Fifteen Young Ladies Graduate From First M. E. School
The First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school held its annual commencement with fifteen young ladies receiving diplomas after a three year normal class led by Mrs. George B. Treadwell. Dr Camden M Cobern of Allegheny College delivered the address noting Bible archaeology and pre dynastic civilizations, urging non literal reading of scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
George B. Treadwell
Geraldine Bauman
Cleo Brown
Olive Clemens
Helene Slaugher
Va Hamilton
Marian Marsden
Ma McNally
Mary Moseley
Mary Morris
Elizabeth Martin
Estherest
Jean Rummell
Corrine Streib
la Ruth Smith
Alfreda Young
J. H. Clemens
Camden M. Colbern
M. J. Miller
D. N. Keast
R. M. Campbell
Rge E. Treadwell
Cobern
Clemens
Camden M. Cobern
Allegheny College
Egypt
Shakespeare
Moses
Abraham
Oasis
Kadesh Barnes
Coburn
Menes
Cobert
Robert Ingersoll
London
Christ
City Bond Bids Opened Amid Premiums for $160,000 Issue
Bids on the proposed bond issue were opened by the city council with premiums offered beyond accrued interest. Firms from Pittsburg New York and Philadelphia submitted bids ranging from about $160,816 to $162,883.20, with Mellon National Bank bidding the entire issue at $162,441.41 plus accrued interest. The council planned to select the successful bidder at an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon and Company
Pittsburg
Lyon, Singer and Company
R. M. Grant Company
New York
Graham and Company
Philadelphia
Martin and Company
Harris Forbes and Company
W. M. Freeman and Company
Brown Brothers and Company
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburg
Militiamen Ordered Home for General Mobilization
Clifford R. McKenzie of Boston, formerly with the Y. M. C. A. in New Castle and employed by the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, is ordered to report for duty in Boston by Wednesday. He will depart Tuesday evening to join Company D of the 2nd Massachusetts Infantry en route to the Birmingham concentration camps upon arrival at The Hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clifford R. McKenzie
Boston
New Castle
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Massachusetts
McKenzie
Massachusetts Infantry
Birmingham
District School Birthday Social at Epworth Church
The W. F. M. S. of Epworth Church hosts a birthday social at the District School on Tuesday evening June 1 in the home of J. P. Allen 209 Pearson Street. Refreshments will be served by the committee and adviser. Mrs. W. H. Martin and family from Sharon visited Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Caldwell on Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
J. P. Allen
Pearson Street
W. H. Martin
Sharon
W. B. Caldwell
Pearison Street
Democratic Committee Organizes Elections for Year
The Democratic Committee elected J.H. Boyd as chairman and J. O. Rogers as secretary for the coming year. The body endorsed the president and reaffirmed adherence to Mexican policy while opposing U.S. intervention.
New Castle Troop to Leave City Without Horses
Democratic county committee endorses President Wilson and his Mexico policy in a Dean block meeting. Officers elected include Chairman J H Boyd Secretary J O Rodgers and Treasurer R L Hilderbrand. The group supports universal military training but opposes compulsory service. Troop F awaits mobilization at Mt Gretna with horses provided. Major Urmson orders readiness and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Woodrow Wilson
J. H. Boyd
J. O. Rodgers
R. L. Hilderbrand
Wilson
Mexico
St. Louis
Europe
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Mt. Gretna
New Castle
National Armories
U. S
United States
Pittsburg
Allen Urmson
Harrisburg
Urmson
H. C. Harper
Leutenant
C. Huff
Bellefonte
D. LeCompt
Philadelphia
Hospital Corps
Howard M. Smith
Joseph A. Rigby
Paul Welsh
City
Wright
Joseph Wadsworth
Ray McBride
Sumner Rowland
James McMasters
Russell Cage
James Lamoree
William Whieldon
W. Wegley
D. Turner
Mr. Muff
J. W. Cunningham
National Guard
Better Than Twenty Letters From Home
Advertisement urges readers to subscribe to The News by mail while away from home. Rates: 25 cents for a month to U S or Canada, 10 cents per week for shorter periods, postpaid. Orders must be placed at The News office to avoid delivery errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
U V L Memorial Services Held for Legion Veterans
Annual memorial in Central Presbyterian Church honors five deceased Encampment members whose total service time was 18 years 7 months. G A R Sons of Veterans Spanish War Veterans and Ladies of the G A R attend as the church audience and patriotic groups observe a veterans’ roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No 9 Union Veteran Legion
Central Presbyterian Church
Patriotic Orders
Sons of Veterans
Legion
M. F. Nesbitt
Union Veteran Legion of the City
Brief City News Highlights Include Appointments and Incidents
