Mid-Week Bible School Opens at Westfield Church
The Westfield church hosts a third mid week Bible School session at 8 15 pm EST for six weeks with four departments adults young people junior and senior children. Rev Ross Roverfield leads adults, Dr C J Williamson begins June 30 lectures on Biblical Doctrine, with Miss Dorothea Davis and Mrs Ross Haverfield supervising children.
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Westfield Church
Ross Haverfield
Dorothea Davis
Ross Roverfield
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Hem-Roid Promises Quick Pile Relief From Doctor Leonhardt
A home remedy named HEM-ROID, created by Dr. Leonhardt, is advertised as treating internal piles by restoring blood circulation in the lower bowel. The product is sold by McKee's Kut Rate Store and Eckerd's of New Castle, Inc., claiming quick and lasting relief and avoidance of surgery.
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Dr. Leonhardt
McKee’s
Kut Rate Store
Eckerd’s
New Castle, Inc
Rotary Census Counts 57 Crippled Children in Mercer County
Mercer County Rotary Clubs report a census of 57 crippled children from letters sent to 696 addresses. The tally spreads across Mercer 15, Grove City 18, Sharon 18, Greenville 8, and Wilmington 3, with follow up questionnaires and a county clinic planned to examine all affected youths.
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Rotary
Mercer County
Mercer
Sharon
Grove City
Greenville
New Wilmington
R. E. English
Grove City Club
Wilmington
Celebrating Mrs Eliza Gibson at 88
Mrs. Eliza Gibson of the Almira Home celebrates her 88th birthday today. Despite advanced years she reads the paper easily and excels in fancy work, having won prizes in three classes at the last New Castle fair. Friends visit to wish her well.
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Eliza Gibson
Almira Home
Freckles Remedy Promises Clear Complexion
A guaranteed freckle remedy offers a penny back if not effective. Buy an ounce of Othine double strength from a drugstore and apply a few times to see a noticeable improvement. Usually only one ounce is needed even for the worst freckles.
Children’s Day At Westfield Church Observed
Westfield Presbyterian church hosts a Sunday evening program on June 19 at 8 o clock. The Bible school youngsters present a pageant The Spirit of Youth finds True Happiness with high school girl singers in the chorus and children from all departments in costume. Heralds Helen McCurley Virginia Gailey Spirit of Youth Ruth McClelland Spirit of Service Elizabeth Reed Spirit of Praise Grace Wallace Spirit of Song Mary Fullerton Spirit of Smiles Anna Wiley Spirit of Nature Elizabeth Wallace Spirit of Neighborliness Olive Weller
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Westfield Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
The
Helen McCurley
Virginia Gailey
Ruth McClelland
Elizabeth Reed
Grace Wallace
Mary Fullerton
Anna Wiley
Elizabeth Wallace
Olive Weller
The Ballad of the Grumbler by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse on life’s woes and the grumblers who fret at toil and troubles. The poem explores wealth, poverty, and longing, contrasting dismay with moments of joy while suggesting balance in life’s plan. Copyright 1927 by Edgar A. Guest.
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Edgar A. Guest
Peterson's Ointment Rid Him of Piles
Detroit Michigan May 31 T G Rokestorom praises Peterson's Ointment as a great relief for piles after thirty years of suffering. He states after four boxes he is nearly cured and calls it the greatest ointment he ever heard of. Druggists across the United States sell it for 35 cents a box with a satisfaction guarantee. It is claimed to heal blind and bleeding piles and other skin ailments.
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Detroit
Mich
T. G. Rokestrom
Peterson
United States
Troop 18 Scouts Elect New Patrol Leaders
Highland Church Troop 18 held a Tuesday evening meeting with many scouts cubs and visitors. R F Davis scout master announced an outdoor camporee and elected new patrol leaders for Wolf Eagle Beaver and Panther patrols while Tenderfoot badge was earned by George Winter and signaling tests were conducted.
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Highland Church Troop 18
T. W. Perrott
J. M. Wallace
F. R. Cartwright
Mr. Burkholder
Bobby Perrott
George Winter
R. F. Davis
Davis
Tom Parlett
Howard Gates
Dave Nesbit
Harold Barry
Wolf Patrol
Willard Irwin
Bill Brown
Bob McKibben
Bill Bishop
Paul Swift
Foster Branning
James Boughter
Bob Jameson
Lee Sappinton
Geo, Winter
Bill Wheeler
Frank Baldwin
James Smith
Paul Hitler
David Nesbitt
Frank Dorsey
Bob Bishop
Hugh Schmidt
Loren Kannenberg
Jack Cole
Ted Conlin
Clyde Lennox
Babe Howe
Thorston Nelson
Bob Emery
Dick Byers
Tom Hawkins
Sam Weinschenk
Jack Warnock
Troop Committee Elects Boston as Leader and Treasurer
A troop committee meeting elected T. C. Boston as chairman and treasurer. Scribe for the meeting was Bill Brown.
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T. C. Boston
Scribe
Bill Brown
Mayor considers mounted officer to ease traffic
Mayor William H. Dunlap says he has not decided if a horse will be loaned or bought to aid traffic on East Washington street. If used a patrolman would ride the horse to help manage congestion while avoiding obstructing autos. He will investigate whether a horse could operate without hindering vehicle flow.
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William H. Dunlap
East Washington Street
Tom Jones
Washington Street
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