Army seeks 70,000 new recruits for regular army
Plans outlined by the War Department call for 70 000 single men aged 18 to 40 to join the regular army by June 30 with 45 000 to form infantry and field artillery regiments 24 000 to be kept in reserve County recruiting efforts in Lawrence and Pittsburg districts aim to reach war strength before deadlines Three Ellwood City men Paul Civa Omdrick Wasa and Frank Minell joined field artillery and John Welf and Chester Bizzaro are enlisting locally Enlistments are open at the local headquarters for infantry field artillery and the medical department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ephraim Meredith
Ned
Dune
Engineering
Signal Corps
Lawrence County
Pittsburg
Ellwood City
Field Artillery
Paul Civa
Omdrick Wasa
Frank Minell
John Welff
Croton Avenas
Chester Bizzaro
Plan Home Day At New Bedford
Special meeting of New Bedford Civic league members set for Thursday evening June 21 in the town hall. President Charles Lindmer leads plans for Fourth of July Home Stay, repeating last year’s successful celebration with Rev WooOM, French and Rev ft AL Paul named to committees. John A. Mar Bostran of the Penn t Ftale Grangers to give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
New Bedford
League
Eost
John A. Mar Bostran
Penn T Ftale Grangers
May Expansion Of Canada Loans
A government statement reports a substantial increase in Canada loan commitments for April, following a March rise. The current loan totals reach historical wartime highs, with April’s expansion totaling about 927 million and March’s rise around 4.5 million. The year’s loan level remains significantly above the prewar month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Inanada
Nh Canada
Sess
Noc
Espn
Welsh Day Committee Meeting Notice
The Welsh Day committee will meet at Emmanuel Wantist Church Sunday at 2.40 PM. All committee members are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Wantist
Red Cross warns against unauthorized chain letters
June 11 notice from Eliot Wadsworth Acting Chairman cautions readers about endless chain letters seeking donations. The Red Cross has not authorized such fund raising and rejects all chains as unsupported by National Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
AY Chariters
Red Crogn
Red Cross
Eliot Wadsworth
Acthg
Hog Raising Is Boosted In Washington Township
Farmers in Washington township anticipate a June 19 hog exhibition at the Jordan stock farm after news of importing pure bred Duroc hogs. Local interest grows with Sheffield County and Lancaster County stock leaders including Lieutenant Governor Frank McClain and Secretary of Agriculture Charles Patton slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Tey
Charles Jordan
Stev. Jordan
Tls
Frank Jl. McClain
Lancaster County
Aller Staakers
Charles E. Patton
Tomhave
Antural Hueberdry
B.S. Bayard
National Stockman and Farmer
Thebine
Farm workers camp planned for war effort
Orange public safety committee and Pulaski pair trustees discuss a self supporting farm workers camp to aid wartime needs. A tentative plan sets ten hours of work with boarding at 1604 dollars, while aims to involve more groups and present to the board of trade and Rotary next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wublix Safety Committee
Orange
Public Safety
Pulaski Pair Association
Ken C. Trayes
Press Buchanan
Harry Rowland
Carliston
Prederick Taylor
Pulaski
Dowel
Geely
New Wilmington
Public Safety Commisser
G. A. Dickson
Public
W. Ke. Aiken
A.P. Brown
Charles H. Young
State ‘Committee
Kennedy
Hoard of Trade
Board of Trade
Rotary Wiil
Anarchists Must Leave in New York Draft Crisis
Federal authorities prepare a nationwide drive against anarchists and conscientious objectors. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman are among those arrested in the raid on the headquarters of an anarchist paper. Deportation looms for aliens and naturalized citizens, with arrests for those named in seized records. Meetings will be suppressed and speakers condemning the government face prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inna
Mathar: Marth
Emma Godauw
Alexander Berkman
Rpade
Nerkiman
Goldman
Noth
United States
Baccalaureate Sermon Opens New Castle High School Commencement
Rev W W Sniff of the First Christian church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to New Castle high school graduates Sunday evening with special music by the high school quartet. The 98 graduates will receive diplomas Wednesday evening with 12 commercial course certificates. tickets required for seats and class night program Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
W. W. Sniff
First Christan Church
Sniff
Ceinwin Lewis
Carolyn Duford
Dorothy Stahl
Madeline Nail
Roy
Uschr
Visit Soldiers At Fort Niagara Camp Returns
Clark James Lamures and George Lamures, brothers, return from Fort Niagara with word of 2,800 in the area. The group reports safety after a trip and notes visitors were welcomed at the fort and surrounding camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Niagara
Clark James Lamures
Brovher
George Lamures
Fort Sycarni
Washington
Tis
Wintanens
Y W C A Notes on Exams and Written Work
Fragmentary notes describe written examinations and exercises at the YW C A. Mentions Priday evening events, seven eight assessments, and various parts of the course. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Aszitell
Tuimbar