Traffic officer Thomas Lynch returns to Mill and Washington after vacation. Health reports note two new measles cases and bronchial pneumonia. J M Shankweiler refunds $13.46 jitney license. Police report heavier arrest weekend with 36 total and nine sent to road gang. Ed McWilliams appointed inspector of Sixth street paving. W K Nowling wages paid as city sealer. Edward Masters plumbing license approved with bond Isaac Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Gerry Saul
Reynolds Street
Harold Rodgers
Lathrop Street
Frank Selig
Moravia Street
Road Gang
Ed. McWilliams
Edward Masters
Isaac Cohen
Deaths of the Day David Roy Fulkerson and Concetta Galli
The notice reports the death of infant David Roy Fulkerson son of Mr and Mrs J Ford Fulkerson born May 11 four years ago with funeral at 2:30 PM Wednesday at grandparents residence 102 South Crawford Avenue and burial at Oak Park cemetery The second death lists Concetta infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cesero Galli aged 18 months died at home 1 15 AM Monday with funeral at St Vitus church 8 30 AM Wednesday and burial at St Vitus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ford Fulkerson
David Roy Fulkerson
William J. Bradford
South
Crawford Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Concetta
Cesero Galli
East Home Street
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus
Hawthorne Street Sewer Improvement Petitioned in Council
Property owners on Hawthorne Street petitioned the council for grading and laying a sanitary sewer. Action to be taken later. Isaac Grossman complained that rear Howard alley properties he owns lack sewer or water connections, hindering tenant upkeep. health officer to report Tuesday morning. John Audin’s jitney license for city streets and Seventh ward to Washington street approved. bond $2,000 to city solicitor. Mayor A D Newell reported May receipts of 718 dollars and 27 fewer arrests than April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Street
Isaac Grossman
Council
Howard Alley
John Audin
Seventh Ward
Washington Street
A. D. Newell
U. S. War Readiness Over Mexican Situation Report
The article notes U S strategic posture as it watches the Mexican crisis. It states President Wilson ordered expeditions to persist until the de facto government proves capable of handling the situation. Carranza is warned to refrain from overt acts and responsibility for any breach lies with the de facto government. It denies White House talk of a joint congressional session to present the facts and seek advice, saying no such plan has been considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carranza
Mexico
International Boundary Line
Wilson
Congress
White House
National Guard For
Border Service
Army
Navy
War College
Fathers Day Observed at Central Christian Church
Fathers day was observed at Central Christian church with Andrew Arndt oldest present from Sullivan Ohio C P Smith longest in service and A W Bauman K E Smith and Thomas Sadler most children. Sunday school picnic is set for park Wednesday with 10 o clock church departure. Children day observed June 25 and contest with Sharon ends. aim 600 attendees and large foreign missions offering. On time at 9 45 and 100 percent on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Andrew Arndt
Sullivan, O
C. P. Smith
A. W. Bauman
K. E. Smith
Thomas Sadler
Sharon
Marriage License Issued for Billock and Sattler
Leo A. Billock and Rose W. Sattler of New Bedford obtained a marriage license in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Billock
New Bedford
Rose W. Sattler
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M. E
Emonies
DR. Cobern
Matthew
Jesus
J.H. Boyd
Tion
U.S
Archie Graham
Ray B. Davenport
Joseph R. Chambers
Jacob C. Shook
Russell C. Melvin
Charles V. Kelly
Fred W. Moore
William H. Reep
William H. Shaner
Francis P. Drake
Edward Keelan
Cameron V. Francis
H. A. Wilson
Morrison Kennedy
Cook
James W. Vane
Joseph S. Knowles
Clyde E. Bell
Wagoner
Lawrence 8. Rogers
John N. Holdcraft
Neil C. Mote
Leon L. Allen
W. Barrows
H. PD. Barrows
J. P. Bruno
F. E. de, Garmo
M. Fairweather
C. E Fullerton
J J. Golis
J. W. Harper
H. L. Hunt
C. M. Nowles
M. Lewis
L. W. McClelland
W. G. McMillen
L. McGlynn
M. C. Minner
O. G. Patton
U. S. Harper
J. R. Turner
C. E. Bowman
H. L. McCormick
H. G. Harris
R. Newton
J. F Pleeger
H.S. Anderson
John Anderson
F. PF. Scheckard
John Kerr
Jos. H. Boyd
Lawrence County
Democratic Party
Atatalel Ala
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Thomas Lynch
Mill and
Washington Streets
J. M. Shankweiler
Edison
F. Dufford
Washington ST
Regent Theatre
Clara Kimball Young
Charles Chaplin
Scream
Ssanay - Chaplin
Mabel Taliaferro
the Snowbird
MR. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew
U. 8S
Central Christian Notes
UNION
Bell Phone
E. North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Sutton
Nion
Mill Street
Bell
Freddo Markle
James Lackey
George T. Weingartner
Fred Day
W. F. Dufford
Miss Pearl Dufford
Carl Dufford
New York City
Edison Phonograph Dealers
Alpine Hotel
Cit
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