Exercises For Children's Day At Highland U P Church
A detailed program for Highland U P Church Children's Day includes organ preludes, multiple songs, scripture readings, prayers, welcome addresses, and class roll calls. Performances feature Mrs Chas Lindner at organ, William Wheale at piano, and decorations led by Mrs Clarence Fischer.
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Highland U. P
Chas. G. Lindner
H. A. Wilkison
T. A. Gilkey
Geo. W. Eckles
Percy L. Craig
Sullivan
John Taggart
Helen Butz
Imogene Gillespie
Katherine Wilkison
Margaret Devenny
Songz
Lyle Beecher
Jesus
Mary Eckles
Frances Sampson
Nellie Hagan
Esther Knox
Cornelia Gilkey
Maud Throop
Katherine Huchel
Margaret Brisbine
Elmer Whitaker
Mary Edith Surridge
Edward Eakin
Edgar Coneby
Byron McCandless
Frazer Lamm
Heavenly Father
Loyal Wilkison
Dorothy Gormley
Helen Ewing
Luzetta Wheale
Gertrude Gillespie
Elizabeth Wirsing
God
R. H. Mulholland
Wm. Wheale
Clarence Fischer
Orders Placed for Decorations by Local Firms
Assistant decorator Harry W. Lewis, in the city two days, reports extensive orders for Fourth of July decorations from St. Cloud hotel Fountain Inn hotel Riverside hotel National Bank of Lawrence County First National bank Citizens National Bank Lawrence Trust Co Schmidt & Fulkerson H G Miller F W worth Co Dan Mi Scotch Woolen Mills Cooper & Butler Scott Paisley H E Martin Co W Nolan Strimater Bros J N Eowers Son Smith Hutton Kirk company
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Harry W. Lewis
St. Cloud Hotel
Fountain Inn
Riverside Hotel
National Bank of
Lawrence County
First National Bank
Citizens National] Bank
Lawrence Trust Co
Schmidt & Fulkerson
H. G. Miller
F. W
Worth & Co
Dan Mi
Scotch Woolen Mills
Cooper & Butler
Scott Paisley
H. E. Martin, Co. W
Does New Castle Have a Humane Officer
City officials question whether New Castle has a humane officer. Efforts to identify the official have failed. Officials say cases could have been referred if an officer were in place and urge appointment if none exists.
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New Castle
Ind 14 Year Old Guilty of Killing Father
Norristown Pa June 11 William R Sheppard 14 charged with killing his stepfather Jeremiah McManus at Rockledge was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter Judge Swartz allowed probation The boy shot his stepfather while the latter beat the boy's mother
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Norristown
William R. Sheppard
Jeremiah McManus
Rockledge
Swartz
Sheppard
Famous Dancer Adeline Genee Marries Frank Isitt Today
Miss Adeline Genee the Danish dancer wed Frank Isitt a land agent and Duke of Newcastle partner at All Saints church London. King Edward mourning dampened the social event as the Duchess of Newcastle postponed a grand reception. Queen Alexandra gave a diamond brooch and nobility offered costly gifts. Genee may continue dancing but few years of stage activity are anticipated.
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United Press
London
Adeline Genee
All Saints’ Church
Frank Isitt
Duke of Newcastle
Edward
Duchess of Newcastle
Miss Genee
Alexandra
Isitt
Weather Spoils Aeronauts Plans
In New York on June 11 United Press reports Charles K. Hamilton’s flight from New York to Philadelphia and back was postponed due to a southeast gale and heavy rain. The aeroplane is covered at Governors Island and may fly short trips over the upper bay tomorrow aided by a new seven foot propeller. If successful he aims to cross the 90 miles in under an hour and a half.
