Delegates Return From Convention
Delegates from this city to the 82nd annual convention of the Women s Missionary society of the Beaver Valley presbytery met in Rochester on Thursday and Friday and returned Friday evening. About 70 delegates attended with representation from every church. Officers announced include Literary secretary Mrs J B Love and Temperance secretary Mrs Douthitt Rochester.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Beaver Valley Presbytery
Rochester
Della Gibson
Sampson
Highland Church
Buffalo
Margaret Speer Gibson
R. C. Morton
Pittsburg
J. W. Springer
St. Louis
J. B. Love
New Castle
Nelson
Neshannock
McCalmont
New Galilee
Douthitt
Dunlap
W. 5S
Harbison
New Brighton
Mercury Freezes Near Freezing Point Hits City
The city recorded temperatures near seven degrees above freezing and daily cold snaps threaten crops. Last night marks a dangerous drop recalling a famous June event fifty years ago as farmers warn of delayed harvests due to the cold spell.
Young Greek Sentenced to Reformatory for Attempted Killing
George Goromants pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill Ida Ayers formerly of Wampum. Judge Robinson sentenced him to the Minefield reformatory in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Court of Common Pleas
Youngstown
George Goromants
Ida Ayers
Wampum
Minefield Reformatory
Fort Wayne Interest Grows in Root Juice Discovery
Local readers push for a demonstration by the root juice scientist amid widespread praise for cures in Fort Wayne Indiana. Advertisers claim relief from nervous stomach issues digestion and kidney liver strength with claims covering catarrh indigestion constipation rheumatism and female problems. Community letters urge the scientist to arrange a public demonstration through a local druggist.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
New Wilmington School Board Fails to Elect Principal
New Wilmington seven member school board on Friday failed to reach four votes for any principal candidate. Five applicants include Prof. R. Co. McKelvey, Prof. Frank Sewall, D. C. Hankey, Prof. Pratt, and Prof. Ball. A further meeting is planned to break the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
R. Co. McKelvey
Frank Sewall
D. C
Hankey
Westminster
Pratt
Ellwood City
Ball
Volant
John Rodgers
Miss Stewart Is Honored With Degree
The degree of M A has been conferred upon Miss Rose Mc C Stewart of Boyles avenue by Grove City College. It was a complete surprise to Miss Stewart who learned of the honor only last week. She has taught at the local high school for three years and is a Grove City college graduate, completing the course in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McC. Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Grove City College
Stewart
Sudden Death of Latter Day Saint Minister
Jonathan Hollibaugh 69, a Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints minister, died of paralysis after a Friday morning seizure in Transfer while settling affairs for his deceased sister in law Belle Stanton. Born in Shenango Township Mercer County, he had been itinerant for 10 years with headquarters in Youngstown. Survived by his wife, four daughters, one son and two brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 at daughter Mrs Carl Beck’s Vine Street home, Elder Richard Baldwin to conduct. Surviving children include Harry Hollibaugh, Mrs Edward Schultz, Mrs M J Garrett, Mrs Carl Beck, and Mrs J H Johnston.
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Belle Stanton
Transfer
Jonathan Hollibaugh
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Shenango Township
Mercer County
Youngstown
Carl Beck
Vine Street
Richard Baldwin
Harry Hollibaugh
Seventh Ward
Edward Schultz
Crooked Lane
Mich
M. J. Garrett
Freedom
J. H. Johnston
Theatrical Promises From Mayme Gardner Company
Mayme Gardner and her Chicago company arrive for a week at the Airdome. The opening play is The New Servant a comedy built for laughs and blues banishment. Vaudeville between acts, nightly changes, amateur contest Friday with cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Gardner
Chicago
Airdome
John H. Black Becomes Fourth Ward School Director
John H. Black of the Fourth ward was sworn in to fill the vacancy left by W. J. Carson’s resignation. A July vacation was granted to janitor Garroway of the Martin Gantz building. The city arranged for war rants to cover extra interest coupons on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Black
Fourth Ward
W. J. Carson
Garroway
Martin Gantz
Wheel Stolen From East St Home Police Investigate
The theft involved a bicycle belonging to E. H. Glauser of East street. Chief Gilmore is handling the case. A separate incident reports four year old Harold Stanford of Youngstown fracturing his skull after a tree fall. his condition is critical.
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E. H. Glauser
East Street
Chief Gilmore
Harold Stanford
Youngstown
Zemo claims instant relief and cure for eczema
Zemo a clean liquid for external use is advertised as stopping itching instantly and permanently curing eczema and all forms of itchy skin or scalp disease. Local druggists Paisley Pittsburg street and Croton avenue Washington street and the Park and Johnston's Drug store Ellwood City urge its effectiveness and invite readers to ask for a sample and view photos of cures.
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Zemo
Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
Park
Johnston
Ellwood City
Runaway Couple Arrested Here in Dunbar Case
Niancino Molatino and Mrs. Rose Molatino both of Dunbar Pa were arrested Friday evening by Chief Gilmore on adultery and larceny charges and held for Dunbar officers to transport them back to answer. They allegedly eloped with the brother’s wife leaving four children. The couple lived at 26 Home street Eighth ward and Pietro Urbiso a boarder also jailed for jumping a board bill.
