Mt Jackson Graduation Honors Class At Mt Jackson High
Seventeen seniors of Mt Jackson High School received diplomas at Friday commencement. Rev F B McAllister of First Baptist New Castle gave the address with orations by salutatorian Mabel Hoffmaster and valedictorian Ellen Kennedy. Frank Burton presented diplomas. Ray DeArment is principal. May McCracken assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson High School
Mt. Jackson
F. B. McAllister
First Baptist Church
New Castle
Mabel Hoffmaster
Eilen Kennedy
Frank Burton
France
Ray DeArment
May McCracken
Verna Gilmore
Florence Ehile
Para Moore
Verna Craig
Thelma Baird
Amy Fullerton
Hazel Pitts
Ellen Kennedy
Mable Hoffmaster
Mary Belle McKinley
Catherine Hayes
Donald Wilson
Robert Kyle
Harvey DeArment
Jay Fullerton
Delmore Miller
Floyd Wellar
Lewis Home On 13th 13 Months In France
Corporal Evan Lewis returned home on Friday June 13 after thirteen months service in France with the 319th Infantry Co D 80th Division. He was slightly wounded in October 1918 and in hospital for about a week. A gas shell near him on November 1 1918 while escorting German prisoners sent him to hospital for 45 days. He spent five weeks training at Camp Lee before sailing. He is in good health and glad to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Lewis
France
Mr. Lewis
Camp Lee
Lewis
319Th Infantry
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leo Lind ley. Admissions include George Adam Wes ley and Mrs Sue Kerr New Castle. Discharges list Angelo Formen West Pittsburgh Miss Helen Wilkins Volant Miss Agnes McCreery Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lindley
George Adam
Wesley
Sue Kerr
New Castle
Angelo Formen
West Pittsburgh
Helen Wilkins
Volant
Agnes McCreery
Washington St
Ex servicemen receive honorable discharges at Cap Dix
Ralph Montgomery of Marshall avenue and Ellis Bannon of County Line street after months overseas with Evacuation Hospital No. 23 were honorably discharged at Cap Dix New Jersey on Thursday and returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Montgomery
Marshall Avenue
Ellis Bannon
County Line Street
Cap Dix
N. J
Winter Avenue Soldier Returns After Honors From Camp Sherman
Frank H Grace of Winter avenue arrived home yesterday from Camp Sherman Ohio with an honorable discharge after serving overseas with the 319th Infantry He was formerly yardmaster for the Pennsylvania at Lawrence Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Grace
Winter Avenue
319Th Infantry
Camp Sherman
Mr. Grace
Pennsyvania
Lawrence Junction
Local Soldier Leroy B. Allshouse Returns Home
Corporal Leroy B. Allshouse son of Mr and Mrs A W Allshouse of Uber avenue arrived home from Camp Sherman Friday morning He served with Co A 319th Infantry AEF for one year and took part in the St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne offensives as well as several months with the British forces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy B. Allshouse
A. W. Allshouse
Uber Avenue
Camp Sherman
Allshouse
Co. A
319Th Infantry
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Engish
Clarence Steckel Receives Honorable Discharge at Camp Dix
Clarence Steckel of Raystreet, after two years overseas, earned an honorable discharge at Camp Dix New Jersey and has returned home. He originally served with the 15th Engineers but was reassigned to the Army of Occupation before their departure to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Steckel
Raystreet
Camp Dix
N. J
15Th Engineers
France
Army of Occupation
Sergeant David Matthews Returns Home From France
David Matthews of Sutton street has received his discharge and arrived home in Jackson South Carolina on Decoration Day after a year and eight months service in France. He served as a sergeant with the 24th Regiment Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Matthews
Sutton Street
Jackson
S. C
France
Matthews
24Th Regiment Engineers
Private William Kurtz Returns Home After Honorable Discharge
Private William H. Kurtz has returned home from overseas duty after receiving his honorable discharge. He served with Company D, 319th Infantry, part of the Blue Ridge Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kurtz
319Th Infantry
Blue Ridge
Percy Mayers Receives Discharge From Service
Master Engineer Percy Mayers of the 24th Engineers arrived Friday from Camp Dix after sixteen months in France. He will stay about three weeks with his parents at 225 East North Street before proceeding to California where he previously worked in the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Mayers
