Playlet Pleases Audience At High School Loan Exhibit
A large crowd attended the third night of entertainment at the high school auditorium. The Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm playlet featured Miss Bessie Rosenblum as Rebecca Randall and a host of school talent in lively, humorous roles. The Doll Exhibit drew wide interest with a guessing game and two winning dolls, won by Grace Fix and Tade Hartsuff, as the crowd enjoyed performances by Oak Street pupils and Y.M.C.A. dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca of
Sunnybrooks
Rebecca Randall
Bessie Rosenblum
Victor Jevon
Alladin
Boston
Emma Jane Perkins
Elizabeth Sowersby
Simpson
Harold Moore
Marian Slough
Miss Dearborn
Mr. Howard
Jerry Cobb
Clara Belle Simpson
Eliza
Elisha
Rachel Bronston
Robert McConahy
Francis Sowersby
Mary Gregory
Minnie Smelle
Rose Rosenblum
Rebecca
Elizabeth Sankey
Mary Sherger
Howard Wylie
Oak Street
Doll Baby Town
Loan
Dolly
J. N. Eower’s
Rose
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Dolly Rose
Suessor
Grace Fix
Miss New Castle Dry Goods Company
Tade Hartsuff
Miss Dolly
W. H. Shipler
Carl Reed
Russell Urmson
Wilson Eckles
William Martin
Charles Beazel
Emma D. Carlyle
Carrie Bleakley
Blanche Shipler
Four Chicago Banks Closes Spark Bank Run and Inquiry
The closure followed a April 1 meeting with William Lorimer and officers in Springfield. Deposits plunged after word of impending actions, about one million dollars being withdrawn. Police protected bank entrances as crowds gathered. Thomas Cunningham McConnell arrived from Oberlin to resume Y M C A work in New York after plans to lead China Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lorimer
Springfield
Thomas Cunningham McConnell
Oberlin
New York
Mr. McConnell
Y. M. China
Prohibition speakers plan nationwide campaign
The Flying Squadron led by Gov. J. Frank Hanly will tour Peoria and Western states to push state and national prohibition. The program features Oliver W. Stewart Daniel A. Poling Dr. Wilbur Sheridan Dr. Charles Sheldon and other leaders with music directors and a $10,000 donation from J. W. Lewis. The campaign aims to educate and build public sentiment for abstinence and constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Oliver W. Stewart
Illinois
Daniel A. Poling
Columbus
Christian Endeavor Organization of the World
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Chicago
Epworth Leagues of America
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Ira J. Landrith
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Ella Boole
New York’ City
New York
W. C
Boston
Hanly
Second arrest expected in Ella Winter case
In Baltimore a second arrest is anticipated within 24 hours in the mysterious death of Ella G Winter the stenographer found dead in a creek at Curtis Bay. State officials question John Rice and the coroner reports a skull indentation suggesting foul play while Dr Penniman investigates possible poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ella G. Winter
Curtis Bay
John Rice
D. Meredith Reese, Jr
Green
Miss Winter
William B. D. Penniman
Reese
Patapeco River
Arthur L. Miller
Floods Pier
Miss Winters
Diary Read In Court Reveals Mrs Poss Spouse Tension
Mrs Poss testified she recorded a telephone talk with her husband in which she dismissed pursuit by detectives and said her relations with Thorn were above reproach. She described plans about a raid on her apartment and a discussion with Thorn about Mrs Bisby, a former friend, and hid letters and jewelry as detectives entered.
