Seventh Ward Celebrates with Big Fourth in Seventh
The Seventh ward staged a large Fourth celebration with a crowded gathering and local officials. A committee outlined programs, with discussions on defraying expenses and rising funds. attendees included Frank Nugent and Jean Follows, and a meeting adjourned for another Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alent
Tim
Maida
Frank Nugent
Tych Parker
Nuveen
Bert Tan
Tuff
Wall Geauld
Wineker
Fe Ehairman
Jean
Willan Billatt
Eliantort Dohaoag
A. J. Newell
M.c.heonard
Dae de
Frink Dorathia
Mile Mieterdua
Gena Ne Masai
Nysent
Panthamber
Eagles Entertain For Soldier Boys
A wartime program featured the Hamelin group with Sieh West Ah dour rite and soldiers. Performances by host households and the Meter hans Wen at nm kare aur Mores Brie joined by Tonkin using the hanne Tseul, delivering a varied evening of music and entertainment for local service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamelin
Wan Prien
Win Testiain
Tie of Tron
Inu
Alec
Hans Wen
Woonie
Delightful Brown Family Reunion Luncheon at West Grant Avenue
Mrs Brown hosted a ladies luncheon on West Grant Avenue with many guests including Mrs Clemtenin and Mrs J Liveson. The event featured diverse entertainment, wine, and a Miller family reunion segment with speeches and a large dinner for about one hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan ML. Brown
Diate
Krederyk Brown
PL Brown
Wwe
Grant Avenue
Rawy
Brown
Emumifaw
Www
Clemtenin
M. Waedrop
Cassius He
Jt 1
Liveson
Briden
Gun
Mires Dept
Winie Barartek
Krax
Untitled Historical Club Meeting Details
A fragmented report recalls a Sunday school class meeting at the huts of Miss Junin and Bertie Bees. Miles Uline led the event as president of Hite Pines, with scattered notes describing meals, conversations, and upcoming weekly gatherings at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Junin
Bertie Bees
Hupen
Tim
Hite Pines
Miles Uline
Vaseade Ark
Peli
Bert
Community Club Meeting and Social Gatherings
A fragmented report details a series of social events. Members hosted sewing chats, informal dinners, and a bridge of greetings at homes on Souk Tray street and Jay Btrert, with refreshments and a garden supper. A dinner honored a guest recently returned from overseas with family and friends in attendance.
First Christian Church Picnic at Vascade Grove
Forty members of the First Christian Church enjoyed a church grove picnic in Vascade Park last evening. Mrs Cassidy of West Washington street led a special bouquet. Phil Ups, recently reformed, was among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sou. A.ess
First Christian Church
Vascade Park
Cassidy
West Washinglim Street
Phil Ups
First Birthday Celebrated by Grandmother on Egawartie Street
A granddaughter, Donna Marie O'Urion, turned one as Mrs. Fred Rimmed hosted a birthday party on Egawartie Street. Attendees enjoyed gin and nimso, with games and a reading of Times print, while neighbors and children joined a cheerfully festive afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Marie O'Urion
Fred Rimmed
Egawartie Street
Psah
Fragmented Notes On A Public Event And Attendees
The readable text outlines a chaotic scene with references to several names such as Tina Dao and Mrs Be, mentions of a hostess, a comfort packet committee, and a public gathering. It hints at a ceremony or meeting with attendees and various roles, including a hostess and organizers, but concrete details are obscured. The fragmentary passage suggests a social or ceremonial event with unidentified participants and a focus on attendance and proceedings.
Truncated Reunion Notes From Ohio and Pennsylvania
Report returns from Napoleon Ohio and nearby areas note multiple families gathering without knowledge of each other. Residents from New Castle take a long voyage to a small world, while Mrs Miles travels from North Jeffer to visit relatives in Clearfield County Pennsylvania. Dr Miles stays with kin and plans to return, and a church picnic is planned at Sutton's Woods in Savannah with an interesting program.