Costs Are Placed On The Prosecutor
Constable Woo Gralam af Mae was found not guilty on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. The costs were placed on Special Officer Wil Micards, prosecutor in the case. Witnesses testified Graham had been notified of a hat of eyps tos wet EYMsvile and warned to leave, but an automobile bill stemmed from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo. Gralam Af’ Mae
Seart
Mator
Maren
Wil Micards
Con- Mac Graham
Speria
Hiwartds
Graham
Careons
Une Marine
Reprimand Triggers Disappearance of Local Girl
Police report that 13 year old Mary Mareme left her home after a reprimand from her parent over pulling grass to feed a rabbit. No further details or sightings have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewis Mareme
Tiamilton P
Mary
Janelehline
Mareowe
Colored Man That Shoe Sure Fit Him
Report from New Castle describes an interurban ride where a joke about a Black passenger led to a confrontation. Police say one man fled, another, a Youngstown resident named Hurke, was cited, and a colored man received a $10 fine while the other was released after inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Brown
Youngstown
Washington Street
I Hurke
Polles
Farewell For J. L. Thalman At New Cusbie High
The students of New Cusbie High bid farewell to Principal J L Thalman as he leaves at term end. Hundreds attended a senior planned party in his honor with dancing and lunch in the cafeteria. Miss Helen Flynn presented a leather traveling bag from the student body, and Thalman thanked them for the school spirit and cooperation that raised the school’s standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Everal
J. L. Thalman
Amond
Thalman
Helen Flynn
Bettween
Cusbie High School
Arrested After Year Of Liberty
Police arrest Frank Rouse on a fugitive from justice charge for leaving a sentence unfinished. Authorities had hunted him since his escape and were ordered to arrest all men who abandon road work before completing sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rouse
Rouse
Free Art Gallery for Youngstown Announced
Joseph Butler Jr a stealmaker announced plans for a new art gallery to cost 250000 dollars. Ty will be of marble and will house paintings owned by local men. Admission will be free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Joseph (. Butler, Jr
Case Should Have Been Civil Action McCartney Larceny Verdict
The case of the commonwealth against E F McCartney charged with larceny by haitce ended with a not guilty verdict. It was found the matter was brought in the wrong court and should have been a civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
E. F. McCartney
Haitce
J. J. Miller
Not Guilty Verdict In Webern Case Costs Paid By Prosecution
The Commonwealth against Stephen and Bernard Webern, charged with larceny, resulted in a verdict of not guilty. Costs were charged to Charles Walking, the prosecutor in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Stephen
Bernard Webern
Charles Walking
John Russell Enlists in the Marines
John Russell, son of JP Russell of McCassin, enlisted in the Marine Corps in Cleveland, Ohio. He was sent to Atlanta, Georgia, passed the training at West and is now in training at Port Royal, South Carolina. Firemen reported a false alarm and a smoking condition but no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
John Russel
JP Russell
McCassin
Marine Corps
Cleveland
Ohio
Fie
Watlanta
Port Royal
South Carolina
Self-inflicted Musket Death Shocks Family In East Washington
Frank Leyde of 426 East Washington street died early this morning from a gunshot wound believed self inflicted. His son in law J P Lamtelle found him in the back yard, the weapon a musket with a cravat trigger, the act prompted by illness and despair. Leyde, a well known wagon vender, leaves a wife three children and several relatives. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm from his home with Rev A J Randies of the Second P church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank TS
Leyde
East
Washington Street
Elis Judy
J.P. Lamtelle
Mercer
Washington Streets
Lfe
East Side
Joseph
Ann. Mary
J. F. Lamisile
Margaret Smith
Joseph Leyde
Sharon
Marriag Mintie Rowan
Tessieman
Los Angeles
Cal
District Liberty Bond Subscriptions Rise Across Regions
Nearly every district shows a large lead in Liberty Bond subscriptions with Chicago reporting $162 million and surrounding areas adding $24 million. Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio contribute further totals as the national figure nears $2.0 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianapolis
Chicago
Federal Reserve District
Indiana
Michigag
Wislonia
Borrow Fair Buildings Invasion For Camps At Pulaski Fair
A delegation led by Will Aiken secretary of the public safety committee and others visited Pulaski to seek use of fair grounds buildings as camps for farm laborers. Officials granted the request with details to be set by the public safety committee and the board of trade Minute Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Aiken
Public Safety
Rown
Charles H. Young
State Committee
George A. Dickson
William Kennedy
Trade
Pulaski
Cabbage Plants On The Way To Town
The board of trade reports about 190000 cabbage plants are en route to town. Recipients who paid and hold coupons should present tokens at the board of trade office to receive plants. Watch The News for arrival information.
