Annual Election of Officers Noted by Mahoning Church Society
Women from the Mahoning town Methodist church held their monthly meeting with the annual officer election and department reports. The year saw funds raised surpassing all prior years as they completed furnishing a Deaconess Home room on Phillips street. Officers elected include President Mrs C H Martin and Treasurer Mrs R C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mahoningtown
C. H. Martin
F. F. Sittig
C. P. Pinkerton
L.S. Wettich
Jessie Marstellar
C. W. Davis
J. A. Waddell
R. C. Miller
Services at Mahoningtown Methodist Church on Sunday
Sunday services are at the Mahoningtown Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 45 a m followed by preaching at 11 The sermon title is And Sitting Down They Watched Him There A class meeting is at 12 Epworth League at 7 oclock and evening worship at 7 45 with the sermon And It Fell Rev S T Davison is the pastor All are welcome.
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Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Epworth League
S. T. Davison
End of Junior Endeavor Meetings at Mahoningtown Church
The Junior Endeavor program has discontinued its Sunday afternoon sessions at Mahoningtown Methodist Church until the new school term resumes in September.
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Endeavor
Mahoningtown
Madison Avenue church services Sunday morning only
Services at Madison Avenue Christian church are held Sunday morning with Bible school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 The sermon title is Forsaking the Apostle There will be no evening service as Pastor J F Baxter will be at Oak Grove church on the Frew Mill road where
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Bible School
J. F. Baxter
Oak Grove
Frew Mill Road
Quitting Business Sale Auction Tonight
If you missed the sale you should hurry to tonight’s event featuring Matched Bed Room Suites Dining Room Suites Beds and more. A mahogany floor lamp valued at $25 and other presents are GIVEN AWAY TONIGHT. Come early. seats go fast.
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 11 o clock junior Christian Endeavor at 3 p m and senior and intermediate Endeavor at 7 p m evening service at 745 all are invited Rev R S Young pastor
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
R. S. Young
Epworth League Delegate Elected at Canadohta Lake
Miss Agnes Smith of North Liberty street attends the Epworth league institute at Canadohta Lake Pennsylvania. She is elected as a delegate to represent the Epworth league of the Mahoningtown Methodist church.
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Agnes Smith
North Liberty Street
Canadohta Lake
Epworth League Institute
Miss Smith
Epworth League
Mahoningtown
Gas Well Under Way on Walter Hopper Farm
Drillers are sinking a gas well on the Walter Hopper farm in North Beaver township. The project shows promise as multiple nearby wells drilled in recent months have produced large quantities of gas. the well is down several hundred feet and expected to finish within days barring mishaps.
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Walter Hopper
Beaver Township
Services At St Margaret's Church On Sunday
Church services are scheduled at St Margaret's with low mass at 8 30 a m high mass at 10 30 a m and special music by the children’s choir. The evening program includes rosary benediction and a sermon by Rev Fr P J McKenna.
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St. Margaret's Church
P. J. McKenna
Resignation at Wetich Meat Market Promotes Curran
Harold Reed of Eighth street resigns from the Wet tich meat market and Marshall Curran of East Clayton street takes his place.
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Harold Reed
Eighth Street
Wettich
Marshall Curran
East Clayton Street
Hyde and Hefflie Couple Visit Pittsburg Friends
Mr and Mrs Fred Hyde and Mrs Hefflie of North Cedar street motored to Pittsburg yesterday and spent the day visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hyde
Hefflie
North Cedar Street
Pittsburg
Bertha Meyers
East Cherry Street
Kent
John Moore
Mee- Keesport
Louis Williamson
Washingtonville
H. A. Leighty
East Clayton Street
John Rodgers
Mt. Jackson
Mahoningtown
Herman Talbitter
Erie
John Edmunds
North Liberty Street
Alliance
Dorothy Thomas
E. M. Thomas
West Cherry Street
H. G. Coates
North Wayne Street
James Coates
Wallace’ Pitzer
Edlenburg
Mass and Mild Weather and Local Gossip in Seventh Ward
Mass is said every Sabbath at 10 30 by Rev Fr Salvatore Marino. New line of mid season silks and patriotic ties 25c to 1 Cook's Quality Shop See Window Display. Seventh Ward Personal items list residents ill visiting relatives and travel within Os. Notes include several names with streets and short updates on health visits and outings among residents.
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Salvatore Marino
Cook’s
Adj
Change Date of Children's Day
Children's day exercises at the Free Methodist church of Coaltown were postponed from Sunday June 24 to Sunday July 1.
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Free Methodist Church of
Coaltown
Kennedy's Mills Remodels Signal Summer Colony Start
The Kennedy's Mills homestead on Slippery Rock is undergoing extensive remodeling at a cost of thousands of dollars under K. J. Stinedorf a Pittsburgh buyer. H. M. Beighley oversees the work as the property is prepared as a summer home, signaling a possible surge of new summer residences in western Pennsylvania near New Castle.
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Kennedy's Mills
Slippery Rock
New Castle
Pennsylvania
K. J. Stinedorf
Kennedy’s Mills
H. M. Beighley
Kennedy
$500,000 Left For Old Men's Home In Wilkes-Barre
Jas Sutton a 92 year old merchant and bachelor recluse left a 500000 bequest and his city residence to establish and maintain a home for old men of good character. The estate valued at 700000 includes 200000 for local charities and relatives. Sutton lived retired with no relatives prompting the will.
