New Castle Class Hears Baccalaureate Address
The 1918 New Castle high school class held a baccalaureate service in the school auditorium with Rev. F. B. McAllister delivering the sermon. He urged repentance across church, education, industry, and social life, linking WWI sacrifice to a call for national and global renewal.
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F. B. McAllister
C. J. Williamson
God
Drew
Sullivan
France
Rev. McAllister
McAllister
John the Prophet
Paul
America
Christ
League of Nations
League of Churches
Reity
Prayer and Warning Echoes in Sacred Roadside Call
A reflective piece questions fear of divine summons for our generation and recalls faith beside the path ahead, urging looking forward to find God just ahead on the journey.
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God
Work or Fight Motto Leads to Vagrancy Sentence
Mayor Newell used the motto Work or Fight to confront six men charged with vagrancy. The group, found sleeping in a Diamond alley barn, included white and colored individuals. The mayor sentenced Ed McCrum, Joe Mosby, Eugene Mosby, John Sullivan, Norman Jordan, and Andy Ellis to five days on the road gang.
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Newell
Diamond Alley
Ed McCrum
Joe Mosby
Eugene Mosby
John Sullivan
Norman Jordan
Andy Ellis
Dr. Henke Addresses Two Kansas City Services
Dr. Frederick G. Henke of Allegheny College Meadville Pa delivered two sermons in Kansas City yesterday morning at the First M E Church on The Art of Living and Sunday evening at Epworth M E Church on Character Building. He spoke to large audiences outlining the college’s role in character formation and education after touring worldwide.
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Frederick G. Henke
Allegheny College
Meadville
M. E. Church
Henke
Epworth M. E
Seniors Class Night Program Tonight
Class night exercises are held this evening in the high school auditorium. Commencement proper occurs tomorrow evening. Week closes Wednesday with alumni reception and reunion in the high school where the school service flag will be presented.
Navy Commission for Former St. Louis Player Jack Leary
Jack Leary once with the St. Louis American league club has won a navy commission as an ensign after enlisting as an ordinary seaman and earning appointment to the Harvard Naval Training school.
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Jack Leary
St. Louis American League Baseball Club
Navy
Leary
Harvard Naval Training School
Grandfather at 38 Receives Congratulations on Birth
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs R L Downing at 201 North Bay street Sunday morning makes M H Oliphant, the father of Mrs Downing, a grandfather at 38. Friends extend their congratulations.
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R. L. Downing
North Bay Street
M. H. Oliphant
Miss Roberts Delights Congregation with Reading
Miss Mabel Blanche Roberts of New Castle impressed the First Methodist church audience with her reading of James May's novel The Man Who Forgot. Her prior appearances here were noted as well received.
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Mabel Blanche Roberts
M. E
James May
Big Drive To Raise Quota Of War Savings Loan
Commissioner William Kennedy mailed invitations to minute men and campaign workers for a War Savings Campaign lunch at the Y M C A next Wednesday at 12 15. Lawrence county's quota is 1 700 800 with 160 000 already raised leaving 1 550 000 to be raised by next Friday. C C Duff will preside as chairman of the meeting.
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Board of Trade
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Y. M. C. A. Lawrence County
New Castle
C. C. Duff
Mrs Armour Addresses Two Meetings in New Castle
Mrs Mary Harris Armour known as The Georgia Cyclone spoke at two New Castle churches yesterday. She addressed the Sec ond U P church in the morning and Maitland Memorial church on South Mill street in the evening. She is internationally recognized as a national prohibition leader.
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Mary Harris Armour
Georgia
New Castle
U. P
Maitland Memorial
South Mill Street
Armour
George Greer
Cooley Returns to Road Squad After Arrest
William Cooley, previously on the road work gang, was jailed Saturday night on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct after forceful ejection from two local businesses. The mayor fined him five days’ stay on Sunday morning.
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William Cooley
Two Die in Lancaster County Auto Accidents
In two accidents last night near Lancaster Pennsylvania a man died instantly when his buggy plunged over an embankment. Lester Marquette aged 18 of Quarrysville was killed. Abraham Sumpman of Maytown and Harry Arnold of Marietta were fatally injured when their buggies were hit by a speeding automobile carrying joy riders. the auto was not identified.
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Lancaster
Lester Marquette
Quarrysville
Abraham Sumpman
Maytown
Harry Arnold
Marietta
Lightning hits Pitt Civil plant at Rosslyn station
A bolt of lightning struck the Falk Co. plant at Rosslyn station near Pittsburg, causing a partial fire and damage estimated at 150000 dollars. The oils and greases manufacturer faces significant losses from the blaze reported by International News Service.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
Falk Co
Rosslyn Station
Desertion Charge Arrest of Frank Maccia
Frank Maccia was arrested on a warrant Saturday night for desertion and non support and turned over to Alderman Cooper.
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Frank Maccia
Alderman Cooper
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