Jail Cases Continued Amid Smallpox Fears at County Jail
The county jail postponed all court actions as smallpox fears rise. Prisoners were moved to the boiler house for fumigation and later returned to cells. Nick DeMark and others charged with murder faces September term continuations. Thomas Sanders, suspected of infection, was sent to municipal hospital. Guards watch for symptoms and quarantine suspected cases at the pest house.
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Clyde Vo Ailey
Judge Emery
Nick DeMark
Andy Fellapache
Mike Tudero
Hiiwood Ity
Emery
Thomas Sanders
Sanders
Biggest City Is Gardening in New York Boroughs
New York City gardens cover about 1150 acres across all five boroughs and include only small cultivated vegetable patches not the large Long Island truck farms. Despite a poor growing season, prospects are bright as industry supports crop growth with lawns for potatoes cabbage and tomatoes thriving with school children aiding in cultivation.
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New York
New York City
Five Boroughs
Long Island
Watch Charm Recovered by Classified Ad
Attorney James A Chambers recovered a valuate watch charm lost days earlier. The charm was found by Heryl Hartzell through a small advertisement in The News classified columns, whose notices are praised as dependable indicators of value.
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James A- Chambers
Heryl Hartzell
Liberty Bell Rings Appeal to America in 177 Time
In Delphia on June 15 a Liberty Bell ring marked a plea for renewed patriotism to back the $2 billion Liberty bond issue. Mayor Smith tapped the relic for each original state as the message spread by telegraph and telephone to citizens nationwide and a wire alerted President Wilson to the call for a new liberty.
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Delphia
Smith
Ames
United States
Wilson
Chairman McCready At Harrisburg Meeting Report
J C McGready chairman of the Lawrence county Red Cross attended a Harrisburg gathering at Morrisburg with Marvy Alexander to discuss the Allegheny division campaign. Albert W Blunb led the session, detailing Red Cross drive timing from June 8 to 23 and outlining chapter goals across Pennsylvania. A planning session will follow for the executive committee to review questions and ensure full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. McGready
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Morrisburg
Marvy Alexander
Albert W. Blunb
Aantie
Nead
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pennysylvan
Board of Tract
Med Cros
Wilson
BL A. Hoover
Y.M. CA
New Castle
Cas Ua
Harrisburg
Meinter
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Exceed Expectations Nationwide
Over-subscribed results bring gratification in official circles as last week’s drive closes. Officials expect nearly three million subscribers, with small investors leading, ensuring broad public participation in the loan. Final figures will adjust large and small subscriptions across districts.
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Oo Aldom
Ismaali
Treasury
Treasury Department
City council approves yearly donation and curb work plan
The city treasurer Aeris by council approves a 440 donation to local organizations. Council authorizes first payment on Long avenue curb lighting project as city engineer reports work half done. They authorize bids to remove street grade on Gutler avenue to Cascade Street and pave But Twe avenues from Cascade to City Vine. Detroit Company to complete paving from current edge to Cascade Street. Mitchell grocer seeks 1 pronta damage claim for water damage to his store. ordinance to move pending Public Service Commission approval.
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Aeris
Long Avenue
Gutler Avenue
Cascade Street
Detroit Company
Ds. Mitchell
West Side
Worker Burned at Mahoning Valley Bread Co
Ralph G. Welder of Maryland is confined to Shenango Bay hospital after a workplace accident at Mahoning Valley Bread Co. He was burned on the arms and face but not seriously, following a fire this morning at the plant.
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Ralph G. Welder
Maryland
Shenango Bay Hospital
Mahoning Valley Bread Co
Planting Increases Highlighted By Hoover And Pack
Washington reports Herbert Hoover and Charles Lathrop Pack discussed the vegetable crop and the role of home gardens in supplying markets. Pack said villages and towns could yield up to 250 million pounds of vegetables, urging hotels to buy locally to ease rail strain and support canning and drying campaigns for winter use.
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Washington
Wat
United States
Herbert C. Joever
Government Food Administration
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
National Emergence Food Garden Commission
Pack
Vilages
Portiat
City Commission
Str
Moravia Presbyterians hear Anti Saloon League talk Sunday
In Moravia Presbyterian church on Sunday morning June 1 the Rev J C Carpenter assistant superintendent of the Anti Saloon League Pittsburg district will deliver an address on world questions of the hour The Sunday school review and concert follow The training class begins June 12 and a large class was initiated at Farrell lodge with Mrs Sarah Steen among visitors The Stephen son Circle of the First Methodist church elected officers including President J K Heels and C Warner Secretary The missionary meeting of Fourth Presbyterian discussed Alaska papers and planned a picnic for January 8 at the park The Wing’s Herald girls First ME church Highland park postponed their picnic due to rain
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Moravia
Farrell Lodge
Sarah Steen
Stiaren
Steen
Sharon
Stephenson Circle
Stephenson
Mer. D. T. Cole
Euclid Avenue
J. K. Heels
Rimbrough
A. M. McCallen
C. Warner
WL. Heal
Clarence Sherger
Gardner
Missionary Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Park
Jann
Norris
John Sherge
Warren Tmevenson
Adar Ander
Wing's Herald Girls of the First
Highland Park
Jven
Amsden Gets Big Salary Increase at Harvey High
Louis F Amsden, two year head of the mechanical drafting department at Harvey High School, will receive a salary of 1000 dollars next year, a 200 dollar advance and a 100 dollar higher raise than any other teacher. The note appears in a local school update with a bake sale and Red Cross benefit mentioned.