24Th Engineers
Camp Dix
France
Frank Mayers
East North Street
California
Shaffer Returns Home From Army Service
Elmer L. Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shaffer, has arrived home from Camp Dix after service in France. He spent four days in Africa and took 18 days to cross the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Shaffer
A. G. Shaffer
France
Camp Dix
Shaffer
Africa
Ocean
Pass Exam For Entrance To The High Schools
County Superintendent C F Ball announces Mount Jackson Bessemer and Enon pupils have passed examinations for high school entrance. Names include John Benson Wallace Brewster Gray Caskey Elizabeth Chambers Joseph Craig William Craig Mary Douglas William Eckman John Hayes Arthur Lusk Julian Miller Robert Porter Clarence Shaw Ruth White Lillius Clark Emma Schnable Lauvi Sepic Naomi Flick Emma Glassel Ruth Falkman Ivan Carlson Wm Benson Lois O Neil Elizabeth Braden Ruth Corey Helma Daniels Bessie Goehring Floyd Haskins Herbert McRoberts Michael Nemetz Stephen Porter Irma Stinecke Anna Wike Ethel Wike Elizabeth Zeh Roy Goehring Ralph Zeh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ball
Mount Jackson
Bessemer
Enon
John Benson
Wallace Brewster
Gray Caskey
Elizabeth Chambers
Joseph Craig
William Craig
Mary Douglas
William Eckman
John Hayes
Arthur Lusk
Julian Miller
Robert Porter
Clarence Shaw
Ruth White
Lillius Clark
Emma Schnable
Lauvi Sepic
Naomi Flick
Emma Glassel
Ruth Falkman
Ivan Carlson
Wm. Benson
Lois O'Neil
Elizabeth Braden
Ruth Corey
Helma Daniels
Bessie Goehring
Floyd Haskins
Herbert McRoberts
Michael Nemetz
Stephen Porter
Irma Steinecke
Anna Wike
Ethel Wike
Elizabeth Zeh
Roy Goehring
Ralph Zeh
Tamaqua Club Camp Opens at Harbor Bridge
The Tamaqua club camp opened today at the Harbor Bridge area. It is likely the largest in the county and plans include major social events this summer. Five tents stand for campers and a chef is hired to feed the crowd. A river dock and cleaned swimming hole are features, with a half dozen canoes and several races planned against other local canoeists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Bridge
Sunday Church Services Northside Town
A listing of area churches with pastors and service times including Sunday school mornings and evening worship. Notable notes include Gospel Tabernacle Bible school at 9:80, Spiritua list Church of Truth speaker Mrs. S. L. John, and Central Presbyterian children’s day events.
Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Activities
A compendium of religious events listing services at St Luke s A M E Zion First Presbyterian Bethel A M E Free Methodist Third United Presbyterian St Paul s Lutheran Reformed Presbyterian First Christian Manuel Baptist Maitland Memorial Methodist Union Baptist St Andrews First United Presbyterian Grace M E Second U P with pastors, sermon topics, Sunday School times, and special events for the day across multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian J
Elmer Campbell
Young People’s Christian Union
Bethany Lutheran and Trinity Services Schedule
Bethany Lutheran on East Washington street holds Sunday school at regular hour. John L. Welsh, director of the City Mission, speaks at the morning service. F. J. Gilland of the City Mission leads the evening service. Trinity is led by Brucey, Reddish, B. D. Rector with Trinity Sunday services including Holy Communion at 7:30 am, church school at 9:30, Holy Communion and Sermon at 11, Evensong and Sermon at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Safe Deposit and Trust
North
Mercer Street
God
Preserver of Man
ST. John’s Evangelical Lutheran
H. J. Behrens
Luther League
C. W. Herman Hess
City Rescue Mission
B. J. Berquist
Angeline Sickafuse
ST. Andrews
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
Bethany Lutheran
East Washington Street
John L. Welsh
City Mission
F. J. Gilland
Trinity—Brucey
Reddish
Trinity
Euclid Avenue M E Sabbath Services
Pastor C L Downs leads Sunday worship at Euclid Avenue M E. Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m. with superintendent John Martin. Dr Crow preaches at 11 a.m. and the pastor preaches again at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Dewey Avenue
F. A. Reese
F. K. Young
Euclid Avenue
M. E
C. L. Downs
John Martin
Dr. Crow
Epworth M E Church Holds Children's Day and Memorial Service