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United Press
New York
Charles K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Governors Island
Local Notables and Residents Entertain and Heal
Personal mentions list Mrs. Robert D. Stewart recovering at the Dufford block. Phillip Frew of Slippery Rock visits the city. Infant Charles Smith ill at Chestnut street. Fred Leiby returns from State College. Helen Westlake visits the Wise family in Youngstown. Mrs. Dorrissic Gill, Buffalo, guest of Agnes Shaffer. Maude Kennedy to return from Pittsburg visit. Mrs. Lee Fisher to Shenango Valley hospital for appendicitis. Harry Jameson arrives from South Bethlehem to stay with his parents. Wesley Shaffer and family visit from Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Shaffer formerly Nancy Permar and Shaffer raised in North Beaver township.
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Charles
Daniel Smith
Chestnut Street
Fred Leiby
A. Leiby
Crawford Avenue
State College
Helen Westlake
Highland Avenue
George Wise
Youngstown
DorrissicGill
Buffalo
N. Y
Agnes Shaffer
Maude Kennedy
Pearson Street
Russell Kennedy
Pittsburg
Lee Fisher
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry A. Jameson
South Bethlehem
R. M. Jameson
Court Street
Wesley Shaffer
Pasadena
Cal
Shaffer
Nancy Permar
O. U. Girls Entertained by Miss Pearl Elliott
Miss Pearl Elliott of Wallace Avenue entertained the O. U. girls Friday evening in an informal gathering. The study of the Freedmen was continued and a dainty lunch was served.
Uncle Sam Should Take Part in Nicaragua
Col. R. G. Fowler urges U S government action in Nicaragua citing the Grace Cannon affair and American loss of prestige. He praises Chamorro's rebel forces and describes a 150 mile march from Bluefields to Managua with 6 000 men facing harsh conditions and government troops.
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Sam
Nicaragua
United Press
Washington
America
Col
R. G. Fowler
Chamorro
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Egypt
Fowler
Grace
Canaan
Zelaya
Madriz
Bluefields
Managua
Roosevelts Sail With New Dog Aboard Kaiserin Victoria
On the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria the Roosevelt party travels to America. Bongo the dog, named after Kermit Roosevelt, accompanies Miss Ethel Roosevelt with Col Theodore Roosevelt as doctor in chief aboard. The voyage proceeds in fine weather with no seasickness reported.
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London
Bongo
Col. Theodore Roosevelt
America
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit
Col. Roosevelt
Parade to Feature Uniformed Marchers and Decorated Wagons
Hundreds of men in uniform will march in the Fourth of July parade with patriotic floats and vocal selections. Local and out of town businessmen plan to participate with carriages autos and horses while decorations are required on every wagon. The route will stay within easy marching distance to accommodate the crowd.
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New Castle
Deaths of the Day John H. Henderson
John H. Henderson died yesterday at his John street home age 81 after a long illness. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted in Company F, 116th Pennsylvania and later moved to New Castle. Survived by wife, sisters Martha J. Henderson and Mrs. F. M. Weir, and children James A. Youngstown Margaret Henderson and William New Wilmington. Funeral Monday from the family residence. burial Oak Park cemetery.
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John H. Henderson
John Street
Canonsburg
116Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
New Castle
Epworth M. E
GA R
Matthew Henderson
United Presbyterian
U. P
Allegheny Mountains
Martha J. Henderson
F. M. Weir
James A
Youngstown
Margaret Henderson
William
New Wilmington
Oak Park Cemetery
Husband of murdered woman pursued across Europe
Reports say Porter Charlton and Mary Castle Charlton fled to Europe after the shooting attempt on William Craig. Authorities warn every ship ping point and European police descriptions target the fugitive couple known as Charlton Porters. Records show Mary Castle Charlton married in Wilmington on March 12 and planned to live in Frankfort, Germany. Captain Henry H. Scott reports scant details from his sister Mary and notes the couple previously resided in New York with births in Nevada and Nebraska.