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Admissions and Recoveries
Gene Stockman of East Washington Street has recovered from treatment at Shenango Valley hospital and returned home. Robert Craig of Akron Ohio is admitted for surgical treatment at Shenango Valley hospital. Michael Cordone of Ellwood City is admitted for surgical treatment. Mrs Marie DeMotto of Home Street is admitted to the surgical department. John Meniencn has Sea Ratane the department the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stockman
East Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Robert Craig
Akron
Michael Cordone
Ellwood City
Marie DeMotto
Home St
John Meniencn
J R R May Talk Again and Regain Memory
Earl Iles once known as J R R and afflicted with aphasia is reported to be regaining memory and speech. Bloodless surgery used by Dr Lorenz in Germany on Lolita Armour is applied as Prof. C M Toskey treats a dislocated vertebra at the base of the neck, restoring function as a clot vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
C. M. Toskey
Toskey
Jones May Head Federal Reserve Board
Washington reports practically certain selection of Thomas D. Jones a retired Chicago lawyer and Princeton trustee to be governor of the federal reserve board. White House confirmation unavailable but widely expected. Jones is an old Wilson friend and may displace E. E. Simmons or O. C. Hershey from consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Jones
Princeton University
E. E. Simmons
St. Louis
O. C. Hershey
Baltimore
Hon J Frank Hanly to Speak at Lawrence Church
Hon J Frank Hanly former Indiana state treasurer and Illinois legislature member speaks tonight at 7 30 under the Lawrence County W C T U in the First Baptist church Ellwood City overflow crowds heard the Flying Squadron speakers yesterday with no admission and a welcoming open to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Oliver W. Stewart
Illinois
Lawrence County
First Baptist Church
Ellwood City
Co. Press
Physicians' Club Dinner Hosted by Brown Family
The Physicians' club met at Dr Thad Brown's home in West Pittsburg on Thursday evening. Mrs Brown assisted by Mrs Harvey Milholland Miss Rena MecAnlis and Mrs W B Wagner laid 16 covers. Pink and white decorations enhanced an elaborate menu before a short business session and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Brown
Physicians’ Club
W. M. Brown
Fifth Street
West Pittsburg
Brown
Harvey Milholland
Rena MecAnlis
W. B. Wagner
First Baptist Baraca Cadets Plan Athletic Association
The Baraca Cadets of the First Baptist church held a monthly business meeting at the church with reports from committees. The social committee plans another event. An athletic association is to be organized, with a meeting to be called soon. The next regular meeting is July 2 with officer elections for the term starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
First Baptist Church
Terrific storm ravages Moundsville camp colony
One person is dead and many injured after a terri fic electrical storm struck Moundsville at midnight. The storm destroyed 23 cottages in the camp colony and damaged scores of other buildings, with property loss pegged at 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Moundsville Camp Colony
Children Meet for Practice at Trinity Sunday School
Children of the primary department are asked to meet Saturday at 10 o'clock in the guild room for practice for the children's day exercises to be held Sunday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
McCoy Edges Murray in Hissing Defeat of Brook lyn Bout
The ten round middleweight bout at Stadium A C Brooklyn ended with Al McCoy defending most of the fight while Billy Murray failed to take the offensive. Spectators hissed throughout as McCoy controlled the action from the defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
New York
al McCoy
Billy Murray
Stadium A. C
Brooklyn
Altoona Man Visiting Moroney Home on Crawford Avenue
A resident of Altoona, Mr. R A Prough, is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Moroney on Crawford Avenue. The Boston Record ponders if mediator George Fred Williams could heal rifts between Champ Clark and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Prough
Altoona
Joseph T. Moroney
Crawford Avenue
George Fred Williams
Albania
Champ Clark
Bryan
Boston Record
Picnic Supper Fetes Miss Hallie Bruce Visitors
Complimentary to Miss Hallie Bruce of Pittsburg visiting her sister Miss Mollie Bruce of Crawford avenue a park picnic supper was held Thursday evening. A delicious menu was served in the grove with informal social hours. Attendees included Cynthia Young Edna Bentley Bessie Cover Irene Young Fannie Myra McBride Hazel Young Fannie Forrest Laura Brunermer Olive Rape Margaret Palmer Lucy Tyler and the Bruce sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Bruce
Pittsburg
Mollie Bruce
Crawford Avenue
Park
Grove
Cynthia Young
Edna Bentley
Bessie Cover
Irene Young
Fannie
Myra McBride
