Memorial service honors Union veterans at First Presbyterian Church
The annual En Campment No. 9 Union Veteran Legion memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian Church with Post 100 G A R members in attendance. James Marshall of Company H Roundhead Regiment died this year. Lieutenant Colonel Philip Wagner’s chair bore the black wreath as Dr Scott F Hershey delivered remarks.
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Union Veteran Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Post 100
Legion
James Marshall
Company H. Roundhead
Scott F. Hershey
Two Killed In Lordstown Train Crossing Crash
Mr and Mrs Lewis Stahl of Lordstown and their 17 year old daughter Elizabeth were struck by a Pennsylvania flyer near a curve at the crossing while riding to church. The father and mother died instantly. Elizabeth was taken to City hospital with serious injuries. The buggy was destroyed and the horse killed. The Stahls had relocated from Braddock to a Lordstown farm a year ago.
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Youngstown, O
Lewis Stahl
Lordstown
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania Crossing
Pennsylvania Flyer
Youngstown
Mrs. Stahl
Braddock
Bunting and Flags Prepared for Big Fourth Decorations
Several carloads of bunting and flags for the Big Fourth celebration arrived today in the city. Work to decorate buildings will likely start this week as most downtown structures have orders in place for decoration.
Pocketbook and funds turned in to New Castle mayor's office
New Castle police recovered a pocketbook containing a small amount of money and turned it over to the mayor's office awaiting a claimant. The items are held for the rightful owner.
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New Castle
Shoes Ad Prices Spark New Castle Store Cash Drive
Neuwahl's shoe store in New Castle posts clipped Friday News prices on green cards on each shoe. The owner declares a 30 day window to turn $15,000 worth of merchandise into cash before retiring from the business. The stunt draws heavy shopper traffic and public curiosity.
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Neuwahl
New Castle
Neuwahls
Sibley spent to win Twenty-eighth District nomination
Joseph C. Sibley’s sworn statement shows he paid 40 698.83 to secure the Republican nomination for congress in the Twenty-eighth District, with 10 446 votes. He beat incumbent Nelson P. Wheeler by 689 votes, mainly funding Venango County. Crandall and Howard led Warren County spending 17 800, while Elk County chair C C Swift oversaw funds amid regional dispersals to Forest and Mercer counties and others.
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Franklin
Joseph C. Sibley
Congress
Twenty
Dibley
Nelson P. Wheeler
Venango County
C. D. Crandall
D. M. Howard
Warren County
Forest County
Mercer County
J. D. Emery
Mercer
Installation Service for Elders at Highland United Presbyterian
At 4 o clock Sunday afternoon Highland U P church held services to install W T Dougherty and Charles G Lindner as elders for a 3 year term Rev R H Mulholland presided with participation from Rev H F Given Rev S C Gamble and Rev J Elmer Campbell Special music accompanied the installation sermon by Rev Campbell The service replaced the evening service and drew a large congregation.
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Highland U. P
W. T. Dougherty
Charles G. Lindner
R. H. Mulholland
H. F. Given
S. C. Gamble
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Churches
Campbell
Fatally Stabbed During Quarrel in Beaver Falls
James Fanina a young Italian was fatally stabbed in the abdomen during a quarrel with countrymen on Fourth Street near Seventh Avenue. The attacker fled after stabbing twice with a knife. Dominick Domyas was arrested after a police pursuit. Fanina died at Providence hospital with little chance of recovery.
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Beaver Falls
James Fanina
Fourth Street
Seventh Avenue
Fanina
P. W. Keuhner
Dominick Domyas
Providence Hospital
Congregational Meeting Set for Rebuilding Church
Late church news notes a U P A meeting this Wednesday to decide on the proposed church rebuilding. First M E holds its Woman's Home Missionary society session Friday at 3 PM at Mrs C W Foulke's Highland Avenue home. No Wednesday prayer meeting due to camp meeting. Epworth League moves its business meeting to Friday evening.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
C. W. Foulke
Highland Avenue
Epworth League
Ira Butler Robbed at a Youngstown Hotel
Ira Butler of New Castle reported to police that a man he allowed to share his hotel room on East Boardman Street robbed him of $3 after waking Sunday morning. The roommate was arrested and the stolen money was recovered.