The Epworth M E Church at Pearson and Epworth hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Children’s Day exercises with an offering for Student’s Aid at 11 a m. Baptism of children at 4 p m. Memorial service for Private Henry Troutman, killed in action, at 7 p m with Chaplain Fred C Reyoulds speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. E
Charles C. Campbell
Elsie Robb
Epworth League
Epworth M. E
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
C. G. Farr
Henry Troutman
Fred C. Reyoulds
Y M C A Recognized At Austin Church Service
First Methodist Episcopal Austin reports Y M C A will receive special recognition during morning worship. Secretary Muffley and President McKinney will deliver messages. The pastor will speak on the Y M C A for the New Day. Evening service at 8 outlines memorials for railroad unions. Sunday school at 9 30 with classes and Epworth League at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Austin
Epworth League
Salvation Army Weekend Services at 9 East Washington
The Salvation Army lists weekend events at 9 East Washington street with a Holiness meeting Sunday at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 2 30 Young People's Legion at 6 30 and an open air rally on the Diamond at 7 30 followed by a salvation service in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Salvation Army
East Washington Street
Holiness Meeting
Young People’s Legion
Grad Salvation Service
First Spiritualist to Hold Sunday Evening Services
The First Spiritualist will hold services Sunday at 8 o'clock over Neshannock market with Rev. Mrs. Hattie Pomous of Youngstown officiating and several local mediums expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Market
Hattie Pomous
Youngstown
Three Autos In Crash On Street At City Hall Corner
An early morning accident at the city hall corner damaged three autos as a street car stopped for a switch on Croton Avenue. An ice truck owned by J. C. McCready followed the line of vehicles and failed to see the warning signal from the preceding car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Croton Avenue
J. C. McCready
Ten Herbs touted as stomach remedy by local vendor
The Ten-Herb Man touts Ten-Herbs as a miracle stomach remedy that purifies the blood and aids digestion. He cites a Pittsburgh resident Mrs. A Vogel of 106 Holzer Street who credits improved health after using the product sold at McKee’s Kut Rate pharmacy in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vogel
Pittsburgh
Holzer Street
New Castle
McKee
Collision Delays As Milk Truck Causes Chain Crash
A tractor trailer driver failed to stop for congestion and struck a milk truck driven by T. C. West. The impact sent West’s car into a Ford touring car ahead, breaking radiators and spilling hot water on the street as onlookers feared a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. West
Children To Render Annual Program At Croton Avenue Church
Sunday at 10 a.m. the Croton Avenue M E Sunday school holds its annual Children Day program. The lineup includes songs, recitations by Goldie Book Generva McCreary and others, solos by Richard Blaine Mildred Downs, dialogues, violin and piano pieces, and end with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue M. E
Goldie Book
Central Church Children's Day Program Schedule
The Central Presbyterian church hosts a Children's Day with acts and readings led by church members. Doxology, responsive reading led by Neil Armstrong, infant baptism, various songs, solos, and a flag presentation conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Neil Armstrong
J. M. Bright
Anna Patterson
Katheryn Melvin
Buster Shannon
Bonnie Campbell
Bob Emery
Dorothy Sankey
Peggie Griffiths
Virginia Wallace
Nesta Allsworth
France
Claire Wilson
Albert Dodds
True Blue
Edward Fisher
Edward White
Scott Taylor
Nature
Miss Worrell
Hazel Thoman
Helen McCormick
Garland Triumphs Over Fast B and O at West Pittsburgh
Garland Manufacturing defeated the strong 3 and 6 aggregation 6 to 5 last night. Herbst pitched well for the B and O after the first inning. Hutnik saved the day for Garland with key relief, while Boyle starred for the B and O and Hutnik led Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburgh
Garland Manufacturing
Herbst
Bickett
Hutnik
Garland
Boyle
Sporting Department
Bee Trials on a Moving Train Speed Test
An experiment placed a hive on a train roof to study bee speed. The train reached 30 miles per hour before the bee could no longer keep pace and was left behind.