Hazel Young
Fannie Forrest
Laura Brunermer
Olive Rape
Margaret Palmer
Lucy Tyler
Bruce
Kensington Club Hosts Breakfast for Mrs. Weller at Park
The T. L. T. Kensington held a park breakfast honoring Mrs. Lute Weller of Raymond Street who departs soon for a summer away. Twelve members attended along with three guests, Mrs. Joseph McKnight, Miss Esther Grimes, and Miss Emily Rice. An all day picnic is planned next Wednesday at Muddy Creek Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. T. Kensington
Lute Weller
Raymond Street
Joseph McKnight
Esther Grimes
Emily Rice
Muddy Creek Falls
V. M. Club Holds Park Breakfast in July Meeting
Members of the V. M. club enjoyed a park breakfast Thursday morning with hostess Mrs. Fred Fulkerson and assistant Mrs. Chas. Weddell. The next gathering is set for July 10 at Mrs. C. R. Bennett’s Edenburg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Club
The
Park
Fred Fulkerson
Chas. Weddell
C. R. Bennett
Edenburg
Local Women Listed as Home
The Misses Sarah Newell of North Mercer Street Marian Wallace of North Jefferson Street and Virginia Foltz of Wallace Avenue are listed as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Newell
North Mercer Street
Marian Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Virginia Foltz
Wallace Avenue
Emma Willard School Alumna Returns For Summer
Miss Lillian Wallace, a student at Wellesley College, has returned to Emma Willard School in Troy, New York, to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Lillian Wallace
Wellesley College
I. B. Club Meets at Miss Richardson Home
Miss Esther Richardson of Jefferson street entertained the I. B. club Thursday evening with games and refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks with Miss Grace Sargent of Audley avenue hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Richardson
Jefferson Street
I. B. Club
Grace Sargent
Audley Avenue
Sixth Beck descendants reunion set for June 16 park
The sixth annual reunion of the descendants of George and Isabella Beck will be held at the park next Tuesday June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Isabella Beck
Mrs E J Roberts to Visit Portland and Seattle Areas
Mrs. E. J. Roberts of Boyles Avenue will leave Monday for an extended visit in Portland Oregon, Bellingham and Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Portland
Ore
Bellingham
Seattle
Wash
Pleasant Surprise for Elizabeth Eagan at Hoyt Block
Miss Elizabeth Eagan was the guest of honor at a Thursday evening gathering in the Hoyt block. Guests enjoyed games, music, and tempting refreshments, with attendees including Theresa Coe Mary McCarthy Dorothy ODonnell Nadyne Kane Eva Coyle Rose Hannon Essie Mac Kane Goldie Silva Plumb Elizabeth Meegan John Daly Bill Kelsh Irvin Whitman Jerald Summerly Jack Cumming Wm Johnson Sam Hynes Louis Johnson Ralph Ribbs Joe Kelsh Ray Eagan Herman Bachelor Earl Coyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Eagan
Hoyt Block
Theresa Coe
Mary McCarthy
Dorothy O'Donnell
Nadyne, Kane
Eva Coyle
Rose Hannon
Essie MacKane
Goldie
Silva Plumb
Elizabeth Meegan
John Daly
Bill Kelsh
Irvin Whitman
Jerald Summerly
Jack Cumming
Wm. Johnson
Sam Hynes
Louis Johnson
Ralph Ribbs
Joe Kelsh
Ray Eagan
Herman Bachelor
Earl Coyle
Birthday Party for Frances Miller Turns Three
Mrs. Albert Miller of Croton avenue entertained 10 children Thursday evening for her daughter Frances third birthday. Games kept the little guests active until a late hour and dainty refreshments were served with red and white roses on the table. Mrs. Llewelyn helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Albert Miller
Croton Avenue
Deaths of the Day marks multiple local obituaries
Funeral for Mrs. John Shehy at Villa Marie chapel with a high mass. interment in the village cemetery. Dean Macom, 14, died at 218 Bellevue Avenue from tubercular trouble. services Saturday at home, interment at Harlansburg. Ray, 22, died at 1503 Huron Avenue from locomotor ataxia. funeral Sunday at 1 30 at the Smeal residence, interment Greenwood. Mrs. Edward Martin of Canal Dover died of typhoid fever. survived by husband and two children. arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shehy
Villa Marie Chapel
Iowa
Hubbard
Hillsville
Edenburg
Enon
East Palestine
Youngstown
New Castle
Rochester
Sharon
Dean Macom
J. ‘Vy. Macom
Bellevue Avenue
First Baptist
Nathaniel Hazen
Winfield Macom
Montana
Hazel Macom
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harlansburg
N Ray
W. W.smeal
Huron Avenue
Mattie DeArman Ray
Third United Presbyterian Church
W. W. Smeal
Richard
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward Martin
Canal Dover
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Miss Rosenblum
Emma
Hospital Notes
J.R.R
Man of Mystery
Federal Board
Presi
Dent Wilson
Baraca Cadets
East Wash Street
Kinney’s Shoe Store
Kensington
Mrs. Shehy
Dean Ray
E. North Street
Automobile Service
Union Phone
Bell Phone
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