Expect Close Vote On Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington expects a close vote on the ship subsidy bill in the House as debate is restricted. The measure, introduced by Rep Edamonds of Pennsylvania, heads to the Rules Committee for a privileged, limited debate path before potential passage by July 1 amid shifting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward International Mews Service
Washington
House
Edamonds
Pennasylvania
Qaring
Uhit
Harding
Plans Set for City Young People's Conference
A committee reports 82 only from 32 Sunday schools for the Central Syciatiun church event on Long avenue. The conference aims to be the largest and best yet, with registration starting at 2 p m and sessions through Thursday afternoon and evening. County officials Beam and Bromley will speak, and church groups prepared decorations and activities. Baseball games Thursday are cancelled to accommodate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syciatiun
Long Avenue
New Castle
U. P
Elder's Field
Tin Mill Grounds
Beam
Bromley
Mercer County
Central Christian Church
Tendered Surprise by Emmanuel Ladies at Williams Home
Mrs Edith Williams and Mr Edwin Williams of Hillcrest avenue were treated to a surprise farewell party by Emmanuel Baptist church women. The couple, who depart Thursday for Wales, enjoyed social hours, lunch, and music with gifts including a traveling bag presented by Mrs John Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Williams
Hillcrest Avenue
Nurpriga
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Williams
Wales
Emrys Thomas
William Freneia
Samuel Jones
Henry Badger
Jared Davis
Plano
John Evans
Daniel Williams
William Phillips
Willams
Children’s Day Program Ready at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Emmanuel Baptist church hosts a Children’s Day program Sunday evening led by choir director Charles Richards and pianist Miss Viola Johns. The youth group has practiced for weeks, promising an engaging performance. Mrs. A. E. McFarland and daughter Mrs. Woolson Anderson have returned from Wad Yen, Ohio to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church Wives
Charles Richards
Viola Johns
Furthe Tully
A. E. McFarland
Woolson Anderson
Wadyen
Ohto
Liberty Mae Murray in Pea tock aller
Motion picture brief lists Liberty Mae Murray in Pea tock aller and Pauline Frederick in The Glory of Clémentine with others including William Hart in Travelin O21 and Jane Novak in Belle of Alaska plus Dorothy Dalton in Juol's Paradise and Wesley Barry in Bite of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Mae Murray
Pomwe
Pauline Frederick
Clémentine
William
Hart
Wesley Barry
Bite of Life
Penn
Dorothy Dalton
Jool's Paradise
Nixon
Jane Novak
Alaska
Nurses Diploma Ceremony At North Carolina Hospital
The article details a hospital diploma ceremony on the third floor with the nursing staff present and graduate nurses honored. Adolph Green presided and began with remarks on the history and achievements of the nursing program, followed by introductions of the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Spraw
Adolph Green
Father
Sister Raphael Shines At New Castle Hospital Commencement
In the throng at the Nurses Training School commencement at New Castle Hospital Sister Raphael of the Sisters of St. Francis smiles broadly. She has spent 33 years in hospital work with the order, 15 of them at the New Castle facility, witnessing its growth and earning wide respect among locals.
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New Castle Hospital
Raphael
Sisters
Order of St. Francis
Commencement Exercises Highlight Hospital Nurses Program
O Shea leads remarks as Judge Emery and Dr Foster congratulate graduates. Weingartner notes speaker sentiments while hospital staff provide technical guidance. Local musicians perform and silence honors memory of Wallace and Dutt. Ushers keep crowd orderly. attendees express appreciation for support of the nurses school program.
