Children’s Day in the Churches Observances in City churches
Churches plan Children’s Day programs with special exercises by Sunday schools across denominations. Grace M F ey led by the school with songs, readings, and a benediction at Fourth Presbyterian. First M E and Croton Avenue Methodist schedule gatherings and special services on June 16 and June 25, featuring recitations, choruses, and testimonies by students and pastors.
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H. M. Burns
Thomas Francis
Ceinwen Lewis
Edith Hughes
Mary N
Diana Preston
Our King
Jess
H. M
Clara
Jessie
First Methodist Church
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Reiber Street Case Goes Over Till Fall
City Solicitor James A. Gardner asked to amend a petition in the Reiber street opening matter citing many tracks crossing the proposed streets and uncertain ownership. The motion was granted and the case moves to September. The grand jury said a Slippery Rock bridge near Rose Point is too costly for the township and urged county funding.
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Reiber Street
James A. Gardner
Slippery Rock
Rose Point
Slipperyrock
Dangerous Condition Of Shenango Twp Road
Grand jurors reported Shenango township avenue from Sycamore Street to Francis Street in dangerous condition and urged immediate road filling. The jury also noted the county jail was well kept and recommended repairs to the courthouse ladies room and new indices for deed books. they were discharged with the court’s thanks. Mrs William Carnes returned to Greenville after visiting Mrs A M Brown on Lincoln Avenue.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Shenango Township
Sycamore Street
Francis Street
Court House
William Carnes
Greenville
A. M. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
Champion Hen Sets Egg Laying Record in County
A. C. Robinson of Edenung owns a Leghorn hen that laid a record egg measured six and one fourth inches in circumference and eight inches long, rivaling ostrich eggs in size. The next day the same hen laid an egg three inches in circumference. Robinson, owner of fine poultry, was surprised to discover a champion layer in his flock.
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A. C. Robinson
Edenung
Robinson
Do You Think For Yourself ? The Dr. Pierce Appeal
A promotional ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, asserting it contains safe ingredients and carries endorsements from leading medical authorities. It invites readers to request a free booklet with the ingredient list by mailing name and address to Dr. R. W. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. VY. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Du Pont Trophy Shoots Draw Strong Attendance
The Lawrence Gun club hosted the first Du Pont trophy shoot with wide interest and high scores. Organizers Jimmie Atkinson and Dave Moore arranged the event. shooters received a handicap for this round. Scores from fifty birds included Peters on 46 and 60 for Don Amsbury, with many shooters at or near perfect.
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Lawrence
Jimmie Atkinson
Dave Moore
Patterson
Byers
H. Wirsing
J. Oursler
John Pattison
Frank Smith
Merle Porter
John Elder
Charles Duff
Lew Mather
Bowlers Postpone Meeting to Sunday Afternoon
Only three City Bowling league members attended the meeting at the Fellowship alleys last night so no business was discussed. The session was rescheduled for Sunday afternoon when all bowlers are urged to attend and participate. A concurrent duckpin meeting will organize a city Duckpin league.
Ladies Aid Society Elects New Officers
The Grace Methodist church Ladies' Aid society held its annual meeting at Mrs. W. M. Hoover's home on Pennsylvania Avenue. Officers elected were President Mrs. W. M. Hoover, Vice President Mrs. H Schoenfeld, Secretary Mrs. L M Buchanan, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Julia Earley, Treasurer Mrs. T A Long, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. J H Nelson. The group reports raising 125 dollars toward the church debt.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Grace Methodist Church
W. M. Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. Schoenfeld
L. M. Buchanan
Julia Earley
T. A. Long
J. H. Nelson
Prohibitionists Convene as Delegates Depart Greensburg
Captain M. S. Marquis and James Peebles of Harlansburg left Thursday for Greensburg to attend the state convention of the Prohibitionists. Other Lawrence county delegates Robert L. Hainer W. A. Reynolds and G. G. Stitzinger left for Greensburg Friday morning.
