Students to Present Shakespearean Play at Open Air Theatre
New Wilmington Pa June 11 Special R W Cummings won first in the junior oratorical contest with J R Turnbull second Miss Gertrude Newlin won first in the essay contest with Mary E Blevins second Medals were awarded to both winners The Tempest will be staged on the college campus as part of commencement events with a large slate of reunions and programs to follow involving the class of 1897 and other alumni figures
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New Wilmington
R. W. Cummings
J. R. Turnbull
Gertrude Newlin
Mary E. Blevins
J. L. Stewart
W. Lawrence Fife
Clara E. Bartley
Sylvia G. Jamison
Howell T. Getty
B. W. Bridgeman
A. A. Graham
School of Music
Westminster
Waynesburg
Waynes
College Board of Trustees
Hillside
Elijah
New Castle
Rufus McKinley
William McElwee, Jr
James Ferguson
George Weddell
Charles Wettic
Kermess Dancers and Patronsses at City Event
The Kermess will feature two dances the Gypsy and the College with numerous local youths listed as dancers and patronesses. Solo dancer Louise Treadwell leads a large troupe including Katharine Fitzmaurice Ruth Woodworth and many others. Patronesses for Gypsy Dance include Mrs. W E Jackson Mrs J Norman Martin and Mrs C J Kirk.
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Kermess
W. E. Jackson
J. Norman Martin
C. J. Kirk
Louise Treadwell
Katharine Fitzmaurice
Ruth Woodworth
Carolyne Rearke
Margaret Fulkerson
Jane Whitten
Verna Fulkerson
Glenda House
Lillian Server
Reba Hilborne
Vesta Snyder
Frances Moore
Clarinda Wallace
Marlin Matthews
William Cosel
Ed Jenkins
James Matthews
William Young
Paul Lowery
Franklin Blanning
Paul Marquis
Burr Rogers
Victor Blair
Elder Wallace
Parris Shoaf
Robert A. Wallace
George Greer
A. ©. Dickinson
L. B. Harbison
Harry Wirsing
Helen Horton
June Norris
Jean Ingham
Almira Flynn
Jeanette Hutton
Hazel Anderson
Margaret Coneby
Edna Wilson
Miriam Slough
Louanna Harris
Bertha Sherman
Gula Bauder
Virginia Foltz
Florence Arrow
Mary Gregory
Gladys Conn
Dorothy Edmunds
Marian Wallace
Ruth Elgar
Ross Rubel
Charles Young
Carl Hamilton
Paul Lowry
Howard Springer
Ford Rumburger
William Fitzmaurice
Victor Jevon
Carl Kingsbury
Y W C A Receives St Peters Copy For Rest Room
The Y W C A has been presented with a pretty copy of St Peter's at Rome to adorn the rest room walls. The regular monthly board meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon. A rug is greatly needed for the rest room and appreciated. Miss Erhardt, secretary, will teach the Bible lesson at the R M B G club meeting tomorrow evening.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Board of Managers
Erhardt
R. M. B. G. Club
Lutheran Synod at Youngstown gathering notes attendees
Attendees at the Lutheran Synod in Youngstown include Mr and Mrs H G Hise Dr J H Miller Mr and Mrs Charles Adams and daughter Helen C W Herman Hess and Miss Alice Thompson The event featured reunions with Rev Fred Sutter and Miss Louise Ruidhart from Girard Pa Also discussed were budget increases for the coming year funding Roanoke College debt and alumni activities in the Pittsburgh area.
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Lutheran Synod
Youngstown
H. G. Hise
J. H. Miller
Charles Adams
Helen
C. W. Herman Hess
Alice Thompson
Eise
Fred Sutter
Louise Ruidhart
Girard
Sutter
Ruidhart
Julion
H. G. Sutter
Norwall
Roanoke College
Salem
G. W. Spiggle
Penn Station
J. O. Glenn
Irwin, Pa
Pittsburg
Passaic Man Survives 50-Foot Plunge With Pipe Still Smoldering
Adam Mikar of Passaic New Jersey survived a fifty foot fall when his truck loaded with sand slid off an embankment at the Passaic river docks. He crawled free beneath the wreckage smoking his pipe and ordered the horses removed. The wagon was damaged and Mikar had scratches.
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Adam Mikar
Passaic
N. J
Mikar
Masters appointed in divorce case Feeney v Feeney
James A. Gardner was appointed master to take testimony in the divorce case of Helen Feeney against Frank Feeney by Judge Porter on Monday afternoon.
