Mrs J L Stratton Again Heads Almira Home Assn
Mrs J L Stratton is re elected president of the Almira Home Board for the fifth year at the annual Almira Home meeting in Almira Home East Washington street. Officers and many attendees from four counties were listed with reports showing full occupancy, a waiting list of 86, and a June meeting rescheduled per state rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stratton
Almira Home Board
Almira Home
East Washington Street
H. C. Harper
B. F. Butler
C. E. Trainor
C. F. Montgomery
J. Ward Reis
C. W. Boyd
Butler
Butler Country
M. K Gregory
Alex. Crawford Hoyt
David Jameson
F. A. Moyer
J.J. Dean
J. A. Shiner
R. G. Maxwell
George A. Rigby
S. A. Love
J. H. Reed
Sharon
Venango
Mercer
Lawrence
Slippery Rock
M. L. Gardner
S. L. Sheeseman
Martha Whitten
J. W. Ritts
M. D. Brandon
Sara Hoover
John S. Campbell
Mary Belle Lowery
Thomas W. Phillips
Portersville
James McConnell
Zelienople
S. O. Wright
Oil City
S. J. Simpson
W. R. Barr
G. C. Morck
E. V. D. Selden
W. W. Splane
Franklin
W. H. Forbes
J. T. Campbell
John A. Wilson
Harry Lambertson
O. D. Bleakely
Cooperstown
W. A. Crawford
A. F. Love
J. C. McCready
George Rigby
W. A. Strumater
Alendid
Where To Go Tonight Where To Go Tonight
Regent Madge Bellamy stars in His Forgotten Wife with comedy acts Julius Sees Her Nixon His Last Race and West Is West featuring Cliff Bowes and Virginia Vance. Dome presents Baby Peggy in The Darling of New York and Monty Banks in Hot Sands. Star showcases Pola Negri Jack Holt in The Cheat along with Charley Chase in Publicity Pays. Penn features Lillian Gish in The White Sister with musical selections by Ruth Drescher Rebekah Crawford Albert Genkin ger and Clinton E Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Bellamy
Julius
Nixon
West Is West
Cliff Bowes
Virginia Vance
Dome
Baby Peggy
New York
Monty Banks
Pola Negri
Jack Holt
Charley Chase
Pathe News
Penn
Lillian Gish
Ruth Drescher
Rebekah Crawford
Albert Genkinger
Clinton E. Ward
Sponsors Named for Potato Club Event Near Portersville
A list of 81 sponsors for the Potato Club is announced with participants from Portersville, Volant, New Castle, New Galilee, and surrounding areas. Names include DeLace Cole Agnes Brenneman J. H. Carroll Jos T Campbell George Conway and many others spanning R D routes 1 3 4 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Club
DeLace Cole
Agnes Brenneman
Volant
R. D
Plaingrove
J. H. Carroll
Dorothy Brenneman
Jos. T. Campbell
Frank Thompson
George Conway
DuWayne Shaw
J. P. Caldwell
Gaylord Shaw
D. O. Davies
Robert Brown
Slippery Rock
Harlansburg
John Davis
Wendell Dean
New Castle
Princeton
W. W. Duff
Merril Dean
Blanche Davis
Wilson Fox
Portersville
T. W. Dickey
Wilbur Fox
W. J. Ewing
Albert Emery
John Elder
Edgar McFarland
Gill Falls
Paul Blair
James B. Foster
Raymond McConnell
H. K. Gregory
James McConnell
J. C. Gilfillan
Chester White
A. C. Hoyt
Dale Heckathorn
Glen Heckathorn
J. M. Higgins
Joseph Stoner
John Higgins
Norman Emery
M. M. Ingham
Raymond Munnell
David Jamison
Stanley Brest
New Galilee
Moravia
James Keefe
Helen Houk
East New Castle
Francis Keefe
Roy Stoner
H. M. Kirk
Alvin McFarland
Sam Klafter
Edgar Cummings
J. H. Lamb
Kenneth Emery
Edward S. Marvin
Raymond Cunningham
Bonnie Marvin
Wilbur Gill
Vera Marvin
George Campbell
Speer Marcusis
Grace Bruce
J. R. Meade
Herbert Morse
New Wilmington
List of residents and associates near New Bedford area
Readable names and addresses show residents and associates in Pulaski New Bedford Edenburg Edenburg Edenburg Edenburg and nearby towns. The fragment lists individuals with townships R D 1 2 and nearby landmarks including New Castle New Galilee Enon Valley and Moravia along with care of Goodrich Farm and Liberty Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L
L. L. Swan
Charles Doyle
New Bedford
James M. Smith
Augusta Doyle
David Silverman
Frank Goodrich
Edenburg
Alex Silverman
Ina Laura Goodrich
Frank Summers
Robert David
Care Goodrich
E. E. Leavy
Clifford Winner
Care Good
Moravia
W. E. Waddington
Paul McBride
New Galilee
C. E. Ward
William R. Dice
Enon Valley
I. R. Zahniser
Francis Martin
Bessemer
McAdoo Faces Two-Thirds Rule Battle At Convention
