Graduation at Croton M. E. Church
The Croton Avenue M. E. Church held graduation exercises for the normal class with six graduates Naomi Williams Bertha Wilson Grace Rohlf Catherine Rey Leah Parker and Lavina McConahy. The program included orations and a diploma ceremony led by Superintendent A C Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E. Faintay School
C. C. Merill
A. C. Alen
Naomi Williams
Bertha Wilson
Grace Rohlf
Catherine Rey
Leah Parker
Lavina McConahy
Gibson
Prim- TV
Epworth Methodist Sunday School Attendance Records Set
Attendance at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Sunday school on June 9 reached a historic high with 508 in the main division and 137 in the primary department. The Children's day offering totaled 36.22 dollars. A large crowd attended the 11 o'clock Children's day exercises in the auditorium. The First Methodist school had 544 attendees and a 15.41 dollar offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Wesett
Daughters and Patients Reported in Local Hospital Notes
Born at Shenango Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Patterson of Walnut Street a daughter. Miss Effie Means of New Wilmington returns home after illness. William Boyd recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs Minerva Patterson of Carlisle Street is at hospital for treatment. Frank Clobucher of Weaver ar to have surgical treatment. Samuel J Clark of Edenburg brought to hospital. George L Kimberle of Pine Street to undergo surgical treatment. Mrs Mary Barb of Bridge Street taken to hospital.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Norman Patterson
Walnut Street
Effie Means
New Wilminga
William Boyd
Minerva Patterson
Carlisle Street
Frank Clobucher
Weaver Ar
Samuel J. Clark
Edenburg
George L. Kimberle
Pine Street
Mary Barb
Bridge Street
High School Pupils Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
Nearly all students attend the first annual picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday. The organizing committee led by Victor Blair and Louise Treadwell arranged races for boys and girls, a ball game between Chick Mathews’s boys and Louise Teadwell’s girls, lunch at twelve thirty, and an afternoon of dancing and speeches led by Cecil Blair and others.
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Cascade Park
Louise Treadwell
Herbert Kirk
Frank Forney
Vesta Snyder
Glenda House
James Wallace
Victor Blair
the Grove
Chick’ Mathews
Louise Teadwell
Cecil Blair
Orville Brown
Kenneth Reider
Roosevelt boosters push Taft split for GOP victory
Roosevelt loyalists in Philadelphia rally to boost his chances at the upcoming Republican convention. They plan large-scale cheering and emotional lobbying to sway delegates and break Taft's solid support, aiming to secure Roosevelt the nomination with possible La Follette delegate support after the first ballot.
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Alinn
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
National Committee
Taft
Pacific Coast
Dixon
Flinn
la Follette
Foreign quartet Performs Outside Mayor Office
A quartet of foreigners interrupted the mayoral morning with a bagpipe grind organ and flute while visiting. As they departed the instruments resumed outside on East Street and a monkey performed the street show.
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East Street
Modern Woodmen Meet in Memorial Service at First Baptist
The local Modern Woodmen lodge held its annual memorial at First Baptist Church with 33 members listed as deceased this past year. Rev. Whalen delivered a sermon on life insurance benefits from Rev 3 13, and Dr E P Norris presented a bouquet to the speaker. A committee included E J Kemm J A Perry A H Millant J H Richards and E P Norris.
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The
Modern Woodmen of America
First Baptist Church
M. W. of A
Whalen
E. P. Norris
J. A. Perry
A. H. Millant
J. H. Richards
Ralph Ashton
C. G. Ashton
Charles Barnicot
John Buxton
A. L. Boyles
Edward Ellis
J. &. Edwards
W. H. Grigsby
John Harris
Robert Jenkins
H. M. Lyndall
John Morgan
John Mort
John G. McConahy
W. H. McGrew
John McBride
J. L. McCracken
W. R. Mayberry
W. R. Mehee
Frank Pfeffer
Levi Rodgers
James Richardson
J. B. Straub
KE. A. Smith
J. K. Shilling
J. B. Uber
T. P. Williams
A. L. Wilson
Thomas R. Jones
Thos. Bevan
James Griffith
M. M. Bowser
John Carbaugh
State Board of Health May Act in New Castle
Rumor says the state board of health may assume control of New Castle health department amid a deadlock on appointing a local board. The health department is described as muddled. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Peebles of Cleveland Ohio.
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State Board OF Health
New Castle
Health Department
Board of Health
Frank Peebles
Cleveland, O
Mr. Peebles
James Peebles
Neshannock Avenue
American Express Company
Forest City
Roosevelt men clash as steam roller debate roils committee
The committee hears protesters over alleged unfair moves by Taft forces in California and Indiana contests. Horace C. Stillwell pleads to stop a steam roller as Borah and Rosewater clash over chair control and speeches. Morell Moores presents Taft delegates’ case in Indianapolis.
