Children's Day At Pulaski Church Program
Pulaski Pa June children day exercises replace the morning service at 11 o clock at the Presbyterian church. The Little Beginners and primary classes, with choir, present a lengthy program led by Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Alderman. The program features songs, recitations, duets, a brief pastor's address, missionary bank collections, cradle roll diplomas, and a closing choir selection with benediction.
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Pulaski
Presbyterian Church
C. M. Fischer
E. P. Alderman
Little Beginners
K. C. Hayes
D. D
Ruth Knox
Helen and
Margaret Brown
Genevieve Gearhart
Pauline Ribblet
Ethel Allen
Fred, Anthony
Gertrude Keifer
Gladys Allen
Emma Moore
Marguerite Book
Edna Allen
Celia
Marie Keifer
Donald Gibson
Chester Swartz
Dorcas Lewis
Alice Thompson
Katherine Mitcheltree
Sara English
Helen Gibson
Matilda Keifer
Cole
Lavern Ayers
Billy Clark
Gerald Boyd
Mariam Michael
Louise Thompson
Charles Cover
Kenneth Mitcheltree
Dee Risher
Margaret Neal
Katharyne Book
Helen Farrell
Helen Brown
Margaret Thomas
Robert Neal
Missionary Banks
Ring Hidden Behind Eyeball Found After Years
In Dunns Station Pennsylvania a man named Samuel Ullom of Hackney found a small wire ring buried behind his right eyeball after two years of pain. The ring had been lodged during a hog handling accident when a rope looped under his eye, later causing blindness before the ring was located and removed without anesthesia.
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Dunns Station
Samuel Ullom
Hackney
Waynesburg
Allom
Mr. Ullom
Mr. Allom
Realty Transfers Chronicle of Diverse Property Deals
A list of real estate transfers records numerous buyers and sellers across wards and towns with prices ranging from $1 to $3,000. Notable entries include Reynolds to Black for $3,000 in Neshannock and Macom to Johnson for $2,300 in the Fourth ward, among many other two party conveyances and nominal sums.
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Joseph B. Reynolds
Mont L. Black
Neshannock
Emeline H. Graham
Oscar L. J. Graham
Vito de Simone
Pasquale Micco
Brighth Ward
John C. Park
Wm. G. Knapper
Edenburg
Eliza Jane Thompson
Harry F. Thompson
Fourth Ward
Scott D. Long
Margaret S. Riddle
Little Beaver
W. W. Whieldon
Carl Paisley
Second Ward
L. A. Pollock
Charles Sherdon
Sheaff
Plaingrove
George C. Macom
Wm. S. Johnson
W. B. Miller
Wm. Heasley
Pulaski
Charles A. Gifford
Stephen Shira
Union
F. O. Dunlap
Michael Kerr
Minerva J. Patterson
James R. Lamoree
John P. Lockhart
Wilmont C. Smiley
Chewton
F. E. Cole
W. G. McConnell
James MceCabe
Fifth Ward
Elton A. Bonzo
Chas. H. Young
George R. Bonzo
Cora B. Bonzo
Cora B. Young
John Marra
Dominick
Felix
Seventh Ward
Ellwood City considers bids for Fountain avenue paving
The Ellwood City council authorized the city engineer to solicit bids for Fountain avenue paving. An earlier paving ordinance was delayed by bad weather. First readings covered Chestnut way between Sixth street and 200 feet eastward and Wayne avenue between Seventh and eighth streets.
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Fountain Avenue
Chestnut Way
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
B. and O
Wayne Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Milk Reports Spark City Council Indignation
The city council expressed strong disapproval after milk test results were published before council review. No appointment was made for the pure food inspector, postponed to the next meeting a month away. Council insisted reports be presented to them prior to newspapers.
Council backs health board appointments in wards
Council approved the board of health recommendation appointing W. J. Moore of the Second ward and R. L. Palen of the First ward to the health board to replace members whose terms expire this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Board of Health
W. J. Moore
R. L. Palen
Milk inspectors dispute city rumors of dealer alerts
Pure Food Inspector Mechlin says he did not notify milk dealers of a proposed inspection. He states he has always inspected the places of business without prior notice, countering circulating reports in the city.