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Ira Butler
Pittsburt Street
New Castle
East Boardman Street
Youngstown
Butler
Oiling Jefferson Street Hill Begins Today
Street department starts oiling Jefferson Street hill after council action. Property owners offered to supply oil to curb dust, and the new preparation is tested as a remedy for the first noticeable nuisance this summer.
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Jefferson Street
Waldorf Returns From Pennsylvania Physical Directors Conference
J. M. Waldorf physical director of the Y M C A has come back from Philadelphia where he attended a conference of physical directors from Pennsylvania. Demonstrations and lectures were given at the event which will aid physical directors at institutions across the state.
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J. M. Waldorf
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mike Buck Pays $10 Fine After Disorderly Conduct
Mike Buck paid a ten dollar fine for disorderly conduct on Saturday evening. Arraigned by Mayor Lusk on Sunday morning. Five other arrests Saturday evening were for drunkenness and minor offenses with lenient mayoral mercy granting another trial. One Sunday evening arrest was also for drunkenness.
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Mike Buck
Lusk
Moose lodge class to be initiated at East Brady
The Loyal Order of Moose degree team will go to East Brady Tuesday afternoon to initiate a class of 100 members for Brady lodge No. 246. A number of the members will accompany the team.
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Loyal Order OF Moose
East
Brady
Order of Moose
East Brady
Two Lodges Hold Memorial Services
The Ben Hur lodge held memorial services for Ada Lomax Frank Burke and Charles Waddington at Golden Eagle hall with Rev H J Whalen delivering the address. Flowers and memory rituals marked the event as 25 deaths since the lodge began, with 3 per year recently.
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Ada Lomax
Frank Burke
Charles Waddington
Tribe
Ben Hur
Golden Eagle Hall
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Lodge
Boyd Coulter
Jeannette Amon
Nellie Mershimer
M. J. Howard
Ralph Mayers
Adelaide Amon
Edna Hammond
Margaret Johnson
Excellent Sermons by Rev Brashaer at Harris Theatre
Evangelist Brashaer preached to large Sunday crowds at Epworth M E church and again at the Harris theatre. He urged immediate action in salvation with the sermon Now is the Day of Salvation. Harry Maitland sang What do I Owe Jesus? by T. P. Hamilton, a noted gospel-hymn composer. Rev J C McDonald of Du Bois will attend this afternoon and evening services but leaves after the night sermon.
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Evangelist Brashaer
Harris Family Theatre
Epworth M. E
Harris Theatre
Harry Maitland
Jesus
T. P. Hamilton
Hamilton
J. C. McDonald
du Bois
Epworth
Steel Corp Seeks Cats in Indiana Ad
United States Steel Corp runs an odd ad in Gary Indiana listing Wanted Two half grown cats for 50 cents each. The company says cats are needed after rats invaded blast furnace controls, causing hours of downtime and a loss exceeding $50 000.
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Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Street
Steel Corporation
H. M. Crosette
Annual Volunteer Outing for New Castle Children
Tomorrow the Volunteers will host their annual outing for the poor children of New Castle at Cascade Park. Organizers plan to care for about 700 children, with start time from the car barns on South Beaver Street and hopes for a gala day despite prior funding shortages.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
South Beaver Street
Slippery Rock YMCA Camp Opens For Two Months
The annual YMCA camp will open next Monday along Slippery Rock creek with no exact site chosen yet. About two to three hundred boys will attend to escape city heat over the coming weeks.
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Slippery Rock
Uncomfortable chair and indigestible dhair quoted
The Atchison Globe notes a cynical view of society as merely an uncomfortable seat and a mystery indigestible to eat, reflecting a skeptical mood about social life. The remark frames society as a burdensome structure rather than a valued institution.
