Mrs. Thacker Wins Medal at Law rence County Rose Show
The third annual rose show in Carnegie auditorium on South Jefferson Street awarded Mrs. B K Thacker the achievement medal for most points with a score of fifteen. Dr H E Barr placed second with eleven points as judges from Bewickley and Pittsburgh evaluated hundreds of entries. The event, hosted by the Garden club of Lawrence County, drew nearly five hundred attendees and runs through this evening with plans to accommodate up to a thousand visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Gar
Buzz Company
Canterbury
Emilie Salomon
Erma I. Burton
Bessie Gailey
Thacker
Arthur Lindsley
D. R. Harris
Paul Browne Patterson
B. K. Thacker
H. E. Barr
J F. Rowland
Frank Sherger
Never Missed a Day in School Ernest Taylor Finishes Greensburg High
Ernest Taylor an 18 year old Greensburg youth graduates with the 1926 class of Greensburg high school after a perfect attendance record. He began school at six, moved with his family to Greensburg, and never missed a day or was tardy. He worked as a messenger before and after school earning funds for tuition at the University of Pennsylvania, saved $800, bought his own clothes, and was named to the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ernest Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Concord Street
University of Pennsylvania
Taylor
South Greensburg
Inspiration in Meeting People Sober
A brief note highlights the value of connecting with others who enjoy good times without alcohol, celebrating sober companionship and shared activities.
Melting Pot Debate Reflects French Fears of Foreign Influence
Paris reports growing unease as France fears an expanding foreign presence in labor and society. A Brittany sea port cafe showcases diverse staff from Turkey to Hungary, while tourists fetch higher prices than locals. A pigeon breeding race linked to American and International federations features participants from Washington to Chicago suburbs, marking the third such event in Baltimore birds’ wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Martinique
Brittany
Avignon
Riviera
Frances
Pigeon Classic Set For Saturday Racing Event Draws 2900 Pigeons
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 17 the International News Service reports a duplication of England's famed racing pigeon classic will be staged Saturday. About 2900 birds from 19 lofts east of the Mississippi will be released at daybreak to chase records in the open race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chattanooga
Tenn
England
Mississippi River
From Berries to Jam in Fifteen Minutes with Certo
Promotes a short boil Certo method for jams and jellies claiming perfect sets with one to two minutes of cooking. Highlights savings in color, flavor preservation, and lower cost. Includes offer of a trial half-size bottle and recipe book from Douglass-Pectin Corp, Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addess Douglass-Pectin Corporation
Granite Building
Rochester
N. Y
Per Capita Circulation Of Money Rises Slightly
Treasury Department reports total money in circulation at 4,870,884,760 with per capita June 1 of 42.22. Gains include 16,712,110 over May 1 and 96,572,161 over June 1, 1925, driven by Federal Reserve notes offset by gold certificate withdrawals.
