Belgian Deportations Underway Reported By Legation
The Belgian legation delivers new evidence of German abuses in occupied Belgium. Belgians including women and children are sent behind the lines to perform military work, exposed to harsh weather, vermin, and extreme labor with scant food. Beatings and long post restraints are reported as punishment. Tuberculosis and other illness threaten long term devastation.
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Washington
Belgium
State Department
Legation
Grange Picnic Planned at Fresh Air Camp
Eastbrook Grange members with visiting privileges will hold a picnic on Wednesday June 26 at Fresh Air Camp.
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Grange
Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Sergeant home
The Ladies Missionary Society of the M. E. church met at Mrs. D. B. Sergeant's home Thursday with good attendance. Officers for the new year were chosen, one new member joined, one quilt sold and another nearly finished for sale, and a service flag was prepared for presentation to the church. The July meeting will be at Mrs. John Martin's home on the second Thursday.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
M. E. Church
D. B. Sergeant
John Martin
Houston Youth Sends Encouraging Paris War News
Word came from Edwin Houston via his parents Mr and Mrs T W Houston. He remains in Paris in good health and writes hopeful updates about the war.
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Edwin Houston
T. W. Houston
Paris
Mercer Presbytery Meeting Held at U P Church
The Mercer Presbytery met in the U P church on Tuesday at 10 30 a m with good attendance. Two sessions were held one in the afternoon also. The ladies of the church served a fine chicken dinner at noon.
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Mercer Presbytery
U. P
Children Day Observed at M. E. Church
Children day was observed in M. E. church on last Sunday with a large crowd. The program by the children was very good and included special music prepared for the occasion.
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M. E. Church
Local Social Notes From Grove City Guests
Walter McNickle and his daughter from Grove City visit Mr. and Mrs. Cc W McNickle. Mrs Brandon of Butler visits sister Mrs Calvin Fisher. Mrs Edwin Cook of New Castle and daughter Mrs Cameron of Har lansburg stay with Mrs Gillis Doty and Mrs R F Rusby. Mrs Mary Moyer, long ill, remains not better.
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Walter McNickle
Grove City
Cc. W. McNickle
Brandon
Butler
Calvin Fisher
Edwin Cook
New Castle
Cameron
Harlansburg
Gillis Doty
R. F. Rusby
Mary Moyer
Children's Day At Neshannock Church
Children will observe a church service at Neshannock Presbyterian in New Wilmington with an all day program. Activities include songs recitations prayers and a baptism of children plus a roll call of men in service and a Red Cross recital.
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New Wilmington
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Mary Bell
Lola Sewall
Zella Garrett
Martin Nelson
Columbia
Dorothy Kirkbride
Russell Sewall
Marjorie McClure
Army and Navy
Ralph Watson
America
America.”’ Refugee Children’s Song, ‘“‘Bye and Bye.” Red. Cross
Laura McClure
Christ
Boy Scouts
William Rust
Secout
Edward Brown
William Hartwell
Sunday Services In New Castle Churches
Sunday church services listed for New Castle with nine congregations. Details include times for Bible school, sermons, Christian Endeavor, and special events at First Christian Central Presbyterian Highland United Presbyterian Third United Presbyterian St Andrews Chapel. The events feature hymns and memorial prayers.
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New Castle
Arlington Free Methodist Church Announces Convention Report
Arlington Free Methodist Church on Arlington Avenue led by Pastor F. L. Hall holds Sunday school at 9 30 with Albert M. Brown as superintendent. A report on the tri conference Sunday school convention at Pittsburg June 11 13 will be given followed by 11 o clock sermon and a song and praise meeting. Rev G Hiraide a Japanese speaker will address at 8 pm all are invited.
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Free Methodist Church
Arlington Avenue
F. L. Hall
Albert M. Brown
Pittsburg
G. Hiraide
Service Times at First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little presides with morning sermon The Duty of the Rear Ranks at 11 a m and evening talk The Census and the Plague at 7 45 p m as listed by the First Presbyterian Church announcements.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Second U P Church announces services and events
The Second U P Church lists minister Randles and music director Harris. Morning temperance address by Mrs Armour and a 8 pm program The Man With a Pitcher. Bible school at 9 45 am. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm. June 30 rec ord day. Visitors welcome. Reform Church notices include sermon The Church of the Living God with 11 am service and 9 45 am Sunday school. Junior and Christian Endeavor times and a rescue mission story by Miss Birdie Kunard. Welcome to all.
