Commencement Sermon Marks Local High School Night
Dr. W W Sniff of the First Christian church delivered a forceful address titled In the Beginning God to graduating seniors during a baccalaureate service at the local high school auditorium. The ceremony featured prayers, hymns, and a double quartet, with the class marching in to America and the high school community gathered for the keynote on life as a training course toward the Great Commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Sniff
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Central Presbyterian Church
A. E. Yeager
Grace M. E Church
Joseph L. Thalman
Kenneth Miller
Amer
Dr. Sniff
Thalman
Miller
Pedestrian Struck By Auto At Mill and Washington Streets
Abraham Frank reports being struck by an automobile owned and driven by C. O. Earl while crossing at Mill and Washington streets Saturday night. His arm was injured, and he was thrown against the fender.
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Abraham Frank
Pollock Avenue
C. O. Earl
Mill
Washington Streets
Modern Methods of Preserving Vegetables for Future Use
A National Emergency Food Garden bulletin urges war gardeners to start canning surplus now. It promotes sterilization over old cooking methods, notes cost considerations, and promises future bulletins with home sterilization directions.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Tragic Drowning After Sailboat Capsize at Chautauqua
Miss Laura Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis, died after her sailboat overturned near Point Chautauqua in a squall. Two young men and a 14 year old boy attempted rescue. Davis drowned after being trapped beneath the hull for about 40 minutes. She was funeral in Chautauqua and interred in Meadville, Pennsylvania.
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Helen McCracken
Chautauqua
N. Y
Laura Davis
W. S. Davis
Lake Chautauqua
Meadville
Point Chautauqua
Miss Davis
Liberty Loan subscriptions exceed eight hundred million
The Treasury aims to finish tabulating Liberty Loan subscriptions by tomorrow. Over subscriptions total about 800 million dollars with a chance the 900 million mark is surpassed. Officials consider a September issue may be floated within two weeks and could attract a strong premium.
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International News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Liberty Loan
Legal Department
United States
Treasury
Germany Faces Gravest Food Crisis Amid War Strain
Travelers report Berlin declares Germany drawing on food reserves as anxiety rises beyond U.S. entry. The gravest crisis threatens between now and mid August with ration relief expected after the new harvest.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
United States
Children’s Day Programs At Bethany Church
Children’s Day exercises shaped the Bethany Lutheran Church evening service on East Washington Street yesterday. Morning services were standard. W. J. McKay directed a charming program with choir and young children performances. A committee of Mrs. Robert L. Smith and Mrs. Reynolds organized the event.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
East Washington Street
W. J. McKay
Robert L. Smith
Reynolds
Villa To Attack Chihuahua City
An imminent attack by Villa forces on Chihuahua City and Torreon is implied by orders to cut railroad links. The dispatch, from Villa headquarters northwest of Santa Rosalia, routes the assault via Torreon first, pending arrival of two leaders from Lower Mexico.
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EL Paso
Villa
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Markers Erected For Lincoln Highway Across States
Arrangements by the Lincoln Highway association provide for permanent artistic markers at each state line from New York to California. Eleven 22 inch markers on posts will rise 7 12 feet above ground, funded by Lebanon Machine Company. The first marker stands at the Calhoun Street Bridge in Trenton New Jersey marking the New Jersey Pennsylvania line.
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Lincoln Highway Association
New York
San Francisco
Lincoln Highway
Lebanon Machine Com
Dragging the Anchor in a Club Reveals Strained Home Ties
A gossiping observer notes a newlywed man seen at the club frequently after his child arrived. The remark suggests he was truly settled at home but started dragging his anchor when faced with trouble.
Autos Collide At Downtown Corner
Autos driven by Charles Hodge of Youngstown and Jos Crable of this city collided at East Washington and Water streets Saturday night, police records show. The Youngstown vehicle axle broke. no injuries were reported.
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Charles Hodge
Youngstown
Jos. Crable
East Washington
Water Streets
Noone
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New Castle
Geo. W. Wisnom
Globe-Wernecke
Neshannock Avenue
Homer S. Williams Company
Ica
She Yeager
Ceinwein Lewis
Caroline Dufford
Dorothy Stahl
Madeleine Nail
Roy Thompson
James Rugh
Carroll Kearns
Lawrence Thompson
Nesbitt
God
Pagley & Gillest Bell
Corner Mill
New Castle, Pa
Gar
Dener
Bethany
Lafferty
Milton Street
ST. Cloud Building
W. Mayberry Co
E. Washington St
Bell Phone
Union National Bank
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