Rev J H Miller To Have Charge
Plans for St John s Lutheran church 25th anniversary week of June 20 with services nightly. Church organized five years ago by Rev N Sehester in the old YM hall now YW building. Miller will preside morning and evening opening day. Meetings feature church groups, cantata The Good Shepherd, and remarks by Rev Alfbeck of Zellmople. Anniversary Sunday June 27 with sermons by Rev Mauer and Rev deusie te Mil Jer of Youngstown.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
N. Sehester
Y M Failtline
Tey. Jones T. Miller
Wisciette
Rey Rehrens
Umeax
Miller
Tadius Air Society
Wanna’s Missionary Society
Missi Doe
Indigo
Sneidt
Teysheffer
Ehned Well Iian Addy
Congressa
Jauther League
Alfbeck Af Zellmople
Mauer Af Kuehner
Carecio
Wil
Amd
Deusie Te. Mil Jer
Youngstown
Mayor Orders Weeds Cut Down Citywide
Mayer 8 A. Burnes reported to someil that numerous complaints Yarn dnan received concerning the condition of hidewalks in various parts of the city and oranull of the fathiye of property owners to hire the weeds mid erung along ha ghlo witless cut down. Agreement was reached by the mayor and Poo, Kiko,miperintendant of public aute fy Mint the plea and aniitary polled oficorn should notify the property mears to cabata thin winghatens.
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Mayer
A. Burnes
Poo
Kiko
Baptist Laymen Manage Millions at Northern Baptists Meet
F. W. Camile n of New Jersey is among prominent business men on the France and administrative committees of the General Board of Promotion of the Northern Baptist Convention. He will attend the ninth annual convention of Northern Baptists in Buffalo New York from June 23 to 29. The expenditure of millions raised for world evangelization during the New World Movement campaign will be a main topic of discussion at the meeting.
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France
General Board of Promotion of the
Noethert Baptist Convention
F. W
Camilen
Northern Baptists
Buffalo
New World Movement
Coolidges Stand On Beer Issue Flows From Public Debate
Governor Coolidge faces a political stance onbeer legality as agitation grows over proposals to raise beer content above 2.75 percent. A telegram from party officials asks if he supports increasing the limit, amid veto battles and court challenges. The day finds Coolidge at home as discussions intensify. A separate note describes China’s gardeners shaping miniature plants in pots, contrasting with the main political brief.
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Sonal News Servieng Agate
Overnor Oohro
Co Windle
Protihiiank National Committee
Hinghin
Leobot
D. Lang
Assure Concerts For Six Weeks On Public Square
Community concert plans announced by the Y.M.C.A. will feature two performances weekly for six weeks on the city square. George R. Borden says enough bands and singers are secured, with a tentative 13 week schedule to complete half the work. The main issue remains choosing a suitable outdoor venue and officials are consulting city leaders for approval.
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M.C
George R. Borden
Komt
City Council Receives Nushannock Veard Narrowing Report
A council report proposes reducing the city street width from eighty feet to sixty feet on Nushannock heele viard between ndy and Sheridan avenues. Objections to the plan will be heard Friday at 2 PM next week.
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Ndy
Sheridan Avenues
Council
Boy Struck by Automobile In South Jefferson Street
Louis DiRobbio, 14, of South Jefferson Street, was hit by a motor vehicle about 8 AM and taken to New Castle Hospital. He was struck near Mahome where the trolley wagon stopped from behind the approaching car. Head injuries are not considered serious.
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Louis DiRobbio
South
Jefferson Atteet
New
Castlo Hospital
Mahome
Blaine Street Paving Requested in City Meeting
Attorney Se J. Cullinan urged action on paving Blaine Street at a city meeting. The council discussed the ordinance to fund and execute the paving, and residents awaited a decision on the project and its impact on traffic and safety.
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J. Cullinan
Ordinanca
Jane
Conneil
Callite
Cati
Chisepprev
Bathing Beach Project Returns After Washout Efforts
Pictures show a community drive to rebuild the High Run Bathing Beach after a flood washed out the dam. Volunteers from Rotary Kiwanis and local boards aided by mills, schools, and citizens plan a new concrete dam on Rural Avenue near the old Pearson mill site to serve hundreds. fundraising continues for bags and equipment as heavy rains recede.
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Hig Run
Jel
Rotary
Kiwantk
Tiny Board of Trade
The
Mills
Ally O Melals
Elty
Canplogys IL
Dali
Bis Dam
Pearson Mill
Rural Avenue
Neshannock
Volunnteers
An Inch of Rain Prompting Land Flood Estimate
An inch of rain falling on an acre of land would fill more than 600 barrels of 45 gallons each, illustrating the thick potential run off and water yield from heavy showers.
Refugee Trains Bring 17,000 Ukrainians to Warsaw
June dispatches report twenty trains from Kiev bringing nearly 17,000 Ukrainian refugees to Warsaw amid battles and fires. Bolshevik shelling and arson destroyed water supplies as Armenian and German staff were said to coordinate actions near Kiev. Honduras bids steady potential for development with rich land and climate suitable for farming. Molasses use for feed manufacturing runs about 75 million gallons annually.
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I. N.S
London Daily Xpress
Warsaw
Kieff
Ukrainia
Rnun
Henry Plotz
Rel Croas
Honduras
Pennsylvania
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Qilfillan
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Entvert
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Wielcomet
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Cownet
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Norria
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Wetson
State Agricultural Department
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State Health Department
Pulaski
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Helen Jane Wallace
Harry M. Thomson
David Thomson
Claire Robinson
Ross W. Wallace
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John Thomson
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Lawrence Auto Co
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