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First Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Samuel Lewis
Central Presbyterian Church
S. M. F. Nesbitt
ST. Andrew's Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
D. D
J. S. Hetrick
U. P. Church
A. J. Randles
W. E. Harris
Reformed Presbyterian Church
E. A. Crooks
Church of the Living God
Birdie M. Kunard
Rescue Mission
Sunday services and speakers at two churches
First Baptist Church led by Pastor F B McAllister holds a 10 a.m. children's day program and a 7 p.m. service in a high school auditorium. Wesleyan Methodist Church on Syndal Street features Rev G Hiraide a Japanese Christian at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and an evening service at 7 p.m. led by Pastor W H Armstrong.
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Highland United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Williamson
E. J. Wilson
First Baptist Church
F. B. McAllister
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Syndal Street
G. Hiraide
W.H. Armstrong
Emmanuel Baptist Church Sermon Schedule at corner Reynolds
Emmanuel Baptist Church at Reynolds and South Jefferson invites all to Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and preaching services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. D Rosslyn Davis of Pittsburgh will occupy the pulpit. Everyone welcome.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Reynolds and
South Jefferson Streets
D. Rosslyn Davis
Pittsburg
Church Services and Schedules Through Sunday
Local churches list Sabbath school and worship times. First United Presbyterian hosts sessions led by Rev. G A Brown of Woodlawn Pa. Christian Science Society announces services at 11 am with 2 4 pm reading room hours. Fourth Presbyterian and Epworth M E provide morning and evening services with designated pastors and events.
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First United Presbyterian
North Jefferson Street
G. A. Brown
Woodlawn
Grace M. E. Church Flag Sabbath Service
Corner of Agnew and Reynold streets hosts Grace M. E. Church with Rev. A. E. Yeager as pastor. Sunday school at 9 45, public worship at 11 with address on The Flag. Honor roll to be unfurled beside the service flag. G A R S of V and other patriotic groups invited. No evening service.
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Grace M. E
Agnew and Reynold Streets
A. E. Yeager
Church Services and Canning Demonstration Schedule
St. Luke’s A M E Zion led by Rev S C Harris holds services at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m Sunday school at 3 p m C E meeting at 6 30 p m Prayer and class meeting at 8 o clock Wednesday Ladies hold a canning demonstration Tuesday June 18 at 7 p m Union Baptist on North Grant street offers prayers at 11 a m preaching at 12 30 p m Sunday school at 6 p m B Y P U at 7 p m 7 30 prayer service All invited Strangers welcome Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev N Clopton pastor
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Croton MM
Emerson H. Jones
Epworth League
ST. Luke's A. M. E. Zion
Rev
S. C. Harris
Union Baptist
North Grant Street
M. L. Banks
W. L. Bullock
N. Clopton
St Pauls Lutheran Sermons and South Side WCTU Reports
St Pauls Lutheran on West Grant avenue near Jefferson announces 11 a.m. sermon on Christian Watchfulness with Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Senior Luther League service at 7:30 p.m. features Miss Pauline Haug on What is Faith. The South Side W C T U met at Mrs Elmore’s home. 40 bouquets were sent to the sick and hospitals. Next gathering at Mrs Arthur J Ross’s home. They plan to attend Maitland P M church where Mrs Mary Harris Armor speaks.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran
Grant Avenue
Jefferson
W. C. Miller
Bible School
Luther League
Pauline Haug
South Side
Elmore
Arthur J. Ross
South Mill Street
Maitland P
Pentecostal Mission Bible School and Services Schedule
Bible school at 2 p.m. with sermons at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Pentecostals South and Jefferson. Wednesday services at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Young People's meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. Local church notices include address and weekly meeting times.
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Pentecostal Mission—Cor
Jefferson Streets
Maitland Memorial P M Church Weekday Services
Maitland Memorial P M church on Mill street holds church school at 9 30 with A A Hoyland as superintendent and preaching at 11 00 on Faith special singing at 7 30 with Miss Mary H Armour of Georgia occupying the pulpit. Thomas Cook is pastor.
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Maitland Memorial P. M
Mill Street
A. A. Hoyland
Mary H. Armour
Georgia
Thomas Cook
John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Services Schedule
John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on North Street at Neshannock Avenue lists services at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. Luther League meets at 6:45 p.m. Rev. H. J. Behrens of Kitchener Ontario will preach both morning and evening services. All welcome.
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A John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
Luther League
H. J. Behrens
Kitchener
Ontario
Salvation Army Services Schedule Announcement
Salvation Army will hold services as usual with a holiness meeting at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m and Y P S at 6 30 p m Rev Thomas will have charge of the evening service Everyone is invited to attend Army hall at 29 Washington street
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Salvation Army
Rev. Thomas
Army Hall
Washington Street
Community Knitting Club Reports Six Months of Work
The Community Knitting club of Wampum recorded 274.79 dollars in contributions and 265.94 dollars spent. Members produced 34 sweaters 60 pairs of socks 43 wristlets 14 helmets 6 trench caps and 9 scarves. The combined efforts with Good Times club created 85 comfort kits and yarn was distributed for summer work. Members urged to pay dues through June 13 with summer dues paused except on meeting nights.