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Scott F. Herghey
Napoleon
Ohio
New Castle
Chearfield County
Rf. Miles
North Jeffer
Har
Jos East
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Milew
Savannah
Sutton
Jane
Kies
Convention Attendees Named in Local Notice
From a convention of the POH G, Harry Sonntag of Youth Mill Street Mya and Wrank Wyman of Hill Cot Avenue report meeting Mrs A J Canfield of East Washington Street after attending the event. Mah of Hindmapolis Indiana has been in the area for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sonntag
Youth Mill Street
Mya
Wrank Wyman
Hillcot Avenue
A. J. Canfield
East Washington Street
POH. G
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Hidhmapolis
Ind
Local Residents Attend Social and Visiting Highlights
A ribbon of names appears from the city as Nellie Haviston sails to Louistown Pa in a social note. Several visitors arrive, including Robert Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ritchie of Sharon, and Mrs. Steva M. Griffith of Lincoln. Others host guests from Philadelphia, Restington, Evansville, and beyond while plans for trips to Canada and Lake George are mentioned along with local confirmations of visits and school ties.
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Nellie Haviston
Louistown
Robert Peeanigon
Robert, Farrell
Wra
Tla City
Chira Sprague
Philadelphia
tes_ter Bryson
Sueridan
Ligu ‘Pearsall
Restington Street
Evansville
Toli
Coriebich
Braddon
Ely
Steve ML Griffith
Tiiesta
Georga Houstod
East
Windington
Son
Praneisea
Auherts Ely
Mor
William Koonce
Rein
Tuna
Grace
Amiention
Philp Waster
North Mercer Street
Dorvathed Kenki
Wallaer
Maywood
Harlan
Rhoridan Avenue
Canada
Suiny Lake
George McKnight
James Goodchild
Stule Street
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wndur
Aid Wertenee
Unclear OCR Fragment Sets Local News Tone
Fragmentary text from a historical page includes scattered names and words, with no coherent event, place, or date. Readable entities are sparse, yielding an unreliable summary but preserving the sense of a clipped, midsection newspaper snippet.
Veterans Return From Army and France Reach Home
George Campbell of Court Atraws who served in the cavalry along the Mexican border has been discharged and returned home. William H. Pullwood reports safe service in New York City and arrival in France on April 14, 1918 with the 23rd Infantry. J. J. Sager’s son, Corporal Sager, discharged after 17 months in France, previously studied at University of Toronto. Lawrence Sonntag from the 608th Engravers landed in New York after eight months overseas service and transfer to Camp Merritt awaiting discharge. Howard Arning, from Prospect, discharged at Camp Dix after serving with the 323rd Light Field Artillery. Samuel Miller’s son from Prospect also noted.
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de Vite Wen
Maarten
Moa
A. J
Hsaniitan
Tao
Opernort
Tiodr
Port Do
Tatph
Boyles Avenue
Doehine
Prey Louise
Thamsny
Lice Stone
Vrank
Mae
Tif Boni
New Jersey
George Campbell
W. H. Pulliwood
Douseph Fulbgood
Polloeh aYénne
William HK. Pullwood
New York City
Fullwood
France
Wn- Bincers
New York
Citup Meade
Lisuehir
Srs
J. J. Sager
Rand
Marseilies
Orpneat Ules Bir Sager
University of Toaune
John Aspartment of Agriculture
Lawren
Howard Aruing
Raving
Camp Dix
Miller
Light Field Artillers
Mile Lots
Alan
Samuel Miller
Prisoner escapes county jail and eludes police in daylight
In a chaotic account, Bolin escapes the county jail with improvised tools and flees into fields. Police plan special precautions as a reward of 260 is posted for his recapture. Neighbors report sightings near the Harmony and Thitter car lines while officers pursue leads and verify possible identities.
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Young
Bolin
Ballin
Ilo
Reno
Wight
Tio
Bollin
Hinton
Alon
Newlin
Turourhaire
Polles
Morgan Witford
jJohn Young
Phil Fisher
James [Agin
Dri Wiliam Fowler
Afro Americans in New Castle Charity Club Dispute
Fragmented OCR text mentions New Castle Afro-Americans and a charity club withholding a second inna pienke atens rode Teak. Names like Eve lily and POTS or iet appear. Details are unclear but indicate a local community group dispute or notice with uncertain names and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Tun
WAT
Eve Lily
Fugitive Captured Near City Limits
An attempted escape narrative unfolds as officers pursue a fugitive amid city outskirts. The chase features a series of misdirections, concealment, and eventual capture after a dramatic confrontation involving police, bystanders, and vehicles through local streets.