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James A. Gardner
Helen Feeney
Frank Feeney
Porter
Robbery at Farm Aftermath Near Youngstown
Sam Holland a farmhand living outside Youngstown was attacked by three highwaymen. He was brutally assaulted and robbed, with a doctor reporting a broken jaw from the incident.
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Sam Holland
Youngstown
Sensible Women Advocate Health Foundation and Stomach Care
Health talks urge women to view health beyond externals and focus on digestion. Daily bowel movement and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are promoted as mild, effective remedies with sample bottles mailed free to Monticello Indiana address requests.
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Dr. Caldwell
Sadie Zimmerman
Gaines
Mary Benneton
McDonald
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Local social notes from Eastbrook and nearby towns
Miss Pearl Hutchinson visits friends in Oakdale and Pittsburg. Miss Anna Waddington visits New Castle. Children day planned at U P church next Sunday at 10 30. Miss Louise Parks visits New Wilming ton and Mary Patterson. Mrs C B Rhodes visits her mother Mra E J Waddington in New Castle. Mr and Mrs Charles McNickle of New Castle spend Sunday with relatives. Miss Wilma Guy of Wampum visits R A Patterson family. Miss Agnes McCreary of New Castle visits Mrs Joseph Chambers. Mr and Mrs Willis McNickle and sons of New Castle spend Sunday with friends. Mrs C B Minich and sons Samuel and Edgar of New Castle call on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Shaw of Plain Grove visit their son Frank Shaw and family last Friday. Galbreath Brothers to entertain at U P church Tuesday evening June 18. Mrs W A McGehon returns from week with daughter Mrs Calvin Lee of Wesley. Mr and Mrs R A Patterson and children visit Mr and Mrs Wm Shurlock of Wampum. Miss Mary Dinsmore of New Castle visits grandmother Mrs Joseph Chambers. Edna Allison and Lucile Hutchinson of New Bedford spend several days at Mrs M E Hutchinson’s home.
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Pearl Hutchinson
Oakdale
Pittsburg
Anna Waddington
New Castle
U. P
Wilma Guy
Wampum
R. A. Patterson
Agnes McCreary
Joseph Chambers
Willis McNickle
C. B. Minich
Samuel and
Edgar
James Shaw
Plaingrove
Frank Shaw
Galbreath Brothers
W. A. McGehon
Calvin Lee
Wesley
Wm. Shurlock
Mary Dinsmore
Edna Allison
Lucile Hutchinson
New Bedford
M. E. Hutchinson
Local social notes and church events across Oil City area
Mr Hermon and Mrs Andy Stanley of Oil City guest of Mrs Robert Stoner. W C T U to meet at Mrs Houston Rose Point. Miss Tressie Harper of New Castle visits Miss Effie Boak. Miss Edith Kildoo visiting Rev Apdegraph Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Kelly near Conneaut Lake visit daughter Mrs J A Boak. 8 S S convention at Hazel Dell well represented. Frost damaged early beans and vegetables. Princeton Baseball beats Wurtemburg 10 2. John Nelson ships wool via Princeton station. No services at Herman church due to communion at Princeton church. Bible class at church led by Mr Walker Book. Ice cream strawberry social by Herman C E society well attended. Local men discuss plans for Fourth of July picnic at Princeton.
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Tressie Harper
New Castle
Effie Boak
Edith Kildoo
Apdegraph
Mt. Pleasant
Kelly
Conneaut Lake
J. A. Boak
S. S
Hazel Dell
Princeton Baseball Club
Wurtemburg
John Nelson
Princeton
Hermon Church
Walker
Hermon C. E. Society
Local Notes From Harlansburg And Nearby Areas
Harlansburg reports Miss Grace Dean and Miss Jennie Covert on the sick list with improvements noted. Residents share songs on the Taggarts return while carpenters arrive to build a large new barn for McCracken brothers.
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Grace Dean
Harlansburg
Jennie Covert
Joseph Taggart
McCracken Brothers
Why the Foam on Water Is White
A short excerpt notes that foam along shores appears white because bubbles reflect all light. Beaten into froth, tiny bubbles act as nearly flat surfaces, reflecting the full spectrum and appearing white, while objects reflect or absorb light to show color.
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Harper’s Weekly
Mrs Stevens Recovers After Pinkham Remedy
Waurika Oklahoma and Comanche Oklahoma women report relief from years of female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ads urge others with inflammation ulcers displacements tumors irregularities periodic pains backache to write for confidential advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie Stevens
R.F.D
No. 2
Comanche, Oklo
Newton
N.H
F. A. Peaslee
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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T. A. McCune
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D. C. Studebaker
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