Nursery for Sunday Meetings at Congregational Church
A city paper notes Rev Billy Sunday era efforts with a Bulsy Sunday nursery and rest room at the Congregational church. Mothers reluctant to leave children with strangers bring them to the tabernacle where noise is common. Trained women run the nursery with germ proof toys and picture nooks. The church also serves as a rest area for country visitors and is open throughout the day with couches and rookers available.
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Billy Sunday
Congregational Church
New Aeronauts To Try Machines At Wright Field
Independent aviators converge at Wright brothers field in Indianapolis for an afternoon trial. Lincoln Beachy from Toledo plans a longer flight after a brief attempt yesterday. Milling, Marquette fields a Fisher engine bi-plane, while Russell Shay of Indianapolis also competes. An influx of about a thousand visitors arrives from Dayton. The program features mid air stunts seen in past days by the Wright team.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Wright Brothers
Wright
Lincoln Beachy
Toledo
Mélving
Marquette
Fisher
Russell Shay
Tofilanapolis
Nayton
Wrights
Pythian Sisters to Hold Memorial Service in City Hall
The Pythian Sisters plan memorial services to honor members who died in the past year. The gathering is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in the city building with knights and others expected to attend. The deceased are Clara Reel Effie Lindsey and Eva Churchfield.
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Pythian Sisters
Clara Reel
Effie Lindsey
Eva Churchfield
Fountains Supplied as City Returns to Public Use
The city begins supplying tees for fountains as weather turns cool. Public use of fountains resumes after a period of neglect, with the first chilly spell prompting reactivation of water features.
Men In Parade From Youngstown In Cleveland Event
Over 500 men from Youngstown led by a Ursss band traveled to Cleveland yesterday to take part in the Sunday school parade there.
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Youngstown
Ursss
Cleveland
Letter B On Oats Puzzles Lawrence County Farmers
Farmers in Lawrence County report a puzzling mark on oat blades a center letter B appearing on every blade. Some say it signals a bumper crop while others link it to Bryan Ballinger or Pinchot controversy. Critics doubt a presidential connection.
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Lawrence County
Harry Good
Cratic
Bryan
Tutt
Ballinger
Pinchot
Intt Pinchot
Mrs Lischinsky Taken To Do Jail Cheerful Today
Frances Lischinsky was moved from the city jail to the county jail this morning. She had been confined in the city jail since Monday afternoon and appeared bright and cheery when taken from the Central police station, continuing in high spirits for several days.
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Frances Lischinsky
Reckless Boys Die On Tug Trestle Near Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania two 7 year olds John Alton and Joka Sugars stood on a trestle as a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh train approached. Sugars jumped to the embankment but Allison froze and fell as the engine passed, was crushed. Both boys were killed.
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Punxsutawney
John Alton
Joka Sugars
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittaburg
Sugars
Allison
Sugara
Alison
Bin
John Rummell in Gas Explosion at Smoke House
Mercer Pa June 17 John Rummell suffered burns to both forearms from a gas explosion in his smoke house on Wednesday He tried to light a tire to warm Bologna not realizing the gas was on The blast damaged the shop and left him bandaged but fortunate to escape serious injury Rummell formerly ran a business with a brother in New Wilmington and earlier in New Castle
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Mercer
Jobn Rummell
Toth
Rammell
New Wilmington J
New Castle
Disease Increase Continues With Two New Cases Reported
Two cantagloua disease cases were reported to Health Officer Mc Chadlena today. Ro ward Jones, a brakeman on Cart street, suffers car jal fever. Roy McGrawy of Noshannock extension has Lyphaoid fever. Government washing-tone machine expected to save about 3,600,000 dollars annually for the economy.
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McChadlena
Roward Jones
Cart Street
Roy McGrawy
Indianapolis
Convention 0 Close Today at Beaver Valley Missionary Event
The 34th convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of Beaver Valley presbytery convened at Third U.P. church and will close this afternoon. Sessions featured devotional talks by Mrs. H. F. Given, a junior program with recitations and music, and a mission report from Mrs. W. F. Dunlap. Mrs. Hart, back from Egypt, addressed juniors with a flag gift ceremony and dolls to send to mission children. An evening address by Rev. JG King focused on “The Tithe,” as reports from various departments were presented and plans for next year discussed.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
Beaver Valley
U.P
H. F
Hart
Egypt
St. Loui
Medard
Local Man Receives Honors at U. of Pennsylvania
Mrs. George W. Van Wert and son Glenn of North street return from Philadelphia after attending the University of Pennsylvania commencement. Floyd Van Wert, son of Mr. Van Wert, graduates from the medical department as one of 25 honor pupils and plans to open an Aliquippa office. The note adds an unrelated Baltimore News item about infant industry concerns.
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George W. van Wert
Glenn
North Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Floyd van Wert
van Werf
Aliquippa
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Benjamin Hart
Virginia
New York
Antonio Sabatier
University of Paris
Edmund Chiret
Paris
Michelin
Lawrence Auto CO
South
Newcastle
YMCA
Harris
John Rummell
King of Columbus
Seator Aldrich
Senate
Baltimore News
Scotch Woolen Nils Co
NEW Castle Loan CO
People's Credit Clothing Company
Diamond
Washington and
Jefferson Sts
Wallace Brock
Phimes
Lazarus
Marlin's Grocery
Bridget
Marlin
Corner Grocery
Jefferson Street
Cor Lawrence Street
Arlmuchle
Gental Furnishings
Kmarun
Ceylon
B. T
Japan
van Salmon i
Aie
You
Tio Cortes
Old Homestead
Bie
Cruikshank
Swift
Santa
Claus
Euwardr
Marlin’s
Bell Phone 3659
Union Phone
Se Rae
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