland
Geo. Woods
Harry Eakin
Matthew Hunter
Jim Collins
James Ray
J. Ellis
Near East Brook
Robert Cameron
Belle McKnight
J. Q. Baker
Edward Baynham
New Wilmington
W. S.S. Elliott
Mary
W. S. Elliott
F. F. Forbes
Paul Epertherner
Near Plaingrove
Jos. Huston
Margaret
R. A. Thompson
Chauncey Thompson
Kino
James Reed
Helen Rus
New Bedford Sunday schools lose attendees to storm
Rain and muddy roads hindered a large New Bedford delegation from attending the Lawrence County Sunday school convention at Plaingrove. Still, Mrs. I. S. Swagger, Miss Olive Van Fleet, Miss Delana Burrows, and Edward Bradley reached the meeting, with Hopewell Sunday School earning a certificate for top effort in 1914.
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New Bedford
Lawrence County
Plaingrove
I. S. Swagger
Olive van Fleet
Delana Burrows
Edward Bradley
Hopewell Sunday School
Dinner Party Honoring Mrs J A Jacksons Birthday
Thursday Mrs S E Cover hosted a dinner party to celebrate the birthday of her sister Mrs J A Jackson. The guest list included about a dozen ladies and relatives such as Mesdames Miranda Bentley J A Anderson Frank Shook Oric Pothour Miller Jacobs Hubbard R R Brownlee W G Cowden Coitsville G O Stiver A Gruver W V Costello David Clack and O W Bailey.
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S. E. Cover
J. A. Jackson
Mesdames Miranda Bentley
J. A. Anderson
Frank Shook
Oric Pothour
Miller Jacobs
Hubbard
Mesdames
R. R. Brownlee
W. G. Cowden
A. Gruver
W. V. Costello
David Clack
O. W. Bailey
Southern Visitor Honors North During Summer Stay
Miss Fay Wilcox of Point Clear Alabama visits Mrs. Abram Grover and friends for the summer. She is joined by Mrs. A A McKean of the same locale who stays with relatives in Youngstown for now.
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Fay Wilcox
Point Clear
Ala
Abram Grover
A. A. McKean
Youngstown
Dinner Guests At Mrs Mears Home On Wednesday
Noon dinner hosted by Mrs. Nancy Mears featured Mesdames Susan Jackson Marietta Bartholomew Jennie Horne and Messrs Frank McFarlane Neal Gehrett and John Whiting as guests.
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Nancy Mears
Mesdames
Susan Jackson
Marietta Bartholomew
Frank McFarlane
Neal Gehrett
Jennie Horne
John Whiting
Local Social Visits Highlight Winter Guests
Mrs. Samantha Moore of Slippery Rock is a house guest for a week with Mrs. John Cowden. Mrs. Euphrasia Price, after wintering with her son in Doughton Ohio, visits with sisters Mrs. Mary Kirk and Mrs. Harriet Glenn. Telephony staff since June 1 include Miss Maude Jenkins and Miss Helen Wilson.
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Samantha Moore
Slippery Rock
John Cowden
Maude Jenkins
Helen Wilson
Doughton, O
Euphrasia Price
Mary Kirk
Harriet Glenn
Pleasant Valley Community Notices and Memorial Day Observance
Pleasant Valley social notes recount visits among residents including Florence Jones with Ruth Frew and others over Memorial Day. Rose Point M E church held services with Grand Army and Sons of Veterans decorates graves. speakers included James A. Chambers and Rev. Thomas McKee. Civil War veterans present listed by name.
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Andrew Glasser
C. W. Boyer
Valley
Elmer Hazen
Herbert
Hazel Dell
J. C. Taylor
Rose Point M. E. Church
Grand Army
Princeton
Sons of Veterans
J. C. Forbes
James A. Chambers
New Castle
Thomas McKee
Oak Grove U. P. Church
S.C. Stickle
Abraham Sechler
Josiah Braden
William Allison
Thomas Taylor
Philip Young
Thomas Stevenson
James Munnell
Webster Aiken
Samuel Johnston
Farrell Mill Sets May Output Record in Sharon
Sharon Pa June 5 The Farrell bar and billet mill broke all May records turning out 23318 tons against 22261 the prior month. All departments ran near full capacity except one Carnegie Steel blast furnace.
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Sharon
Farrell Bar
Carnegie Steel Company
Four New Portraits in World Picture Supplement
The New York World will feature four new portraits of prominent motion picture players in its next Sunday picture supplement. Brief life sketches accompany the portraits and scenes from the European war are planned.
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New York World
Big Sunday World
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Eastbrook
Bell
Carhart
Winter Bros
New Castle PA
McKee
North Mill St
Marshall
Mcready
Martha Boyd
Howard Kildoo
United States
Mill Streets
NEW Castle Pharmacy
G. B. Zahiniser
Pleasant Valley
Florence Jones
Ruth Frew
H. A. Davis
S. H. Young
Margaret Syling
J. S. Taylor
Oran Thompson
Wampum
Frew Furniture CO
PAIGE \Gie
Paige
Rayfield
Gray & Davis Electrical
Sycamore Street
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit
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