Eliminate Stop on City Hall Westbound Cars
City officials and C C Coulthard of the Electric Railway debated removing the westbound stop at City Hall to ease traffic on Washington and East streets. They discussed impact on fire equipment, pedestrian safety, and the South Mill street congestion, with councilmen urging caution yet leaning toward elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coulthard
P O Electric Railway Company
Washington Street
Stret
Solons
Neshannock River Bridge
City Hall
South Mill Street
Bes Lusk
William T. Burns
Coulthard
East Street
Fire Department
Norris
Burns
Neshannock Avenue
East Streets
Robert White
Dunlap
Lusk
Robinson's Bakery
Robinson’s Bakery
West
Mill Street
Washington
South Streets
North Mill Street
Davies
Mr. Coulthard
Neshannock River
Notable Figures in 1920s Global Politics and American Academia
The day’s news highlights William M. Butler guiding Coolidge’s re election bid while stalling Henry Cabot Lodge’s influence. Frances Fenton Bernard becomes Smith College dean of women. Francesco Nitti seeks exile in Switzerland over Mussolini’s regime. Gilbert Chesterton warns Americans against shifting British traditions under a wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frances Fenton Bernard
American Association of University Women
Smith College
Francesco Nitti
Italy
Switzerland
Mussolini
Gilbert K. Chesterton
United States
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Notes
The U S R C of Third United Presbyterian Church met Thursday evening with Mrs. Rouse. Devotion was led by Mrs. Thompson followed by sewing and social chat. Refreshments were served and guests included Mrs. Cooper and Catherine. Plan set for an all day sewing at Miss Elsie Gibson’s home next Wednesday. The section will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Clingsmith and the Bertha Girls as guests. Honorable Walter Reynolds gave a talk on Miss Mary Anderson’s missionary work in Algiers. Three vocal solos by Miss Loretta Lee with Helen Ewing as accompanist. Refreshments later in charge of Mrs. Beahm and Mrs. Bartlett. Meetings discontinue until next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Rouse
Franklin Avenue
Thompson
Cooper
Catherine
Elsie Gibson
Almira Avenue
Clinginsmith
Oak Street
Bertha
Walter Reynolds
Reynolds
Mary Anderson
Algiers
Loretta Lee
Helen Ewing
Beahm
Bartlett
O O. U
O. U
Central Presbyterian Church
Hazel Young
Warren Avenue
Carl Wilson
Margaret Tucker
Margaret McKee
Helen Hart
Lena Tucker
Croton M. E. Church Women Elect Officers
At the meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Croton M. E. Church on Thursday the church elected officers for the year. President Mrs. Fred Hill. Vice President Mrs. O A Rodgers. Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. G M Gibson. Secretary Mrs. William Kennedy. Assistant Mrs. Lackey. Queen Esther Superintendent Mrs. Charles Campbell. Assistant Mrs. H H Lackey. Home Guards Miss Blanche Fuller. Mothers Jewels Mrs. M E Remley. Temperance Mrs. Annie Williams. Thankoffering Mrs. H F Thompson. Missionary Education Mrs. T C Armstrong. Mite Box Mrs. John Scott. Stewards Mrs. E A Cook. Evangelism Mrs. M E Remley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Croton
M. E
Fred Hill
O A. Rodgers
G. M. Gibson
William Kennedy
Lackey
Queen Esther
Charles Campbell
H. H. Lackey
Home Guards
Blanche Fuller
Mothers Jewels
Ladies invited to flag service at Sons of Veterans hall
Sons of Veterans Camp 249 extends an invitation to members of the G. A. R. and ladies to attend a flag service this evening at 8 o'clock in the Sons of Veterans hall located in the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Camp
Sons of Veterans Hall
Mizpah Circle to Meet for Sewing Session
Mizpah Circle will meet Tuesday June 17 at 10 o'clock at the home of Miss Nora Hough 465 Neshannon avenue to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Circle
Nora Hough
Neshannock Avenue
Sunday School Council Meeting and Picnic Plans
Sunday afternoon June 15 the Young People Sunday school council will meet at Italian M E church South Mill street. A large attendance is expected and members are urged to bring friends. Plans for the July 4 picnic are under way. Rijanhart Juniors Revolve Around Sampson Mission meeting with Miss Edna Emminger in charge. A large attendance was present. Miss Emminger resigns. Miss Margaret Owrey to succeed as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Council
Young People’s Sunday School Council
M. E. Church
South Mill Street
Rijanhart
Sampson Mission
Edna Emminger
Miss Emminger
Margaret Owrey
McGregor Seeks Renewal of New Castle Taxi License
James McGregor, owner of several taxicabs, filed for renewal of a certificate of public conveyance with the public service commission, per Solicitor Rh M. White. Councilman William T. Burns questioned informing the commission about reckless taxi operation. Councilman Bes Lusk urged the mayor to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGregor
Public Service Commission
Rh. M. White
White
William T. Burns
New Castle
Bes Lusk
Three New Members to be Received by Trinity Church Daughters
The Daughters of the King at Trinity Episcopal Church will receive three new members Sunday morning after the 7 30 o clock corporate communion. The Kings Daughters, a prominent church organization, will conduct the reception, described as impressive by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal Church
The
Kings Daughters
Mrs Julita Hoyt Becomes Mrs Leaman in Norwalk
Two weeks earlier in Norwalk Connecticut at a country club she was 16 and Miss Julita Hoyt. Now she is Mrs Thomas Leaman Jr aged twenty and her husband will work as a ship builder instead of starting college. She is daughter in law of Thomas Leaman marine architect and yachtsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Julita Hoyt
Thomas Leaman, Jr
Age¢E
Thomas Leaman
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Want Ad Store
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Henry Carpor Seley
Prentiela Nutt
Bernardo
Daughters of Veterans
Westminster Guild
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Stephenson
Hurch
McGregor
Connecticut
Bud
Pers, Thomas Laman, JR
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Clark & Machie Ware
Nippon China
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Pollie Bros
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Circus Grounds Cedar & Mahoning
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