Slippery Rock and Hazel Dell Bible Classes Parade
Over fifty members of Slippery Rock and Hazel Dell Sunday schools marched in a parade of Organized Adult Bible classes in New Castle Friday evening. The Ellwood drum corps led the march, using a special car to reach the county seat, and drew attention with a drum major and partial uniform. Scott Kildoo of Princeton is president of the Hazel Dell and Slippery Rock district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Scott Kildoo
Princeton
Hazel Dell
Slippery Rock
Surgeon Read Paper At Railway Doctors Meeting
Dr B L Shaffner of Crescent Avenue will attend the association of railway surgeons of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The meeting will be at the Schenley hotel in Pittsburg on June 10 11 and 12. He is asked to read a paper on a difficult phase of the surgeon art. The honor is noted by the association's surgeons.
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B. L. Shaffner
Crescent Avenue
Association of
Railway Surgeons of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Schenley Hotel
Pittsburg
Surgeons of the Association
Hospitalized Charles Vincenzo in severe blood poisoning case
Charles Vincenzo remains in a hospital bed after a Monday admission for a badly developed blood infection. Physicians overseeing the case report alarming conditions and continued critical care.
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Charles Vincenzo
German American Doctors to Open in New Castle
The German American Doctors announce new offices at 29 North Street opposite the post office in New Castle opening Saturday June 7 at 2 PM. The first 100 patients will be treated free except medicines, showcasing German and American treatments with X-Ray lamps, electrotherapy, serums, and Bi Chemic therapy alongside osteopathic and ki fo methods. Office hours 9 AM to 8:30 PM, special hours for women 2 to 4 PM. evenings 6 to 8:30 PM for after hours visits.
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New Castle
North Street
P. O
Satnay
Germany
America
Hove
Injured Arm Surgery Considered After Delayed Recovery
The report notes that operations have been performed on an injured arm but fears remain about the outcome. A earlier finger injury at the Shelby plant led to blood poisoning and widespread arm infection, with possible further surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Robert Barlow
Cc. F. Moore
Bell Telephone
Moore
Captain Collapses as Ellwood City Loses Baseball Game
Ellwood City Captain and shortstop Thomas collapsed running to first base after a long hit to right field during a game with Zelienople high school. The heat may have contributed. Zelienople beat Ellwood City 10 to 2 as the team recovered from the incident and planned a return game.
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Ellwood City News Co
Ellwood City
Thomas
Zelienople High School
Ellwood
Foltz
Ilwood
Boy Injured Foot After Glass Gash
Carl Lamezi four years old son of Mr and Mrs John Lamezi Division street was badly cut on his right foot Friday morning while playing in the yard. He removed his shoes against his mother's wishes and stepped on glass causing a deep gash. A physician dressed the wound and the lad will limp for some time.
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Carl
John Lamezi
Division Street
Doctor Belle Drake to possibly resign practice next month
Plans from Dr. Belle Drake of the city hospital indicate she may discontinue practicing medicine early next month. She could still operate the local hospital until April of next year, though this remains uncertain. The wedding will occur late this month and Mr and Mrs Cartwright will move to Midland, requiring someone to run the institution until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Drake
City Hospital
Cartwright
Midland
Dr Iseman Plans Chicago Medical Course
Dr Iseman of Crescent avenue will depart today for a month in Chicago to study higher surgery at the Polyclinic. He will attend discussions and clinics at Cook county hospital, a leading national institution. Dr Iseman is a graduate of the University of Pittsburg.
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Iseman
Crescent Avenue
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
University of Pittsburg
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Returned Guests
Mercer resident Mrs Filson visits with son Erastus Baker in town. George C Artwell of Stoneboro relaxes with friends here yesterday. Dr McLaughlin of Beaver Falls stops by in the city. J M Kinners of Pittsburg conducts business here. Edward Reichtold of Erie returns home after a brief stay. Henry Wright FE B McCrea and J A Keams visit friends in Ellwood City Thursday. Dr Belle Drake of Crescent Avenue returns from Beaver business. C G Drake of Grove City visits sister Dr Belle Drake Friday. J B Welsh of Grove City returns home after several days with friends. Miss Ella Kerber of New Castle returns home after visiting Miss Hazel Bracken on Fifth Street. Mrs Harry Birchfield of Johnstown returns home after visiting Dr B W Shaffner on Crescent Avenue. George Plummerfelt of the American Bell Telephone Co in Pittsburgh visits C F Moore at the hospital. Dr Iseman and city physicians attend Lawrence County Medical Society meeting in New Castle Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Filson
Mercer
Erastus Baker
George C. Artwell
Stoneboro
Dr. McLaughlin
Beaver Falls
J. M. Kinners
Pittsburg
Edward Reichtold
Erie
Henry Wright
FE. B. McCrea
J. A. Keamns
Ellwood City
Belle Drake
Crescent Avenue
Beaver
C. G. Drake
Grove City
J. B. Welsh
Bell Company
Iseman
Lawrence County Medical Society
New Castle
May Unite d Offices
Elwood City officials consider merging the offices of pure food inspector health officer and weights and measures sealer to save salary costs. Burgess Cunningham proposed combining duties to attract a qualified man, with a plan to appoint the food inspector later and seek an ordinance for the weights and measures post. Negotiations continue among council members with mixed views on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood City News Co
Ellwood City
Burgess Cunningham
J. T. Mechlin
Burress
Young Lafayette Faure Recovers From Amputated Leg
Lafayette Faure, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Faure of the west end, was a victim of a Baltimore and Ohio railroad accident that required amputation. He is recovering rapidly and likely to leave the hospital in a few days after a brave battle against potential complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Faure
Peter Faure
West End
Baltimore and Ohio
Johnson aids New Castle G A R drum corps in Bible class parade
T W Johnson of this city assisted the New Castle G A R drum corps in the parade of the Organized Adult Bible classes at New Castle Friday evening. He was invited to play due to a shortage of fifers in the county seat for the event.