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Niancino Molatino
Rose Molatino
Dunbar
Gilmore
Molatino
Home Street
Eighth Ward
Pietro Urbiso
Dr Jordan to Preach in Pittsburg
Rev Dr Harvey Sims Jordan formerly of First Presbyterian San Diego Cal will occupy the pulpit of Second Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and evening. He was formerly located at New Castle and has many friends in Pittsburg.
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Jordan
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Harvey Sims Jordan
San Diego
Cal
Second Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Fifth Ward Personal Notes Reflect Local Visits and Moves
W J Jones of Youngstown visited the Fifth ward on Friday. Anthony Bowden of Buena Vista visits John Wilkins in Pittsburg. A Baltimore from Long avenue toured Pittsburg. Chas McGrath on Home street returned from Wilmington. H Will of Pittsburg spent Friday among friends here. Mrs Elizabeth Denning and family moved from Long avenue to Mill street. J E Campbell and Della Gibson visited Rochester Friday. Sarah Sanders of Canton visits Thomas Dennison on Electric street. Dorothy Foster of Sharon visits her aunt Mrs H Barber on Reynolds street. Anna Fehrenbaugh of Long avenue visits West Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Chester McCrumb of New Wilmington visit friends here. Dave Nesbit and wife return from wedding trip to the Great Lakes. Ada Rae and daughter Eliza beth of Wick avenue visit Ashtabula briefly. Mrs Will H Gore returns from Moravia street. Mrs Milo Cochran recovers from illness and goes out. J C Ferrer of Struthers returns from visit with her parents on Home street. Francis Felton of Trinity church will take Dr Roscamp’s place at St Andrew’s mission service. W C Crill and wife plan a trip to Ashtabula to visit Mrs A G Griffin. Mr Young of South Mercer street ill but recovering. Mrs W D Switzer leaves for a visit to daughter in North Sewickley over Sunday. Miss Lucy Fiscus sails to Chicago for the summer. Do as You Please camping club to Transfer for a few weeks. Male chorus to have group photo at Welsh Congregational church Sunday at 4. Harry Leebow of Moravia street, leg broken on Long avenue, brought home two weeks after accident.
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New Wilmington
Emma Dodds
New Castle
Joseph Potter
G. A. Smith
Marjorie Cochran
Tronette
Alabama
Jane Hamilton
Warren
Lillian Allen
Polk
Paul Graham
Irvington
N. Y
Frank Houston
Robert Dobbs
Alfred Wright
Frank Sewall
W. J. Jones
Youngstown
Fifth Ward
Anthony Bowden
Buena Vista
John Wilkins
A. Baltimore
Long Avenue
Pittsburg
Chas. McGrath
Home Street
Wilmington
H. Will
J. E. Campbell
Della Gibson
Rochester
Sarah Sanders
Canton
Thomas Dennison
Electric Street
Dorothy Foster
Sharon
H. Barber
Reynolds Street
Anna Fehrenbaugh
West Pittsburg
Chester McCrumb
Dave Nesbit
Great Lakes
Ada Rae
Elizabeth
Wick Avenue
Ashtabula
Will H. Gore
Moravia Street
Moravia
Milo Cochran
J. C. Ferrer
Struthers
O. C. Allen
Francis Felton
Trinity Church
Roscamp
St. Andrew's Mission
W. C. Crill
A. G. Griffin
Margaret Crill
W. D. Switzer
Division Street
W. E. Ruch
North Sewickley
Lucy Fiscus
Lawrence
Chicago
Shenango
Human nature and rub a lac in steady comparison
The text discusses human nature as a constant across the world and compares it to rub a lac, claiming it behaves the same each time. It promises consistent results, insisting on using the product for spotless clothing without damage during washing.
Shenango Valley Hospital Advances on Road to Recovery
Hospital officials report Shenango Valley Hospital is on the road to complete recovery after a setback yesterday. Medical staff say patient conditions are improving and treatment continues.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Camp Meeting Closes Sunday Amid Large Airdome Audience
Airdome saw one of the week’s largest crowds for Dr. Morrison’s sermon on liquor, home training, and steadfast old truths. He praised the audience’s attention and noted unprecedented response. Services continue this afternoon and evening with Sunday sessions at 2:30 and 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Morrison
Home Guards to Hold Memorial Service
The Home Guards of America will stage a public memorial service Sunday at 3 PM in the K of P hall. Rev. J Elmer Campbell of the Third U P church provides the memorial address and special music is planned. The service honors five deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home Guards of America
K. of P. Hall
J. Elmer Campbell
Third
U. P. Church
Easy Task Soap Best For Chinaware Care
The article stresses using Easy Task Soap as the proper choice for cleaning china to keep it looking new and avoid wear. It notes the soap’s purity and suggests its use is particularly important amid germ risk in the era.
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China
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Emma Campbell
Pennsylvania College For Women
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East ST. Home
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Herpicide
Pontiac
Illinois
J. R. Johnson
Reformatory
Jonesboro, Tenn
A. G. Wetherly
McKinley & Frantz
Detroit, Mich
DR. Jordan
Elizabeth Denning
Mill Street
Harry Leebow
Cherryhurst
Tialiu
Whedsl
VEY Syuail
KF. F. Rogers , CO
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