McAdoo supporters push to abrogate the rule requiring a two-thirds majority to win the nomination, 732 of 1096 delegates, sparking a high-stakes clash with Al Smith backers and other candidates. Delegates are split 450 for McAdoo on first ballot, 300 for Smith, with a broader field ready to wage a deadlock fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
McAdoo
Jackson
Rules Committee
Smith
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Illinois
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Underwood
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Carter Glass
Virginia
David F. Houston
Texas
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
J. H. Davis
Kansas
George S. Silzer
New Jersey
Rules fight shapes contesting factions in Baltimore clash
Anti McAdoo forces push two thirds rule impact claiming McAdoo's kin would have altered history. Thomas J Walsh of Montana favored as permanent chairman. McAdoo camp backs Governor W J Fields of Kentucky for rules chair and Homer S Cummings of Connecticut for platform, both opposed by Smith Underwood faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McAdoo
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
W. J. Fields
Kentucky
Formal Opening of Wampum Bank Building June 21
The Wampum Bank inaugurates a fireproof two story building with marble lobby cement floors and oak second floor suites. The bank, capitalized at $100000, features an 13 inch thick vault wall, burglar proof safe, and mahogany banking fixtures in a region with Crescent Portland Cement Co and other industries nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum Bank
Bell Telephone Company
Wampum
Crescent Portland Cement Co
American Cement Tile Mfg. Co
Consolidated Stone and Mining Co
Home Loving Ice Drives Unusual Weather Across Seaboard
A weather forecaster explains that icebergs remaining home affect sea temperature and air warmth. Low pressure near Newfoundland causes northwest cold air to sweep south and produce rainstorms across the central United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Foundland
United States
Montana
Tennessee
City Solicitor Seeks Cost Allocation For Hobart Street Approach
City Solicitor Robert M. White has drafted a petition to the public service commission asking that the costs of a Hobart street approach to Gardner avenue viaduct be apportioned among all parties involved in the viaduct construction. The filing claims A. S. and T. P. Company severed the entry route and that the line is essential, and argues the company has not waived damages that would exceed the cost of building the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
Public Service Commission
Hobart Street
Gardner Avenue
Shenango Works
Helen Wills Loses First Match Abroad at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon on June 18 Helen Wills, the American women’s tennis champion, lost her first singles match abroad. She fell to Mrs. B. C. Covell in the British American Wightman Cup team event, losing in straight sets 6-2 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wimbleton
England
Helen Wills
B. C. Cowell
Covell
Jury Completes To Try Ganiel For Uravich Murder
A jury was completed before Judge Emery in the commonwealth against Justin Ganiel charged with the murder of Adolph Uravich. Prosecutor Hildebrand outlined a prior dispute and threats. Ganiel was wounded upstairs and Uravich shot after returning from a picture show. The panel includes John C. Allen, A. S. Martin, Samuel Craig, and others from Shenango, Ellwood City, New Castle, and New Wilmington. The defense is led by James A. Chambers and A. Martin Graham. The case began with opening statements and witnesses describing the events on Galbreath avenue February 13. court adjourned for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Justin Ganiel
Adolph Uravich
Emery
Talesmen
John C. Allen
A. S. Martin
Bessemer
Samuel Craig
E. A. Whiteman
Frank Horn
Jesse Miller
Edwin D. Lamm
Everett H. McNees
Shenango
Ellsworth Koch
Ellwood City
A. A. McDonald
New Wilmington
Frank Majors
New Castle
Charles Eckles
R. L. Hildebrand
James A. Chambers
A. Martin Graham
Hildebrand
