Evangelist Morrison to preach at First M E Church Sunday
Rev H C Morrison of Louisville will preach at the First M E church Sunday morning as part of a camp meeting week at the Airdome Ne shannock avenue. Interdenominational services run daily 2:30 and 7:30 with singing led by H C Maitland and wife. Friday and Saturday nights at Epworth M E church.
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H. C. Morrison
Louisville
Airdome
Neshannock Avenue
M. E
Evangelist Morrison
Col. Bain
Kentucky
Epworth
Merchants Watch Mill Open Shop Debate With Interest
Merchants show keen interest in the mill workers stance on the new open shop order. The outcome of the workers meetings over the coming two weeks is awaited, with merchants in the southern city end watching closely.
Unclear Stance Among Men Discussing Future Prosperity
Report notes growing interest in future prosperity and view of the men. It states the men have not yet decided on their course and are not expressing their views on the subject.
Mrs Cubbison Visits Sparrow Lake Guests Young and Norris Families
Mrs W W Cubbison of North Mercer street traveled to Sparrow Lake Canada yesterday to be the guest of Mrs B A Young of Grant street at her summer home. She accompanied the Young and Norris families there.
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North Mercer Street
Sparrow Lake
Can
B. A. Young
Grant Street
Young
Norris
Neighbors Quarrel at Park Gate Court Case
Margaret Main testified in a Park Gate suburb case that Charles and Laura Wimer threatened her and gathered crowds near the Main home. She alleged plans of six kegs of beer and twenty men to terrorize the area. Judge Porter fined Charles Wimer five dollars and costs, while Laura Wimer was discharged.
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Park Gate
Billwood City
Margaret Main
Miss Main
Charles Wimer
Laura Wimer
Wimer
Wimers
Porter
One Lost Wet Vote in Youngstown
An anti saloon voter story from Youngstown reports a woman on Grant street locking her husband indoors to prevent his vote for wet. After failing to persuade him to vote dry she used muscular Christianity and blocked his participation all day.
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Youngstown
Grant Street
No Evening Service At First M E Church Sunday
No evening service will be held at the First M E church next Sunday as the congregation has been invited to join camp meeting services in the Airdome. The usual Children's Day exercises are postponed to the following Sunday. Rev H C Morrison of Louisville Ky will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning.
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M. E. Church
Airdome
H. C. Maitland
M. E
H. C. Morrison
Louisville
Sheriff seizes John Kerns property on Scotia Street
Sheriff Waddington has seized the personal property of John Kerns at 527 Scotia street on an execution for $25 issued by J. G. Hittenberger. It will be sold on Thursday, June 17.
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Waddington
John Kerns
Scotia Street
J. G. Hittenberger
Theatrical Promis at Airdome Shows Patronage
Wet weather fails to dampen crowds at the Airdome on Neshnannock Avenue where Partello Stock Company offers A Cowboy's Romance and pleases patrons. The company remains through the week with Holiness association next week due to lease. The Mayme Gardner Stock Company plans to open June 21 after a pause.
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Airdome
Neshannock Avenue
Partello Stock Company
Partello Company
Holiness Association
Postmaster of Fort De Soto Florida Named
Edward Woods son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Woods Greenwood avenue Sixth ward has been named postmaster of Fort De Soto Florida He is in the coast artillery at the fort and secured a $3000 bond without trouble due to his local popularity Appointed by the president he will receive regular pay and also handle soldiers mail Several command members sought the post but Woods prevailed.
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Edward Woods
Samuel Woods
Greenwood Avenue
Sixth Ward
Fort de Soto
Fla
Woods
Coast Artillery
John A. McKee
Children’s Day Observed Sunday Across City Churches
In many city churches the annual Children’s Day exercises will be held Sunday. Most services occur at the morning hour with a few in the evening. The children have been drilled for several weeks by committees and many pleasing programs will be rendered.
Special Meeting of Tinworkers at New Castle Works
Pride of New Castle lodge No. 2 A A of I S T Workers calls a special meeting next Saturday the 12th inst at 2 30 PM. All hot mill employees of the New Castle works are ordered to attend.
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Pride of
New Castle Lodge
New Castle
Rub-a-Lac Promises White Wash and Back Savings
An urging advertisement touts Rub-a-Lac as the key to gleaming clothes and clear whiteness. It scolds buyers for sulkiness over dull garments, claims grocers stock the product, and argues pennies saved on washing pay off in comfort and savings.
Marks Not Paying Alimony Under Court Order
Mrs. Joseph Marks from Cleveland tells the court her husband in New Castle has paid only about eight dollars of a three dollar weekly alimony since a March order. He claims irregular work. judge Porter orders three dollars weekly and a five hundred dollar bond for future payments. The case drew March term attention. the couple previously lived in Franklin where Marks held a post office job. Mrs. Marks alleges a rival woman disrupted their home. he denies it. She now operates a boarding house in Cleveland.
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Joseph Marks
Cleveland
Marks
Porter
Franklin
Post Office Department
Process Issued for Arrest of William Bratz
Judge Porter issued a process for the arrest of William Bratz after he reportedly failed to pay a weekly wife support of 3 dollars as ordered in divorce proceedings. The March term court order covered weekly allowance and counsel fees, and Bratz is said to have ignored it.
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Porter
William Bratz
Bratz
Notice of claim limitation by husband
William S. Hunter states he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Elizabeth Hunter as she has left their home without just cause. The public notice asserts non-responsibility for her obligations and seeks to protect his finances.
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Elizabeth Hunter
William S. Hunter
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