Abandoned Bell Telephone Auto Found
A Bell Telephone Company car from Youngstown stolen Tuesday was found abandoned on the Macadam road between this city and Harlansburg yesterday afternoon. The vehicle, with Bell Telephone markings erased and part of the license number painted over, was located about five miles from town. Investigators have secured leads identifying the suspected thief.
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Bell Telephone Company of
Youngstown
Harlansburg
Bell Telephone Company
Governor Brumbaugh to lead new workmen compensation system
Harrisburg Pa June 12 Governor Brumbaugh will personally oversee the setup of the state workmen compensation bureau in the department of labor and industry funded by the general appropriation bill. He signed the compensation acts after review by Attorney General Brown, with a three member board and ten referees, plus a state insurance fund staff.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Department of Agriculture
Brown
Department of Labor and Industry
State Insurance Fund
John K. Tener
Linc Prices Doubled By The Great War
WEBB CITY Missouri June 12 A new world record price for zinc was set in the Joplin district at 80 dollars a ton as a basis price for 60 percent ores by buyers. This tops the previous high by five dollars. Since the European war began Missouri lead and zinc mining has boomed with ore selling for 35 to 40 dollars a year ago. Mines operate day and night and idle diggings reopen as a boom grips the region. One company has drained an 800 acre Carterville camp tract and now works several mines for big profits.
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Webb City
Joplin
Missouri
Bunches
Carterville Camp
Can Show Livestock At Pulaski Fair
Pulaski fair managers received notice from the State Livestock Sanitary Board allowing eleven footed animals to be exhibited at fairs in non quarantine areas for foot and mouth disease. No cloven footed animals may leave Pennsylvania counties under quarantine for exhibition. Cloven hoof animals may be brought into Pennsylvania for exhibition only with an official permit from the board.
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Pulaski Fair
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Pennsylvania
Burglars Visit John Gregor Home on Fulton Street
Burglars forced a rear window at John Gregor 18 Fulton street last night and took a gold watch and trousers. Family members woke during the intrusion. no description of the burglar is available after daybreak inquiry.
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John Gregor
Fulton Street
Aristocratic Cowboys and Their Expensive Wardrobe at 101 Ranch Show
The 101 Ranch Wild West show features cowpunchers who spend lavishly on clothing. Cowboys favor expensive hats from fifty to seventy-five dollars, high priced boots, and fringed leather chaps costing twenty-five dollars or more, far beyond the five to ten dollar attire of society men. The event tours New Castle on Wednesday June 23 with Jess Willard, the cowboy world champion, amid tales of extravagant gear.
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New Castle
Jess Willard
Mexico
Bethel A M E Church Children's Day Program
Sunday announcements for Bethel A M E Church with Pastor W H Truss include 11 a.m. sermon 1 p.m. service 4 p.m. Sunday school teacher training and Young People's society at 7 p.m. The Children’s Day program lists songs recitations and exercises by school groups, with performances, offerings, and benediction.
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Bethel A. M. E
W. H. Truss
Young People’s Society
Children of the Heavenly King
Christ
Jesus Name
Second Baptist Children Day at Second Baptist Church
A children's day program will be held Sunday at 3 PM at Second Baptist Church. The service features school performances including songs, recitations, motions, duets, and an organ and violin contribution by Mrs. E. Thomas and Master Arthur Thomas.
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Second Baptist Church
Lord of Creation
G. Lash
C. Ward
H. Rose
R. Hines
E. Rose
W. Lash
O. Faulkner
L. Faulkner
R. Wynn
H. Miller
CO. Faulkner
N. Lash
J. McMillen
C. McMillen
M. Fetilla
Olive Taylor
Bertha Finch
A. Rose
M. Lash
F. Boyd
B. Finch
E. McMillen
Beautiful Hands
N. Wynn
M. Ellis
Emma Crooks
Miss O. Taylor
Gladys Taylor
E. Thomas
Arthur Thomas
Local social notes from Edenburg and surrounding towns
New Castle shoppers Mrs. J. F. McCullough and Mrs. Elizabeth Mitcheltree visited town on Thursday. Hillsville guest Miss Cassie Myers and Hillsville officer Bill Edwards were in town for visits or repairs. Pulaski’s Walker Rodgers spends days with son Carl. Masury guests Mrs. Claire Hoover and baby Virginia. Conneautville visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgers conclude a pleasant visit with daughter Mrs. C. A. Mitcheltree.
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J. F. McCullough
New Castle
Cassie Myers
Hillsville
Elizabeth Mitcheltree
Calvin Smith
Walker Rodgers
Pulaski
Carl
Claire Hoover
Baby
Virginia
Masury
Bill Edwards
George Hamilton
E. E. McGeary
Melissa
Willow Grove
Walter Biddle
John Rodgers
Conneautville
C. A. Mitcheltree
Miss Clara Gaston Heads on Extended Lake Trip
Miss Clara Gaston a Shenango township teacher in Ellwood City schools left on Thursday for an extended lake trip. She will visit Niagara Falls Buffalo and other points of interest joining a party of teachers on vacation at the lakes.
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Clara Gaston
Shenango Township
Ellwood
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Gaston
Brother locates brother’s grave after fifty years
F Colum bus Knott of Frederick Maryland found the grave of his brother Frank R Knott in Oakmont cemetery Richmond Virginia. The discovery occurred during a Confederate reunion he attended in Richmond where the grave was marked F R Knott Company G Seventh Virginia Cavalry in which he served and was wounded in the battle of the Civil War.
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Hagerstown
F. Columbus Knott
Frederick
Frank R. Knott
Oakmont
Richmond
Knott
F. R. Nott
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Italian Celebration In This City Today
Italians celebrate St. Agnes day with a parade and fireworks tonight in the South Jefferson street area. The thoroughfare is decorated for the occasion.
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St. Agnes
Jefferson Street
Infant daughter of Druschells improving in Niles
Word from Niles Ohio reports the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Druschell is improving and may fully recover.
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Frank Druschell
Niles, O
Meeting in Volant Sunday for Organized Adult Bible Class
A meeting similar to the Harlansburg gathering held two weeks ago will be held in Volant tomorrow. Men from city classes are urged to attend at the First M E Church corner of Jefferson and North streets leaving at 1 45 sharp.
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Harlansburg
Volant
M. E. Church
Jefferson and
North Streets
Ben Hur Memorial Service Sunday
Rev. Sniff of First Christian church will preach the memorial service for Rigel Court No. 9 T B H Sunday evening June 13. All members meet at the Hall at 7 p m to attend in a body.
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Sniff
First Christian Church
Rigel Court
Men’s Day Observed At Central Christian Church
Special men’s meetings will be held tomorrow at Central Christian Church with Rev. D. P. Shafer as pastor. Men will occupy the choir in morning and evening services. Everyone welcome.
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Central Christian Church
Rev
D. P. Shafer
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David Nelson
Mercer St
Jefferson St
Washington St
Alaska Fur Co
B. Neiman
Mgr
Gaston Millinery
Wu ' the
THE
Star Store
Vorous
Axtell
Cochran Way
Edward F
Kurtz
Bell Telephone Co
City
Workmen's Compensation
Walla Lagle
Second Baptist Children’s Day
Edenburg
Cascade Way
Indian Congress
Sana
Willard
Aimself
Jess
Love & Megown’s Drug Store
Washington and
Mill Streets
Pers
Ben Hur
Lester’s Optical Shop
Union National Bank of
East Long Avenue
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