Bishop Morrison predicts church union will come
The Rt. Rev. Theodore Morrison of Davenport told Iowa Episcopal delegates union of all denominations is likely as finances press parishes to federate. He warned missions can no longer run on historic salaries and urged Protestant churches to seek fellowship and shared faith to grow toward organic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes Moines
Theodore N. ‘Rrison
Davenport
Iowa
Morrison
Inced
Trowa
Church Union
Episcopal Church
Pacific Coast
Upper
New Hymnals Purchased for Christian Church
YEdenburg news notes new hymnals for the Christian church. Local visits include John Houk in New Castle and several residents from Franklin and Ellwood City visiting here. Choral practice and upcoming Children's Day exercises announced plus regular upcoming meetings and social visits.
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Christian Church
John Houk
Friends
New Castle
Jesse Grundy
Franklin
Thayer McCurdy
F. B. McFerrich
Youngstown
Margaret Shaw
Charles Earl
Ellwood City
Mandamus on Commissioners Over Fees in Vernon Ryhal Case
County Detective J. H. Breen filed a mandamus Monday afternoon to force the county commissioners to pay $12.0 in fees connected with the Vernon Ryhal case. Ryhal was recently brought back from New York and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for assaulting Mrs. Greer. Breen alleges the commissioners have refused to pay certain fees owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Wiyhal
J. H. Breen
Vernon Ryhal
New York
Greer
Breen
Parson Rev J A Parsons Returns Home From Sharpsville
Rev J A Parsons, evangelist, concludes a series of successful meetings at the Sharpsville Methodist Episcopal church and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Parsons
Sharpsville
J. A. Parsons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orrine Drink Promised to Cure Drunkards
A claimed remedy Orrine is advertised to destroy liquor cravings and cure alcoholism with a money back guarantee if it fails. The pamphlet promises medical treatment and care guidance, with distribution via 671 Orrline Building in Washington and sale through Clutton in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
Orline
Wash- C
Clutton
Williams
Williams Mfg, CO
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Clutton
Smith Case 10 to be Tried Again
Judge Porter grants a new trial in the Smith estate and Smith v Pittsburg & Western Railroad cases. Rufus McKinley as administrator and Harry D. Smith sued for about 40000 for property along Moravia Street taken by the railroad. The verdict was deemed excessive and a new trial is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Rufus McKinley
William D. Smith
Pittsburg & Western Railroad Company
Harry D. Smith
Moravia Street
Ellwood City Firemen Plan a New Engine House
Ellwood City volunteers decide to construct their own brick two story engine house at Crescent and Sixth streets on a lot bought from the Pittsburg company. They aim to fund the lot and building, then purchase another fire truck with levy funds for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Crescent and
Sixth Streets
Pittsburg Company
Business chief kills dog then cremates it in plant
George B. Reed, driver on Lawrence avenue, ran over a dog yesterday and killed it. He carried the animal to Tin dell Morris plant where he is general manager and had it cremated. Constable George Kron objected, learning the dog was buried after by its executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Reed
Lawrence Avenue
Tindell-Morris
George Kron
McMurdo Wins Hat For Home Run On Local Ground
McMurdo, the local ball player, hit a home run last Saturday and won a $3 hat donated by Hesse, a Lawrence avenue clothier, for the season's first home run on the home ground. He chose the hat yesterday and a shopper bought him a shirt in the store. He also received several other prizes for the home run drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurdo
Hesse
Lawrence Avenue Clothier
Local youths plan western summers for work and travel
Loring Gelbach, a city’s prominent young man, left yesterday for Wyoming to spend the summer. Tom Nelson departed for Oklahoma for the season. Harry Fisher and Clyde Poister, fellow high school graduates, will soon join them, planning several months westward stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Gelbach
Wyoming
Tom Nelson
Oklahoma
Harry Fisher
Clyde Poister
Police Report Quiet Period Ends With Notable Incident
After several weeks of calm, police surge resumes as an unexpected incident disrupts the quiet. Authorities cordon the area and begin an initial investigation. No injuries are reported, and the public is asked to avoid the vicinity.
