Credit Men Meet at Fountain Inn with New President
Credit Men's aviation group met at the Fountain Inn last evening led by newly elected president Thomas E Meber. A committee lineup for the year was named and a plan to meet with city curtailers was approved. Roy Jamison and Adolph Greeny were chosen to confer with the Water Way commission upon their arrival in New Castle. The group endorsed contracting Burr and Burns to improve the Harlansburg Trend if a reliable firm cannot be found. Lawrence Bottling Works admitted a new member to the club. Regular monthly meeting will be skipped until next September. Early Saturday several members depart for Atlanta Gap to attend the national convention including Thomas E Maher, PB Moorehean, A McMillan, and Ray M Jamisen.
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Credit Men's Aviation
Fountain Inn
Thomas E Meber
Com
Lawrence Bottling Works
Ag Tew
Atlanta
Thomas E. Maher
New Castle Grocery Co
PB. F. Moorehean
J. Dean Grocey
McMillan
New Cuatin Nation Co
Ray M. Jamisen
Highland Playground Fund Sought To Equip Grounds
The Civic Federation of Women’s Clubs has secured use of Poyles field opposite Highland School for a playground. About $200 is needed to equip the grounds and a ladies committee will visit homes in the district to raise the sum in the coming days. Hundreds of children will benefit and little trouble is expected in fundraising.
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Rts
Civic Federation of Women
Cliba Poyles
Highland School
Leesburg Ice Cream Social Planned at Presbyterian Church
An ice cream social will be held at the Leesburgh Presbyterian Church on Tuesday June 12 to raise funds for the organization. Proceeds will benefit the group.
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Leesburgh Presbyterian Ehurch
Don’t Waste Time on a Moving Stairway Advice
A compact expression urges seizing opportunity and not waiting for a perfect path to success. It contrasts a ladder of success with a moving stairway, advising decisive action rather than delayed effort.
Luckymobile Troubles At Tea House Adventure
Uncle Lucky and Little Jack Bunny dine with Miss Goose at the Tea House, ordering carrot ice cream but solid fare first. On the way home a fallen tree blocks the road, a scarecrow suggests laying fence rails to form a makeshift bridge, and the rabbits thank him before seeking passage at a toll bridge. Copyright 1923. David Cody.
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Uncle Lucky
Little Jack
Miss Goose
Little Bunny
Lucky
Benny Nephew
Ting
Jack Rabbit
Vou
Anate Lucky
Scarecrow
Rabbit
Fire Destroyed Home in South New Castle Boro
Five people started a kitchen fire at the Moravia Street home of Joe Rispall in South New Castle Boro at 3 40 am. The five room cement block structure was destroyed interior only a wall remained. Loss about 2000 with little insurance. household saved much furniture. The home belonged to John Gardner. Police note Daniel Webster quotation follows.
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Joe Rispall
Moravia Street
New Castle Boro
Omne
John Gardner
Characters For Religious Play At First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church will present Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress in four parts starting tonight at 7:45 PM in the church auditorium with Part 1 continuing next Sunday July 1. A devotional period led by Group One of the Baptist Young People's Society features Ruth Kennedy singing solo with Thelma Remsey on piano and Frances Wilson presenting The Use of Prayer. Participants include Elizabeth Lynch, Miar jorie Snyder, Thelma Modberts, Mabel Reno, Marian Griffith, Erma Griffith, Edna Smith, Mary Weyrick, Mildred Locke, Virginia Hickok, Grace Sankey, and Thelma McCracken. The script follows Christian on the road from the City of Destruction toward the Heavenly City. Roles include Christian, his Wife Elizabeth Lynch, Conscience Rev. Lynch, Christine, Pierce Craft Evangelist, Gwendolyn Wilson Pliable, Obstinate Neighbors, Paul Arrow, Eunice Wilson, Worldly Wise Man, and Heary neighbors. Music by J. W. Owens involves mixed quartet and full chorus with several solos and duets including Ruth Kennedy, Elizabeth Owens, and D. S. Williams.