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Charlton
Europe
Charltons
Wilmington
Del
Board of Health Office
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Albert E. Clay
Old Swede’s Church
Seattle
Wash
Mary Castle
New York
Mary Castle Charlton
Henry H. Scott
United States Army
Fort Wright Fishers Island
Frankfort
Germany
Scott
Mary
Judge Charlton
Washington
William B. Craig
Wolgast Out of Training Suffers Elbow Injury in Fight
Ad Wolgast suffered a displaced elbow tendon after blocking a punch in the fourth round against Jack Redmond. Doctors say the injury will sideline him for weeks and delay a planned Wolgast Nelson match. Wolgast fought with one good arm, earning a newspaper decision, and plans a months rest before a comeback attempt.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ad Wolghast
Jack Redmond
Wolgast
Redmond
White & Co Approve Castle to Sharon Electric Railway
J T White & Co of New York have approved the plan to build the electric railway from New Castle through New Wilmington to Sharon. Dr R M Russell and others formed the plan. Upon full stock subscription, bonds will be ready for sale in Wall Street.
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New York
J. T. White Company
New York City
New Castle
New Wilington
Sharon
R. M. Russell
Wall Street
Recovery Advances For Two Shenango Valley Patients
Mrs Elizabeth Andrews of West Washington has recovered from surgery at Shenango Valley hospital and returned home. J Claire Bowen of New Leslie has recovered and left the same hospital.
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Elizabeth Andrews
West Washington
Shenango Valley Hospital
J. Claire Bowen
Leslie
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Luxuriant Hair
An early 20th century advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a leading dandruff cure and hair dressing. It claims not sticky or greasy formula, guarantees to banish dandruff stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks with money back. Examples from customers in Wisconsin and Indiana praise the product and its hair restoring effects.
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Geo. W. Clutton’s
George Stork
5Th St
la Fayette
Ind
Prosperity Adds Four New Brick Residences in North Highland Plan
Four brick residences are under construction in the North Highland plan area, bringing housing options to Prosperity. The project signals a growing development push with new homes planned for the 25311 ZIP region.
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North Highland
Local Socials Note Attendees and Travel
Miss Stella Thompson and Mrs Agnes Davidson and Miss Marie Jamison attended a Monday school convention at New Wilmington in Mt Jackson. Simon Hoffmeister has returned from Erie where he attended the undertakers convention.
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Stella Thompson
Agnes Davidson
Marie Jamison
New Wilmington
Simon Hoffmeister
Erie
Undertakers
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local District
Bonter Ople succeeds New Castle to marry Olga Kantanon. Samuel P. Conn and Charlotte I. Winters listed in local marriage notices with connections to Enon and Sewickley.
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Bonter Ople
New Castle
Olga Kantanon
Samuel P. Conn
Enon
Charlotte I. Winters
Sewickley
Reverend Samuel Johnston Stricken By Serious Illness
Reverend Samuel Johnston pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian Church is gravely ill at his home on Oak Street.
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Samuel Johnston
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
City Councils Schedule Regular Meetings on Monday
Both branches of the city councils will hold regular meetings on Monday evening, outlining agendas for the week and inviting public input at the sessions.
Newbro’s Herpicide Promises Hair Revival
A vintage pitch claims Herpicide kills dandruff germs to keep the scalp clean and prevent hair loss. It asserts the product revives inactive follicles, stops itching, and makes hair beautiful, calling it the standard original remedy for dandruff control.
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Newbro
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Highland Avenue U. P
Adelaide Genee
Aeronaut
C. K. Hamilton
Robert D. Stewart
Dufford Block
Phillip Frew
Slippery Rock Township
City
O. U
Harris
Diam
East Washington ST
Walton
E. J. O'Brien
Roosevelts
Jack Redman
White & CO
New Wilmington Road
Hospital Notes
Cascade
Down East Quartette ‘Rural Singers
Levina & Nelusco
John Leclair
Juggler
Senator Frank
Bell
DE Muths
Cascade Dining Hall
MT. Jackson
Herpicide Co
Dept
Detroit
Mich
McKinley & Frantz
Special Agents
Sankey
Sale
Sankey’s Old Stand
Washington Street
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Crex
Vador
Lawrence Savings
E. Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
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