Rev J H Miller To Have Charge Of St Johns Anniversary
Plans finalize for the 25th anniversary of St John s Lutheran church to be observed June 20 27 2027 with special services. Rev J H Miller will lead morning and evening services at opening day and other events feature Rev Scheffer Rev Mayer and Rev Jessie L Miller plus a play One Day in India and cantata The Good Shepherd by the choir.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
N. Scheffer
Y. W
James H .Miller
Trinity Episcopal Congregation
H. J. Behrens
James H. Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society
India
J. H. Miller
Society
Scheffer
Sunday School
Luther League
Sbeck
Zelianople
Mayer
Kitchner
Ontario
Jessie L. Miller
Youngstown
City to Enforce Weeds Cut Along Sidewalks
Mayor S. A. Barnes told the council that many complaints about overgrown weeds and grass along city sidewalks prompted action. He and P. K. Ake, superintendent of public safety, agreed police and sanitary officers will notify property owners to abate the condition.
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S. A. Barnes
P. K. Ake
Public Safe
Baptist Laymen Manage Millions at Northern Baptists Meet
F W Ayer of Camden New Jersey leaders finance committees will attend the thirteenth annual Northern Baptists convention in Buffalo from June 23 to 29. The meeting focuses on millions pledged for world evangelization during the New World Movement campaign.
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General Board of Promotion of the
Northern Baptist Convention
F. W. Ayer
Camden
N.J
Northern Baptists
Buffalo
N. Y
New World Movement
Coolidge stance on beer content reaches national committee
Boston June 18 Governor Coolidge sent his position on beverage alcohol content to Virgil C Hinshaw chair of the Prohibition national committee Hinshaw asked if he favored raising the limit above one half one percent The governor's secretary Henry D Long acknowledged the telegram and attached a veto copy on a bill to legalize 275 percent beer in Massachusetts The supreme court announced a favorable decision The governor remained home and improving from a cold.
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International News Service
Boston
Coolidge
Virgil C. Hinshaw
Prohibitional National Committee
Hinshaw
Henry D. Long
Massachusetts
U. S. Supreme Court
Pretty Idea of Chinese Garden Figures
A description notes Chinese gardeners planting small statuettes of men in pots and guiding live evergreens to grow over them. Vines form a robe of green leaves around the figures, with white faces and hands visible among the foliage.
Assure Concerts For Six Weeks On Public Square
The News reports community concerts by the local YMCA with George R. Borden announcing enough bands and singers for two concerts weekly over six weeks. The program aims for 12 weeks total, pending a suitable square venue arrangement with city officials.
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Public Square
George R. Borden
City Council Considers Reducing Neshannock Boulevard Width
Viewers reported on narrowing Neshannock Boulevard between Moody and Sheridan avenues. The plan asks to cut street width from eighty to sixty feet. Objections will be heard Friday at 10 a.m. next week.
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Neshannock Boulevard
Moody and
Sheridan Avenues
Council Today
Boy Struck by Truck Near Home
Louis DiRobbio age 14 of South Jefferson Street was hit by a machine near his home as he stepped from an ice wagon. He was bruised on the head and taken to New Castle Hospital for treatment. injuries not considered serious.
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Louis DiRobbio
Jefferson Street
New Castle Hospital
Blaine Street Paving Question Raised by Attorney
Attorney St Callahan asked the council to pave Blaine street. An ordinance for paving was passed last fall. The council said it would inspect the street and seek action acceptable to residents.
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St. Callahan
Council
Blaine Street
Bathing Beach Project Nears Second Construction
The Big Run Bathing Beach project shows volunteer efforts by Rotary Kiwanis Board of Trade mills and city workers building a dam to create a first class beach. A flood washed out part of the dam and funds are being raised to rebuild and construct a second beach at the Pearson mill dam site on Rural Avenue in the Neshannock.
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Big Run
Rotary
Kiwanis
Board of Trade
Mills
Pearson Mill
Rural Avenue
Neshannock
Gilfillan Pleads Council Action on Culvert Plan
J Clyde Gilfillan urged the council to proceed with building the culvert along the South Jefferson street hollow between Park and Boyles avenues as per a recently accepted agreement. He pressed for resolution. Norris urged clearing the matter or returning land. Other members requested more information before any action.
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J. Clyde Gilfillan
Jefferson Street
Park and
Boyles Avenue
Norris
Gilfillan
State Collects Samples of Milk
A representative of the State Agricultural Department collects milk samples in the city for butterfat analysis at the state laboratory. The visit may follow a report of bacteria found in local milk sent to the State health department by order of the City Council.
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State Agricultural Department
State Health Department
Wallace-Thomson Wedding Near Pulaski
Miss Helen Jane Wallace and Harry M. Thomson married at noon Thursday at the Wallace home near Pulaski. Attendants were maid of honor Miss Claire Robinson and best man Ross W. Wallace. Rev. John Thomson officiated. The couple, both former Puaski township teachers, planned a motor trip to the Great Lakes after dinner.
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Pulaski
George Wallace
Helen Jane Wallace
Harry M. Thomson
David Thomson
Claire Robinson
Ross W. Wallace
Elsie Porterfield
Cadiz
John Thomson
Kinsman
An Inch of Rain Fills Acre With 600 Barrels
An inch of rain on an acre would fill more than 600 barrels of 45 gallons each, illustrating rainfall volume.
Refugees Reach Warsaw From Kieff Amid Fire and War
Exclusive dispatch reports nearly 17,000 refugees arriving in Warsaw on twenty trains from Kiev, Ukraine. Col Henry Plotz of the American Red Cross notes Bolshevik shelling, 50 fires, and water shortages hinder firefighting as armed trains move with authorities and German officers observed in the area.
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I. N
London Daily Express
Warsaw
Kieff
Ukrainia
Henry Plotz
American Red Cross
Honduras Offers Vast Development Possibilities
Honduras with about 800000 people spans land roughly the size of Pennsylvania. Its tropical climate has few downsides, the interior is mountainous and healthy, with rich land suitable for diversified farming and fruit growing, while the rest is used for pasturage.
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Honduras
Pennsylvania
Molasses Used In Feeds At Vast Annual Scale
Approximately 75,000,000 gallons of molasses are used each year in the manufacture of animal feeds, indicating a large industrial demand and integration into the feed production process.
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New Castle, PA
St. John’s Church
Baptist
Coolidges
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Blaine
FORD
Lawrence Auto Co
Mercer St
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