Westminster College fund nears 110000 total with noon update
At noon today the Robert Audley Browne Hall fund stood at 62 642.59 with 200 average gift. Divisions A BR G D B TM IF and the executive committee report varied totals and Mrs J Lee McFate A W Braham tied for most subscriptions while Mrs J Albert Wilson led highest amount today. Westminster Guild girls gave 25 dollars. Final goal set at 109000 by Saturday noon.
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Robert Audley Browne
Westminster College
George T. Weingartner
J. Lee McFate
A. W. Braham
Hints to Plappers and Ocean Steamship Labor
A clipping notes tips for plappers urging thrift in romance. It cites a first class ocean steamer needing about 120 firemen. Also mentions Honolulu harbor and many Japanese women workers living there.
County Convention Sessions Under Way At Wampum Church
Delegates from Sunday Schools of Lawrence County attend the 58th annual Lawrence County Sabbath School Assn convention at the Presbyterian church in Wampum. Morning session led by Robert M. Strickler. Rev A M Stevenson directs music with Miss Margaret Bender at piano. Afternoon features departmental conferences and Rev Warren L Steeves of Lima Ohio as principal speaker. evening address titled The Devil in the Rose Garden with men’s Bible class singing.
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Lawrence County
Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church of
Wampum
Rob
M. Strickler
A. M. Stevenson
Margaret Bender
Warren L. Steeves
Lima
Rose Garden
Wagner Couple Return From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Phil Wagner of North Mercer Street returned home after a long stay in the south They spent much of the period since December 18 in Florida and later were guests of relatives in Mississippi Mrs Wagner fell ill in Mississippi but is reported somewhat improved.
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Phil Wagner
N. Mercer Street
South
Florida
Mississippi
Wagner
Workers Strike Over 15 Minute Climb At 48 Story Building
Fifteen terra cotta workers on the 48 story American Insurance Union building in Columbus quit work claiming they could not reach the 25th floor in 15 minutes. The contractor refused a half hour walking time with pay. Workers were allowed 15 minutes to reach their places once the building reached the 10th story.
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Columbus
American Insurance Union
Missing Boy Found Safe At Home
Junior Smith aged six was reported missing to the police yesterday evening and later found asleep under a bed in his home at 932 Marshall Avenue.
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Junior Smith
Marshall Avenue
Customs Collections Break Former Records
America's prosperity shown by treasury figures of the year ending June 30 with customs collections near 600 million dollars. Receipts exceed last year and are projected to surpass estimates by about 40 million, aided by a Canadian border patrol increase and diverted smuggling. Imports valued at 4.6 billion, tariff around 13 percent, with costs under three cents per dollar to collect.
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Robert
Thornburgh
Enon
Jane Service
Washington
America
Treasury
Canadian Border Patrol
Maine
Detroit
Wom en's Benefit Association holds regular meeting
The Wom en's Benefit Association met Tuesday evening with 27 members present led by commander Mrs. Charles Clark. New initiates were Mrs. Ernest Robinson and Miss Dorcas Lewis. a social hour followed with lunch by the social committee. a linen tablecloth was presented to charter member Mrs. Roy Ellis, formerly Leah Johnston.
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Women's Benefit Association
Charles Clark
Ernest Robinson
Dorcas Lewis
Fred Wallace
Dora Onetott
J. R. Meek
Margaret Kane
H. H. Knox
Roy Ellis
Ellis
Order
Leah Johnston
John Headings
William Cover
A. W. Graham
Joseph Clark
Elmer EK. Sharp
New Wilmington
Roy Elliss
Harry Idleman
Youngstown
Florida Bird and Bridge Themed Marriage Debate
A playful note discusses changing marriage laws to allow four partners and links it to a bridge game. It also cites a statistic that pneumonia fatality is higher in men than women, noting one third as many women die from pneumonia as men.
Dr Mackenzie Specialist Offers Free Confidential Consult
Wreak nervous disease sick. Come for social chat with Dr Mackenzie a regular licensed physician. Consultation free and confidential. If curable he will treat successfully with satisfactory payment arrangements. Located at 115 M Jefferson St New Castle Pa.
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Ireneac
Jefferson St
New Castle
Scott Denied Change of Venue in Insanity Hearing
In Chicago on June 19 Judge Marcus Kavanaugh denied the application for a change of venue in the insanity hearing of Russell Scott who had been returned from the asylum for the criminally insane in Chester Illinois.
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International News Service
Chicago
Russell Scott
Asylum For the Criminally Insane
Chester, Ill
Marcus Kavanaugh
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Mrs Agnes Bell Aiken R D 66 and Mrs Anna Squiglie Hills ville. Discharged: Miss Helen Lapish Mahoningtown R D 8. Note warns that checking a flat tire is dangerous and action is needed if real.
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Agnes Bell Aiken
St Barnabas Day Observed At Trinity Church
St Barnabas Day will be observed Friday at Trinity Episcopal Church corner North Mill and Falls Street. A Holy Communion service is planned for 9 30 a m with many parish members expected to attend.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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Jane
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Dean Tomer
West Middlesex
Charles Mitcheltree
Ralph Simpson
Charles
Charles Simpson
Elmer FE. Sharp
James Black
J. Y. Walker
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Neshannock Falls
James Young
Grace Young
Eastbrook
John McCoy
Myrtle
Slippery Rock
Squire
C. C. Boyd
Pulask! News
Wreak
Dr. MacKenzie
Scott
Shenango Valley Hospital
Lakewood Beach
Eastbrook Road
Diamond
John D. Ring
Lawrence
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