Ellwood City Students Receive Diplomas at Majestic Theatre
Six graduates of Ellwood City High School received diplomas in a large commencement at the Majestic theatre. Rev Whalen of New Castle gave the address as Dr Iseman presented diplomas. The program featured choruses, recitations, orations, and a valedictory with seating and decorations noted.
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Llwood City News Co
Ellwood Cty
Ellwood City High School
Majestic Theatre
Ellwood Choral Union
Whalen
New Castle
Iseman
Board of Education
George Wilmer Schweinsburg
Archibald Merker Dodds
Miriam Wissel Dodds
Laura Leanna Gardner
Mary Anna Bunzo
Charles F. Frishkorn
Rev
Obituary of Edward Gerwig of Pleasant Hill
Edward Gerwig died at his home near Pleasant Hill on June 6 after a week long illness of typhoid pneumonia. He was 46 and survived by his wife, four daughters Sadie Alma Effie and Verna, six sisters, two brothers, and numerous relatives. A U P church member, he lived in Mountville area and died with funeral services held Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Barackman, burial in Mountville cemetery.
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Pleasant Hill
Edward Gerwig
Sadie
Alma
Effie
Verna
Louisa Keller
Lena Sheidemantle
Caroline Rice
Sarah Murry
Ellwood City
Tillie Magee
Harmony
George
Connoquenessing
William
Gerwig
U. P. Church of Mountville
Barackman
Mountville Cemetery
Ellwood City Sunday School Teacher Training Certificates Granted
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class in Ellwood City completed its year’s work. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mellvaine and Arthur G. Skeeles received certificates for the second year. Misses Helen Whittaker Myrtle Thompson Mary A Shields and Bessie Runyan received first year certificates. The text used was Pattee’s Elements of Religious Pedagogy.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Ellwood City
A. H. Mellvaine
Arthur G. Skeeles
Helen Whittaker
Myrtle Thompson
Mary A. Shields
Bessie Runyan
Pattee
Charles Vincenzo to be discharged from hospital today
Charles Vincenzo who has been a patient here for some time will be discharged today. He has been suffering from a badly poisoned arm from an injury at the tube works.
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Charles Vincenzo
Workmen Placing Ties on Harmony Line Track
Several gangs of workmen are engaged in placing new ties on the Harmony line outside the city and in overhauling the right of way.
Local residents visit town on various personal matters
Bob McConahay of New Castle was in town on business yesterday. J. T. Kinney of Pittsburg visited friends here yesterday. Robert McCurdy of New Castle called on friends in this place yesterday. H Rabonowitz of Sharon returned home after a several day visit. William McCandless returned to New Castle after a short business trip to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McConahay
New Castle
J. T. Kinney
Pittsburg
Robert McCurdy
H. Rabonowitz
Sharon
William McCandless
Mission play at United Presbyterian on Sudan outreach
The Young People's Christian Union presents a seven part play Christ or Mohammed at United Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening June 15. Parts recount the 1899 Prayer in Khartum and Do leib Hill receptions with Abbas family scenes. Costumes and scenery enhance realism. special music and a treat are planned.
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United Presbyterian Church
Christ
Mohammed
Young People’s Christian Union
Sudan
Khartum
Philadelphia
Board of Foreign Missions
Doleib Hill
Abbas
Special council to open bids for Fountain Avenue paving
Borough officials plan a Tuesday evening meeting to consider bids received by the city clerk for Fountain Avenue paving. The city engineer was authorized to advertise for bids at the last meeting, and the paving ordinance was passed last summer but delayed.
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Fountain Avenue
Hall and Hoenstine Wed in Small Town Ceremony
Chester Hall and Miss Viola Hoenstine were married Thursday by Rev. W E E Barcus at his home. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in Cleveland and Detroit before settling locally.