Ganiel
Uravich
Galbreath Avenue
Joe Kivich
Aravich
John Foster
New Castle Hospital
J. P. Caldwell
Meeting at Centre Church on Road Improvement
A citizens group formed a permanent organization at Centre Church to demand improvements to the old state road from Energy on the Ellwood City-New Castle road to Weigletown on the Butler road. E. L. Guy was elected chair man and J. Ross Baldwin secretary. next meeting in two weeks to decide steps. Judge Emery and Commissioner Weingartner were absent due to New Castle hospital graduation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Old State Road
Ellwood City
New Castle
Weigletown
Butler Road
E. L. Guy
J. Ross Baldwin
S. P. Emery
George T. Weingartner
New Castle Hospital
P. K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
Robert Whaley
John §. Swan
Four Nurses Graduated From St. Francis Hospital
Drago Watson, Margaret Anna Doran, Katherine Mary Ronan and Julia Cecelia Sousa completed training as nurses. Dr. James M. Blackwood urged graduates to pursue lifelong service to humanity as the hospital, Sisters of St. Francis, and board praised the class. The ceremony featured St. Michael’s Church choir under Rev. Fr. Nedd and a program of songs, solos, and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drago Watson
Margaret Anna Doran
Katherine Mary Ronan
Julia Cecelia Sousa
James M. Blackwood
Gradutes
George T. Weingartner
Hospital
Sisters of St. Francis
St. Michael's Church
Uhlrich Nedd
John Evans
Henry Badger
Edna Setter
William Williams
Laura
Irene Travers
John Griffith
Stephen Griffith
Maurice Aquarra
A Secret Once Told Becomes No Secret At All
A brief item notes that once a secret is disclosed it loses its secrecy. The quote implies the visibility of information increases once shared. No specific persons or organizations are mentioned in the readable fragment.
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Sarah J Westcott Kincaid
Mrs Sarah Jane Westcott Kincaid aged 78 died Tuesday afternoon June 17 at her daughter Mrs Charles E Kelso home in Edenburg after two years of ill health and a recent critical decline from apoplexy. Born March 7 1846 in Millvale Allegheny county Pa she lived many years in Lawrence county and was a member of Edenburg Christian church. She leaves one sister Mrs P L Reese of Tacoma Washington. Funeral services will be held Thursday June 19 at 2 pm from the Kelso home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Westcott Kincaid
Sarah Jane Westcott Kincaid
Edward S. Kincaid
Charles E. Kelso
Edenburg
Kincaid
Millvale
Allegheny County
Alvin and
Eleanor Boreland Westcott
Lawrence County
Edenburg Christian Church
Kelso
P. L. Reese
Tacoma
Wash
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Services for Theodore Newton Gilfillan
Theodore Newton Gilfillan was honored at a Tuesday afternoon service at 3 o'clock held at Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church. Rev. C. J. Williamson and former pastor Rev. Clark led the ceremony with pallbearers T. J. McKnight J. M. Snyder E. A. Ponticus T. W. Houston Gilbert Wimner and Hugh Martin in attendance. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Newton Gilfillan
Eastbrook United
Death Notice for Michael Muntfild in Warren Pa
Michael Muntfild aged 51 died June 14 at Warren Pennsylvania. He leaves his wife and one son Tony. Funeral from St Marys Polish Church Thursday at 10 oclock. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Muntfild
Warren
Tony
St. Mary's Polish Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Arminta Woods
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Bartram avenue home with Rev W E McClure of First Presbyterian Church in charge. The funeral party then traveled to Mosk Columbiana County Ohio for burial in the Christian Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminta Woods
Bartram Avenue
W. E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Mosk
Columbiana County
Christian Church
Death of Mrs. S. A. Camp in Brooklyn
