French Halt German Drive With Effort in Lorraine
Surprising attack in Lorraine fails as French halt the German advance with stubborn defense. British troops conduct raids near Arras, Quesnoy, and Neuve Chapelle sectors, inflicting damage, capturing trenches, and taking prisoners amid ongoing artillery duels north of Bray-en-Lionnois and south of La Ferté.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Paris
Aisee
Changagne
Ultiet Ibaire
Mont ‘Telan
Vauxaillon
Hraye- En-Lionnois
la Ferre
Gertman
Loruuane
Delegates Back From Encampment
Delegates from New Castle return after Veterans encampment in Johnstown. Ves master Dave Means of New Wilmington faced a minor crash with a police motorcycle when his Ford backed up unexpectedly. Means agreed to cover damage to the motorcycle. City delegates to the Sons of Veterans meeting were Att. James A. Chambers and others. Multiple local residents visit relatives and plan weekend visits, with attendees from Wallace avenue and East Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Means
New Wilmington
Reacheus
Hothor
Plutp
Dysart
Castle Cops
Ford
Means
Understad
New Castle
East Street
Direc
Johnstown
Belt
James A. Chambers
C. el Y Brown
Phillip
McCaskey
Mary KE Martin
Fred R. House
William Turksands RM
Iti
Kee
Adaen
G. A
George
Paul
Song of Veterans
Vamptl
Csmobkelly
Arney James A. Chambers
Campbell Haw
Tames
AL Chambery
Seclebens
Reading
Personal Mention Incomplete Local Notices
Personal notes report several names and addresses with scattered details. Mentions include Mrs. Kamtenwein and family visiting relatives, Oscar Wantenwein and family at Alvert Street, Mrs. Robert Wheming and others spending a week near Store hard, amid a jumble of fragmented phrases and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon
Byranora Richards
Walker
Stratiers Spere
Terar
Mary Janes
Kamtenwein
Bint Voneladed
Mr. c
Myre
Oscar Wantenwein
Alvert Treet
Robert Wheming
Storehard
Jied
Electrical Expert With Price Company
A local electrical expert is involved with a price company and a dispute over duties and charges. The report mentions a firm, personnel changes, and a court or board action related to a wiring project and alleged missteps.
Realty transfers and marriages listed in ward notices
Realty transfers show Samuel Levin to Jeanie Haron in the Sixth ward and Wilbur Sinvig Roary. Marriage licenses list Victor F. Tatterson and Vthel E. Altsander in New Castle with scattered names like Salvatore Visoni and West Billeburg Rove Scavenmd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Sinvig Roary
Samuel Levin
Jeanie Haron
Fyrth Ward
Victor F. Tatterson
Mahoningtown
Vthel E
Shippers Urged to Speed Car Handling and Release
An appeal issued by J Burns, superintendent of car wire, urges shippers and workers on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad to speed loading and release of cars. The card calls for prompt action to reduce detention losses and wasted space, stressing cooperation and efficiency to move iron and goods swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittstruce
J Burns
Car Wire
Italy
Dalion Avery Cay
Cine
Barnes
Patty Bright
Wll Cme
Eary
White House suffrage pickets arrested at gates
Washington scene ends with two prominent suffragists Miss Lucy Burns of New York and Miss Katherine Morey of Boston being arrested outside the White House as a policewoman confiscates a banner. Police caution follows, with banners now prohibited near the executive mansion and Capitol. Both women attend and resist, asserting constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Lucy Burns
New York
Katherine Marey
Boston
Executive Mansion
President Wilson
Misa Burns
Miss Morey
National Woman's Party
Wilson
Miss Farling
Miss Burris
Una
Capitol
Potter
Notes of local association visits and guests
W C A notes describe Camp Cans attendees and guests visiting from Franklin college and related households. Several named individuals including Maud Rider, Alice Thor, and Lois Scntt are mentioned as hosts or guests. Other items mention visitors from Smith Home and relatives of Daniel M Smith, plus a trip by Dean and spouse from New York after a meeting of the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craner
Cans' Mi
Lake Canadohta
Bradford
MT Lois
Incat Association
Mase Maud We Rider
Franklin Col
New Athens
Alice Thor
Geaunrad Seve
Telars
Assocation
Ever Sunie
Voy Dean
New
A.J. McKean
American Medical Association
New York City
Mercer Press
Curb Lights Planned from Mast Washington to Cascade Park
City council began steps toward curb lighting along Mast Washington Street from East Washington to Cascade Park. Officials ordered conduits placed under paving at intersections this summer to enable future street lighting between curb and sidewalk. Residents in East Washington district urged the project as part of the vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Cascade Park
Washington Street
Mast Washington Street
Arlington Avenue
East Washington Street
Harlansburg Alumni Banquet Recalls First Annual Event