Tahal a TOO BAN. You Say Mover Doped with a Young Mat
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a cyclone encounter and a woman carried away with someone named Win. The readable portion references a Florida area and a character named Orion, but the context is incomplete and the meaning is unclear. No clear event, date, or organized facts are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Plorida
Orion
Deaths of the Day Mir Gilags and neighbors
The notice lists multiple obituaries: Elwer Glass of 815 Lathron Street died Friday at 3 pm. Wilbur Kirkwood, 10-year-old son of Ephraim Kirkwood, died Friday. Frank Gibson, Civil War veteran, died at his Mercer county home after months of illness. Mrs Elza Darza Wilkins, longtime city resident, died Saturday at her daughter’s home. Funeral details and interments are noted for each, with family survivors and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whlbur Kirkwood
Wilbur Kirkwood
Ephraim Kirkwood
Weaver Street
Thug Slaters
Mank Gibson
Frank Gibgan
Hust Lackawannock Township
Mercer County
New
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Cibmulenta
Morehead
Perrott
Jane
George Drenning
Mercer
Elza Darza
Eliza Buzan
Joh Wilkins
Oak Avenua
Cornwall
Peter and
Merlaly Willoughby
Suga Laying
Mra
Wilking
Epworth M.F. Church
Ton Wilkins
Oak Avenne
Louisa Ramsey
McDonald, Va
Eliza Shuenback
Clairton
Cora M. Ze
Youngstown
Louisa Shoenback
Seniors Are In Evidence During Senior Day
Friday was Senior day at the high school with the 1a class guiding chapel exercises and a mini parade through the building. Seniors in class colors occupied the front seats as Kenneth Miller introduced Miss Hessle Rosenblum who advised the freshmen, Edith Emery outlined the sophomores path, William Horner spoke to juniors, and Edward Vanderift praised the faculty as instructors sang a new class song before a parade and class yells filled the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor- Wing
Kenneth Miller
Clngs
Hessle Rosenblum
Edith Emery
William Horner
Edward Vandeerift
Assault And Battery Case Is On Trial
The case of the commonwealth against Nick Clazante charged with aggravated assault and battery on Theodore Stonieh was taken up before Judge Emory. It is claimed Blazante struck Stonlely with a shovel breaking his arm. Charles Young appeared for the defendant and District Attorney Alley for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Clazante
Theodore Stonieh
Emory
Blazante
Road Gang Man Enters Plea Despite Evasion Claim
Prank Rouse, a road gang escapee from a year ago, appeared before Alderman Manix this week and pleaded guilty. He is expected to enter a similar plea in court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiegal Road
Lew Castle
Manix
Ctle
Magee Named Secretary for Local Y M C A
W. R. Magee, 29, of Off City, trained in Geneva College and Milver Bay Y M C A school, joins as boys secretary and athletic director. He previously served as acting general secretary and has coached the City high school basketball champs, who won 24 straight games. Magee will reside with his mother at 209 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Magee
Young Men's Christ UN Association
Mr Magee
Presbyterian
Me Su
Geneva College
Standard 6Il Company
Milver Bay
McKeesport
Magee
Clity High
Pennsylvania
George Carhart
Park Avenue
Drinking Fountains Back In Service Citywide
Public drinking fountains at various corners are back in service after winter. They have received a fresh coat of green paint and will be connected to the water mains for summer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clir
Entertainment nets $50 for Red Cross in New Bedford
A New Bedford town hall evening by the local band yielded funds for the Red Cross auxiliary. Rev. B. M. Pail led the program and Earl McClusky contributed to the success with a pie social and entertainment. Proceeds will buy supplies for the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Red Cross
B. M. Pail
Earl McClusky
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Army
Sergeant Hears
Civic League
Berkman
St. Tasman
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Pury
Toad Gang
Free Art Gallery
John Russell
Marines
Frank H. Leyde
Son-inlaw
Fagen One
Atlanta
AL Neon
Cataly
Truck Toad
Borrow Fair Buildings
Safety Committee
Mir
Gilags
Duried
Elwer
Glass
Familly
Lathron Street
D. P. Shater
Central Christian Church
Roy. A.J. Randles
U. P
Intermont
Greenwood Stometlery
Palibosreara
Jesay Kennedy
Warry Slavens
William McCune
Walter White
Frank Sloyd
Clyde Grannia
Secretary Magee
Entertainment
NETS
W.F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
W. F Dufford & CO
Union Phone
Bell Phone
E. North
White & Son
Neshannock Avenue
Chas. R. Kelley
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