Funeral services for RE O Wykoff held in Wampum
Funeral services for RE O Wykoff were held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Geo King in Wampum with Rev H S Bates and Rev E R Tait in charge. Elks quartet from New Castle provided vocal selections and pallbearers were named. The body was shipped to Mason Ohio for further services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
F. M. Wagier
W. H. Murray
C. C. Cunningham
W. J. Miller
W. H. Grinnen
Pennsylvania Company
Mason, C
Wykoff
Donald
Geo. King
John King
Mahoningtown
Marilla Wykoff
Ray
Mason, O
C. Lee Horner
New Castle
Mad at paint 25 cents a gallon warns against delaying work
A persuasive message urges homeowners to protect property by painting despite cost objections. Delaying paint leads to water ingress and rot, while paint prevents damage and is framed as costing nothing if it keeps water out. DEVOE Smith Hutton Kirk Co is cited as the supplier.
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Devoe, Smith, Hutton & Kirk Co
Wayne Township Social: Dancing Featured Main Diversion
Last Friday evening in Wayne township residents enjoyed a pleasant gathering with dancing as one of the principal diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Student Lewis Cunningham to Spend Summer with Parents
Lewis Cunningham, a dental student at the University of Pennsylvania, has returned from Philadelphia and will spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cunningham
Philadelphia
Dental
University of Pennsylvania
C. Cunningam
Families Motor to New Castle on Pleasant Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James Glover Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Wagner and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grinnen and daughter Eleanor motor to New Castle Sunday evening. They had a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cunningham
James Glover
F. M. Wagner
Mary Elizabeth
W.H Grinnen
Eleanor
New Castle
Miller and Gibsons Visit Freed in Wampum
Mr and Mrs Homer Miller and Mr and Mrs Frank Gibson and their son Paul from New Castle motored to Wampum Sunday and were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Miller
Frank Gibson
Paul
New Castle
Robert Freed
Weekend visits dot Wampum community circles
Miss Lou Martin of Kopel spent Sunday in Wampum with friends. Miss Claire Cunningham visited Ellwood City. Mrs. Willis Dindinger of Sebring Ohio spent the weekend in Wampum. Miss Hazel Anderson of New Castle spent Sunday with Miss Helen Yoho. Mr. and Mrs. John Snare of Ellwood City spent Sunday with friends here. Several families including the Stewarts, Hennons, and Overlanders were seen visiting in Wampum and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Martin
Kopel
Wamum
Claire Cunningham
Ellwood City
Willis Dindinger
Sebring
Ernest E. Bates
Canton
H. 8. Bates
Crate Hennon
Rebecca
Beaver Falls
C. L. Repman
Lawrence Overlander
Homewood
Olan Stewart
East Palestine
James Stewart
Amanda
Dena
Catherine Trunk
Youngstown
Robert Little
Ella
Wampum
Atorney
James Rhodes
Mary
New Castle
Rhodes
Joseph Rhodes
Wiliam Maloney
William and
James
Robert Freed
Husband Could Not Fool Her
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph anecdote recalls J. J. Hill noting honest men while sharing a tale of a cautious farmer and wife who outwitted con men on a trip to St. Paul. The wife leaves her husband at a junction and reaches destination first, thwarting the husband’s scam.
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J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Sharper
Pittsburg
Education for the Housemaid moves Pittsburg program
The Pittsburg Board of Education plans an eight week domestic science course for 30 housemaids at public expense. Directed by the director of household economy, the effort is backed by city club women to make domestic work more pleasant and elevate its status.
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Board of Education of
Pittsburg
Dyna Mite Demand Cheers Nobel Peace Prize Value
The Washington Post notes present demands for dynamite could have impressed the late Nobel, suggesting his peace prizes were a sound business investment.
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Mr. Nobel
Washington Post
Blunt knife and leather steak remark noted
A fragment quotes a Boston Transcript exchange about a blunt knife and tough steak with a humorous tone. The lines depict a kitchen mishap and a playful response about strapping the knife on the five.
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Walter
Boston Transcript
New Castle Wins And Loses One In Baseball Tilt
New Castle edged Sharon 4 to 3 in 11 innings at Cascade Park with Colley scoring on Patchel’s hit after a long tie. Bevan Gould and Hutie formed the New Castle battery while Johnson Meyers and Buckalew did for Sharon.
