Special Service At Trinity Church Next Sunday
Trinity church at North M H and East Fall Street holds annual Parish Festival next Sunday. Choir directed by Paul Browne Patterson will present organ preludes and hymns including 205 Holy Holy Holy and 338 O for a Clos er Walk With God, with anthems by Berthold Tours and Sir John Stainer. Evening service features Tallis Gloria Patri Magnificat Nunc Dimittis and hymn 210 Holy Father Great Creator with organ postlude and elevation by Guilmant.
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East Falla Street
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Berthold Tours
Giardini
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Tours
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Holy Father
Henry Stiart
Daya
J. Albert Jettery
Tallis
Goodson
Dimittis
W. A. C. Cruickshank
Jeremiah Clark
Fedef Giardini
Sir John Stalner
Beethoven
Henry Smart
Guilmant
Flag Pole 87 Feet High For Legion Home
Lawrence County gets a new flag pole for the Legion Home Association at Rift of the Carnegie Steel Company. George A. Rigby, Carnegie plant general superintendent, offered to provide the 87 foot steel pole. The pole will be erected within the next few days, lifting Old Glory above the Legion Home roof.
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Lawrence County
Legion Home Association
Carnegie Steal Company
Legion Home
George A. Rigby
Carne-gie
Widening May Not Help Heavy Traffic
Sam Marquis appeared before the city council representing an organization seeking an audience on South Street near South Mill Street for widening. He argued widening South Street would not remove the bridge goose neckes unless the Perry building is purchased and urged construction of a connection to the river bridge. Council agreed widening could be best if arranged, and Marquis and others will again appear before council on the traffic issue and widening.
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Sam Marquis
City Council
Council
South Street
South Mill Street
Perry
Marquis
South Streat
Weather Stress Threatens Lawrence County Crops
Hot dry spell follows heavy frost that struck farmers a fortnight ago. Farm Bureau reports no irrigation yet and warns relief is needed soon as ongoing torrid weather could cause crop damage.
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Lawrence County
Farm Bureau
Work Progressing in CityPaving and Sewer Plans
Work on Croton avenue repaving proceeds rapidly as crews operate from Bay Street with P O Epectrie installing special switches at Crawford avenue. The U K Sewer Plans Council approved specifications for sanitary geners in Porter and Harbor Breets.
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Frank Miller
Croton Avenue
Bay Street
Crawford Avenue
U. K
Sewer Plans Council
Porter
Harbor
Truesdale to quit DL&W presidency. Davis to succeed
William H. Truesdale will retire as president of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad on June 25 and will become chairman of the board. J M Davis, president of Manning Maxwell Moore, is named to succeed him as president.
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New York
William H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
J. M. Davis
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Truesdale
Lusk Seeks City Sprinkler on West Washington Street
Lusk proposes a motion directing the street department to keep the water sprinkler active on West Washington Street near the P. R. R. bridge. The request emphasizes continuous irrigation of the area to manage dust and moisture.
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Street Department
West Washington Street
P. R. R_ bridge
Dust control motion advances at city council
Councilman Lusk urges dust control measures in city council chambers. Councilman Davies seconds the motion while Miller of the street department supports sprinkling the street and cemetery as proposed. The discussion centers on reducing dust and improving cleanliness after a Desorat day.
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Davies
Tam
Miller
Inspector Victor Smith Appointed for Avenue Surfacing
Inspector Victor Smith was appointed by the city council to oversee Neshannock Avenue surfacing at a salary of 125 dollars per month. He is to be employed for probably two weeks.
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Victor Smith
Neshannock Avenue
Scanlon to Start Waest Washington Street Paving Monday
City Engineer Miller announced contractor M. d. Scanlon will begin repaving Waest Washington Street on Monday. The street will remain open to traffic. Germany operates more than 260 beet sugar factories currently.
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M. d. Scanlon
Miller
Washington Street
Germany
Mother of Judge Henninger Dies in Butler Hospital
Mrs. Mary Henninger aged 92 widow of Frederick Henninger and mother of Judge John R. Henninger died Wednesday night at Butler County General Hospital from injuries after a fall which fractured her left hip. Born in Baden Germany she lived in Butler County 65 years, first at St. Paul’s Orphans Home property then on the Teno Township homestead. She was a member of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church.
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Mary Henninger
Frederick Henninger
Penn Township
John R. Henninger
Bis City
Butler County
General Hospital
Henninger
Baden
Germany
St. Paul's Orphans
Teno Township
St. Mark's Lutheran
Take Good Book Along On Trip
White Naw Casta people are planting their vacations it might be.
Old Timers' Picnic Planned for Naw Castle Park
Older residents of Naw Castle discuss the annual Old Timers' picnic to be held at Park on Wednesday August 12 with activities organized by local seniors and community groups.
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Naw Castle
Twentyeth Annual Picnic At Cascade Park Big Run
Secretary W. T. Buzz announced today that the twentieth annual picnic will be held on August 12 at Cascade Park, commonly known to pioneers as Big Run Park, with the usual arrangements in place.
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W. T. Buzz
Cascade Park
Big Run Park
Cambria and Indiana Railway Seeks Construction Extension
The Cambria and Indiana railroad of Pennsylvania asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for more time to start a five mile branch from Revs to the Little Conemaugh river. The line was ordered to begin by July 1 and to finish within one year.
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International News Service
Washington
The
Cambria and Indiana Railroad of Pennsylvania
Interstatesamimerce Commission
Revies
Willard Grange To Meet On Tuesday
The next regular meeting of Willard Grange will be held in their hall Tuesday evening, June 9. Program includes Opening Song, Reading by Floyd Blair, paper “What Does Life on the Farm Contain for the Farmer's Daughter?” by Florence Stevenson, Reading by Abe Staner, Talk on “What Is Considered the Hardest Part of a Woman's Work on the Farm and How May It Be Made Easier?” by Josephine Munnell, magazine clippings by Anna Book, Magsie, Harl Alison, recitation by Edsar McFarland, Closing Song. Wonder of Moosic, Pa., named by a musician's new son.
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Willard Grange
Grange
Floyd Blair
Florence Stevenson
Abe Staner
Josephine Munnell
Anna Book
Magsie
Harl Alison
Edsar McFarland
Oil Fire Rages Near Franklin
FRANKLIN Pa June 5 Volunteers fighting a stubborn blaze on the Ritchey Oil Company property at Rouserile ten miles north of here blame the long drought for their failure to conquer the flames. The loss, mainly timberland and pipeline supplies, is estimated at 7000 dollars.
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International News Service
Franklin
Ritchey Oil Company
Rouserilé
Iorth
Here
Mitchell Named Beck Successor
Washington June 5 President Coolidge appointed William D Mitchell of St Paul to be solicitor general of the United States succeeding James B Beck who resigned
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Coolidge
Willam D. Mitchell
St.Paul
The
United States
James B. Beck
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