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O'Shea
Father O'Shea
George T. Weingartner
S. Pimery
John Foster
Weingartner
Emery
Foster
Lewis Slytem
Pariy A. Shoaff
John Evans
Terry Carson
Thomas Cunningham
Green
Www. D. Wallace
Charles C. Dutt
New Castle
George W. Lamoree
P. J. Flaherty
John 8. Newman
B. J. O'Brien
John J. Maher
William FP. Berger
Thomas Martin
John S. Abel
Peter B. Capitols
Churches Playing Great Part In Fight For World Peace
London reports Premier Lloyd George addressing the Methodist Conference in Leeds. He praises churches for urgent peaceful appeals and urges unity among democracies. He says the churches stand behind the effort for peace beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Methodist
Leeds
Tom
Salvation Army Conducts Well Attended Meetings at Wampum
The Salvation Army has held meetings in Wampum and other county districts attracting favorable response. In Wampum two recent gatherings were well attended with residents joining in services. Meetings continue in Moravia and at the pupil square, sparking broad interest in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Wampum
Moravia
Pupile
Kiwanis Club Hears Address By Clyde Gibson On The Flag
Attorney Clyde Gibson spoke to the Kiwanis at noon on the flag’s meaning and history. He cited Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as non typical Americans and traced the flag’s adoption, battles, and symbolism of Inspiration Aspiration and Dedication. Loretta Lee and Helen Ewing entertained, and a Boy Scout fundraiser committee was named.
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Clyde Gibran
Petoro
Ikiwanis Club
Gibson
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Mr. Gibson
Continental Congress
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Mr. Dibson
Daniel Webster
Haynes
Aliss Lee
New Castle
Loretta Lee
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Kiwanians
Helen Ewing
Committee On
Boy Scout Work
Robert L. Wallace
Boy Scout Movement
Kiwanis Club
James Mayberry
Ww. F Moody
Charles E. McGrath
Louis Haug
Daniel 5. Reeble
R. L. Wallace
J. W. Gartwright
F. W. Walford
Frank Robinson
Frank Offutt
TC. Willams
L. W. Kisthart
James Foster
J. O. Rodgers
Joseph Matson
William Vogan
H. L. Stewart
C. L. McMillen
T. W. Dickey
J. K. Love
D. B. Glosner
C. G. Brand
RB. Cu. Owens
T. H. Hitchcock
Peter Boyd
H. L. Varvin
PB. Reynolds
H. D. Taylor
O. L. Martin
Jh. Ve Sypher
David Kay
Barton B. Richards
Kiwanis
Margaret Henry
Promenades Reported On Store Roof In Harbor Bridge Area
Police investigated a report of someone promenading on the roof of an A and P store on West Washington, but found no one. Harbor Bridge announces an ice cream social on the lawn at Mr W Curtiss home for Harbor United Presbyterian Church Friday evening June 18, with a large attendance expected.
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Weat
Washington
Harbor Bridge
Harbor United Presbyterian Church
Mr. W. Curtiss
Farbor Bridge
Croesus era coins found in old City Cardis ruins
Archaeologist Dr. T Leslie Shear reports discovery of 20 pure gold coins from King Croesus era, unearthed in the ruins of Cardis in Asia Minor. Some coins appear fresh, bearing lion and bull heads, suggesting they were never circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
T Leslie Shear
Columbia University
Cardis
Asi Minor
Croesus
John D. Rockefeller
Croesis
Lydia
Coroner in hiding as mob sought justice after murder
A mob attacked the jail area for two hours in Florence, killing Miss Mallet. Straub confessed to the axe murder after being spirited away by deputies. The coroner fled, while Sheriff Larrabee authorized a search by a seven-member committee.
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Mallet
Warold Mallet
Miss Mallet
Ontario
Ore
Tam Alice Mallet
Ells Speach
Re Ryali
Larrabee
Garrett
Prestigion
Pels
Joan Mills
Main Street
Mills
Straub
International News Service
Misa Mallet
Florence Crittanton
Seizure of Multiple Properties by Sheriff Andrews
Sheriff William G. Andrews has seized properties in Ellwood Wayne Shenango Union Gilando and Union townships for suits by Nannie M. Fulmer The Citizens National Bank Fred C Tandk hart Jennifer Wolfe Margarat R Harper Lawrence W Platt and others Names include Ellwood Brick company Mich4al Bober Mary and Stanley Owoe and Lewis Mengendo Guido G Menega and Gil endo Menega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Andrews
Ellwood Brick Company
Second Ward
Ellwood
Wayne Township
Nannie M. Fulmer
Harry JK. Armstrong
Shenango Township
Citizens National Bank
Mich4al Bober
Union Township
Fred C. Tandk~hart
Mary and
Stanley Owoe
Union Towship
Jennie Wolfe
Lewis Mengendo
Gilendo Menega
Guido G. Menega
Margarat
R. Harper
Lawrence W. Platt
Local College Athlete Back for Summer Amid Crowd Admiration
A returning local college athlete drew a crowd of admirers that embarrassed the grid. A New Castle minister, buying a hot dog for a parishioner, figures in a lighthearted scene. A June bride window display and various daily city vignettes round out a slice of town life.