Deaths of the Day Dennis Trinegan dies at home
Dennis Trinegan dies at his home after an illness. Survived by children Maurice, James, Catherine, John, Sylvester, and 18 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending. Burial set for Graceland Cemetery this afternoon. Gene Edwards mourns nearby kin in Kentucky.
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Dennis
Trinegan
Dennis Libenegan
Donegan
Teel
AL. Macys Chutrhh
Catholic Benevolent Fyeclatind
Molyssety
Lps
Maurice Tanegen
Cleveland
James
Catherine
John
Ven
Miehaul Measeal
Thou
Sylvester
Puneral
Gene Eewards
Kentucky
Sofia
He Hui Ng
Graceland Cemetery
Special Exhibit And Sale Of Mid-Summer Fashions
Fashion house C. C. Peacocks and Company presents a mid-summer exhibit and sale at 220 Fifth Avenue New York. The collection features exclusive summer models in plain and glossy fabrics including Pangy, Kandy, Gingham, Linen, Pongee and Crêpe. Capes and Dolmans are offered at greatly reduced prices with unusual values emphasized. Your inspection is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Peacocks and Company
Agenie
Y York
Kandy
Chin
Drive for Irish Relief Faces New Hurdles in County
The campaign to fund Irish relief expands across counties as volunteers push to meet quotas amid tension. Appeals note anxious cities like Philadelphia near joining, while organizers say every dollar helps and failure is unacceptable.
Freedom talk and escape attempts at horror house
A newsman reports Bolling warns of freedom amid a dramatic escape from a terror scene. Details describe a failed roof escape and police pursuit, with mentions of Willan Cagalar murder, Insanity in Logan's family, and defense by Edwin Logan.
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Holly
Lendatt
Willan Cagalar
Kat Cassler
Pullin
Virginia
New Castle
Edwin Logan
Tirst
Logan
Thie Vase
J. T. Lockhart
A. Martin Grabam
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Miller Connection
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Li. L Walser
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Josephing Quinn
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PLL
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Mae Wolford
M. Rye
Frank
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Aruella Mar
Younestown
Edward Prva
Hubert Ny
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Mra
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Merver Road
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Leroy Lowser
James White
Trabert Lite
Plente
Bertin Meyers
Verne Grean
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Voriver Walther
Fred Masrr
Nurman Tate Fer
Charles Water
Cheater Watkins
CLT
Vlenie
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Lane
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Ches Wet
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Sales Uboss Milani
Howard Jalla
Lazarus
Evedli
At & O
Thay
Ay Patlors
Talem County Institute
Sienw
Martha Ketter
Croton
M. 1
Ehureh
Myra
Blaine
Norty Crawford Avenue
Mhatdy
Elgas
Bt. John's
Lutharan Churen
Guy Tae Feresting Mering
Maroil Glipie
North Miscreet
Edna Dare
Bntter Pond
Becton
Binat Baptist Chorch
Serth Crumford Arenny
A. Wolsinger
Kawrbrook de Hild
Thoredas
Rudy
Mr. Wiser
Witte
Cpa
Piere Waltra
Labia
Leroy
Hatei
Uber
Connieigen
Coir Meaney
Janu Awier
Mahonimtown
Mihonbnge
Phin Prarty
Tika Revabyar
Allew Np
Holmyrien
Mahanda
White & Son
Hosharaeck Avenue
Western Producers Oil Company Kartiings
Pric Salle Zoom Techasestatives S A. Loomis & Costinent Securities
Wall Street
Cw “Yank
Liu Sina
Pune
Bolling
News Man OF Freedom
Hoyd
Iran
Nanenstadt
Wome
North Dakota
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
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Jos
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