Central Presbyterian Church Sunday School Hosts Children's Day
Central Presbyterian plans a special Sunday program with the Children’s Day program at 11 o’clock and an evening graduation for the Philathaeas first normal class. Rev. A B McCormick delivers the graduates’ sermon after a full morning service program led by Miss Ritchie and the Sunday school choir.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Philatheas
Pensylvania State Association
Lida Pomeroy
A.B. McCormick
Street
Miss Ritchie
Richard Johnster
A. B. McCormick
Clarabel Strong
Charlotte Doerr
Evelyn Winger
Virginia Schetrom
Grace Leslie
Robert Emery
Irene Wettich
Mildred Keelen
Daisy Chain
Ruth Britton
Sara Rice
Lilian Kirkpatrick
Irene Medard
Virginia Moffat
Helen Whiteng
Banner Supreme
Hazel Fulton
Mr. Bright
Margaret Lowery
Jesus
Marie Mershimer
Mary Pulford
Daisy Drill
Miss Douglass
Miss Dufford
Lolita Munnell
Dorothy White
Bessie
Frances Forrest
Rose
Anna Johnson
Squabble Over Provisions Of School Code
Fayette county school board asks Attorney General Bell and Superintendent Schaeffer for guidance on whether Edgar L. Boyd may sit on the school board under the new code while serving as treasurer for the board of road supervisors. The dispute centers on township treasurer eligibility for school directorships.
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Fayette County
Bell
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Schaeffer
Edgar L. Boyd
Board of
Road Supervisors
Boyd
Pardon Requests Filed in Pittsburg Graft Convictions
Four of the men imprisoned for councilman graft in Pittsburg have applied for pardons with the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons. The applications by John F. Klein H M iger Charles Stewart and Hugh rguson will be considered at the June 22 meeting in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburg
State Board of Pardons
John F. Klein
H. M. Iger
Charles Stewart
Hugh Rguson
Coffee as an irritant to the nervous system
An advertisement urges quitting coffee for health and trying Postum cereal. It claims coffee disrupts digestion and harms kidneys in many cases, and recommends a two week trial. The message endorses a booklet and credits the Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Wreck Prevention Fails To Prove Practical In Test
June 17 Ellwood City rail tests tried a third rail system by Pittsburg inventor to stop trains on collision. Two engines equipped with the electric device halted only once or twice. most trials failed and officials deem the concept impractical until improvements are made.
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Ellwood City
Pittsburg
McKees Rocks
O. K
Butler presbytery to meet in Slippery Rock
At Callery the Butler presbytery decided the next meeting will be in Slippery Rock. Rev. W. R. Craig opened the session with a sermon and reports from committees and boards were heard. Rev. Leech of Zelienople case deferred to September. Rev. Bingham of Steubenville declined, leaving foreign work open for another worker.
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Butler Presbytery
Slippery Rock
Callery
W. R. Craig
Leech of
Zelienople
Leech
Mr. Bingham
Steubenville
Butler
Bingham
Ellwood City educator engaged to South Bend woman
The engagement of Prof. Alex P. Watson formerly Ellwood City schools principal to Miss Rhoda M. Rausch of South Bend Ind has been announced. The couple plan to marry in Shippensburg Pa with date to be announced.
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Alex P. Watson
Ellwood
Rhoda M. Rausch
South Bend
Ind
Frederick Rausch
South Clinton Street
Shippensburg
Pattern foreman leaves Standard Engineering for California
Cc E Wilson, pattern foreman at Standard Engineering works for a couple of years, has left for the southwest to spend time before going to California to locate. Mrs Wilson will join him once he is located. He resigned his position some time ago.
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Cc. E. Wilson
Standard Engineering Works
Southwest
California
Mrs. Wilson
Safe and Sane Fourth Planned for Ellwood City
Ellwood City will observe a safe and sane Fourth of July with bans on roman candles giant crackers and torpedoes. Burgess D D Cunningham announced restrictions will be enforced and public sales discouraged to prevent accidents and fires.
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Ellwood City
Burgess D. D. Cunningham
Burgess Cunningham
Burgess
New Castle
Children’s Day Observed At Baptist Church
Children day activities led by the Sun day school department include speaking and singing. Reports will show the year’s growth. Rev. Mr. Davis will preach “Triple Judgment.” In the evening the Boys’ Brigade will attend a sermon at the Methodist church by Rev. W. E. Barcus.
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Baptist Church
Mr. Davis
Boys’ Brigade
Methodist Church
W. E. Barcus
Newbro’s Herpicide touted to stop dandruff and hair loss
Mrs S A Lee of Richmond Va credits Newbro’s Herpicide with restoring her hair after four years of India damage. The ad claims the product kills the dandruff germ, stops scalp itching, and can save hair if used first. One dollar bottles and sample requests are offered through The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan and agents McKinley and Frantz.