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Mechlin
Pure Food
Wendell's Ambition Pills Promise Quick Nervous Boost
An advertisement promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills offering a money back plan after three days to cure nervous fatigue depression and related ailments. It claims benefits for nervous system disorders appetite insomnia and general weakness with mail order fulfillment from Wendell Pharmaceutical Co Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
Geo. W. Clutton
Wendell Pharmacal Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Council approves Burgess Cunningham seven police specials
The council approved seven special officers including Burgess Cunningham. Chief Harrison's request for leave to attend the Gettysburg reunion was granted with five days full pay. A temporary special officer will fill the chief's duties during his absence.
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Council
Burgess Cunningham
Harrison
Gettysburg
Fire truck from Peerless company to be tested here
Chairman Young of the fire committee announced that Peerless company’s fire truck will arrive within a week for a thorough trial. Delays at the factory prevented earlier delivery, and the city will conduct a complete test before purchase.
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Young
Fire Committee of Council
The
Peerless Company
Pleasant Hill Notables and Illnesses Reported
Pleasant Hill residents surface in community notes with Ed Gerwig confined to bed with pneumonia and Mr. Gerwig ill. Visits span Harmony Pittsburg Ellwood City Camp run and local families including the Weber Ramsey Studebaker and Greenham households with several improvements and a newborn baby illness noted.
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Mr. Gerwig
Ed Gerwig
Will White
Jacksville
Laura Herr
Harmony
Vada
Etta Greenham
Herbert Wright
Pittsburg
J. H. Weber
Pastor Weds Only Healthful Couples at Fort Washington
New York June 6 The Fort Washington Reformed church executive committee adopted a resolution requiring couples to present a physician certificate of physical soundness before the Rev Abraham J Muste will perform marriages The pastor expressed support for the aim of the measure Also note a Washington Market ad offering fresh halibut steak at 12 1 2 cents per pound.
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New York
Fort Washington
Washington Market
Fire And Poison To Fight Plague
Sacramento reports a grasshopper outbreak endangering crops. State horticulturist Dr. Cook urges farmers to burn stubble, scatter poison pellets, and use the hopper doser to wash locusts in kerosene. Colusa County sees new problems. plowed ground slows breeding.
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Sacramento
Cal
Joe
Cook
Colusa
Servia Grants Duty Exemption on Flour Imports
A Servian decree dated February 23, 1913, exempts flour and meal imports from duties until further notice due to crop shortages caused by the war. The measure aims to ease food supply amid disrupted agriculture and ongoing conflict.
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Servia
Bargain Counter Quip Sparks Reflections on Marriage
A cynical bachelor quips that a bargain counter purchase looked cheap, saying he felt like a husband waiting for his wife. The remark signals themes of commitment and perception in relationships.
Unnamed Episode Resides on Henry Conger Farm Hackney
Officials planned broad detective patrols through the infield crowd to curb pocket picking as a notable episode without parallel in this section, previously linked to Ruffs Creek and now at Hackney on the Henry Conger farm.
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Ruffs Creek
Henry Conger
Hackney
Free Admission Day at Belmont Park Draws Crowds
Belmont Park offered free admission to the infield on Saturday as part of a weekly event. It was expected that hundreds would attend, marking the kickoff of recurring free entry for infield spectators at the New York track.
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New York
Belmont Race Track
Belmont Park
Kayser
Sam
Travers Sets 73 Record at Baltusrol Qualifying
Jerome Travers shot a 73 at Baltusrol New Jersey in the qualifying round for the New Jersey state golf championship. Baltusrol is famed as one of the country’s toughest courses.
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New York
Jerome [ Travers
Baltusrol, N. J
New Jersey
Baltusrol
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Ron
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Ellwood City
Pleasant Hill
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Camp Run
Ramsey
Studebaker
Stewart Duncan
Floy Watson
Wm. McCartney
John Muir
Adams
Gladys
Fred Schwineburg
Golda Greenham
Clarence Weller
Harry and
Mary White
Will Greenham
Julius Kayser & Co
Makers
Astle Cash Grocery
Opera House
Waller & McCune
Joric Zé
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