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Atchison Globe
State Encampment at Butler Pa Draws Local Veterans
Local men, members of the Spanish American War Veterans association, attend the state encampment in Butler Pa. The two day event opens Monday. Concurrently the Fifteenth regiment reunion of the Pennsylvania National Guard meets at the same site. Elaborate preparations and amusements include trolley rides a banquet at Alameda Park and a campfire with speakers such as the Hon Walter S Reynoulds.
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Butler
Walter S. Reynoulds
Seventh Ward Bunch On Camping Trip
Fifteen members of the Seventh ward Fishing and Hunting club left this morning for French creek for a two week hunting and fishing excursion. They brought tackle and gear. John Elliott and Gorley of the Seventh ward fire department act as chaperons while Weddell ensures work gets done.
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Seventh Ward
French Creek
John Elliott
Gorley
Seventh Ward Fire Department
Weddell
Ministerial Meeting Discusses Sovereignty of the Mediator
Rev. J H Johnston of the Reformed Presbyterian church presented a paper on The Sovereignty of the Mediator Our Authority for Foreign Missions at the ministerial association meeting held Monday morning. An interesting discussion followed.
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J. Johnston
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Catholic School Children Outing at Cascade Park
Catholic school children in the city enjoy their annual outing at Cascade park with a daily picnic program. This week is expected to be the best of the season as activities continue and more events are planned.
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Cascade Park
Cascade
East Youngstown Man Alleges Theft Of Dress Suit Case
James Chaufee of East Youngstown reports to police that Charles Sanodic stole a dress suit case containing his clothes and 190 LAys.
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James Chaufee
East Youngstown
Charles Sanodic
Woman Against Woman at the Air Dome Tonight
The Victor Stock company presents the English comedy drama Woman Against Woman for one week at the Air Dome with nightly changes and vaudeville-style specialties. Tickets drop to ten cents with 8:15 start, over two hours of entertainment.
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Airdome
Victor Stock Company
Woman to Become New Castle Library’s First Librarian
Work has begun on rooms in the Hileman block for the New Castle Free Public library. They should be ready within a month. Directors will decide the librarian, with a woman expected as the first hire and most board members favoring a female appointee.
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Hileman Block
New Castle
R C Memorial Service Held At Seventh Ward Church
The annual memorial service of the Order of Railway Conductors was held Sunday evening at the Seventh Ward Methodist church. The church was filled, with Rev. R N Merrill Rev J F Baxter and Dr M W Keith participating. Graves of deceased members were decorated the following afternoon.
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Seventh Ward Methodist Church
The
Order of Railway Conductors
R. N. Merrill
J. F. Baxter
M. W. Keith
Order
Beav er Falls Tag Day Slated for July 2
A tag day will be held in Beaver Falls on July 2 to raise funds for the playgrounds association.
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Beaver Falls
The
Playgrounds Association
Special car from Harmony to Ellwood City Tuesday
A special car departs Harmony station at 7 o clock for Ellwood City on Tuesday evening June 21. The notice provides travel details for the trip and implies a scheduled departure.
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Harmony Station
Ellwood City
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
If you plan to be away from New Castle this summer you can have The News sent to you. Arrange at the office before you go. It costs ten cents a week or one dollar for four months. Only the office can take orders. no carrier or agent has authority. Your paper can follow you wherever you go.
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New Castle
Baptist Day at Conneaut Lake Draws City Crowd
This Thursday marks Baptist Day at Conneaut Lake with a large local gathering expected. A program has been prepared for the outing and involvement from residents is anticipated.
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Conneaut Lake
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Waldorf
Pythian Sisters
Eva Churchfield
Clara Reel
Effie Lindsey
Jennie Kiser
Effie Young
Miss Brown
Clifford Young
Miss Thomas
Brashaer
Rev. McDonald
Y Boys
Cooper & Butler
Lawrence County
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Johnston
Catholic School Children’s Outing
R. C
Lady Maccabees
New Castle Loan Co
Wallace Bldg
Washington and Jefferson Sts
Atlantic City
N. Georgia Avenue
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