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Louis F Amsden
Ecogl
Harvey
Amesden
Jury Fails To Agree On Charge In Arson Trial
In Lawrence County a Trinity Episcopal guild room mock trial saw George W. Johnson charged with arson. The all female jury, a first for the area, and four male jurors could not reach a verdict. Judge K. Gregory and defense attorney S. D. Pearson led proceedings. trial to be resumed later. Jurors named: Miss Jennie Dickey, Mrs. Jared Woys, W V Dutz, B C Haun, Charles Lyle, H G Reeves. Court crier J S Farr and stenographer Charles Wettore. Audience observed the process closely.
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Ovensing
Trinity Episcopal Guildroom
George W. Johnson
Lawrence County
Pi K. Gregory
Thomas W. Dickey
Johnson
D. Pearson
Nogalrttl
Jennie Dickey
Jared Woys
W. V Dutz
B. C. Haun
Charles Lyle
H. G. Reeves
Farr
Charles Wettore
Highland book club luncheon closes season at Highland
Highland Yack season ends with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. P. Smith on Wallace avenue. Miss Jane Smith assisted with refreshments and plans for a next meeting at Mrs. Charles Montgomery’s Watlave avenue home. Invitations went to local members with Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Eckles on the committee. Also noted are social visits by Miss Thath Crawford and Miss Gula Bauder and Dorothy Edmonds and Miriam Slough returning from Grove City College for the summer.
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P. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Jane Smith
Charles Montgomery
Watlave Avenue
C. A. Reed
W. G. Eckles
Uime
Dorothy Edmonds
Miriam Slough
Jadison Avenue
Grove City College
Frances W.C.T.U. and L.T.L. Hold Monthly Meeting
The Frances W.C.T.U. and L.T.L. held their regular monthly meeting at the Almira Home in connection with a social entertainment. Participants included Misses Dessie Nelson, Alice Nelson, Fereida Montgomery, and Mrs G. G. Farr. After social time, refreshments were vetoed, one new member was received, and money was given to the janitor to mirror flowers for the Mower bed slated for summer planting at the home lawn. Next meeting will be announced later.
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Frances Wan mv
Almira
Dessie
Alice ‘Nelson
Fereida Montgomery
G. G. Farr
Mircrasé
Unien
Wewarilyns Close Year with Association Party
The Wewarilyns attend the closing party for the year at the association Saturday at 2 o'clock. The Tailyannas plan a picnic at the park Saturday if weather allows, meeting at the association at 10 AM with lunch and car fare. Indoor picnic possible if bad weather. First aid exams offered this evening under Dr W J Campbell. many expected to take them.
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Wewarilyns
Association
W. J. Campbell
Personal Mention From The City Society Page
J W Sweet of Pine Street is confined to Istome by illness. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gustafson of Jefferson Street. Mrs. W Fielding of Croton Avenue visited Steubenville for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davin of Marshall Avenue welcome a daughter. Miss Matian Wagner of Philadelphia, nursing in Lansdale Hospital, arrives to spend the summer with Mrs. P Elizabeth arlsutt.
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J. W. Sweet
Pine Street
Alfred Gustafson
Jefferson Street
WV. Fielding
Croton Avenue
Steubenville
New Castle Hospital
Thomas Davin
I Marshall Avenue
Matian Wagner
Philadelpnia
Lansdale Hospital
P Elizabeth Arlsutt
Deaths of the Day Nickum Burned to Rest at Greenwood
The obituary notices list the burial of S. Edward Nickum, a well known operator of Maykers bore. Services were led by Dr. Williams at First Methodist. interment at Greenwood cemetery. Also noted are funerals for LeRoy Van Horn and Jefferson Jeffery with details of locations, pastors, and pallbearers. Additional notices cover Peter Mages, Timothy Mullenpen, Richard Smith, and family memorials with church services and Oak Park or St Mary’s cemeteries.
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Mr. Nickum
S. Edward Nickun
Maykersbore
W. Yaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Willams
First Methodist Church
LeRoy van Horn
Emil Leroy van Horn
Anna van! ‘Horn
Delaware Avenue
WW. Sniff
First Christian Church
Howard Taylor
8. R. McCleary
Oak Park
Warne Brown
William Trax
Russell Sage
Earl and Jesse Cornelius
Howard Truby
Mr. Smith
Richard Smith
West North Streat
St Mary's Church
Father Moriarty
St. Marty's Cemetery
James Roberts
James Raynolds
Peter Quinn
Thomas Maher
Patrick Craney
Charlies Hammond
New Castle Afro-Americans Meet for Missionary Society
The ladies of the Missionary society at Second Baptist met at Mrs. A Alexander’s Temlock Street home. After business, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held July 12 at Mrs. Arthur Thomas’s West Green residence.
Scan Baby Hospital For Possible Slackers
CHICAGO June 15 There are no males in this hospital who come under the registration act. The Infant In cubator hospital issued this Jaconic message to city clerk Igoe about registering all inmates of hospitals. Notice carriers please meet at the Trades Assembly Hall at 7 p.m. JoONuS. (Ady) Le
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Chicago
Guerden
Igoe
Trades Assembly Hall
Joonus
Ady
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Big Run Street
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