Annual Election of Board of Trade Directors June 27
The Board of Trade schedules its annual election of three directors to replace members whose terms end this year. Nomination blanks go to members by June 20, with ballots returning by eight p.m. June 20. The 12 top nominees advance to the June 27 vote. three with the most votes become directors for three years to June 1, 1925. Incumbents G L Patterson D P Brown G F Winter facing replacement. several directors are barred from nomination. The nominating committee includes C P Dustvana L C John T A Malloy and F H Kay. Annual elections follow the annual meeting, held recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
G. L.atterson
D. P. Brown
G. F. Winter
T. W. Dickey
EB. McGill
BE. W. Beadel
S. P. Emery
Jegic
Freda L. Rentz
G. A. Rigby
James M. Srala
George T. Weingartner
Messrs. C. P DuStvana
L. C. John
T.¥. A. Malloy
FH. Kay
Flower Mission Day Observed By Central W C T U
Central W C T U held its annual Flower Mission Day on Friday afternoon. Members distributed 117 bouquets to the sick and shut-ins and city officers. A 2:30 visit to City Homes featured gifts from Rev H A Ellis F A Roever Walter Baer and John Emery. A program led by Mrs Emma Emery and Mrs Herbert Wink included Miss Mary Hughes at the piano and songs Oh Happy Day and Blessed Assurance. Connie Anderson read a scripture. Dr H A Hills spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ellis
F. A. Roever
Walter Baer
John Emery
Emma Emery
Herbert Wink
Mary Hughes
Connie Anderson
H. A. Hills Ted
Flower Mission Day Observed by Local Ladies
Mrs Ketler led a reading while Floral Messengers and Easter Basket items were shared. Grace Brooks spoke and Dr Ellis led the Lord’s Prayer in concert as geraniums and flowers were moved to fit the Mower bed. A later 2 dinner at the MCA cafeteria honored Flower Mission day with guests including Martha Ketler, Emma Emery, Laura Cunningham, and H B Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketler
H. B. Brooks
Miss Anderson
C. M. Grace
Grace Brooks
H. A. Ellis
C. W. Fenton
Herbert Wink
M.C.A
Arrest of motorist who fled collision on South Mill street
Police report arrest of Austin Holmes on Sunday evening after a rear end collision on South Mill street caused by his car cutting in front of another vehicle. The other driver Mrs. George Reid accused Holmes of not stopping and speeding away toward Division street. Officers Lynch Harper and Campbell captured him. Holmes abandoned his car as a forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Holmes
South Mill Street
Division Street
Holmes
George Reid
Neshannock Boulevard
Halmes
Lynch
Harper
Campbell
John Finch Elected Inspector on Wilder Avenue Power Job
John Finch was elected inspector on the Wilder Avenue Power job by the council today. He will receive four dollars per day. The ruby is the heaviest of precious stones, followed by garnet rapaz and diamond in order named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finch
Wes
Wilder Avenue Eower
Council
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gather For Meetings
A long list of church groups announces meetings in several denominations. Queen Esther auxiliary, Kings Daughters, Women's Missionary societies, and various Bible classes plan elections, dinners, picnics, and devotional programs. Leaders include Mrs A R Middleton, Mrs C W Foulke, Mrs Dc W Foulke, and Rev Copeland with events across churches in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Queen Esther
A. R. Middleton
Winter Avenue
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Women's Home Missionary Society
C. W. Foulke
King Herald
Epsworth Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Rowland
Oak Street
Epworth League
Paul Reynolds
Fairfield
Grace M. E. Women’s Foreign Missionary’ Society
C- R. Ivek
Mexico City
Scout Mooney Denies Drinking Charge After Arrest
Officer John Moore reported Scout Mooney was drunk and refused to move on the street at 4 p.m. Sunday and was arrested. Mooney denied the accusation before Acting Mayor Burny claiming no alcohol use, and he was told to hold the case under advisement before being returned to his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Scout Mooney
Mooney
Burny
Scout
City Parking Fines Levied on Two Motorists
Acting Mayor Burha fined H A Morrison and Henry Budzowski one dollar each for violating a city parking ordinance. No costs were assessed as the motorists faced him on the charge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Morrison
Henry Budzowski
Burha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Trade Directors
W.c. T. Uv. and
Maxwell House
Axwell
Morton’s
Washington ST
New Castle, PA
Ucalite Bible
Ucalita Bible
Dc. W. Foulke
Boyles and
Highland Avenues
Paisley Leader
Foulke
Maitland
Croton M. E
Queen Esther Society
Ruth and Mary McCoy
Martin Street
Home Guards
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Laura Young
Oliver Hazen
East Washington Street
TP. Hamilton
Misa Annetta McKee
Berean Claus
Berean Bible
Mra
M. L. Ward
Croton
Mies
Annette MciCea
John Scott
Central Presbyterian, Christian Endeavor Society of
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
First Presbyterian
Lydia
H. B. Richards
Haselcroft Avenue
Bethany Lutheran
Tig Roger Nibs
White Elephant Campaigners
Third United Presbyterian
Young People's Department
Church
Kb, Copeland
W. J. McCandless
the Bell Memorial Church
Ellwood
W. EH. Minteer
Struthers
Ression
First Baptist
P. H. Lynch
Northern Baptist Convention
Indianapoli
Men’s Brotherhood
J. ¢. Longanocker
D. W. Smith
McAllister
Direc
Tion
Gay Donaldson
Coir
Central Christian
Dorcas
Abe Kildoo
Young People’s Conference of
New Castle District
Ladies of the Loyal Ladies Bible Class
Loyal Ladies
James Cameron
Hamilton Street
Irene Armatrong
Hanna Street
Neely
Patriotic American Lodge
K. of P. Hall
First United Presbyterian Church
Ming Anna Shaw
South Lee Avenue
Mrs. Loudon
Catherine Morrow
Anne Shaw
May Milter
Alice Elder
F. L. Frankfather
Washington Street
H. H. Grossman
Margaret Spear Gibson
Daughters of Veterans
U. Vv. G
Ene
Altoona
Brown
Hamilton
Euanco One
Lawrence County
Mick Mack
Ones
Frs Ginghams
Silka
Homespmne
Deltor
Paris
France
D. M'Goun
Oxford
Herb D. McGoun
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