YWCA Cafeteria Reports Successful Year and Growth
The YWCA cafeteria under Mrs. W. Sek records 185252 meals served with nineteen workers and updated equipment. Receipts total 88071.75 while expenditures reach 67643.03 418.76. A new women’s lunch room opened Novem ber year end notes volunteer beginnings and church support from Bethany Lutheran First Presbyterian Central Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Second United Third United Presbyterian Highland United Methodist Grace Methodist.
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Ww. W. Sek
Eifty
Bethany Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian
Second United, Presbyterian
Third United Presbyterian
Highland United Presbyte
Princeton News Notes and Local Crafting Updates
Princeton residents report Mrs. Sara Jane Stitkie recovering well after illness. Frank Cline enlists for painting work at J. B. Myers buildings in New Castle. Mr and Mrs John White and Hazel Blair guests of Mr and Mrs J A Blair. Services planned at Princeton church Sunday morning with a visiting preacher. Hermon church to hold afternoon service. Mr and Mrs Harry Eckelberger and Eleanor of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Albert Trusell. A Princeton Teapeck game drew interest. Princeton won six to none. Eliwood City visitors included Mr and Mrs Howard Kildoo and daughter. J C Syling and Fra Houk visited Myers home Friday. Local roads between Princeton and New Castle improved. telegraph poles being painted. Farmers expect fruit despite frost. outlook shows a fairly good yield.
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Sara Jane Stitkie
Frank Cline
New Castle
J. B. Myers
John White
Hazel
J. A. Blair
Princeton Church
Liveluck
Hermon
Harry Eckelberger
Eleanor
New Castlie
Albert Trusell
Princeton
Teapeck
Howard Kildoo
Eliwood City
Diverse Local Notes From Princeton Area
A crop of apples peaches pears plums and crapes and berries appears at the Fairview school house with an ice cream and strawberry supper. Dorothy Cook is reported sick. Frank Brader sold his store house and lot to Ed Eckert. Mr and Mrs Charles Riney of Eastbrook were callers in Princeton. The cradle roll meeting of Slippery Rock district was at Center U P church June 5 with Mrs Witt Lessie prayer by Mrs Gillian and Rev Calvin. Speakers included Mrs Sam Black and Mrs Gilfillan, and Dorothy Calvin rendered a local solo. Ladies of the church served ice cream and cake. Town residents Edith Brothers and daughters Henrice and Catharyn of New Castle spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Braden. Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Slippery Rock visited Princeton. Pred and daughters Laura and Frances called on friends and were guests of Mrs Margaret Wilson and Miss Mary Eckert. Princeton Presbyterian church members attending cradle roll included Mrs Grant Shaffer, Mrs G A Boyd, Mrs William Morrison, Mrs Harold Loll, Mrs Ross Shaffer and Mrs Timothy Wirz. Oliver Stickle left for Philadelphia to attend a T O O F convention as a delegate from Princeton Judge. Children’s Day will be held at Princeton Presbyterian Church June 19 in the evening. Philip Sechler and daughters Gala and Jean of Butler are visiting. Miss Ser a and Viola Stickle visit friends in Würtemburg. Violet and Jeannette Jones of Butler road were Princeton visitors. A cafe owner in Marienbad owns a unique straw hat reportedly touched by royalty, woven from straws used in drinks of European crowns.
