Convention of Sunday School Workers Held
The thirteenth Pulaski district Sabbath School association convention was held Tuesday in Pulaski with broad attendance. Rev. F A Shape presided. sessions covered devotionals, teaching standards, committee appointments, and a call for a district wide teachers training class. New officers were elected including S M Porter as President and Elizabeth Wallace as Superintendent of cradle roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Sabbath School Association
F. A. Shape
J. A. Cooper
A. M. Cone
G. R. Allen
M. B. Patterson
Ella Porter
George R. Allen
James Woods
Elizabeth Wallace
A. B. Smith
G. W. Gealey
J. L. Smith
J. L. Stratton
David Lloyd
J. A. Breckenridge
M. W. Leslie
Bramfield
South Sharon
Brotherhood of Man
S. M. Porter
L. C. Cox
Myla L. Paland
Nellie L. Walker
Quaker Herb Remedies Draw Crowds In Youngstown
The Quaker Health Teacher promotes Quaker Herb Remedies in Youngstown claiming rapid cures and unsolicited testimonials. Effie Custer of Sharon Pennsylvania reports relief from chronic pain and vomiting after using Quaker Herb Extract. John L. Cummins of North Mill Street says back and kidney pain disappeared after using the product. Available at J C Wallace’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Effie Custer
River Street
Sharon
John L. Cummins
North Mill Street
J.C. Wallace
Deaths of Mrs Mary A Zimmerman and Mrs Margaret Pitzer
Mrs Mary A Zimmerman widow of David Zimmerman died last evening at 8 after a long illness. She was 69 years 7 months 26 days old and died at her son Guy Zimmermans home 185 East Park avenue. Funeral Thursday at 3 from that residence with interment at Graceland cemetery. Survived by two sons a daughter and a sister. Mrs Christopher Haswell of Ellwood City is a sister. Born in England she spent most of life in the city and was member of Croton avenue M E church. Also funeral of Mrs Margaret Pitzer West Pittsburg will be held Thursday at 1 from her residence with services at Savannah M E church at 2 30 and interment at Savannah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
Guy Zimmerman
East Park Avenue
Graceland Cemetery
William Simpson
Christopher Haswell
Ellwood City
Zimmerman
Croton Avenue
M. EB
England
Margaret Pitzer
West Pittsburg
Savannah
Penitentiary sentence for Jacob Cash over bath habit
YONKERS N Y June 17 To make him take a bath Jacob Cash 16 leaves today to serve 380 days in the penitentiary He was sentenced in the city court on complaint of members of his family who said he would not change his shirt would neither work or play but just sat around In the penitentiary Jacob will be made to dash madly to a tub every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Jacob Cash
Jacob
Three days at Lyric Picture Show features Baby Alexander
A three day engagement at Lyric Theatre Long Avenue and Mill Street showcases Baby Alexander the wonder of the world age 30 months weight 96 pounds with moving pictures and music. The ad invites families and all to attend and enjoy the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Picture Show
Alexander
Lyric Theatre
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Sleeper Route to Toronto via Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Through sleeper service begins June 15 from Pittsburg daily at 10 p m central time except Sunday, arriving Toronto 8 35 am next day. Tickets through Canadian Pacific By and Lake Erie lines. See George Hamilton, ticket agent. 25418
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Canadian Pacific
Geo. Hamilton
Committee turmoil as Bryan and McParg clash over seating
At the convention a near clash amid disputes over delegates. The Alabama contest favored seating national committee delegates. Ohio's sixth district split its vote as Foraker block held one national committee vote. A morning plan aimed to finish credentials and form a permanent organization pending Lodge's keynote after a brief hearing directed by Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Alabama
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Major Bryan
Ormsby McParg
McParg
Mississippi
Georgia
Bryan
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Washington
Credentials Committee
Senator Lodge
Committee On Credentials
Social notes of Blaine street residents and visitors
Personal mentions list Miss Naomi Masters ill and numerous local residents traveling guests. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wharton Florence Avenue and J. W. Norris Walnut Street with other visitors in the city and trips to Chicago Philadelphia Meadville and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Masters
Blaine Street
C. N. Wharton
Florence Avenue
William Cover
Youngstown
Gula Frew
Pittsburg Street
Frances Bastress
Grove City
James R. Fink
County Line Street
Racine, Wis
Carnes
Greenville
A. M. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
John Stillman
