Seventh Ward and area church services listed
Sunday schedules for Mahoningtown Presbyterian St. Margarets Methodist and Madison Avenue Christian Church. Rev A E Yeager leads worship at Mahoningtown, Mass times and Children's First Communion date noted. Baxter departs for four weeks. no evening services during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
A. E. Yeager
ST. Margarets
Methodist Episcopal
Smith
C. W. Miner
Madison Avenue
Mrs Bachemer and Mrs Spare Return From Pennsylvania Trip
Mrs M J Bachemer and Mrs Nettie Spare of 406 East Cherry Street have returned from a lengthy tour through Pennsylvania. They spent most of the journey in Corry and Bradford where the women formerly resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bachemer
Nettie Spare
East Cherry St
Pennsylvania
Corry
Bradford
Mayor Ends Hydration Wait With City Water Turned On
Mayor Dick Newell urged the council to restore water to the Seventh ward fountain at Wabash and Liberty street. The council authorized immediate water service to the corner fountain. Fourteen Pennsylvania baseball uniforms with gray and blue trim were shown in Frank Hamilton’s Liberty street window for the local warriors’ season opener against Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Newell
Seventh Ward
Wabash and
Liberty Street
Council
Pennsylvania
Frank Hamilton
Warriors
Farrell
Fireman Rejoins B and O Rail Road After Military Service
Bon Mellwaine, returning from France as a member of the 308th Ammunition Train, has decided to resume his former role as a fireman on the B and O railroad. He previously worked a regular run here but wavered on his future occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mellwaine
France
Ben
Seventh ward dances at Cascade Park draw crowds
Cascade park hosts warm day gatherings with many youths attending last evening’s dances. Attendees include Miss Marjorie Frew Miss Ruth Barido Miss Marjorie Iman Miss Margaret Hamilton Floey Owens and Mr. Clare Thomas Carl Gilmore John Lichter and Geo Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Seventh Ward Girls Take 42 Cent See New Castle Trip
A group of Seventh ward schoolgirls planned a summer outing to see New Castle by trolley. They learned every inch could be viewed for 42 cents and the excursion was enjoyed by all, revealing new sights from Croton to the ward's end. Participants included Ruth McCartney Laura De Jane Mabel Whitacre Amy Walker and Glayds Bumbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Croton
Harvey Bush Returns to Westminster in Baseball Comeback
Harvey Bush returns to Westminster and to his old third base role, rejuvenating the Blue and White nine. He played a key part in the team’s victory over the opponent, sparking renewed hope and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bush
Westminster
Gaining Flesh by Drinking Water with Systoxem
A promotional notice claims that drinking plenty of water plus Systoxem after meals can increase healthy tissue, weight, and strength in two weeks. It cites a body building writer and says the remedy is available in drugstores without a prescription, noting local store sales increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutton
Hainer Drug Co
New Castle Pharmacy
Beaver Falls Team News Notes Graduation Event
Bush will receive his diploma with the graduating class next Wednesday in Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Bush
Mission travels of Rev A B Smith and family
Reverend A B Smith, pastor of Mahoningtown M E church, and his family have returned from a motor trip to Harrisville. Smith formerly led the Harrisville M E church in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Smith
Mahoningtown M.E
Harrisville
Rev. Smith
Harrisville M. E
Dougherty Corporal John A. Returns From France
Mrs. J. R. Dougherty welcomes her son Corporal John A. Dougherty home at 507 Clayton Street after more than a year in France and Germany. He served with the 90th Division in key battles including the Argonne Forest and was stationed along the Rhine at Baun after Armistice. Visitors from Saltsburg and Youngstown joined the family to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dougherty
Clayton Street
John A. Dougherty
France
Germany
Arironne Forest
90Th
858Th
Baun
Rhine
Corp. Dougherty
H. C. W., Patterson
Saltsburg
Roy Brandon
Lillian Dougherty
Youngstown
Local residents visit and clergy changes noted
Joseph Walker of Madison avenue visited Pittsburgh yesterday. Dora Barnes of North Cedar street visits Fredericksburg. Mary Patterson, nurse at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh, visits sister Margaret Patterson on Cherry street. Rev R Russell Crummy new pastor of Presbyterian church expected next week from Elderton Pa. Rev A E Yeager returns from Summerville Pa where he led services last Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Madison Avenue
Pittsburgh
Dora Barnes
North Cedar Street
Fredericksburg
Mary Patterson
Presbyterian Hospital
Margaret Patterson
Cherry Street
R. Russell Crummy
Presbyterian Church
Elderton
A. E. Yeagar
Summerville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Governor Approves Third Class City Bills
Harrisburg reports two bills of interest to third class cities became law as Governor Sproul approved the measure from Senator Smith of Dauphin. The act allows third class municipalities to provide money for city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sproul
Smith
Dauphin
Governor approves bills expanding municipal services and memorials
The governor signs laws allowing cities to contract for garbage and waste collection and to run disposal plants. Third class cities may fund musical entertainments and park concerts. Representative Wood’s measure authorizes counties to fund soldiers memorials with options to join funds. A veto last month blocked a similar but looser proposed contribution bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Germany
Austria
Lawrence Mass Pays High To End Mill Strike
Lawrence Massachusetts paid 91 919 04 to end an 108 day mill strike affecting 15 000 workers with over 1 000 000 in wage losses. Police deployed 200 officers at 76 919 04 in extra protection amid three riots and riot act readings. Cars hired cost 36 974 62 with bills expected around 15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lawrence
Mass
Ludwig Is Named As Vice President
At the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Poster Advertising Billposters association Eddie Ryder of Pittsburgh was elected president Max Ludwig of New Castle Pa vice president Thos Nokes of Johnstown secretary Chas N Vanderalice of Pottstown treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Reading
Pennsylvania Poster Advertising Billposters Association
Eddie Ryder
Pittsburgh
Max Ludwig
New Castle
Thos. Nokes
Johnstown
Chas. N. Vanderalice
Pottstown
Insurance Man Wins Prize For May Deposits And Policies
M. J. Donnelly, local representative of the Edward A. Woods company of Pittsburgh general agents for the Equitable Life Assurance Society, received $10 prize money for his showing last month. Half the prize honors led the agency in paid deposits for May and half for leading in insured for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Donnelly
Edward A. Woods Company
Pittsburgh
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Tent Meetings Now In Progress On Neshan Nock Avenue
Gospel tent meetings on Neshan Nock avenue are in progress with Evangalist J. L. Williams leading. Services start 8 p m daily except Saturday with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m afternoon service at 2 30 p m and evening service at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
J. L. Williams
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Kirk, Hutton & Co
Washington Street
Bell
Union
Senreco
NEW Castle Awning CO
N. Mercer ST
New Castle, PA
Republic Motor Trucks
W. W. Martin CO
Ohio
WM. Davies
North Cochran Way
Penn Coal & Supply Co
Pittsburg Gas Coal
E. Marshall
E. Washington ST
Seventh Ward News
Cleveland
Smith Foster Rotor Car Co
North
Jefferson St
the Peerless Motor Car Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Sever Tades
Seventh Ward Personals
Ludwig
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle and
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