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United States
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Birthday Dinner Honors Shirley Stetson at East Brook Home
Mrs George Stetson hosted a 12th birthday dinner for her daughter Shirley aboard her lawnside home near East Brook. The First Baptist Sunday school class members, led by Mrs William Sterling, joined guests including Mrs Louis Garrett and daughter Helen, Mrs Boyd Rusler and daughter Katherine, and Mrs T T Post. Summer flowers decorated the table with a birthday cake as croquet and swimming followed after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
George Stetson
First Baptist Sunday School
William Sterling
East Brook
Louis Garrett
Helen
Boyd Russler
Katherine
T. T. Post
Flower Mission Day Plans By W C T U Groups
The W C T U and L T L will meet at Almira Home Friday June 18 at 2 59 PM for Flower Mission Day. Members may leave flowers at Ida Allison 910 Marshall Ave before 1 PM or call Mrs J B McClaren to arrange pickup. Central Union W C T U will meet Friday June 18 at 7 45 PM in YWCA parlors to plan next week’s Flower Mission Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willard W. C
Central Union W. C. T. UL
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Wallace Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland United Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. R L Wallace 405 East Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of Highland United Presbyterian Church
R. L Wallace
East Wallace Avenue
New Castle NAACP Branch to Hold Meeting at Union Baptist
The New Castle branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will conduct a special meeting at Union Baptist Church on Grant Street Friday evening June 18 at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Union Baptist Church
Grant Street
Notable Local Illnesses and Visits Highlight Community
Mrs J S Harris of Winter Avenue is seriously ill at Overlook San itarium in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Miss Margaret Frizzie of Oakland Avenues visits friends in Pittsburgh. Mrs Harry Steiner of Euclid Avenue has been ill but is now able to be about her home. Mr and Mrs Ross Criestly and daughter Alice of Detroit Michigan visit Mrs Nellie Orr on East Washington Street. Millard Greer of North Jefferson Street returns home after graduating from Massachusetts Tech with support from his mother Mrs Charles Greer and aunt Miss Laura Marquis at the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Harris
Winter Avenue
Overlook Sanitarium
New Wilmington
Margaret Frizzie
Oakland Avenues
Pittsburgh
Harry Steiner
Euclid Avenue
Ross Criestly
Alice
Detroit
Mich
Nellie Orr
East Washington Street
Millard Greer
North Jefferson Street
Massachusetts Tech
Charles Greer
Laura Marquis
Omitted Name Reinstated in Almira Home Admission List
The Almira Home admission list for the year includes a correction noting Mrs. Hattie Richards of Franklin Pennsylvania, was omitted from yesterday’s report. Mrs. Richards joined the home on November 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Home Report
Almira
News
Hattie Richards
Franklin, Pa
One Year Ago Dorothy Perkins Convicted in Manslaughter
A New York jury found Dorothy Perkins aged 17 guilty of manslaughter in a case dated a year prior.
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Dorothy Perkins
New York
California Expects Biggest Grape Crop
California wine grape growers plan for the 1926 harvest amid a nationwide demand for wine grapes. Last year yielded 79 000 carloads with a $41 million return. 65 000 acres of new vines are coming into bearing, and prices are expected to rise despite the Grape Growers Exchange dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
United States
Bearng
California Grape Growers Exchange
The true radical mind rejoices to see others taxed
A provocative motto appears to mock fiscal opponents as the true radical mindset celebrates people being taxed. The line frames taxation as a political weapon and uses sharp humor to challenge opponents.
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Mrs. Thacker
den Club
Carnegie Auditorium
City Park
A. W. Urmson
Elizabeth Reis
Elizabeth Hainer
Hl. E. Barr
Rowland Roberts
H. M. Kirk
Robert Wein- Gartner
Mabel Pearl Atkinson
Harry Thacker
Rose Butz
X. Wa. Thayer
Norman Martin
Marcus Feuchtwanger
M. H. Wilson
A. L. Thayer
C. S. Royce
John W. Bergman
Wayside Garden
Webean Money
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking Regulation
Wellace
Jacob F. Perelman
NEW Castle Business College
Paige and Jewett
Percy B. Walls
South Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
Jantzen
Sporting Goods
East Washington St
Julio Campero
Bertha K. Landes
Karolyi
Count’ Volpi
Salta
America
Hungary
Teleki
Seattle
Count Volpi
International Federation of Pigeon Breeders Association of Pigeon Fanciers
The
American Pigeon Union
Washington, D C
Trenton
Chicago
Baltimore Birds
Cardinal von Faulhaber
Munich
W.C. T.U. and
Frances Willard W. C. T. WU
Central Union
Nufold
Kardoak
Ohio
And
Indiana
New England
States
New Jersey
North Central States
Southeastern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lawrence County
City of
M. C. Limber
Marvin Electric Co
Volstead
Slieian
Usera Ata
C. K. Barton
Y Alm
the Tooth Saving Station
Washington St
Reynolds, Thorn & Sunsipers
Bell Phone
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