Graduates Hear Sermon at Local High School
Dr. W W Sniff of the First Christian church delivered a forceful baccalaureate sermon to the 1917 class in the high school auditorium. He spoke on In the Beginning God and argued the earth and body prove an omnipotent mind, comparing life to a training course and noting a Great Commencement after death. The service featured the high school orchestra, a double quartet, prayers, hymns, and the procession led by Principal Thalman and class president Kenneth Miller.
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W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Ihn
Sniff
M. B. Nesbitt
A. E. Yeaper
Grace M. & Church
Joseph L. Thalman
Kenneth Miller
Amer
Snill
Sol
Mr. Miller
Modern methods of saving vegetables for future use
A National Emergency Food Garden bulletin urges early planning for home canning of surplus produce. It promotes sterilization over older boiling methods, notes cost concerns, and promises future bulletins with home sterilization directions for vegetables and fruits.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Cana
Pedestrian Struck by Auto In City Intersection
Abraham Frank of 1624 Pollock Avenue reported to police that he was struck by an automobile owned and driven by C. Earl of R. D. No. 4 while crossing the Mill and Washington streets intersection Saturday night. He was thrown against the fender and injured his arm, he said.
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Abraham Frank
Pollock Averue
C. Earl
R. D. No
Mill
Washington Streets
Children’s Day Observed At Bethany Church
The Bethany Lutheran Church on East Washington Street held a Children’s Day program in the evening after usual morning services. W J McKay, Sunday school superintendent, led a charming program with music by the choir and younger children. A committee including Mrs. Robert L Sith and Mrs. Reynolds organized the event.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
East Washington Street
W. J. McKay
Robert L. Sith
Reynolds
Miss Laura Davis Dies In Lake Chautauqua Sailboat Crash
Miss Laura Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis, of this city, drowned when her sailboat overturned in a squall near Point Chautauqua. Two young men and a 14 year old boy attempted rescues. Davis disappeared under the boat and later died despite efforts by physicians and rescue crews. The funeral was held in Chautauqua, with interment in Meadville, Pa.
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Helen McCracken
Chautauqua
Laura Davis
W. S. Davis
Lake Chautauqua
Aleadville
Miss Davis
Germany Faces Hunger as Food Reserve Shrinks
COPENHAGEN June 18 German travelers report Berlin warns of a gravest food shortage from now until mid August. If the period passes, the harvest may ease the crisis, but anxiety rises as citizens face rising scarcity and rationing pressures amid the broader war context.
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Copenstagen
Germany
Berlin
United States
Villa To Attack Chihuahua City
An imminent Villa assault on Chihuahua City and Torreon is reported as orders from the bandit chief reach his commanders. A courier from Villa’s forces northwest of Santa Rosalia confirms plans to strike Torreon first once two leaders arrive from Lower Mexico.
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EL Paso
Villa
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Theos
Srs
Santa Mosalia
Tieagree
Vila
Mexico
Treasury aims to float Liberty loan with near billion in subscriptions
Warshineror report from June 14 states the Treasury is tabulating subscriptions to the Liberty loan and expects figures by tomorrow. Over subscriptions may reach 900 million and officials consider strategies to curb price under par while seeking accountability for possible actions resembling a German tactic. For September the plan is to float a new issue within two weeks or up to a month, leveraging demand from initial buyers and printed bonds ready for immediate delivery.
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Cadernaional
Warshineror
Treasury Department
Liberty Loan
Allegect
Legal Department
Treasury
Markers For The Lincoln Highway Board Arranges Erection
Arrangements completed by the Jinenin Highway organization for permanent artistic markers along the Lincoln Highway. Each marker stands about four to five feet tall, with a three foot base, mounted on a concrete foundation. Markers are being shipped to key points along the route, including Woaidars Vin Taneatin Fishway, extending four miles of the Lincoln Fish station corridor. The placement is part of a broader effort to improve transcontinental travel and establish state boundary markers, with ongoing development by the team at Lethasoa Machine.
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Arsntatioan
San Francisco
Correte
Taneatin
Fragmentary court notes on markers and positions in state lines
Fragmented text references markers and positions along a state line near Trenton and Lincoln. Mentions markers in relation to treaties and a White and Black bar, with unclear sequence of events and locations. No clear date, event, or responsible party identifiable from the readable fragment.
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Pany
Lebanon
Silyp
Buller
Oro Linn
Everted
Trenton
Lincoln
Jereey
Downtown collision injures none in city mishap
Police report a crash on a Saturday night at the corner of F Way and Water streets involving a Youngstown driver Charles Hodes and Jos Crable. The Saturn vehicle sustained damage but no injuries were recorded.
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Charles Hodes
Youngstown
Jos
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James Rugh
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Lawrence Thompson
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