Westminster Activities In Full Swing at Westminster College
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pennsylvania opens its annual commencement with a senior reception on the Hillside lawn and a music recital in the recital hall. Junior oratory contest features Agnes Burton Betty Long Marie Lytle Martha Vincent Hanavan Alderman W S Grundish Walter H Lindsay and E E Mercer.
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Wews
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Hillside
Department of Music
Agnes Burton
Betty Long
Marie Lytle
Martha Vincent
Hanavan Alderman
W. S. Grundish
Walter H. Lindsay
E. E. Mercer
Science Hall
John A. Brashear
Pittsburg
Westminster
Grove City
Changes in Rural Mail Routes Here Continued
Route changes affect carriers including William J. Campbell and Hiram Zehner with mile increases and salary adjustments. New service areas shift mail flow from New Wilmington to New Castle after June 16 and modify routes linked to Moravia and Mahoningtown. Officials cite use of abandoned roads and weather challenges in implementing the orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Castle
William J. Campbell
Carrier
Hiram Zehner
Mahoningtown
Moravia
John Fisher
Post Office Department
Glasses Found Through The News Ad Recovered
Miss Annie Hazelwood of 349 Ne shannock avenue recovered a pair of glasses lost days earlier thanks to an advertisement in The News. The finder Miss Allison of 411 Neshannock avenue returned them at once.
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Annie Hazelwood
Neshannock Avenue
Allison
Children’s Day at Free Methodist Church
Next Sunday at the First Free Methodist Church on Arlington Avenue a children’s day program is planned with a pastor’s address. The service starts at 10 a.m. All welcome.
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First Free Methodist Church
Arlington Avenue
Forbes Resigns as Township Auditor
Frank Forbes resigns as auditor of Scott township to Judge Porter. He was appointed school director in 1914 and the two offices are incompatible.
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Frank Forbes
Scott Township
Porter
Forbes
Local names listed in regional notice
The fragment shows multiple individuals tied to towns such as Pittsburg New Castle New Wilmington West Middlesex Newport and Beaver with surnames Majors Jordan Porterfield Leasure O Cerell Breene Wistel Carmello Furro and McClelland. Reads like a roster or notice of people linked to locations.
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Richard Majors
Pittsburg
Edna Jordan
New Castle
W. D. Porterfield
New Wilmington
Ida Mae Leasure
West Middlesex
Joe Ocerelld
Ccvactes
Crowjor Breene -Wistel Fon
Daes
Newport
Guiseppe
Carmello
Rosina Furro
John I. McClelland
Beaver Ada E. Leathers
Replevin Writ Seeks Return of Two Horses
L. R. Montgomery issues a writ of replevin against John Crowl and William J. Graham to recover possession of two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Montgomery
John 8. Crowl
William J. Graham
Putnam's Corn Extractor Advertises Easy Corn Removal
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a magical painless remedy for corns and calluses. It promises no messy pads or salves and claims to provide happy, healthy feet with dependable results.
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Putnam’s
Social Union Meeting at Parsonage Hosted by Mrs Clemens
Fifty five members of the Social union and other First Methodist women gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs J H Clemens home on North Jefferson street for an indoor Kensington program due to weather. Associate hostesses were Mrs J E Whittaker Mrs W E McLaughlin and Mrs Charles Reynolds. Roses and peonies decorated the rooms and refreshments were served. A similar gathering is planned in two weeks at Mrs George Treadwell’s home on Wallace avenue.