Harlansburg high school alumni held their first annual banquet Wednesday evening in the W. C. A. building. A large turnout enjoyed the event. A committee of Mae Book Agnes Dur ton and Ralph Jordan will plan a similar reunion next year. A late August picnic is planned. Attendees included Nora McCormick Mae Book Mazel Currie Grace Makin Agnes Lurton Vera Moorehead and many others along with Prof Zedaker Wendell Shoal Clifford Martin and Ralph McDrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg High School
Mae Book
Agnes Durton
Ralph Jordan
Nora McCormick
Mazel Currie
Grace Makin
Agnes Lurton
Vera Moorehead
Turner
Clara Belle Cameron
Jennie McMurrary
Nancy Emery
Wendell Shoal
W. L. Zedaker
Willard
Cammrrat
Clare Book
Orville Emery
Gaylord Jordan
Charles ‘Turner
Charles Jordan
Clifford Martin
Ralph McDride
Eller McCormick
Mery
Delos Krown
New Castle Boys Join The Marines Remembering James Evans
The Cannonsburg Baily Notes reports the death of James Evans father of Mrs. Wood. Evans lived in Swansea South Wales and spent years in Spain overseeing plant construction for the Spanish government before returning to retire in South Wales. He belonged to Memorial Baptist Church and served as a trustee for many years. He would have turned 70 in August. Mrs. Johns has three sisters and Evans’s family notes include a five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cummins of Clinton near Wanpon. A funeral for the other listed burial is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Cannonsburg
Wood
John
Donald Campbell
Oliver
New Castle
Martheo
W. J. John
CS. Marine
Fermi Waste College
Pitleblrm
Swansea
South Wales
Real Britain
Evans
Spain
Cantrian Foundry
Strand
Memorial Baptist Church
Irving Inn
Religious and Fraternal Circles Invites Meeting Friday
In religious circles an invite to meet Friday at 8 o clock in YWCA parlors to hear about the Battleship Pennsylvania. Willing Workers class at Croton Avenue Methodist holds a meeting with two firesons and plans a park picnic on July 1. The Twenty Century Club discusses war topics and July 5 dinner at Cascada park. Cottage Prayer meeting by Salvation Army tonight at 7 48 at 426 Galbreath avenue. Section One meets Friday June 29 at 701 County Line. Jennie Anderson Home Missionary society officers elected. Temperance and other society notes among church groups. Knights of Malta observe Gate-Church day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central WU
I, U
Pennsylvania
W. Gc, PA
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
A.C. Allen
Vietrala
Pionie
Laura Bloomer
Smithfield Street
Conheaut Lake
Sonney
Hilda Yroomer
Cascada Park
Salvation Army
James Hookway
Galbreath Avenue
Joseph W. Lindsay
County Line Aireel
Siis
Jennie Anerson Home Missionary Society
John Emery
Margaret Shieli
Mes
J. A. Me Jamey
Enright
W. el. Anas
EF. P. Norris
David Greer
Andraw Reider
Valley Red Cross Campaign Nears Goal in Sharon
Valley fundraising total stands at 7,798.10 after two previous efforts, with four days left to reach the $24,000 target as the Red Cross drive proceeds at the Masonic Temple. Local volunteers report steady progress toward the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
To the Valley Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Avela
Two Recruits Leave Army Station for Gettysburg
Etatence Quick of Flinton West Virginia and Robert W Pendleton of Chilowie Virginia were the only recruits to leave the local army station today heading for Gettysburg this afternoon. They are going into the infantry at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etatence Quick
Flinton
W. Va
Robert W. Pendleton
Chilowie
Gettysburg
Sale of Cabbage Plants Ends Sat
Cabbage plants sold well today at the board of trade office. Sales will continue up to Saturday with another big shipment expected during the early part of next week. For sale all scales weights brass scoops tea and coffee cans open van and other items at Jag Knox & Ban E Washington St Ady 2b6la
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Nean Tamorre AY
Jag
Knox & Ban
E. Washington St
Ady
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Kaiser
Lorraine
London
Belgium
Matrice
War Office
Messines
Maurice
France
Jasteni
Wewrem
Dhe 1
Tempah
Divisian 1
Lavienedt
Massavy Yard
Cop Dysart
G. Chambers
Wallace Avenue
Charles MacCumb
Los Angeles
Cal
John (. Hart
W. Perry
James Horton
IL. E. Hickling
Winifred
Edward Hickling
Lis von
Ohio
Jr. Arundage
Ne Houston
O1 City
Daniel Bet
Emilenton
Freelin Elidus
East Palle Mer
Heston
Youngstown
Aye
William Hickson
Katherine Dickson
Ruth Boson
Mary Keerice
Philadelphia
H. L. Ale Jen
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Kegrice
Cily
R. A. Parrest
Margaret Byers
Margaret Hilbert
Walnut Street
Croton
Walter Moexander
NAS
Willy
Pri Fleritie
Wre
R. F.D
Tshon
Major Pullman
Capi
Miss Turis Long
Women's Party
Can- Sonal Union
Frm
Naional Woman Suffrage Association
Miss Burns
Brookyn Llew
Scotland
W.C. A
Smith Hone
Mirata
William Hi
Arden
Syratsé, Moy
Daniel M Smith
Highland Avenue
Nadfey
Ro OM
Sunes of
Court Street
Scotch Woolen Mills Company
Parana
Raat Washington
Scotch Moorend
Miills Co
Harlansburg
New Castle Boys
Marines
Pirst
Christian Church
Agierrs Appiod
Knights of Malta
RED Cross Fund
Ivy Sati Mgoun
W.F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
W. F. Dufford & CO
East
UNION
BELL
Bell-Ans
Clinton
Chintom Cemetery
John Lan
Jonn Lan
Chewton
Lie Hoytdale
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