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M. S. Marquis
James Peebles
Harlansburg
Greensburg
Lawrence County
Robert L. Hainer
W. A. Reynolds
G. G. Stitzinger
Hosiery Specials at Deep Discounts
A catalog of hose bargains is listed with varied types and prices. Includes 10c cotton ribbed baby and children’s stockings, 17c Ironclad boys’ hose, 3 for 50c or 17c each, 3 for 25c ladies’ cotton hose, 25c Misses mercerized lace hose, 25c assorted ladies hose, 50c fine black gauze and lace options, and $1 extra fine black silk hose.
Underwear sale featuring ribbed vests and shirts
A catalogue style notice lists ladies jersey rib sleeveless vests at 10c, infants long sleeve vests at 12c, children's ribbed waists at 15c, misses ribbed vests at 15c, and men’s French balbriggan shirt and drawers at 25c and 50c, with various discounted pricing.
Gloves gloves sale listing in lisle fabrics
A local offer announces gloves priced 69 cents and 98 cents. The listing promotes long lisle gloves in black white grey and tan and an extra fine long silk lisle glove at 98 cents.
Curtain Goods At Reduced Prices In Our Regular Stock
Curtain and lace stock offered at reduced rates. Drapery materials include 36 inch curtain netting now 10¢ a yard 19¢-Roman stripe drapery cloth down from 50c to 1c. Fancy cretonies denims cut to 7% value. Curtain Swisses priced from 6c to 18c a yard.
Silk taffeta ribbon sale described in ad
An advertisement offers two silk taffeta ribbons: a 4 inch wide heavy quality ribbon at 17 cents, originally 25 cents. and a about 5 inch wide ribbon in black white and colors at 19 cents, originally 30 cents per yard.
Belt Sale With New Wash Belts and Buckled Belts
New belts offered including wash belts plain and embroidered at 10 15 and 25 cents. Black belts with buckles priced at 5 cents. Wide leather belts with buckles and new kid belts in black white and tan at 50 cents.
Spring season closeout half price ladies suits sale
The cloak room winds up the spring season with radical price reductions tomorrow offering a quantity of ladies suits all new this season at exactly half price. The reductions are as follows.
Black Eton Suits At Sale Prices Across Sizes
Discounted Eton suits listed with three price points in black fabric. Sizes and original prices vary, promotions show substantial reductions from original amounts.
Short Jackets Reduced for Seasonal Sale
A local store advertises discounts on children's loose box-fitting coats and misses and ladies jackets. Prices drop from as high as $4.50 for children's coats to $1.98, while misses and ladies jackets fall to $4.98, $5.98, or $5.98 for mixed styles.
Great Sale on Dress Goods Remnants Ends Soon
In the past two days a large quantity of remnants has sold but much remains at very cheap prices. Dress goods remnants are priced very low with bargains to be had. Lengths vary from 1% yards to 7 yards. Come tomorrow and claim your share.
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S.S.S
North Highland
Cascade Park Terrace
Hoover Heights
ER. F. Connelly
Bell Phone
Ribbons on Sale at Ten Cents a Yard
A New Castle retailer advertises silk taffeta ribbons in white and colors at 10 cents per yard. The spot invites all ladies to learn about ribbon values and purchase affordable trims.
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New Castle
Nations Gold Medal Tooth Picks For Sale
High grade tooth picks made of polished hard wood. Price five cents a box. Twenty mule team borax sold at fourteen pounds per package.
New Castle Letter Carriers Told to Wear Shirtwaists
New Castle post office officials issued a notice instructing city letter carriers to wear shirtwaists this summer along with dark ties and neat belts. Many carriers had delayed ordering uniforms awaiting warm weather.
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New Castle
Post Office Department
Wenisee excursion plans posted with times and prices
The notice invites attendance for a June 8 ruventake trip labeled Wenisee. Tickets cost 85c and 45c. A morning departure from the Pennsylvania depot is scheduled for 7 30 a m and a return at 7 30 p m city time. Miss Marie Cox of Pulaski visits relatives in the city.
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Pennsylvania Depot
Marie Cox
Pulaski
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Washington and Pittsburg Street Bridge
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