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Chester
Wm. E. Hall
Viola Hoenstine
Sarah Hoenstine
W. E. E. Barcus
Hall
Cleveland
Detroit
Confirmation at St Agatha’s Church by Bishop Canevin
More than 75 youths were confirmed Thursday evening at St Agatha's Church by Bishop Regis Canevin. Notable visiting priests included Father Regan of Midland Father Welsh of Wampum and Fathers Yokum and MacBurney of New Castle.
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St. Agatha'’s Church
Regis Canevin
Father Regan
Midland
Father Welsh
Wampum
Yokum and
MacBurney
New Castle
Orangemen Social On Diefendorfer Lawn At Wurtemburg
A large crowd is expected for an ice cream and cake social this evening on the Diefendorferfer lawn hosted by the Orangemen of Wurtemburg. The event is well advertised and could raise a sizable sum if the weather cooperates.
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Diefendorfer
Wurtemburg
Regular Lutheran Church Services With Sunday School
Regular services are set for tomorrow at the Lutheran church with Sunday school at 9 30, preaching at 10 30 and 7 45, Luther league at 7. The morning sermon will be titled Coming Sinners Welcome to Christ.
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Lutheran Church
Luther League
Christ
Bethel A. M. E
W. H. Truss
Green St
W. F. Barber
Allen Endeavor League
Solo
Divine Guidance Sermon At M. E. Church Sunday
At the M E church Sunday the pastor will preach at 10 30 a m on Divine Guidance. At 7 45 p m Rev Richardson a former pastor will speak follow up remarks.
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Richardson
Lady Elsie Laden Aboard Seized Yacht Columbia In Japan
New York society girl Miss Elsie Laden is part of a party aboard the Laden steam yacht Columbia seized by the Japanese government. The vessel had called at Wakayama for repairs near its fortifications, prompting the seizure.
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New York
Elsie Laden
Columbia
Wakayama
Wakahama
Fire alarm from Allison boardinghouse on Jefferson Street
At 6 20 this morning an alarm of fire was turned in from the Allison boardinghouse on Jefferson street. A small blaze in the kitchen caused the alarm and little damage resulted as the fire was quickly extinguished.
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Allison
Jefferson Street
Policeman's July Shooting Sparks Trial Inquiry
Uniontown Pa June 14 A Fayette City policeman John H Huthhecraft faces trial after he shot and killed two men last Fourth of July and wounded two others. Testimony by William Dull shifts to say there was no cause for the shooting. Dull admits recent approach. court may order a formal investigation with potential serious charges amid local political claims.
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National News Association
Uniontown
John H. Huthhecraft
Fayette City
William Dull
Commonwealth
Dull
Fierce Fighting in Morocco Near Melilla
News from Gibraltar reports fierce clashes between Kabyle tribes and Spanish forces near Meilla in Morocco. After learning that 1% of Spanish citizens were killed and 200 wounded in Friday’s battle, two regiments were sent to Algieres Morocco. Spanish and French troops seek Moroccan police aid with potential aid from England and Germany if short.
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National News Association
Gibraltar
Melilla
Morocco
Algieres
England
Germany
East Brook Church to Hold Communion Services
East Brook will hold communion in the U P church this Sabbath in June vend. Mrs Marion McNickle visited her son Walter in Slippery Rock Pa. Mrs Callie Miller of New Castle visited sister Mrs Edwin Sergeant last week. The MKE church strawberry and ice cream festival last Thursday evening was financially successful. Miss Mary Thomas of Saltsburg Indiana county Pa visits her parents Rev and Mrs John P Thomas here. The junior society of the U P church held its annual picnic last Wednesday in the church grove with a very enjoyable time.
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Marion McNickle
Walter
Slippery Rock
Callie Miller
New Castle
Edwin Sergeant
M. KE
Mary Thomas
Saltsburg
Indiana County
John P. Thomas
U. P. Church
Oxycline Treatment Free Offered in New Castle
The Oxycline and Chiropractic treatment by Edward Barnes D.O. offers free treatment for all calling at his office from June 16 for a limited time. No medicine to pay for. aims to help those with chronic diseases. Call at 31 N Jefferson Street for the offer.