Vacation Bible School Enrolls Eighty Two at Third Church
Eighty two children are enrolled at the daily vacation Bible school opening at Third United Presbyterian Church on East Washington Street. The program, which began June 12, can accommodate 99 pupils. demand exceeds capacity with many more likely to enroll. Denominations represented reflect cooperative Bible instruction.
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Third United Presbyterian
Movies Added At Cascade Park Operated Evenings
Cascade Park adds open air movies at the hand stand every evening starting Thursday. Horace Buckley of 721 East Long Avenue will present the films and also provide asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Horace Buckley
East Long
Nne
Deaths of the Day highlight local losses in Grove City and beyond
Deaths of the Day report Russell Purvis aged 19 died Tuesday night at home in Grove City after a year long illness. Survivors include his father Dr W E B Purvis and brothers Rev S J Purvis William George Francis Julian, plus sister Miss Helen. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm. interment Grove City. Also listed are Mrs Carrie Taylor aged 44 wife of George A Taylor who died Tuesday at 7 Cliff street. and Mrs Mary Miller Rupp aged 74 wife of John Y Rupp who died Tuesday morning at West Middlesex. Funeral notices to follow.
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Russell Purvis
Grove City
W. EB. Purvis
J. Purvis
William of
Franklin
George
Francis
Julian
Helen
John Y. Rupp
Sairfia Miller Rupp
West Midlesex
Rupp
John H
Elizabeth Ilgenhart Miller
Silas Sears
Coitsville
Perry D
Elizabeth May Rupp
Mary Miller
Bessemer
Mis
Elizabeth Tailor
East Palestine
John HH
Harry Miller
Petersburg
Evergreen Cemetery
New Bed
Carrie Taylor
George A. Taylor
Cliff Street
First Presbyterian Church
Macabees Lodge
Caleron
Harriette
Martha
Bertha
Frances
Harold
James
John Loughridge
Galeton
Mary Wilbur
Hester
New York
B. R. Loughridge
Harry W. Loughridge
McKeee Rocka
Big Garage Sold on South Mill Street
The South Side Garage at Mill and Phillips streets changed hands yesterday. Harold A. Gibson Thomas L. ONeill and R L Blankenbeker bought the two story brick building with overhead flats from Thomas Sadler, with Rufus C. McKinler and George W. Muse serving as the attorneys for buyers and seller respectively. The sale is among the largest on South Mill street in years.
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Big
South Mill Street
South Side
Mill and
Phillips Street
Thomas Sadler
Harold A. Gibson
Thomasl. O'Neill
Lawrence
R. L. Blankenbeckler
Carnegie Steel Company
Rufus C. McKinler
George W. Muse
New Tires Placed On Big Fire Truck
The highnox truck at Central Fire station had new tires fitted, taking it out of service for about three days. Park Avenue truck remains in service at Central Station handling regular and Central calls while work is completed. Rear wheels were removed and sent away to be cut down for the installation.
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Central Fire Station
Park Avenue
Central Station
St. Louis Fire Chief Visits Connery Today
St. Louis Fire Chief Frank J. Connery hosted visitors Al J. Toste of St. Louis and Dr. Fred Shafter of Cleveland. The morning visit proved pleasant for both the guests and Chief Connery.
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St. Louis
Connery
Frank J. Connery
Bis
al J. Toste
Fred Shafter
Cleveland
Chief Connery
Irish Workers Seize Greenmount Mills in Dublin
Irish workers at the Greenmount Mills in Dublin seized and barricaded the plant in a action reported by the International News Service. The despatch to the Evening News notes firm control by workers amid ongoing labor unrest in Ireland.
