Soldiers Are Made Voters Soldiers Are Made Voters
Three naturalization applicants who served in the U S army were admitted at court this week. Others with papers issued include Frank D Nome Salvatore Daly Charles Lombardo Andrew Fazzone and many more from Ellwood City Edenburg New Castle Hillsville and nearby towns. The court expects additional soldier applicants at the next session with examinations passed and papers issued to numerous individuals in multiple streets and avenues.
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U. S
Brinley Hughes
East Reynolds Stret
Frank Fazzone
Moravia Street
Vincenzo Cieco
Hillsville
Frank D'Nome
Ellwood City
Salvatore Daly
Edenburg
Charles Lombardo
Terrace Avenue
Andrew Fazzone
New Castle
R. D
Giacomo Gagliano
Robert T. Ellison
South Mill St
William Boyd
Leo Topoloski
John EF. Leversage
Sennett St
Gastano Cocco
Michele DiLione
James Reynolds
Wampum Band Plans Benefit Concert Friday Night
The Wampum Band organizes a benefit concert at the M E Church on Friday night June 20 led by J W Guy who seeks volunteers to fill the program. Organizers promise one of the town's best home talent events with a large audience expected to support the band.
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Wampum
M. E
J. W. Guy
Weekend church services and guest preacher schedule
Presbyterian church lists Sunday activities with 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m service and 7 p m Christian Endeavor. Rev Waite of Bell Memorial Ellwood City to preach Sunday morning. E Church details include 10 a m Sunday school 10 45 child service and 11 a m service with Epworth League at 7 p m and 8 p m service on The New Birth. Newport M E holds 1 30 p m Sunday school and 2 30 p m service with Rev W B Allison. Christin Church notes 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m service and Rev C J Henry of Pittsburgh. Clinton M E church fragment shows Sunday schedule.
Church Announcement for Service at 11 A.M.
The notice states a school at 10 a.m. and a church service at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev. Pollock.
Acher Family to Journey to Albuquerque for Health
Mr and Mrs R M Acher and child will depart soon for Albuquerque New Mexico. They plan to travel by car and friends here wish them a safe trip and recovery of Mr Acher’s health. Dr and Mrs Joseph Rhodes have left for North Carolina to visit their son Edward Rhodes who has been there for some time seeking benefit from the visit.
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R. M. Acher
Child
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Joseph Rhodes
North Carolina
Edward Rhodes
Class No. 3 Sunday school entertained at Fox home
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class No 3 was entertained at the home of teacher S H Fox. The evening began with baseball near the Fox home then adjourned to the house for lunch served by Mrs Fox. Attending were Herbert McClintock Rowland McClintock Lewis White William Seaburn Carl Allison Walter Dalton and George Zeigler.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
H. Fox
Fox
Herbert
Rowland McClintock
Lewis White
William Seaburn
Carl Allison
Walter Dalton
George Zeigler
Sturgeon Family Farewell Bid For Man Departing To Seattle
Mr and Mrs W C Sturgeon and son Paul and Mrs B T Brady and son Lloyd motored to New Castle last night to bid Samuel Sturgeon brother of W C Sturgeon farewell as he departed for his home in Seattle Washington He arrived here last Friday on his way home from France and after a short visit here spent the balance of the time visiting friends and relatives in New Castle.
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W. C. Sturgeon
Paul
B. T. Brady
Lloyd
New Castle
Samuel Sturgeon
Seattle
Washington
France
Pals First at Harris Theatre Today
Local notice invites audiences to see the film Pals First at the Harris theatre today with emphasis on a wonderful cinematic experience.
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Harris Theatre
Social Notes From New Castle and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs S H Stewart and children Isabelle and Archie returned to New Castle after visiting Mr and Mrs A W Pettigrew. Miss Geraldine Harvey was in New Castle yesterday. Miss Lucy Hickey spent Friday in New Castle. Harry Kinney of New Galilee was in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Freed Jr and son Bobbie of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Robert Freed Sr Friday. C H Butler was a business visitor in Beaver Friday. Mrs V V Johnson of Ellwood City concluded a visit with her parents FE and E Algier.
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S. H. Stewart
Isabelle
Archie
New Castle
A. W. Pettigrew
Geraldine Harvey
Lucy Hickey
Harry Kinney
New Gallilee
Robert Freed, Jr
Bobbie
Robert Freed
C. H. Butler
Beaver
V. V. Johnson
Ellwood City
FE. E. Algier
Realty Transfers Show Small Sums in Multiple Wards
Real estate transfers list Tony Toscanti to Dominico Soval glio in the 7th ward for 1600 dollars and many other moves in 4th 6th and 7th wards with prices mainly one dollar. A closing line notes a tall man being financially short.
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Tony Toscanti
Dominico Sovalglio
Wm. L. Allen
Cesare Morgia
Mathew H. Richards
B. H. Steinbrink
Wm. C. Wilson
Isaac L. Aho
Jane F. Davis
Harry T. Pearsall
John D. Patterson
Gareth L. Dixon
War on Mosquitoes And Rats Planned By Cultured Boston
Dr. William C. Woodward Boston Municipal Health Commissioner vows a city wide war on mosquitoes and rats. An army of health workers will spread oil on stagnant water to kill skeeters while a coordinated drive targets breeding sites and all rat populations with thorough extermination. The campaign aims to eliminate pests before any reduction in efforts.
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International News Service
Boston
Mass
William C. Woodward
Health Department
Dr. Woodward
Council Debates Reimbursing Auto Wear and Tear
City Engineer C H Milholland suggested buying a small Ford truck for department use rather than reimbursements for his automobile wear and tear. He preferred a monetary payment if reimbursement was required, as gasoline and oil would revert to a method council had eliminated. No action was taken by the council.
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Whaley
C. H. Milholland
Milholland
Council
Vice President Delivers Address at W and J Commencement
The Stockdale Foundation invited Vice President Marshall to speak at the W and J commencement. Local attendees note the topic mirrored a past sermon by Dr W W Sniff on Democracy Safe for the World. Sniff argued natives may criticise government, but non citizens should be deported.
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Stockdale Foundation
Marshall
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
To the Wife of One who Drinks
To the Wife of One who Drinks of this should reach the eyes of a wife mother or friend of some good man who drinks liquor to excess and cannot overcome the self ruining habit let her write to Edward J Woods DB 275 Station F New York confidential information and complete victory over that drink habit.
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Edward J. Woods
New Ror
Tn Ely
Fling With Girls Costs Him Six Hundred Dollars
In London on June 7 the man who accepted an engagement ring from George William Wilkinson faced consequences after the affair. The case centers on the spending and actions tied to the engagement and ring gift.
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London
George William Wilkinson
Break in Woolwich Courtship Ends with Damages
Miss Eva Lunt won a breach of promise case after two years of courtship with a Woolwich man. He wrote he wished to break the friendship claiming he spent too much time with other girls and could not stay right. The suit was undefended and Miss Lunt received 600 dollars in damages.
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Woolwich
Eva Lunt
Miss Lunt
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