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. S. A. Camp at her Brooklyn home after months of illness. She suffered a broken hip two months ago and never recovered. She leaves a son C. H. Camp of Brooklyn, two brothers Addison and A. F. Burns of Pittsburgh, two sisters Mrs. W. F. McCullough of Edenburg and Miss Hattie Burns of Pittsburgh, and cousin Mrs. Joseph Gilmore of this city. Funeral services were held at the Brooklyn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Camp
Brooklyn
New York
Francesca Scrim Obituary Portrait of Local Matriarch
Mrs Francesca Scrim aged 63 of 1203 Cunningham avenue died today at 5 30 am after illness. She leaves sons Anthony Joseph and Mary at home a sister Mrs Pasquale Tempest and Miss Bambino in Italy. Funeral service 9 am Saturday at St Vitus church with interment in St Vitus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesca Scrim
Cunningham Avenue
Scrim
Anthony
Joseph
Mary
Pasquale Tempest
Miss Bambino
Italy
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus
Erie Places New Freight Train Service Here
J. H. Carroll warned the Board of Trade that a west bound Erie freight train began daily operation from New Castle at 8:30 am. It reaches Cleveland and other destinations by 6 am the next day and carries east bound freight from Sharon to join main line trains. The service speeds shipments to New Castle and improves inbound schedules allowing less than a carload to be shipped from Cleveland with next day delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carroll
Board of Trade
Erie
New Castle
Cleveland
Sharon
Erie Railroad
Carroll
Illinois Publisher Sees New News Plant
Howard F. Dyson publisher of the Rushville Times visited The News plant this morning and praised its completeness and magnificence. He stayed with his wife and two daughters Marjory and Dorothy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ray on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard F. Dyson
Rushville, Ill
Times
Mr. Dyson
Marjory
Dorothy
James T. Ray
Wallace Avenue
Hunter Faces Greater Risk When Pursuing Deer
A proverb warns that venturing into deer hunting may expose a hunter to unexpected dangers symbolized by tigers, suggesting caution and awareness of hidden threats in bold terrain.
Weathered Streets and Rain Soaked City Scenes
A series of compact vignettes captures a rainy day in the city. A salesman struggles to close an umbrella while a downtown merchant tends plants in the downpour. A truck marked High Explosives speeds along South Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jefferson Street
Police Asked To Protect Woman From Poison Pen Writer
In Wilmington Delaware Mrs May Campbell is protected after threats from a poison pen writer who demands she leave the city. She is separated from her husband and the letter was signed K K K though local Klan officials deny knowledge of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wilmington
Del
May Campbell
Klan
Etter Returns From Springfield College
Frederick B. Etter of 59 Spruce Street has returned home from Springfield YMCA College where he served as Assistant Boys' Secretary. He is pursuing a physical education course and will return to Massachusetts in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Etter
Spruce Street
Springfield
Y. M. C. A. Colege
Etter
Massachusetts
Dog Annoys Children Prompt Police Notice
Alderman John Hart complains a large shepherd dog from the neighborhood enters his office and disturbs his children. The owner is told to secure the dog and report to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
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Almira Home Association
Acacia Beeteee
C. C. Montgomery
Boomer
H.R. Huston
E. Long
Portersville, R. D. 3
Pulaski
E. E. McGill
Floyd Harry
Sam McGoun
Mabel Stevenson
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Clair Stevenson
W. J. Offutt
Joe Rudzik
Scott Paisley
Stanley
Clark
Coast Guard
Centre Church
Mr. Gilfillan
Llinois
Bellans Indigestion
Bellans
Kews
W. G
L. F
New Wilmington Highway
Ford
Highway Department
Ohio
Ilinois
Mill
Washington Streets
Youngstown
Alan
Knox Agents
Washington St
Springfield College
White & CO. Funeral Directors Goth
Cecaal Ave
J.r.hodge
Earl E.book
Jos. S. Rice Funeral Chapel
East North St
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