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Tinternational News Service
London
Greenmount Mills
Dublin
Evening News
Plans for a new Thaddeus Stevens elementary school
The board discussed 무 various school architecture ideas and rough cost estimates near $100,000. The architect will begin plans soon to allow bids, as the Thaddeus Stevens elementary school remains crowded and four portable classrooms will be used. The junior high shop will revert to its original purpose this year.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Carnival Man Held For Court On Larceny Charges
Albert Holbert James Airlington and Charles Coleman carnival workers held for court by Alderman T Hamilton on larceny and receiving stolen goods charges from Chief J Ed Elder. Holvert and Airlington brought from Pittsburgh where carnival appeared Sunday. Accused of stealing a wrist watch and other items from a city woman. Pacman caer Miss Trese McFarland of Warren Ohio visiting relatives of Mrs A E McFarland and Mrs W S Collins.
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Albert Holbert
James Airlington
Charles Coleman
Master T. Hamilton
J. Ed Elder
Holvert
Airlington
Pittsburgh
Pacman Caer
Trese McFarland
Warren
Ohio
Nora
4. E. McFarland
W. S. Collins
Auto Collides With Fire Truck Near Mercer and Washington
Fireman James Stockman was en route to a fire on Tuesday night when an automobile following the fire truck nearly collided with it at Mercer and Washington streets. Stockman provided the license number to police and they wired Harrisburg for the vehicle owner’s details. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hopkins of Winslow avenue are visiting Edwin Hopkins in Baltimore for two weeks.
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James Stockman
Mercer
Washington Streets
Stockman
Harrisburg
Thomas Hopkins
Winslow Avenue
Edwin Hopkins
Baltimore, Md
Parked car on wrong side disturbs First Baptist crowd
Police investigated a Tuesday evening disturbance in front of the First Baptist church after residents reported a noisy vehicle with men they believed to be drunk. Officers found the men sober and ordered them to move to the opposite curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Volstead Law Violations Tied to U S Ships
A letter circulated claims the United States government sold intoxicating liquors on vessels operated by the Shipping Board. Adolph Busch of St Louis forwarded his father Augustin Busch’s account of liquor sales aboard the U S George Washington. Wayne B Wheeler called it a brewer attack on prohibition. Harding referred the letter to the Shipping Board chairman Lasker, who said ships are exempt from the law beyond three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. K. Reynolds
Innational News Service
Washington
Shipping Board
Harding
Adolph 5S. Buse
St. Louis
Augustin Busch
U. S
George Washington
Busch
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Labor League
Adolph Busch
Lasker
The
Pessimistic About Mine Parley Today
Dark clouds of pessimism hung over United Mine Workers officials and anthracite coal operators as both sides prepared for this afternoon’s wage scale talks. Prospects for a settlement remained remote with no early adjustment in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wtlatams
International News Service
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admission records list Walter Lavender Joshua Jiussi and Rebecca Levine. Discharges include Lizzie Crawford Verna Gerwis mony Miriam Sayers and Albert Mrs Catherine Harring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lavender
Liberty Street
Joshua Jiussi
North Liberty Street
Rebecce Levine
Stewart Place
Lizzie Crawford
Jefferson Street
Verna Gerwismony
Miriam Sayers
Albert
Catherine Harring
Baptist pastors go to convention in Indianapolis
Rev. Emrrs Thomas of Emmanuel Baptist and Rev. Pp. H. Lynch of First Baptist left yesterday for Indianapolis to attend sessions of the Northern Baptist Association. Mrs. William Freneis of Edgewood Avenue Mrs. Daniel Williams of Sheridan Avenue and Mrs. John Evans of South Mercer Street attended Richard W. Davis's funeral in Sharon late yesterday. Davis was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emrrs Thomas
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Pp. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Indiana
Northern Baptist Association
William Freneis
Edgewood Avenue
Daniel Williams
Sheridan Avenue
John Evans
South Mercer Street
Morai
Sharon Tod
Richard W. Davis
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Emmanuel
N. Cc. Hospital
Terg
Andrews
Washington Street
Trousseaix
Sycamore Boulevard
Blaine Street
Tullie Caiazzo
Jimie Steiner
Carl Reehble Aeding
Love
Megewn
Mill Street
Eal
Mill
Phillips Serots
Bellans
W.F. Dufford & CO
East Washington Sc
Shenango Valley Hospital
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
Eell
White & Son
Neshonnock Ave
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