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Gibson
Sharon
Cascade Park
Patcher
Colley
Patchel
New Castle
Bevan
Gould
Hutie
Johnson
Meyers
Buckalew
Italians Walk Away With Ball Game
The Italian Independents beat the Mahoningtown A C 20 to 2 in a lopsided Saturday game. The Italians hit and ran well, held the opponent in clutch moments, and extended their winning streak to nine straight contests this season.
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Mahoningtown A. C
Three Hurlers To Stop Terrace A.C.
Polk offense nearly caps comeback after five scoreless innings as Polk defeats New Castle Terrace A C 6 to 5 in a close game. Simmons and Kerr lead steals while Woods Moray and Simons split pitching duties with Terrace held to three late runs. Umpires Pardoe and Atkins oversee the tight contest.
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Terrace A. C
S. James
Gower
Flores
Phillips
Sean Ae
BOWE
Rocamo
Simmons
Kroesen
Kerr
Annabell
Riley
Brown
Shannon
J. Jones
Terrace
Polk
Woods
Moray
Simmonson
Simons
Pardoe and
Atkins
Grove City Takes Game At Wilmington
Grove City college defeated Westminster college 4 to 2 at Wilmington on Saturday afternoon in a fast contest. Westminster hit well but failed to time its hits. notable three base hit by Mercer and home run by Heckathorne. Pitchers Glenn Mercer Phythyon recorded outs and walks as Umpire T. Cummings presided.
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Grove City
Wilmington
New Wilmington
Grove City College
Westminster College
Westminster
K.ig
E Thorne
Haziwood
É. Conley
Veach
Glenn
Heck
Gant
K. Igo
Cummings
Girard
T. Rees
Dugan
P. Rees
Woods
Lewis
Pete l Joonson
Uv Rees
Holland
Dilton
Wampum O. A Grinnen
Orris
McMurdo
Myers
Guy
Boyle
Jo Miler
Travers
O’brien
A Girard
Wampum
Woods Lewis
Johnson
McMurdo Myers
P Rees
T.” Rees
Pele
Rees Grinnen
Miles
H. Rees
Brown and Harris
Girard Beats Wampum 16 to 1 in Home Blowout
Girard overwhelmed Wampum at home with a 16 to 1 victory as Holland pitched effectively for the visitors. Wampum failed to show expected form at any point, giving Girard a decisive win in the June 8 encounter.
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Wampum
Girard
Holland
The Best Tune. Nell and Eliza Seek Marriage Timing
Nell asks a fortune teller for marriage timing. The astrologer eyes Eliza and advises to seize the first opportunity. The brief exchange captures a whimsical moment in a household dialogue.
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Nell
Eliza
Stell
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Slated for June 9 1914
The Odd Fellows of the city will hold a memorial service Tuesday evening June 9 at 7 30 in I O O F temple. This year the new form of services will be used with addresses by Rev Sniff and Rev Harmon. Music by two quartets and other pieces will accompany the event as friends are urged to attend.
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Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Temple
Sniff
Harmon
Odd Fellows and Friends
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
If you plan a vacation or will be away from the city a week or longer consider having The News mailed daily. A month by mail to the U S or Canada costs 25c. shorter periods are 10c per week postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office to avoid mistakes by unauthorized carriers or agents.
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United States
Canada
Cook's Bird Wins In Local Homing Pigeon Race
James Cook's homing pigeon won the 310 mile race by the New Homing Pigeon Club. William Bonds's Young Max and James Brown's bird finished close behind amid hot winds and strong competition. Next Saturday the event shifts to Terre Haute Indiana for a trifle over 400 miles.
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James Cook
New Homing Pigeon Club
William Bond
Max
Cook
J Brown
Harry Littlewood
Homer
James Brown
Helo
Caravassos
Johns
Terre Haute
Ind
New York Aims for Clean Week Amid Tammany Ties
The Minneapolis Journal notes a push for probity in New York as city politics face scrutiny over Mellen and Westchester connections, signaling a broader drive against corruption.
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New York
Tammany
Mellen
Wests Chester
Minneapolis Journal
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J. Biondi
J. C. Maciarello
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J. Mike
F. Maciarello
C. Cialella
L. Rosso
Master
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A. Master
T. Ross
Terrace A.C
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Doutt
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Patterson
J. Marshall
Ulrich
Hunter
Odd Fellows’ Memorial
Young Max
Willian Bond
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