Deaths of the Day Funeral for Clarence Baker
Funeral services for Clarence Baker were held this afternoon at 2:30 at the family home 610 East Long Avenue with Rev Sniff presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baker
East Long Avenue
Rev
Sniff
Epworth Children’s Day Exercises
Epworth M E church presents Children’s Day program with Rev C G Farr delivering a greeting and students performing recitations songs and pantomime. Performances include Its Children’s Day by Laura May Campbell Rosebud and Robin Mary Catherine Jackson and The Tempter by Mary Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Etter
Helen Weingartner
Gertrude Pitzer
James Smith
Miss Rice
vVirginia McCracken
Jack Kennedy
Joe Little
Forget-Me-Nots
Isabel ‘Ox
Laura May Campbell
Sarah Owens
Edna Shaffer
Rosebud
Robin
Mary Catherine Jackson
Arthur Sitzinger, Jr
Little Curly Head
Jessie May Weaver
Rita Edwards
McCaskey Reports At Sons Of Veterans Meeting
At the Oscar L. Jackson Camp meeting Friday evening C F McCaskey reported from the state encampment in Lancaster praising the convention. The group urged investigation of French army officer promotions to National Guard and volunteer officers and defeat of the law preventing promotion by selection. C F McCaskey was elected a delegate to the National Encampment in Columbus Ohio. C F Miller of Scranton named division commander. Rev A E Yeager delivered an ovation on The Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
Sons of Veterans
C. 8. McCaskey
Lancaster
France
National Guard
Congress
C. F. McCaskey
Columbus
C. F. Miller
Scranton
Marriage Licenses New Castle Area Singles
Peeel Cl Trote from New Castle joins Charlotte Critchlow also of New Castle in marriage license records. Harry C Best of New Castle and Effie R Brockman of Enon Valley cleared marriage license eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeel Cl
Trote
New Castle
Charlotte Critchlow
Enon Valley
Effie R. Brockman
Enon Valleyi
Birthday and anniversary notices color today’s events
Old Glory marks its 142nd birthday while Hawaii enters its 20th year as a U.S. territory. Centenaries honor Massachusets Governor Henry J. Gardner and Vermont jurist Homer F E Royce. National Tuberculosis meeting opens in Atlantic City and a Whitefield statue is unveiled at the University of Pennsylvania. Delegates prepare for Masons in London and the Colonial Wars convention in Burlington. Reed College holds commencement with Dr. Henry Pritchett as speaker. California Republicans meet in San Francisco to back Hiram Johnson. A protest parade at the Capitol opposes war time prohibition on light wines and beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Henry J. Gardner
Massachussetts
Homer FE. Royce
Vermont
Congress
National Tuberculosis Association
Atlantic City
University of Pennsylvania
Whitefield
Masonic
New York
London
Burlington
General Council
The
National Society of the Colonial Wars
Henry R. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Reed College
Portland
Ore
California
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
National Capitol
Washington
Sunday Observances Mark Trinity Day and Slocum Disaster Anniversary
Sunday June 15 marks Trinity Sunday and Pioneer Day in Idaho with church services across New York cities as clergy focus on International Peace. Yale alumni memorial exercises will honor Yale men who died in the war with addresses by service veterans at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioner
Idaho
General Slocum
New York City
Yale
Fate's Rewards
A brief diary style exchange shows a speaker now working as the other person’s bookkeeper after previously assisting with arithmetic at school. This line hints at past ties and current reliance within a working relationship.
Getting Back
A tense exchange unfolds as a man accuses his partner of failing, and she responds with a snappy retort challenging his role as judge. The fragment hints at domestic conflict and power dynamics within a marriage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commence
Prof. Burton
Shenango Valley Hospital
A.shan
Optometrist
East Washington St. ST. Cloud Bldg
Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. J. Donnelly
Special Agent
N. Mercer Street
New Castle, Penna
U. S
U. S&s
C.C.D
Cambridge Rubber Co
Cambridge
Mass
Frank Grace
Tamaqua Club
Harbor
Ogden
Ogden Vanadium Co
Second Baptist
G. L. Smith
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian Alliance
Pearson Street
F. B. Collitt
Church OF Truth
S. L. John
Clutton
A. Faila
L. Foulke
Jesus
Fourth Presbyterian
F. C. Schlotter
Central Christian
D. P. Shafer
Arlington Avenue
T. L. Hall
First Congregational
W. Glyn Williams
H. R. Hughes
Central Presbyterian
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Christian Endeavor
ST. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
C. Harris
Blanche Dillard
First Presbyterian
Robert Little
Union Veteran’s Legion
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
West Grant Avenue
W. C. Miller
Bible School
Reformed Presbyterian
A. Crooks
First Christian
W. W. Sniff
the Voice of God
Pmmanuel Baptist
BF. Thomas
Margaret Williams
Maitland Memorial Methodists
Thos. Cook
Union Baptist
West Grant Street
P. N. Clapton
Paul Mays
First United Presbyterian
S. E. Irvine
J. Lee McFate
Grace M. E
U.P
A. J. Randles
W. BE. “Harris
War and Foreign Missions
P. m
Holzer St
Croton
Central Church
CNION
BELL
E. North &T
Offutt & GO
Cor
North and
Mercer Sts
Postoffice
Epworth
McCaskey
W.f.dufford & Co
Furnishers
Senreco
Penn Coal & Supply Co
Pittsburg Gas Coal
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