Washington Street
New York
Philadelphia
S. Y. Calvin
Beaver Falls
Machine leaders to disgorge funds after bank collapse
Pittsburgh reports that the state Republican machine will repay the two million dollars lost to city and state by the Allegheny National bank failure. Mayor Guthrie and State Treasurer Sheatz were told by the bank cashier's counsel that the money would be provided immediately, allegedly secured by threats of exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Republican
Allegheny National Bank
Guthrie
Sheatz
William Montgomery
Montgomery
Local Names List from New Castle Area Noted
A read list shows individuals including Clarence O. Schenck Alice Byers Silas Duffey and Mary Wilson associated with New Castle area. Names span Monongahela Charleroi Butler Neshannock Eastbrook and Marion woods with several entries tied to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence O. Schenck
D. Alice Byers
Silas E. Duffey
New Caste
Mary E. Wilson
New Castle
Louis A. Grodecowe
Monongahela
Marjorie D. Geelsie
Charleroi
Butler
Clarence E. Spencer
Ellen Mary Leyshon
Marion
Woods
Maude E. Hogue
Thomas L. Lindsey
Neshannock
Eva Leah Dinsmore
Eastbrook
George W. Haley
Maude BE. Kress
Moonlight Excursion on Pennsylvania Lines
Moonlight excursion on Pennsylvania Lines to Conneaut Lake and back priced at 95 cents. Train departs New Case at 5 30 p m. from the timetable notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Conneaut Lake
New Case
Eight Years for Butler Sammy Brown
Sammy Brown is sentenced by Judge Porter to eight years in the Western Pennsylvania penitentiary plus a $5 fine and court costs for his role in the wine theft scheme. Defense attorney Medard argued for mercy, noting Brown’s widowed mother and urging that accomplices share responsibility. The court refused a new trial, accepted a guilty plea on related charges, and ordered transfer to the penitentiary with possible early release for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
Sammy Brown
Porter
Frank Waddington
Charles E. Medard
Mercy
Medard
Sammy
Commonwealth
James C. Norris
William M. Brown
Brown
The
Cann's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Liver and Kidney Relief
In a back pain filled health ad the copy links groin pain and shoulder discomfort to kidney and liver trouble. It claims headaches dizziness tired eyes and dream disturbances signal dysfunction and asserts proper function brings wellness. The remedy, Cann's Kidney Remedy, is touted as a physician prescribed tonic with forty years on the market and testimonials, guaranteed by pure food laws, sold by all drug gists.
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D.r.bollard
Bay
McIver & Stevens
Shenango Hotel
W. Washington Street
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
Funeral Service
Pen
M’parg
Frank H. Foulke
Highland Avenue
Jean Byers
Margaret Moore
West Washington Street
Viola Berger
Chicago
Katherine Foulke
University of Chicago
John A. McKee, Jr
Grant Street
W. & J. College
W. R. McKee
C. W. Foulke
Allegheny College
Meadville
J. D. F. Newell
Sarah
North Mercer Street
A. D. Newell
Elizabeth
Seventh Ward
Lexington
Cincinnati
Nmickee’s
Kut Rate Medicine Store
North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Sherman House
Smith's College
Layo T
F. P. Steckel
South St
Smith’s College
Apply Outlet Co
Board
Bath
R. B. Care News
Werees Street
A. Mershimer
Frew Mill Road
EB. F. Connelly
L. 8
Merrie House
Bell
North Pine Street
South
Jefferson Street
Children’s Aid Society
A. D. Mornes
Hast Falls Street
Surry
South Mill Street
Timothy Hay
J. C. White
Euclid Avenue
Morris Street
W. S. Park
South Mercer Street
H. D. Frisbee
Wayne Street
Dewey Avenue
Porter Farm
Mahoningtown
L. H. Matthews
R. D
City
Shenango Valley
A. McMillin
Office Jackson Block
R. G. Boak
Crawford Avenue
Union
Kurtz Street
Mercantile Company
Reynolds and
South Mill Streets
Sharp
Hughes
J. M. Bright
St. Cloud Hotel
Sycamore Street
Miller's
East Washington Street
Neshannock Avenue
Stewart Apartment House
Quest Street
East North Street
Gilbert
West Grant Street
South Walnut Street
Division Street
J Bell
Bluff Street
Third Ward
Kuriz Street
Sheridan Avenue
East Division Street
Inquire of Loan and Trust Co
Dean Block
Carson Street
Reynolds Street
E. Park Avenue
Chestnut and
Bay Streets
Robert B. English
Shady Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
Newis, Naetz
Kissinger
North Street
W. G Kissinger
Cascade Park Pavilion
Walnut
Mill Streets
Rosen & Kolken
Moravia Street
East Boyles Avenue
West
Joseph D. Miller
Fifth Ward
Lawrence County
S. D. Long
Patent Office
M. R. Newbury
Wallace Block
New Castle Marble and Granite Works
R. R. OC. Fralick
John Morris
Calvin Smith
London
U. S
Smal
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Boggs & Buhl, Morth
Pittsburgh
J. A. Price
Wallace
JNO. GC. Wallace
Washington St
Charles T. Metzler
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