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New Castle
Edward Barnes
Jefferson Street
World publishes humor and features in Sunday issue
Regular readers expect a full 24 page illustrated section next Sunday with Bill The Office Boy by Paul West two pages of witty pieces by President Wilson a dinner piece by famed chefs and notes on New York subway issues including a 720 foot curve costing over a million dollars Order next Sunday's World in advance for more.
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New York Sunday World
Bill
Paul West
Wilson
America
New York
Children's Day in the Churches
Several city churches schedule Children's Day observances next Sunday at 11 a m with special programs. Central Presbyterian and First Baptist list recitations songs and solos from many Sunday school classes. Bethel A M E and First Christian churches also outline morning events for children with sermons, songs, and addressed by church leaders.
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First Baptist Church
Myrtle Remley
Sara Bechtel
First Christian Church
J. Russell White
H. L. Marvin
Miss Clark
Rev. Sniff
Miss Mitcheltree
Miss Dart
Lois Needler
Louise Fulkerson
Harry Bryan
Norman Needler
Opal Clark
Harold Welsh
Rev
Sniff
Cure for severe rash claims Cuticura Soap relief
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs. O A Reason reports a back rash turning to pimples. After three weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition cured. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap 25c and Ointment 50c with free samples by mail and urges use for pimples and skin irritation.
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O. A. Reason
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Pulaski Social Visits and District Sunday School News
Mrs. D S Kennedy plans a few days at her Munhall home. Mrs C E Michael and Marian visited Sharon. The Tomer family from West Middlesex visited Pulaski. Many locals attend the Pulaski district Sunday school convention at New Bedford today. Mrs H D Ferrer and Marian visited Pulaski with her parents. Former Pulaski ministers at the Methodist Episcopal conference include Rev J C Womer of New Castle and Rev A B Smith and wife of Harrisville.
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D.S. Kennedy
Munhall
C. E. Michael
Marian
Sharon
S. S. Tomer
Jame Tomer
West Middlesex
Pulaski
New Bedfore
H. D. Ferrer
Win Cover
Methodist Episcopal Conference
J. C. Womer
New Castle
A. B. Smith
Harrisville
Panama Canal Governor Salary Sparks Debate
The Ohio State Journal questions a $14,000 yearly salary for Panama's civil governor, calling it a monarchic privilege in a republic. It notes the appointee’s ties to Secretary Bryan and The Commoner editor, suggesting the pay reflects a psychological flaw rather than public need.
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Panama
Bryan
United Doctors advertise new treatment with strong family referrals
An Ohio ad from the United Doctors institute at 109 East Washington Street claims 90 percent patient success, with families often seeking several members at once. A Xenia man witnesses his and his son's improvements after six weeks, noting prior local doctor failures and urging consultations.
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United Doctors
New Castle Institute
East
Washington Street
United Dozdars’ Institute
United Doctors’ Institute
Xenia
Ohio
United
Wm. Oglesbee
New Rebellion in Old Mexico Sparks Secession Move
In Mexico City on June 14 Gov Manuel Castilla of Campeche formally proclaims independence from the central government. Yucatan Tabasco Chapas and Quintana Roo territories are expected to follow. A southern confederation may form until federal forces quell the rebellion.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Manuel Castilla
Campeche
Yucatan
Tabasco
Chapas
Quintana Roo
Kate the Inventive Gossip in Boston Transcript
A brief quotation depicts Kate as a gossip who hears everything yet is described as inventive, reflecting a literary jab from the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
A Wonderful Medicine for New Castle Residents
A local ad promotes Thompson's Kidney Tablets as a quick relief remedy for back pain rheumatism sciatica and run down conditions. It claims a tonic cleansing effect on the system and urges use with Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills for constipation. Geo W Clutton sells both products in New Castle at 50 cents and 25 cents per box respectively.
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New Castle
Thompson
Geo. W. Clutton
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