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The
Social Union
First Methodist Church
J. H. Clemens
North Jefferson Street
Kensington
J. EK. Whittaker
W. EB. McLaughlin
Charles Reynolds
George Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Lavina Barron and Norman Gleason to Marry in Croton Avenue
The marriage of Miss Lavina Barron and Norman Taylor Gleason both of Croton Avenue will be quietly solemnized late Saturday afternoon at Rev. C. C. Merrill's home in Cattaraugus New York. The bride will wear a blue suit and dinner will follow for the couple and Mrs. Merrill. They plan a trip to New York and the East before residing at 1016 Croton Avenue. Barron has been a teacher in local schools and Gleason is well known as the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Barron
Norman Taylor Gleason
Croton Avenue
C. C. Merrill
Cattaraugus
N. Y
Merrill
New York
Barron
D. T. MccConahy
Gleason
C. E. Gleason
Grace Ingham Birthday Party At Highland Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Ingham hosted Grace Inghams fifth birthday with a party for children on Highland Avenue A flag themed send off and a holiday style lollypop hunt were featured Miss Minnie Zeigler helped serve refreshments Attendees included Roland Whittaker Martha Smith Lucille Smith Eugene Bailey Virginia Bailey Helen Reese Ruth Jones Kenneth Lutz Edna Sewell Eleanora Pattison Margaret Pattison Eleanor Smith Viola Turner John Jr Ruth Ingham and Grace Ingham
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John Ingham
Highland Avenue
Grace
Minnie Zeigler
Roland Whittaker
Martha
Lucille Smith
Eugene
Virginia Bailey
Helen Reese
Ruth Jones
Kenneth Lutz
Edna Sewell
Eleanora
Margaret Pattison
Eleanor Smith
Viola Turner
John, Jr
Ruth Ingham
Emerson avenue hostess honors Nesbitt and family
Mrs. E. J. Boston of Emerson avenue entertained at a neatly appointed six o'clock dinner Thursday evening in honor of the Rev and Mrs S M F Nesbitt and family and Mrs Hanna of Cascade street. Red and pink roses decorated the table and the hostess was assisted by her daughter Mrs Elzena Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Boston
Emerson Avenue
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Hanna
Cascade Street
Elzena Spencer
Miss Margaret McConahy Resigns for Pittsburg Univ Course
Miss Margaret McConahy of Highland Avenue resigns her position in the city schools to study at the University of Pittsburg. She plans to enter for the summer term beginning in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pittsburg
Margaret McConahy
Highland Avenue
Country Club Dance Planned After Supper
The Country club hosts an informal dance after supper this Saturday evening. The entertainment committee led by Mrs. David Jameson Mrs. C. L. Baldwin Miss Rachel Wallace Mrs. Robert H. Cunningham and Miss Rachel Morehead coordinates arrangements for a pleasant social event.
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Country Club
David Jameson
C. L. Baldwin
Rachel Wallace
Robert H. Cunningham
Rachel Morehead
Rice and Douglas Wed at Baptist Parsonage
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Cora Belle Rice of Oil City to Charles Alfred Douglas of Ray Street occurred at the Baptist parsonage in Oil City on Tuesday. They will reside in Oil City where Douglas is a respected music teacher.
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Rice-Douglas
Cora Belle Rice
Oil City
Charles Alfred Douglas
Ray Street
Baptist Parsonage
Douglas
Club Dinner at Lincoln Avenue Hosts
A beautifully appointed dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miness Miller of Lincoln avenue Thursday evening drew the Epecurean club. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gilfillan Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edgar. Roses adorned the table and hours after were informal. In two weeks Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burns of Pine street will be at home to the club.
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Miness Miller
Lincoln Avenue
Epecurean Club
Clyde Gilfillan
J. F. Edgar
W. T. Burns
Pine Street
Students Returning Home After East Visit
Harold Pyle of Lincoln avenue and Charles Young of North Mercer street, recent Bethlehem Preparatory school graduate, both students at Kiskiminetas school in Saltsburg, are expected home within a few days after visiting in the east following the school year.
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Harold Pyle
Lincoln Avenue
Kiskiminetas School
Saltsburg
Charles Young
North Mercer Street
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Elks Dance at Cascade Park Planned for June 21
Arrangements are made for an Elks club dance at Cascade Park on Monday evening June 21. Dr. T. C. Brown serves as chairman and the event promises to be noteworthy.
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Elks
Park
Elks Club
Cascade Park
T. C. Brown
Queen Sewing Circle Enjoys Thursday Dinner Gatherings
Mrs. Robert Graham of Chestnut street hosted the Queen Sewing circle on Thursday with a noon meal. Aides included Mrs. Richards and Miss Richards, Mrs. and Miss Allen. Special guest Mrs. Gail Swadner of Mt. Vernon Ohio attended. next meeting set for two weeks hence.
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Queen Sewing Circle
Robert Graham
Chestnut Street
Richards
Miss Richards
Miss Allen
Gail Swadner
Mt. Vernon
Miss Fitch Guests of Mr and Mrs Butler in Jefferson Street
Miss France Fitch of New York is the guest of Mr and Mrs B F Butler of North Jefferson street and will remain until Saturday when she departs for Chicago.
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France Fitch
New York
B. F. Butler
North Jefferson Street
Chicago
Mrs S D Pearson Family Headed to Geneva on the Lake
Mrs S D Pearson and her children, with Mrs Myra Strunk, will spend several weeks in Geneva on the Lake after traveling from West Grant Street.
