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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1917

Page

11

St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church Hosts Reunion Event

A large audience attended the St John s Evangelical Lutheran church annual reunion with Rev F E Jensen of Washington delivering an address on the church s work. Miss Ella Griner and Miss Leta Johns provided musical interludes as four charter members attended. Dr Miller spoke on twenty one years of congregation activity while C W Merman Hess presided and Luther league ladies served a reception.

Monsters of F. BE. Jensen Washington Abe Church Ella Griner Miss Griner Leta Johns Chas. R.thompson Frank Schulz Elizabeth Mitchell James Spencer Miller St. John's CG. W. Herman Hess The Luther League America Atiller C. W. Merman Hess Dr. Miller Mia Griner Twentieth Century Church F. E. Jensen

Points Dangers To Girls Presentation Promotes Protection

Alexander Parke of the New York Probation Protective Association discusses dangers facing young girls in cities. The Regent hosts a showing of What Every Girl Should Know with motion pictures to expose trafficking in humans. Invitations sent to organizations. afternoon session is for ladies only. aim is moral uplift and warning about dangers and suffering.

Alexander Parke New York Probation Protective Association Regent Ana Ita

King's Daughters Plan Summer Knit Meeting and Donations

The annual meeting of the King's Daughters of the First Methodist Church reported a $43 recital profit boosting totals to $100 for the Lawrence County American Red Cross. They approved purchasing a $109 bond and a $50 Liberty bond, calling the year the most successful yet. Officers named include President Mrs. Frank Fischer and vice presidents Mrs. M B Williams Mrs. Earl Thompson and Mrs. Frank Rutter with recording secretary Mrs. E G Morrison and corresponding secretary Mrs. W H Woods. The group will meet the first Tuesday of October.

King’s Daughters First Methodist Church Lawrence County Mra Frank Fischer M. B. Willliams Earl Thompson Frank Rutter E.G. Morrison Airs W. H. Woods Charles Weddell

Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention Session Opens Tomorrow

Lawrence County Sabbath School Association workers expect a large turnout for the 18th annual session at Westfield church in Mt. Jackson with three sessions planned and meals to be provided at the grange hall. Evening addresses will be by P. G. Orviz of Philadelphia and Rev. F. Nesbitt of the Central Presbyterian Church.

Lawrence County Sabbath School Association Westfield Church Mt. Jackson Grange Hall P. G. Orviz Philadelphia F. Nesbitt Central Presbyterian Church

Anarchy spreads in Slav provinces and Russian chaos

June 6 report from London describes widespread disorder in Russia driven by Kronstadt's separate government. Kerensky returns from the front as hopes rise for an orderly socialist-led cabinet. Gorky warns of bloodshed before calm. Delegates plan an international socialist league while war prospects shift.

Petrograd Kronstadt Kerensky M. Kerensky Maxim Gorky Konovaloff Council of Workmen's League of Socialists Stockholm Times Ryssia Rusala Germany Turkey Balkans France

Warns Speed Laws Vanish In War Time

New York reports William L. Lampee, in New York arranging automobile contracts for Canada, says war Mobilization will alter speed law enforcement. He cites Montreal suburbs relaxing limits from eight to sixteen miles and predicts military needs will override rules, noting a sign urging slow to 40 on a sharp bend.

New York William L. Lampeer United States Lampeey Montreal

Government To Have An Auto Factory

NEW YORK June. Uncle Sam plans a plant to build special bodies for army motor trucks and repair field vehicles. The War department asks Congress for $100,000 to erect new buildings at the present motor repair plant at the quartermaster's depot at Jeffersonside Indiana. Machinery would be installed to build complete trucks if needed. Ample government land exists for a larger expansion beyond the proposed size.

New York Sam Congress War Department Quartermaster's Teffersonside Ind

Real estate transfers listed for several residents

Realty transfers show Anna S Cukerbraum to Magic Buckley in ath ward for 2590 dollars. Robert W Wenderson to Thomas E B Smith in both wards for 31 dollars. The Pittsburg Co to Edward Johnston in Wayne for 200 dollars. Katherine Smiley to William Smiley in Wayne for 1 dollar. William Smiley to Katherine Smiley in Wayne for 1 dollar. Herman P F Lennig to Charles Xll Sturdevant for 1 dollar. Madison W Meredith to Carl T W Beck in 2nd ward for 1 dollar. David Tidball to George W Crawborn in Union for 700 dollars. Thomas F Finnegan to Charles B Emory in 6th ward for 1700 dollars. David B Reynolds to John V Flaherty in Nesannock for 326 dollars. G P Friday to Joan Anapolitos nos in Eliwood for 1 dollar.

Anna S& Cukerbraum Magic Buckley Ath Ward Robert W .Wenderson Thomas EB. Smith Bth The Pittsburg Co Eadward Johnston Wayne Katherine Smiley William Smiley Herman PF Lennig Charles XII. Sturdevant Madison W. Meredith Carl T. W. Beck 2Nd Ward David Tidball

Flag Raising at Newport Coal Mines

Miners employed by Seaver Coal and Coke near Newport raised a large tag Tuesday afternoon. Appropriate addresses were delivered by Attorney George Muse and Rev. Sam Maitland Ob, this city. Work in the mines was suspended during the exercises and many people from the surrounding country attended.

Seaver Coal and Coke Company Newport George ‘Muse Sam Maitland

Communion Services at Rich Hill Church

Communion services to be held at Rieckel Presbyterian church next Sunday June 10 at 10 30 AM Preparatory services Friday evening at Orlick and Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock At Yolunt Presbyterian church children’s devotions observed next Sunday at 2 30 PM

Rieckel Presbyterian Church

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