Kings Chapel Sabbath School Entertained At Teacher's Home
Loyal Workers Class at Kings Chapel met at Mrs. Thomas Wallace's home Tuesday evening with volleyball the highlight. Lunch followed. George Shaw of Pulaski Road visits his sister in Cleveland. Harold Maitland and wife of Johnstown joined George Reynolds Monday. St Luke's Hospital Cleveland reports a porch step fall injuring Mrs Meermans with fractured hip. Ohio court rules a man may control his wife and pedestrians have the right of way says The Des Moines Tribune.
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Loyal Workers
Kings Chapel
Thomas Wallace
Harold Maitland
Johnstown
George Reynolds
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Des Moines Tribune
Y M C A General Secretary Awaits Word on Mother
General Secretary R L Meer mans of the citys Y M C A awaited further word on the condition of his 84 year old mother Mrs Lena Meermans who was recovering in a local hospital or home care setting as the report continued to unfold.
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R. L. Meermans
Lena Meermans
Nearly Nervous Prostration and Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Article portrays women facing nervous breakdown from overwork and fatigue. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief, claiming decades of use and testimonials. Urges readers to obtain a bottle or tablet form from a druggist to improve headaches back pain and lassitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in Tablet Form
A newspaper item introduces Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now offered in tablet form. The note highlights convenience and new packaging for the familiar female tonic, with possible claims of health benefits and usage recommendations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Turtle Captured In Atlantic Ocean
Methuselah the turtle, several hundred years old with red eyes, is kept in a six by four foot box after being captured in the Atlantic and brought to New Orleans then to New Castle. Market keeper Adolf Lang says the shell holes may house young fish, while bystanders describe its strength and occasional moans when teased with food.
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Methuselah
Adolf Lang
Lang
Thomas Bartberger
Atlantic Ocean
New Orleans
Tom Bartberger
New Castle
Fortune Rules from Odd Tips of Daily Luck
A collection of superstitions about luck. Sealing hair from an elephant tail promises success in all undertakings. A wife wearing her husband’s hat ten minutes in the morning will gain good luck for the day. Wearing yellow zircon on Thursdays is said to bring wealth. Mentioning lightning right after a flash is unlucky. Picking the first wild daisy is linked to luck in love.
Temple Israel Sets Friday Service and School Closing
Temple Israel in Highland and oody avenues schedules a Friday evening service on June 17 at 8 p.m. with no sermon, focused on prayer and music. Saturday services at 10 a.m. feature three children reading prayers, and the Religious School closing is set for June 20 at 8 p.m. in the vestry.
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Temple Israel
Highland
Oody Avenues
Avery Jonah Grossfield
Reva Love
Lenore Sloan
Florence Goldman
Temple Israel Religious School
Temple
Sam Lubel
Ruth of
Moab
David Silverman
Marcus Feuchtwanger
A. J. Goldman
B. Kline
A. Marlin
Abe Levine
Hazel Rosenblum Marks
Daisy Rosenblum Levine
M. Feuchtwanger
Emanuel Shenkan
Temple Israel Floral Memorial Fund
Levine
Domestic Science Club Plans July Picnic in New Bedford
The Domestic Science Club met at Miday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Stoughton. Mrs. Ropp presented an engaging paper and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Bradley and Charlotte Whiting assisting. Members replied to roll call including Ropp Hilty Wallace Anderson Bailey Harry Genkinger Campbell Black Wallace Moorhouse Neal Shields McKibben McCready and Wallace.
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Frank Stoughton
Ropp
Bradley
Charlotte Whiting
Mesdames
Hilty
Wallace
Anderson
Bailey
Harry
Genkinger
Campbell
Black
Moorhouse
Neal
Shields
McKibben
McCready
Kiwanis Club Hears Mayor Mayne Describe Alaska Trip
Mayor Charles B. Mayne spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in The Castleton recounting a past Alaskan adventure. C. A. Bolen introduced the mayor as club members listened intently to the vivid tale. The meeting announced an All Kiwanis Night at Ellwood Country Club on June 27 and a joint social with Lions at New Wilmington next Tuesday.
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Charles B. Mayne
City Hall
Kiwanis Club
Castleton
Mayne
C. A. Bolen
Ellwood City
Princeton Station Children’s Day Exercise at Oak Grove U P church
The Princeton Station Children’s Day exercise will be held Sunday morning June 19 at 10:90 o clock at the Oak Grove U P church followed by Sunday school and a Young People meeting at 7:15 in the evening Rev F D Black pastor. A birthday party for Louise Stutler ninth birthday was hosted by Mr and Mrs G R Stutler with games and refreshments. Attendees included Mabel Young Esther Young Adah Wright Jessie Mae Brown Mary Elizabeth Brown Ruth Forbes Elda Rose Mabel Myers Betty Lou Stutler Alfreda Stutler Russell McCurdy Bobby Speed.
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Oak Grove U. P
F. D. Black
G. R. Stutler
Louise
Mabel
Esther Young
Adah Wright
Jessie Mae
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Ruth Forbes
Elda Rose
Mabel Myers
Betty Lou
Alfreda Stutler
Russell McCurdy
Bobby Speed
Guests of Sister Visit From East Brook Family
Mr and Mrs Elmer Shaner and their children from near East Brook were guests of his sister Mrs Margaret McCurdy and her family on Sunday.
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Elmer Shaner
Near East Brook
Margaret McCurdy
Summer Vacation Endorsed by Local Families in New Castle Area
Frances Myers teaches in New Castle spending summer with her parents and family. Charles McCandless, R. D. No. 6 mail carrier, takes his annual vacation. A long list of relatives and neighbors from New Castle Princeton Dormont Butler and nearby cottages along Shipppery Rock creek visit and stay with relatives. Jesse Shaffer substitutes for Horner Metzler Miller Gillespie families and others during the season. Family visits and Sunday gatherings mark a lively seasonal pattern in the community.
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Frances Myers
New Castle
Charles Myers
Charles McCandless
Jesse Shaffer
Princeton
C. D. Horner
Charles T. Metzler
Walter Miller
Don Gillespie
W. H. Wilson
Jean
Katherine
Dormont
Shippery Rock Creek
Roy Shaffer
C. W. Myers
Andy Jones
Butler
Calvin Wright
Slippery Rock Grange Meets With Attentive Crowd
Slippery Rock Grange gathered Friday night at Mr and Mrs C C Ruff home with good attendance. Lecture hour featured group singing impromptu speeches and stunts. Next meeting set for June 24 in the new Grange hall with lecturer Mrs Glen Dunlap promising a strong opening program.
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Slippery Rock Grange
C. C. Ruff
New
Erie Woman Sues for 450000 Over Tank Explosion
Mrs Lucy Shaw of Girard filed in federal court a suit against Profane Corporation of Erie seeking 450000 damages for the death of her husband killed when a faulty tank owned by the firm exploded last September.
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International News Service
Erie
Lucy Shaw
Girard
Corporation of Erie
Shaw
Answers To See You Quiz Review
A compact Q and A item listing ten numbered statements with True or False answers. It references names like Governor William Murray of Oklahoma and topics such as Epsom Downs and Arlington Cemetery, with answers indicated as true or false for items 1 to 10.
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Wiliam Murray
Oklahoma
Arlington Cemetery
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Parkers Landing
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Wilkinsburg
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Alliquippa
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R. L. Grubb
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