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Bunyan
Pilgrim's Progress
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young Pople’s Society
Ruth Kennedy
Thelma Remsey
Frances Wilson
Elizabeth Lynch
Miarjorie Snyder
Thelma Modberts
Mabel Reno
Marian Grifith
Erma Griffith
Edna Smith
Mary Weyrick
Mildred Locke
Virginia Hickok
Grace Swankey
Helen Sankey
Thelma McCracken
Christ
Christian
Heavenly City
Mr. Zion
Rev
Lynch
Christine
Pierce Craft
Gwendolyn Wilson
Paul Arrow
Eunice Wilson
Thelma Roberts
J. W. Owens
Pan Weller
Harriet. Macom
D. &. Williams
Leslie Rodgers
Jesus
Elizabeth Owens
God
Willams
Rodgers
Williams
George Fox
Lord
Paul Weller
Several More In Speeder's Court
City building session led by Mayor Fred L. Rentz fines totaling 8 dollars for speeding violations on May 28 between 11:45 p.m. and 12:13 a.m. Officers McConaghy and Reynolds cited motorists including J. Waehs and others. several paid fines and costs, while Fred Davis and Washburn Crosby were cited to appear.
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Fred L. Rentz
Ford
William McConaghy
J. Waehs
H.M. Reynolds
Wilemington Avenue
Sam Klafter
F. L. Runkle
Arthur Middleton
Carl Richards
Community Laundry
Walter ©. Withers
Ralph Grolefund
Iver M. Richards
Daniel Linn
W. G. Davis
Fred Davis
Washburn Crosby Company
T. L. Clark
North Mill Street
Presbytery Meets at Central Presbyterian Tuesday
Shenango Presbytery will hold a session at Central Presbyterian Church on Tuesday June 12 with morning and afternoon meetings. The morning session starts at 10 oclock and continues into the afternoon.
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Shenango Presbytery
Central Presbyterian Church
Religious Circle Notices Include Meetings and Events
In Religious and Fraternal Circles Sunday sermons are set in Coal Town and Euclid Avenue churches with morning, afternoon, and evening evangelistic meetings and Sunday schools. Dorcas Class at Central Christian to hold Thursday session at Mrs Edna Wilcox home Cumberland Avenue. a bake sale is planned for June 13 at Cascade Park. Mother's Class of Maitland Memorial P M Church to meet Monday at 7 30 at Mrs G B Tate's 40 Franklin Avenue.
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Groanwood M. i
Ruasa
Coaltown
M. i
Euclid Avenue
Sam Maitland
Dorcas
Central Christian Church
Edna Wilcox
Cunningham Avenue
Cascade Park
Maitland Memorial P. M. Church
Advertising to better explain America abroad says Edge
United States Senator Walter Evans Edge Republican of New Jersey told members of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the world at their annual session in Atlantic City that advertising could improve understanding of American ideals and purposes overseas. Lord knows we need a better understanding with our friends overseas he added.
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America
United States
Walter Evans Edge
New Jersey
Associated Advertising Clubs
Atlantic City
Attorney Fined On Parking Charge
Edawin KK Logan, attorney, appeared at police court this morning to contest a parking charge. He admitted he parked more than an hour and a half on Washington street and paid the minimum fine, being a first offense, and departed in peace.
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Edawin KK. Logan
Washington Street
Diplomatic Burglar Says He Prefers Arbitration
The burglar faces a revolver held by a householder who asks for his defense. He replies with a wry line that after considering the situation he is inclined toward a policy of arbitration.
Are You Preparing For Future Needs
A fragment-like plea asserts sacrifice today for tomorrow's safety and the gospel of work. It extols thrift and the creation of a treasure house to aid loved ones in adversity, contrasting with heedless spending. The speaker identifies as people who love community and future security.
Peruvian Balsam Myth Debunked by Salvadorean Coast
The text asserts Peruvian balsam, famed worldwide for its properties, actually does not originate in Peru. It states the resin grows along a Salvadorean coastal stretch, challenging common assumption and noting national sentiment about heritage and home.
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Peru
Salvador
Bowed-Off Sermon Sparks Roan Love Triangle
A humorous local item notes a girl briefly swooning over a roan horse then choosing marriage over folly, reflecting a lighthearted social anecdote in the community column.
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Yapolis
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Mr. Tolman
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Franklin
Pillsbury’s Best
First Baptist
Speeder’s Court
Frew Furniture CO
Ambassadors
East
New Castle
Foot Confort Services
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