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T. W. Johnson
New Castle
City Endures Late Summer Heat Wave
Residents endured a scorching Friday as thermometers climbed near 94 degrees, the hottest day in many moons. The sudden heat wave left the city baking as temperatures surpassed typical summer days.
Inventor Killed by Own Soil Mixing Machine
Chicago June 7 John Lenik longtime inventor of an electrical soil mixing machine died at Pohlman Brothers Co florists plant when misjudging the current he left the machine on and was electrocuted as he prepared to move it to a flower field the device promised to do the work of ten gardeners and was expected to make him wealthy
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National News Association
Chicago
John Lenik
Pohlman Brothers & Co
Lenik
Mothers' pension bills pending in fourteen states
A wave of mothers' pension bills remains under consideration across fourteen states. Legislatures debate eligibility, funding, and administration as social welfare programs face renewed scrutiny and calls for expansion.
Tomorrow's Pulpit Topics
A long list of church services and event plans for Sunday across denominations. United Presbyterian led by J Elmer Campbell. Fifth Avenue and town churches host sermons on themes from divine presence to human virtue. schedules include Sunday school, baptisms, communion and youth programs with ministers like S C Gamble and J L Grimm. Also Christian Science and Spiritualist services noted.
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U. P
R. L. Lanning
S. C. Gamble
Christian Science Society
Wallace
Washington and
Jefferson Sts
Third United Presbyterian
J. Elmer Campbell
First Spiritualist Church
McGoun Hall
East
Washington Street
Ida Howard
Youngstown
Fourth Presbyterian Church
J. L. Grimm
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Epworth M. E. Church
H. C. Weaver
Epworth League
Rescue Mission
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
J. Berquist
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
John E. Allgood
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Clemens
Croton Avenue Methodist
St. Pau’s
First United Presbyterian Church
Emma Haltworth
Martha Gilfillan
DeMoss Manning
Esther McKibben
George Royal
Jeanette Roberts
Mary Jamison
Evangeline Sebring
Long
Eunice Katherine
Elizabeth Morrow
Marie Roberts
Paul Shoaf
Adelaide Bailey
Edith Lockhart
Aldin McBride
Freda Haltworth
Edensburg Church Events and Local Social News
Edensburg report notes Mrs. H F Louden and children visit stop 32 and several residents travel to Youngstown Salem New Castle and Lowellville. Church services planned titled The Cry of the Nations and The Children's Song. Curt Webb resigns from Youngstown car barn to join New Century Co. Sam Delaney leaves P L E for Cleveland.
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H. F. Louden
Nelson Cearfoss
Youngstown
Curt Webb
Salem
D. B. Stanley
Lowellville
Celia Clark
Kenneth
New Castle
New Century Co
Sam Delaney
Cleveland
Local Notes From Frizzleburg and Nearby
Mrs Clark shows improvement after a weeklong illness. Ruby Marquis visits Wetrack. Mrs Cassello and daughter Nellie were in New Castle Thursday. Rena Clark attended a party at Miss Margaret Cover in New Bedford. Mrs Paterson of Sharon came to aid family ill in town. Jennie Clark and Sheba Miller attended Sunday school convention in New Castle. Mr and Mrs Whitting celebrate birth of a son. Mrs Whitting formerly Frances Moore of Frizzleburg.
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Clark
Ruby Marquis
Wetrack
Mike Cassello
Nellie
New Castle
Rena Clark
Margaret Cover
New Bedford
Edward Paterson
Sharon
Jennie Clark
Sheba Miller
Robert Whitting
Whitting
Frances Moore
Turkey Dinner at the Tea Cup Inn Ad
Sunday turkey dinner at the Tea Cup Inn offered in two sittings from 12 to 2 and 5 to 7. Advertisement note promotes a community meal with limited hours.
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Tea Cup Inn
Gold Coin Dominates Historical Wealth Holdings
Seventy percent of the gold in civilized man's possession is held as coin, highlighting the era's monetary preference. This figure underscores the prominence of coinage in wealth storage and circulation during the period.
Anarchy Spreads Rapidly in France Reporting 49 Raids
Paris reports alarm in government circles as gendarmes conduct 49 raids across anti militarist quarters seizing large quantities of anarchist literature. Forty arrests are recorded, and letters indicate Spanish anarchists have joined the propagation effort. The authorities vow to pursue and suppress the movement.
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National News Association
Paris
France
Albanian Church Status Discussed at Vatican
A delegation of Albanian Roman Catholic priests met at the Vatican to discuss Albania's church future. Cardinal Merry Del Val informed them that all Catholics in Albania will be under Austrian protection.
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Rome
Vatican
Albania
Merry del Val
Pius X
Austria
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P. 0
Zelienople
DR. Iseman
May United
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Quucurs
Boston
S. S
First Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
Samuel Lewis
Bible School
Robert M. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Union Baptist
Shady Side
Jas. Frye
Central Presbyterian
A. B. McCormick
God
W. M. Hayes
China
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Christian Alliance
Old Second
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
W. J. John
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Elm Street
J. B. Scott
St. Luke’s
F. W. Boyd
Jordan Botts
M. A. Davis
Sam and
Bill
Rist
Hamilton & Hamilton Building
Hodgkinson Rth
Edenburg
John Achison
J. F. Hoffmeister
M. E
Jess Richards
McKees Rocks
Richards
Frizzleburg
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
M.D
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
E.M. Standley
Gen Agt
Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Bath
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