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Geneva-on-the-Lake
S. D. Pearson
West Grant Street
Audubon Nature Study Class to Meet at YWCA Parlor
The Audubon Nature Study class will gather Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the Y W C A parlors. All interested people are invited to attend regardless of membership.
Glenlock Girls to Meet at Mrs McNees Home
The Glenlock Girls will meet tonight at 502 Florence Avenue the home of Mrs M E McNees for a scheduled gathering.
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Glenlock Girls
Ninety Nine Young Folk Graduated
The event recalls a commencement with speeches by Clarence Powell on Our City and Helen Rodgers on Our Mother Tongue. Glenn Lemon delivered prize essays on France and the American Revolution, with Miss Nell Whitla and George Richardson performing. The program featured vocal and violin solos, a D A R prize presentation, and diplomas by President John Taggart Sr. The list of graduates spans numerous names across academic and commercial classes, with awards and certificates to follow.
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Clarence Powell
Helen Rodgers
Glenn Lemon
France
Nell Whitla
George Richardson
G. A. Dickson
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
John Taggart, Sr
J. H. Clemens
H. J. Whalen
Ella Allgood
Helen Adele Kyle Allerton
Grace Leila Aubel
Gula
Beatrice Lorain Bauder
Eva _ Beryl Beighley
Rosena
Gertrude Blau
Gertrude Lorene Brown
Agnes Barbara Conrad
Frances’ Elizabeth Coxe
Jean Lucile Davison
Margaret Isabelle Duff
Dorothy Edmunds
Ruth Estelle Elgar
Gladys Bess Frethy
Ruth Anna _ Fulkerson
Eleanor S. Galbraith
Mary Smith Gregory
Harriet Lillian Harris
Marjorie Belle House
Flora Jane Hunter
Katherine Kirk
Ethel Mae Kaufman
Hattie Bell Lamoree
Helen Johanna Lewis
Fannie Margaret Love
Eleanor Marshall
Jennie Gertrude Martin
Christina Hunter Mathieson
Catherine May Matthews
Julia Elizabeth Miller
Mary Elizabeth McBride
Ruth Geneva McCleary
Grace Leonore McCabe
Grace Jane McFate
June Norris
Mary Megrail Owens
Evelyn Adeline Phillips
Charlotte Geneseve Rhodes
Marjorie Agnes Rhodes
Mildred Mary Roberts
Alice Claire Robinson
Helena Marie Rodgers
Helen Claire Ryan
Lillian Helen Sarver
Catherine Hannorah Scanlon
Margaret Marie Shoaf
Gladys Miriam Slough
Elizabeth Lyndall Smith
Gula Louise Welch
Frances Bowlby Whalen
Sara White
Nell
John Ralph Toepfer
James Putnam Toler
Joseph Franklin Wadsworth
Iwi
Wilson And Berlin Diplomatic Note Seen With Cautious Hope
The second Wilson note earns favorable initial reaction in Washington. It asserts fair demand for freedom of the seas and safe American rights while offering to aid in German-British talks to end the broad war. Bryan’s resignation colors interpretation of tone as firmer than language suggests.
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Washington
Bryan
Germany
Lusitania
Great Britain
United States
Tae
Nate
Note to Germany Seen as Firm Yet Diplomatic
The note to Germany is viewed as firm but diplomatic, offering Germany a chance to preserve friendly U S relations. Officials see no outright threat of rupture and expect tension only if Germany refuses to give assurances. If that happens, severance of diplomatic relations is considered likely.
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Germany
United States
Dimatic
Pt Low
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World Film Corporation Presents
United Keanoeph Film Mfg. Co. Fairfax
James Keane Eaturing
Carlotta de Felice
Gram
Free Methodist
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George W. Dawson
International Press
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Harry Ludwig Allen
Thelma Vivian Camblin
Montgomery Boyd
Alta Roberta Estep
Arthur Joseph Daly
Mamie Louise McCart
William Edward Fitzmaurice
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Margaret Eliza Moore
George Hamilton McCulla
Eva Marguerite Pratt
Clyde James Nicholson
Katherine Christina Timm
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Julia Frances Sullivan
George Thomas Ryan
Mabel Margaret Wharton
Frances Dorothy Vatter
Kline Hammond Stiver
Margaret Thorn
Mary Margaret Shaw
David Clinton Young
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Sam H. McGoun
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W. F. Dufford & Co
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New Castle Electric Co
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