Merchants of Lawrence Avenue to Play Twilight Baseball
The north side and south side merchants of Lawrence avenue will clash Tuesday evening on Shelby field in a twilight baseball game. The contest, postponed from last Thursday, comes after both teams have practiced for some time and is expected to be a battle royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Avenue
Shelby Field
Tindell Morris Manager Moves Plant Toward Philadelphia
George Reed, manager of the Tindell Morris company, announced a plant relocation toward Philadelphia and departed last night to oversee the move and assume charge of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ». Reed
Tindell Morris Company
Philadelphia
Burial Held for S B Marshall Killed by Train Near Tunnel
The body of S B Marshall, killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near the tunnel, was taken to Harmony for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Marshall
Harmony
Visitors from various towns in a New Castle city circuit
Thomas McNeil of New Castle was a recent visitor in this city. Squire Y. Douds was a business visitor in New Castle yesterday. Charles Stewart of Carapolis has returned home after a visit in this city. Frank Falls of New Castle was a visitor yesterday afternoon. Burgess D. D. Cunningham has returned home after a short visit in New Castle. J. A. Nolan of Jamestown Pa is visiting with his son Frank Nolan of Sixth street. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Howey have returned home after a visit with friends in New Castle. Constables Parker and Kron have returned after making returns to the court in New Castle. Mrs. Mary Lyons and two daughters have gone to Sandy Lake for the summer. Miss Mary Scanlon, chief operator for the Bell company, has returned home after a visit in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNeil
New Castle
Squire
Y. Douds
Charles Stewart
Carapolis
Frank Falls
J. A. Nolan
Jamestown
Frank Nolan
Sixth Street
Lyman Howey
Parker and
Kron
Mary Lyons
Sandy Lake
Mary Scanlon
The
Bell Company
Ellwood City Bans Firecrackers Ahead of July 4
Ellwood City officials order police to stop sale of firecrackers and dynamite caps. Dealers who bought them may not dispose of stock. Burgess says celebration will be safe and sane, avoiding harm to children while planning travel to New Castle for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Reilley
Police Department
New Castle
Rev G Morgan Davis to Remain Ellwood City Pastor
The Ellwood City Baptist church congregation voted almost unanimously to keep Rev. G Morgan Davis as pastor, ending his resignation. Davis, the city's longest serving minister, has led the church for eight years and will continue his good work in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Baptist Church
G. Morgan Davis
Davis
Rev
Baptist
Parker Foreman of the Janitors Re-elected
Parker Foreman was re elected as foreman of the janitors for schools at a salary raise to 2.50 a day while janitors’ pay remains 2.25. Margaret Williams drawing teacher, Johns music teacher, and Moser writing teacher were re elected at last year’s salaries. Bond issuance for the high school referred to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Margaret Williams
Johns
Moser
Four Colored People Pinched in New Castle Visit
Four colored people who came into New Castle with a Pittsburg picnic crowd spent time at the police station. Two posted forfeits and left on the train. the other two, a man and a woman, were detained all night. The mayor gave the man 30 minutes to leave, while the woman sought acquaintances and funds to return home. The man claimed to have worked at a Youngstown post office and left toward the village across the state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Funeral Directors Attend Erie Convention
Jos Rice R C G White of this city David Marshall of Wampum and Hoffmaster of Mt Jackson travel to Erie Pennsylvania to attend the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors association meeting today They will stay for the state convention planned for Wednesday and Thursday Mrs John A McGonigle also aims to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Rice
R. C. G. White
David Marshall
Wampum
Hoffmaster
Mt. Jackson
Erie
Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors’ Association
John A. McGonigle
Mi O Na stomach tablets promise quick relief
Indigestion and stomach upset are blamed on fermentation in the stomach. Mi O Na stomach tablets are advertised to stop fermentation in five minutes and restore health, with a money back guarantee. Mrs Alfie Elson reports notable improvement after using Mi O Na over two months. Sold by druggists and George W Clutton in Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfie Elson
Jun Road
Battle Creek
Mich
George W. Clutton
Free Methodists to Hold Major Camp Meeting in Pennsylvania
The largest camp meeting in the state is planned at the Grimm stop on the Harmony line near Wurtemburg starting the 17th of next month. Last year 10,000 attended the Sharon gathering. Local delegates secured Ellwood for this year with hopes for a highly auspicious event, followed by a temperance meeting at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Grimm
Harmony Line
Wurtemburg
Sharon
Ellwood
Missionary Couple to Lecture for Local Ladies
Mrs. Davis wife of the India missionary lecturing to the ladies of the congregation Tuesday evening. Rev Morgan Davis of the Baptist church accompanies his brother, visiting in the city after fifteen years in India. This marks their third trip to the states since beginning their work. They are doing well and accomplishing much good.
Zelienople singer praised for church soprano night
Mrs. Harry Ethridge of Zelienople sang at morning and evening Presbyterian services. Her delightful soprano voice was appreciated by the large audiences that heard her during Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ethridge
Zelienople
Presbyterian Church
Horse Dash on Sixth Street Fright Hits Hazel Dell Owner Unharmed
A horse owned by Eugene Tilley of Hazel Dell bolted after a car on Sixth Street yesterday. The animal dashed at a fast pace but Mr. Tilley suffered no injuries. The horse was brought under control near the Sixth Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tilley
Hazel Dell
Sixth Street
Mr. Tilly
Cro
Getting Ready for Big Piano Selling
June will focus on housecleaning to put the big piano business in order for the rest of the year. The April 1 consolidation created a one million one hundred twenty five thousand dollar capital. Plans aim to dispose of used stock and rental inventory, clear out odds and ends, discontinue styles, and reduce high priced instruments.
What These Stocks Are Made Up Of
The catalog lists used second hand and rental pianos of varying quality including some near new with well known reliable brands. It highlights high priced instruments such as Knabe Hardman and Angelus models as the sale’s cash bargains. Financing offers include 6 percent interest with short 12 to 18 month terms for new styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lindeman, Stieff and Baldwin
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Charles McCullough
Harry Turner
L. D. Stanley
Lillian Daugherty
Seventh Ward
Jessie Biddle
Fred Stanley
Priscilla Stanley
Grace Kissinger
Charles Greer
W. A. Hoffmaster
J. W. Morrison
G. H. Johnson
Frank Stribe
J. W. Biddle
Ella Neil
Mary McGuire
New Castle High School
M. E
S. C. Waggoner
Mandamus
Jap Prince
Prince Hiroyasu-Fushimi-no-Miya
Japan
San Francisco
Mme, Suzuki
Mme. Hasiguchi
Mikado
Ellwood City News
Crescent Avenue
John Herman
John Kaye
Tenhouse Row
John
D. D. Cunningham
Dog
Ellwood City Personals
Burgess D. D. Cunningham
Geo. W. Clutton
Earth
Will
Pennsylvania Lines
Erie Conneaut Lake
Ashtabula
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Campbell & Gettman
Hoyt Brock, New
Diamond Castle
Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill and
Washington Streets
Citizens National
Istieff
Johnston
East Street
NEW Castle Glass & China CO
North Mercer ST
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