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Fairview School
Inne
Dorothy Cook
Frank Brader
Ed Eckert
Charles Riney
Eastbrook
Princeton
Center U. P
Witt Lessie
Gilliian
Calvin
Sam Black
Gilfillan
Misa Dorothy Calvin
Edith Brothers
Henrice and
Catharyn
New Cnaire
Ross Shaffer
Timothy Wirz
Oliver Stickle
Phiadelphia
Princeton Presbyterian
Philip Sechler
Gala and
Jean
Butler
Hol "Seehler
Sera
Viola Stickle
Wurtemburg
Violet
Jeannette Jones
Butler Road
Changing World Health Claim About Mayr's Remedy
A reader testifies to stomach trouble cure claims citing Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad touts removal of intestinal buildup and inflammation, including appendicitis, with one dose promising satisfaction or money back. Distributed by McKee's and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
McKee
Grand Jury Returns True Bills In Early Morning Session
First grand jury results presented to Judge Emery list true bills in Commonwealth cases including larcony liquor sale breaking and entering and burglary. True bills for William O Hare Clarence Campbell Charles Stoltz and others. several indictments marked not a true bill and costs ordered in impersonation and assault cases.
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Emery
Commonwealth Vy
Larcony
Commonwealth Va
Pete Lapage
Commonwealth
William O' Hare
James Rodgers
Leopold
Clarance Campbell
Ballee
Ralph A. George
Samuel Cartoleno
Charles Stoltz
C. &. Watkins
William Clementi
Alex Dezelzbin
Walter Kuchorski
Lawrence Equily
Lawrence County Delegates to Caledon Camp Named
Thirteen of sixteen Lawrence County girls bound for state Caledon camp June 27 to July 11 have been chosen with three county Young People officers added. District delegates listed include New Castle Jana Raynham Ruth Shafer Martha McGil Bernice McWilliams, Ellwood Abigail Gresnwall Letitia Brown, Bestrice Sarver, Wampum Margaret McClelland, Plain Grove Mildred McClelland, Pulaski Lenora Chapin, Wilmington Dorothy Kirkbride Mahoning Marian Griffiths. County supt Mrs G H Mcholland says a few gifts may enter Erie County Camp at Caledon in August with same program as state camp. others may enroll for Wii county conference later.
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Lawrence County
Caledon
Dorothy Rubel
New Castle
Josephine Humphrey
Diwood City
Sylvia Shaffer
Enon Valley
Mahoniagistrict
Jana Raynham
Ruth Shaffer
Martha McGil
Bernice McWiams
Witzabeth Hopkins
Ellbwood
Abigail Gresnwall
Letitia Brown
Bestrice Sarver
Wampum
Margaret McClelland
Plain Grove
Mildred McClelland
Pulaski
Lenora Chapin
Wilmington
Dorothy Kirkbride
Mahoning
Marian Griffiths
G. H. Mcholland
Erie County
Mra
Milholland
Westminster delegates named for Silver Bay conference
Westminster college will send Stillman Foster John Miner William Anderson M E Nesbitt John Hunter and others to a ten day Young Men's Christian Association conference at Silver Bay New York starting June 26 The article notes the global tally of matches struck each minute as context for a separate line.
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Wilmington
Westminster
Silver Bay
N. Y
Stillman Foster
John Miner
William Anderson
M. E. Nesbitt
John Hunter
No Trouble to Keep Skin Free From Hairs
A beauty column promotes a depilatory paste using fresh delatone powder mixed with water. The paste is applied for 2 to 3 minutes then rubbed off and washed to remove hair without blemish. Caution urged to obtain genuine delatone and mix fresh as needed.
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Rian
First Methodist
Grace Methodist
J.C. B.douthelt
Charles T. Metzler CO
Saini
Shriner
Metzler
Gitta
Marienbad
Europe
New Castle Concrete Co
Johnston Building
Pennsylvania Ave
Grand
Beven
Bille
Camp Caledon
Washington Street
Dans
Dans Place
West
Madras
Raleigh Union
Rall
Balbrigman
Menta Work
Sre
Jen
Loxtra
America
Nuthiede Union
Oys
Boys’ Athletic Union
Athletic Union
Inca
Erie
Braddock
Cleveland
Warren
Akron
Ohio
E. Washington St
Naimsook
Taffeta
Duvetyne
East Washington Street
M. J. Donnelly
Mercer St
New Castle, Pa
Clark & Mackie
Fred D. March
Shaw
Water &T
Bell
City
Mity
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