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Newbro
S. A. Lee
South 4Th St
Richmond
India
Europe
America
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
McKinley & Frantz
Rastus Cousins Pays Fine After Sunday Law Arrest
In Ellwood City on June 17 Rastus Cousins a shoe shiner at Fike's on Lawrence avenue was arraigned for violating Sunday observance laws. He pleaded guilty and initially refused to pay a seven dollar twelve cent fine but later agreed to settle. Thomas Demas also pleaded guilty and paid his fine plus costs.
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Ellwood City
Ras
Rastus
Thomas Demas
Odd Fellows band may perform in Ellwood City summer events
The Odd Fellows band, well established in the region, may be persuaded to give concerts in Ellwood City evenings. Last summer, crowds enjoyed their shows at the Lawrence hotel, reflecting strong local appreciation. The Old Timers' band of Württemberg, newly organized, has given free concerts and plans weekly performances this summer. The Württemberg group may visit Ellwood City and will appear at the Board of Trade outing at Rock Point in August.
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Odd Fellows Band
Lawrence Hotel
Wurtemburg
Ellwood City
Board of Trade
Rock Point
Local Hits Return from East Vaudeville Tour
A. C. Collins returns home after touring the east in vaudeville. Miss Alberta McDanel returns home from a visit with friends in New Brighton. Miss Catherine Anderson of Meadville visits town for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gelbach return home after visiting friends in New Castle.
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A. C. Collins
Alberta McDanel
New Brighton
Catherine Anderson
Meadville
J. Gelbach
New Castle
Zelienople Social Notes and Local Moves
Zelienople residents share visits and relocations with relatives and friends. Chas Lusk of Texas visits sister Mrs H M Wise. F A Atkinson moves to Elm Grove West Virginia. several couples and individuals spend weekends with family in nearby towns and attend gatherings at Slippery Rock Normal school and Jacob Endres home. Mrs W F Burr plans a summer visit to British Columbia and relatives in St Paul Neodasha. Fred Zehner recovers at home after illness.
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Chas, Lusk
Texas
H. M. Wise
J. S. McNally
Mill Street
Robinson
Mollie Teets
Waneta Bonzo
Beaver County
Slippery Rock Normal School
F. A. Atkinson
Zelienople
Elm Grove
W. Va
Fred Zehner
Clay Street
George A. Luntz
Harmony
Junction
Stout
Wadsworth
John Miller
Butler
J. F. Griffith
Stessrs. Linnenbrink and Davis
New Castle
Jacob Endres
W. F. Burr
British Columbia
St. Paul
Minn
Neodasha
Kan
Local residents visit relatives and attend presbytery in area
Portersville resident Robert Hays his wife and child visited Prospect relatives. Ernest Humphrey and his mother drove to Grove City Tuesday. Rev Timblin and E L Lauderer attended presbytery in Evans City. Mrs Kinsey spent Tuesday with son Will in Evans City and rode with Rev Timblin. Mayme Barkley Howard Neiper and another friend from New Castle spent Sabbath with parents. Braden Lutz from Ellwood visited his wife and child at Anna Barkley’s. Martha Miquel and son Joseph of New Castle visited Henry Hay family and friends here.
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Robert Hays
Prospect
Ernest Humphrey
Grove City
Timblin
E. L. Lauderer
Evans City
Mrs. Kinsey
Will
Mayme Barkley
Howard Neiper
New Castle
Braden Lutz
Ellwood
Anna Barkley
Martha Miquel
Joseph
Henry Hay
Triplett to Mt. Clemens for Rheumatism Treatment
City electrician J. M. Triplett, troubled by rheumatism for weeks, will be taken to Mt. Clemens tomorrow for treatment. officials expect the care to improve his health.
PILES DISAPPEAR With San Cura Ointment Say Cures
Rev W F Gilbert of Titusville Pa reports twenty years of bleeding and itching piles cured in two years by a single 50c jar of San Cura Ointment. Geo W Clutton of New Castle guarantees cure or money back. It relieves burns cuts and bruises and heals quickly. 25 and 50 cents a jar.
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W. F. Gilbert
Titusville
Gilbert
Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
San Cura healing soap for infant care
San Cura is a soothing healing and antiseptic soap for babies. It frees pores from impurities and prevents fevers rashes and infantile diseases. Cures pimples and blackheads cleans the complexion. Large cake 25 cents at Geo. W. Clutton's. Mail orders for San Cura Ointment and Soap filled by Thompson Medical Co. Titusville Pa.
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Geo. W
Clutton
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
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