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Wampum
Community Knitting Club
W. H. Marshall
Good Times Club
E. L. Davis
W. H. Grinnen
Treas
Church Services Across Dineville and Newport Areas
A series of Sunday schedules list morning and evening services for M E and Christian churches in Dineville Newport and surrounding parishes. Rev W R Buzza Rev Thomas Wood Rev Gallagher and Fr F A Maloney lead Masses and Sunday schools at various times throughout the day.
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Christian Endeavor
Thomas Wood
Clinton M. E
Epworth League
Gallagher
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Hoytdale
F. A. Maloney
Death of local barber Chas Curtis Hill in shop
Chas Curtis Hill a well known colored barber died in his shop yesterday from complications. His daughter Edith McGuire and niece Miss Blanche Hill of Pittsburg were with him. Undertaker Marshall prepared the body for burial and shipped it to Pittsburg where services will be held Monday.
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Chas. Curtis Hill
Edith McGuire
Blanche Hill
Pittsburg
Marshall
Fishing Party Reports Poor Luck at Pine Lake
The Springfield Ohio party comprising Mr and Mrs Clarence Stapf Mrs H E King and Mrs J J Fossel reported no good fishing at Pine Lake yesterday. It was Stapf’s first bad trip in many outings during which he usually catches fine bass.
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Pine Lake
Springfield
Ohio
Clarence Stapf
H. E. King
J. J. Fosselman
Connellsville
Patriotic Address Planned at Newport Church Dedication
Tuesday at Newport church Rev. Farr of Epworth church New Castle will give a patriotic address at the dedication. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting Tuesday evening.
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Newport
Farr
Epworth
New Castle
Ault Resigns From Local Cement Tile Firm
W H Ault, long time erection superintendent for American Cement and Tile Manufacturing Co., resigns his post and will join the firm operating the new tile works in New Castle.
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W. H. Ault
American Cement and Tile Manufacturing Co
Mr. Ault
New Castle
Patriotic Knitting Society Meets in Chewton
A well attended Patriotic Knitting society gathering was hosted by Mrs. E. D. Dindinger in Chewton. Fifteen ladies knitted and discussed society business. A subscription paper raised about 50 dollars for patriotic aims, with special guest Mrs. Martha Morton of Ellwood City. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. Charles Yoho’s home in Lower Chewton.
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Patriotic of the Patriotic Knitting Society
Chewton
E. D. Dindinger
Martha Morton
Ellwood City
Local residents visit Ellwood City couple for informal social
A group of Ellwood City locals traveled in two cars to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cochran for an informal social evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Butler and their son Edward, Mrs. John Butler, Mr. and Mrs. William Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. John Craven, Fred Cochran and son Frederick, and Joseph Butler, Jr.
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Ed. Cochran
Ellwood City
C. H. Butler
Edward
John Butler
William Christopher
John Craven
Fred Cochran
Frederick
Joseph Butler
Local residents noted in brief notices
Leroy Aley of Youngstown visited yesterday. Elizabeth and Ellen Moran were in Beaver Falls last night. W R Martin is not improved. Mary Cummings of New Castle, a nurse at the Martin home, has returned to duties there.
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Leroy Aley
Youngstown
Elizabeth
Ellen Moran
Beaver Falls
W. R. Martin
Mary Cummings
New Castle
Wr. R. Martin's
Martin Home
Former Navy Gunner Commands German Sub
A former U S Navy gunner, Captain Neusteidt, now commands German submarine U boats ravaging American waters. On June 2 he boasted to prisoners aboard his craft that he had sunk 15 ships, six of which were American, saying he waited to avoid sinking Americans until ordered to “get busy or come home.”
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Atlantic
United States Navy
Kaiser
Neusteidt
Kiel
Belmont Stakes Crown On Three Year Olds
The Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park, Long Island, will crown the season's top three-year-old. The classic mile and three-eighths route carries 126 pounds and is worth 7500 dollars to the winner. Five of the foremost three-year-olds compete for the title this afternoon.
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Jack Veloce
International News Service
New York
Belmont Park
L. I
August Belmont
Open Suburban Preakness contenders face barrier in race
Track entries include Harry Payne Whitney's Johren winner of the Suburban handicap and A K McComber's War Cloud who split the first half of the Preakness. Also listed are Gumsah Belonging to George W Loft Major August Belmont's Lucillite and George W Weidener's Lamius. War Cloud favored slightly in weight for any entry while Johren also strong. An unrelated Boston Transcript quip notes an untimely legal exchange and a statistic that nearly 10 percent of industrial accidents are eye injuries.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Johren
A. K. McComber
War Cloud
George W. Loft
August Belmont
Lucillite
George W. Weidener
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