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Heney
Taft
Roosevelt
California
Indiana
Arizona
Horace C. Stillwell
Anderson
Ind
Rosewater
Stillwell
Thomas H. Devine
Borah
Devine
Senator Borah
Roseware
Morell Moores
Indianapolis
Local Physicians to Attend Meeting in Pittsburg
Homeopathic physicians from around the world will attend the American Institute of Homeopathy meeting in Pittsburg the week of the 16th to the 22nd this month. Nearly a thousand are expected, part of a 3000 member organization representing every U S state, Canadian districts and foreign nations. Pittsburg, 75 years since its first homeopath’s arrival, remains a stronghold with broad philanthropy linked to the new Homeopathic hospital. Dr H G Dean D R Harris and B B Sankey will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Homeopathy
Pittsburg
Canada
Alleghenies
H. G. Dean
D. R. Harris
B. B. Sankey
Revered Legun Preaches at St Pauls Ev Lutheran
Rev. Legun a Jewish missionary of the Lutheran church at Pittsburg preached the morning sermon yesterday at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church. He is a close friend of Pastor Rev. C Frederick Frank and attended the Youngstown synod. Both Frank and Logan returned to Youngstown for the synod in session until Thursday.
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Legun
Pittsburg
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. Frederick Frank
Youngstown
Rev. Frank
Logan
June Wedding of Local Interest in Petrolia
The city records the marriage of Miss Alwilda Violetta Emery daughter of Mr and Mrs James Emery of Petrolia Butler County to Joseph Stewart of Petrolia. The ceremony occurred in Pittsburg on June 5. The bride has many friends here who wish her happiness.
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Alwilda Violetta Emery
James Emery
Petrolia
Butler County
Joseph Stewart
Pittsburg
Big Summer Bargains Include Wash Goods and Swimwear
A sale offers 25c yard wash fabrics such as Irish poplins and linens. Children’s one piece bathing suits and boys white trunks priced 25c and 10c respectively. Swiss embroidery yardage at 50c and 79c. La Resista Corsets reduced to 1.98 each. Peroxide bottles at 10c and girdle cords 25c each.
Highland United Presbyterian Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Highland United Presbyterian congregation will hold a meeting Wednesday night.
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Highland United Presbyterian Congregation
Car axle snaps in Grant street mishap
Ira S. Fulkerson’s auto suffered a rear axle break late Saturday on Grant street. The car collapsed with a heavy drop but no injuries occurred. occupants were shaken. A team of mules hauled the vehicle home Sunday morning.
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Ira
S. Fulkerson
Grant Street
Weller and Newton Families Visit Rochester and El Mira
Mr and Mrs R W Weller of East Washington street travel to El mira New York to spend two weeks with their daughter Mrs James M Dent. Mr and Mrs J T Newton of 506 East Washington street spend the day in Rochester.
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R. W. Weller
East Washington Street
Elmira, N. Y
James M. Dent
J. T. Newton
Rochester
Graduation at Epworth June 30
Graduation exercises of the Epworth Methodist Episcopal Sunday school normal class will be held Sunday evening June 30 at 7 45 o clock. Nineteen young men and women will receive diplomas from the school and the state teachers training department after passing state examinations. The class has been taught by Mrs. James G. Clemens during the three years course.
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Epworth
St. Mary's School to Close This June
Closing exercises for St. Mary's parish school are set for June 18 with the annual picnic planned for June 20, under current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Parochial Schoo
School Boy Records Excellent Attendance and Promotion
Paul Gibson Riley of Allen Street finished his first year of school with a flawless attendance record never missing a half day and never being tardy. He attended Central School in first grade and was promoted from that grade.
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Paul Gibson Riley
Allen Street
Central School
Flannel Shirt Passed Down Through Family Ends with Baby
A humorous tale recalls a man who bought a flannel shirt that shrank with every wash and was handed down to each child until the baby wore it. Modern laundry uses Easy Task soap which promises not to shrink and leaves garments soft and clean.
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Croton
M. E
Croton M. BE
Hilles
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Battle Creek, Mich., U. S A
Faye
Wren
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
MR. Legun
ST. Paul’s
NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
East
Washington Street
Naif
Wwes
Batistes
Navy
Tan
Copenhagen
R. S. McCulloch & Company
E. Washington Street
Congregational Meeting
A.W. Treadwell
Attorney-At-Lab
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Nice
Valley Queen
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