Beaver Valley Woman's Presbyterial Officers Named
The Beaver Valley Woman's Presbyterial closed in the Third United Presbyterian church with 180 delegates and visitors attending. Mrs. W. S. Cook was re-elected president. officers include Lyda Mitchell, J. A. Cosby, R. G. Miles, Bert Plummer, Luella McKee, Robert Hammill, L. Woods, Edna McClaren, Dell Davidson, John Little, and W. S. Hawkins. A memorial was given, a pageant presented, and India mission work highlighted. the 1921 meeting is set for New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley
J. A. Cosby
Ellwood City
R. G. Miles
New Castle
Bert Plummer
Beaver Falls
Luella McKee
Beaver
Robert Hammill
Jackson
L. Woods
Edna
McClaren
Dell Davidson
John Little
College Hill
W.S. Hawkins
New Brighton
D. F. Raloph
Highland Church
W. F. Cowden
Mahoning
Youngstown
Sallie Dickey
Wylie McCaslin
E. E. Campbell
India
Hunger Hits Miners As Cars Are Scarce In Ohio
In Columbus on June 19 miners report hunger despite record wages and strong demand for coal. Ohio United Mine Workers official George W. Savage cites a car shortage forcing many miners to work only one day a week and criticizes the Interstate Commerce Commission for inaction since years of seeking fair car distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George W. Savage
Ohio United Mine Workers
Savage
Byersville
Guernsey County
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Pomona Grange Meets as Largest County Class Initiated
State lecturer Rev H G Teagarden of Punxsutawney attended the Pomona Grange No 65 meeting at Big Beaver Grange on June 17. A 74 member fifth degree class was conducted, the largest in the county, with reports of rising membership across subordinate granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pomona Grange
Big Beaver Grange
H. G. Teagarden
Punxsutawney
Pomona
Must Have Babies To Rent Houses In St Joseph
St Joseph banker Walter P Fulkerson plans a row of houses for rent only to families with children or newly married couples. Newcomers may occupy if no children exist, but if a child is born during residence the rent for that month is refunded. The houses lie in a prime residential district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Walter P. Fulkerson
Fulkerson
St. Joseph's
Seventh Ward Church Services and Children’s Day Program Announced
J Franklin Baxter will lead both morning and evening services with sermons on The Friend of God and The Kingship of Jesus. A B Smith curates Sunday school at 9:45 with I R Zahniser as superintendent and Epworth League at 7. Nellie Canfield leads the Living Up to Our Responsibilities topic. Children’s Day program set for 7:45 replacing the usual preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Baxter
God
A. B. Smith
I. R. Zahniser
Jesus
Epworth League
Nellie Canfield
Sunday Service and Children’s Day Program Details
Samuel J. Purvis leads Sabbath school at 9 50 morning worship at eleven with the sermon The Challenge of Christs Character The Senior Christian Endeavor meets at seven The Children’s Day program is set for seven forty five replacing the usual preaching service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Purvis
Christ
Miss Ethel Anangest Recalled Home After Auto Crash
Miss Ethel Anangest of West Cherry Street was injured in an automobile accident a few days ago. She has been removed from Shenanzo Valley hospital to her home and is rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Anangest
West Cherry Street
Shenanzo Valley Hospital
Local residents and visitors fill North Beaver ward
Fullerton of North Beaver and many locals were in town Friday for business and visiting relatives. William Howard, a drayman, traveled to Akron to bring back rubber material for the New Castle Rubber company. Several residents or guests including Miss Anna Benson Mrs Frank Paden Ross Lusk Howard Cox J F Woods N A Huffman and others were noted as visitors or workers with local firms or homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Akron
New Castle Rubber Company
Anna Benson
North Beaver
Frank Paden
Ross Lusk
Howard Cox
Myer and Weller Hardware Co
J. F. Woods
Enon Velley
N. A. Huffman
East Liverpool
New Castle Rubber Club
F. E. Unangst
Sandy Lake
J. Unangst
Cherry Street
James Sursay
Neda
California
Edward Underwood
Guthrie
Pittsburgh
Ross
South Liberty Street
Davis
Greenville
S. Roberts
Montell
Sunny Side
City Council Actions and Requests Friday Proceedings
Council addressed tax exoneration requests from Joseph Leitz and Mrs. A P Duvall with referrals to the city assessor. Bonds for gasoline pump maintenance were approved pending city solicitor clearance. The clerk authorized to advertise bids for a Crawford Run bridge. A traffic sign quote from East Chicago firm referred for review. Highland avenue repaving near ready with disposal questions left to contractor. Ordinances planned for crossover protection and paving East and Shaw streets. Merriman tax difference exoneration referral to assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell and Phillips
Reider Brothers
William Edmiston
A. P. Duvall
Grant Street
Crawford Run
Willard Avenue
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief
A Freeport resident promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough syrup that quickly helps coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The product contains no opiates and is favored for steady results and soothing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heisler
Freeport
I1l
Foley
Former Service Men Wanted for Army Recruiting Service
The district seeks former service men to join the army recruiting service. At least two recruits may be stationed in this city as assistants to Sergeant Ephriam Meredith. Eligibility requires prior service in the regular army or National Guard, with enlistment for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ephriam Meredith
Women Need Not Stand It in Nebraska Letter
Mrs Witt Tuomas of St Paul Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending four years of periodical pain and returning her to full health. The advertisement touts the remedy as the standard female illness treatment for forty years with thousands of testimonials on file in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lydia E., Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Rag Recycling Offer From The News Company
The News Company will pay five cents per pound for good clean cotton rags brought to the office. Small pieces or cuttings are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News Company
Somireg
Relief advertised Pills in wartime era pamphlet
Pimlico style notice promotes Triumph Pills as safe reliable relief. It urges women to write for “Relief” and Medinat’s free material, warns against drugstore sales, and cautions against experimenting with others. The ad cites a nationalist framing and promises Milwaukee Wisconsin origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partic Medinat
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Peerless White
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New Castle, Pa
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Frank B. Smith
Pyatt Street
Youngstown, O
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Union
Frank Andrews & Son
H. BR. Dunlap & Son
Bell 261
North Mill St
St. Cloud
E. Washington Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Leavy's
East Washington Street
West Side Meat and Fish Market
Washington St
St Side
Bill” Ellis
Exvanaterten
Dave K. Malaen Mass
Ices
Smithfield St
Bercoué Homeopathic
Leetle Na Totarie School of
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Penn Men
Posteer
North Mercer Street
Penn Theatre Building
Seventh Ward News
Madison Avenue Christian
Mahoning M. E
Mahoning Presbyterian
Seventh Ward
B. Fullerton
Council
Joseph Leitz
Walde _ street
J. C. Norris
Council Friday
Chicago
Indiana
Committee of the
E. W. Anderson
M. J. Scanlon
Highland Avenue
Moody
Sheridan Avenue
East Street
Falls
Reis Street
Shaw Street
Quest Street
W. J. Merriman
Long Avenue
Coit—Alber
Percival Vivian
Robert Bennett
New York
Chautauqua
Vivian
Baldpate
Madison Square Garden
Tribune
Pope Manufacturing Company
Pope
Goodrich
Cripps Hardware Company
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Federal Reserve
Home Trust Company
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