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Wilkes-Bare
Jas. Sutton
Wilkes-Barre
First Issue Of Farm Loan Bonds For July
The first issue of farm loan bonds will be offered to the public about July 1. An issue ranging from 100 to 150 million dollars with 12 percent interest is planned within a year. Twelve federal land banks via the farm loan board arranged with investment bankers to market half the issue up to 300 million dollars in six months. Banks named include Alexander Brown and Sons, Brown Brothers, Harris Forbes, and Lee Higginson. Bonds likely sold at a premium.
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Washington
Federal Land Banks
Farm Loan’ Board
Alexander Brown and Sons
Baltimore
Brown Brothers and Co
Philadelphia
Harris Forbes and Co
New York
Lee Higginson and Company
Boston
Behind the Scenes in the War Army
Brigadier General Joseph E. Kuhn, president of the Army War College, is profiled. Born in Kansas in 1864, he joined the Military Academy in 1881 and served as an engineer officer. He observed Russo-Japanese warfare and acted as military attaché in Berlin, returning to head the War College to study modern warfare.
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Joseph E. Kuhn
Army War College
Kansas
Military Academy
Corps of Engineers
Washington
Kuhn
Berlin
War College
War Department
Pennsylvania Women To All Be Enrolled In Food Army
Philadelphia reports enrollment of Pennsylvania housewives as a state unit in a national women’s food conservation army. Howard J. Heinz says instructions will guide what to use and avoid, with aims including conserving young animals used for food to help reduce prices.
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Philadelphia
Housewives of
Pennsylvania
National Army of Women For the
Howard J. Heinz
Food Supply Department
Pennsylvania Public Safety Committee
WilkesBarre Mayor Charges Brumbaugh Over Boards
WilkesBarre Mayor John V. Kosek accused Governor M. G. Brumbaugh of politicizing exemption board appointments. Kosek had submitted city selections, learning the governor sent different recommendations to the federal government. He condemned the move as an insult to citizens and warned against mixing politics with war issues.
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Wilkes-Barre
John V. Kosek
M. G. Brumbaugh
Kosek
Price Of Hair Cut Given a Boost
McKeesport barbers forge agreement on pay and hours and raise haircut prices. Haircutting will cost at least 35 cents any day and 45 cents on Saturday, while shaving prices stay unchanged.
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Mckeesport
Atlanta Clubwomen Resolve To Be Calm
Atlanta women meeting of the City Federation of Women's clubs adopt resolutions to avoid war related blues worry or ill advised moves. They pledge support to Red Cross work and promote steadiness during wartime conditions. A note adds no Sunday dinner at the Y M C A beginning tomorrow.
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Atlanta
City Federation of Women’s’ Clubs
Red Cross
Dog License Bill For Sheep Protection Heads to Law
Harrisburg reports the house and senate approved a model dog license bill backed by the Wild Life League of Pennsylvania and wool interests. It imposes licenses for dogs over six months, shields licensed dogs, sets fees from $1 to $4, restricts night confinement, and shifts enforcement to cities and counties with safeguards against dog thieves and polluting poisons. The measure aims to protect livestock and sheep farming while balancing owner rights.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Agricultural Organization
Wild Life League of Pennsylvania
Textile
Grange
Lohr
Wild Life League
Coon and Fox Hunters
Poster of 1862 Found Hidden in Clock
A 1862 poster was discovered in an old clock stored in Los Angeles. It bears the headline Hurrah Hurrah and calls for enlistment. Printed in Rockford Illinois it is signed by Lieut H C Barker noting his company nears full strength and a $400 prize offered by Rockford citizens for the first fully recruited company.
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Los Angeles
Edward Clippinger
Inglewood
Cal
Rockford
Winnebago County
Illinois
H. C. Barker
Union and Liberty Poster Feature Eagle Motto
A poster centers on an American eagle with wings spread, bearing the motto Union and Liberty, Now and For ever, signaling patriotic sentiment and enduring Union loyalties. The design emphasizes national unity and timeless liberty in bold lettering.
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Union and Liberty
Hartford Citizens Subscribe $100,000 to Restore State House
Hartford Connecticut residents raise funds totaling 100000 dollars to restore the historic state house. The fundraising marks a broad civic effort to preserve the landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Old State House
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W.H.M
Mahoningtown Organization
Methodist Church
Madison Ave
Christian
The
Sam
Cascade P. Mon
Ark Pavilion
Emmy Wehlel
Regent Theatre
Homer S. Williams Co
Neshannock Ave
Presbyterian Church
ST. Lucy's Church
Seventh Ward
J. R. McGuire
West Madison Avenue
Willis Fullerton
Moravia
Fred Coates
Edenburg
Greyson Coates
R. W. Lundy
Kennedys
Pictur
Old Men’s Home
Brumbaugh
Bessie Barriscale
Banks O'lue Ridge
Dustin Farnum
Virginian
Sowers and
Union Army
Old Grand
Jack Pickford
Vivian Martin
Dome Theatre
George Middleton
Marshall Neilan
Lasky
Beulah Marie Dix
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