Flag Raising Planned At Princeton Community Event
A patriotic meeting and flag raising are scheduled for Princeton next Tuesday evening with speakers from various places. Proceeds support Red Cross work as a cream festival follows the ceremony. Women organize an auxiliary to the Red Cross and attend Oak Grove auxiliary meetings for instructional sessions on making supplies. Preparatory services, communion, and pastor Rev Thomas McKee with Nav Rawles and Meg Clark are announced. A farm agent from the state department of agriculture teaches potato spraying techniques in the area.
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Princeton
Red Cross
Gils
Uren County
J. A. Seeular
Oak Grove
WU. P
Thomas McKee
Nav. Rawles
Newcastle
Meg. Clark
Portersville
Fire destroys derrick and trees in fiery blast
A late yesterday blaze scorched a derrick and nearby trees, with intense heat leaving charred remains. Driller Copeland, splashed by the first flash, is up and around today in bandages.
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Copeland
Wizardry revive boy after twenty minutes of stoppage
A six year old boy collapsed under anesthesia during a procedure. Dr W Mollison described massaging the heart and injecting pituitary extract as attempts failed, then used abdominal massage between the heart and diaphragm. After about twenty heart compressions the heartbeat returned, and the boy recovered after two weeks.
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W. Mollison
London
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Royal Society of Medicine
Children Day Services at Presbyterian Church
A full program showcased children singing, recitations, and readings led by the Presbyterian church, followed by a sermon and remarks by the pastor. The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Albert Trusel’s home to discuss Alas ka and Red Cross plans, with several members listed as participants and hosts.
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Presbyterian Church
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Albert Trusel
Alaska
Harriet Stickle
Qiy
Sechiar
Marcorel Cotton
Kiet
Bara Stickle
Margareta Vattans
Misstom
Reichle
Princeton
Monfur
John Bowers
Taar
William Cotton
James Sulekle
James Vgaris
Harriet
Sara Biche
Margaret Cotton
A. Sechlar
Sara
J. A. Heonlat
Blazing Well In Tionesta Fails To Maintain Flow
Tionesta's hot well showed a surge yesterday as casing valve flow steadied. Many visitors found the blaze raged briefly yet concluded with an irregular flare, as the well's flame diminished and the well vented less consistently.
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Tionesta
Kes
Ali
Canning guidelines and tax notice in one issue
Instructional tips cover canning process from jars to tins, including packing space, salt for vegetables, syrups for fruits, rubber seals, water bath timing, and leakage checks. Also includes a 1917 tax notice for property assessments, with payment windows, discounts, and mailing requests, plus a Philadelphia naming note for Coaquannock.
Leach Is Not Guilty acquitted in murder case
Private Charles Leach of the Eighteenth Pennsylvania Infantry was acquitted of murdering Elizabeth Cook, 16, after a 43 hour jury verdict. He had claimed three unidentified men attacked him as they paddled a canoe on the Ohio River near Rochester bridge. the girl’s body was found eight days later.
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Beaver
Charles Leash
Eighteenth
Pennsylvania Infantry
Elizabeth Cook
Atternoch
Leach
John Brown
Monaca
Ohio River
Rochester Bridge
Cook
Leahh
New Light Turns Night Into Day by William R Molt
Invented by William Ray Molt, research engineer at National Carbon Co. in Cleveland, the flaming arc lamp light is said to imitate daylight for photography, dyes, and color testing. It may replace mercury vapor lights in studios and engraving rooms, delivering intense daylight-like color and twelve months of sun exposure in 100 hours. Molt also claims a chromium electroplating method that could replace nickel plaiting.
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William Ray Molt
National Carbon Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Matt
Matt
Edenburg Attends Commencement at New Castle High
Mr and Mrs Carh Mitcheltree and Mrs Elizabeth Mitcheltree attended the New Castle high school commencement on Wednesday evening. Miss Jassie Robinson a Win grad uate was present. Several locals visited and stayed with friends, including Lyman Wurtz of Cleveland and John Rodgers of Conneautridge who spent time with family and recover health. multiple residents shopped and visited New Castle on Thursday.
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Carh Mitcheltree
Elizabeth Mitcheltree
New Castle High School
Jassie Robinson
Win
Lyman Wurtz
Cleveland
Robinson
Todd Flofmeister
Blaine McCullough
EF. Ashton
New Castle
Tt. H. McCullough
Lowellville
Caarile Mitchel
West Mid- Miesex
James Leeper
Elizabeth Miller
Olive Raub
John Rodgers
Conneautridle
Carl Mitcheltree
Rodgers
William Bunting
Geraldine
Youngstown Barbers Raise Prices on July First
Youngstown barbers announce price increases starting July 1 with hats rising from 11 to 0 cents and shaves from 16 to 25 cents. The Irving service cost is cited as the reason for the hike.
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Youngstown
School Children Entertained at Miss Allen's Home
West Pittsburg June 23 Miss Blanche Allen principal of the school entertained seventh and eighth graders at her home with a six o'clock dinner and games until train time. Guests included Wenona Lowers Mildred Lowers Dorothy Pfizer Alice Gibbons Dorothy Anderson Marguerite Sonnedorn Kate Gentille Lizzie Harris Glen Bannon May Newswander Erma Mildred Eythe Thelma Alten and John Alten of Warount. Repairs to property owned by S. G. Carson were noted as he recent ly purchased from Moravia. A motor party of Whiteaides Fred Anderson Dorothy Dale Anderson and Agnes Howell visited Beaver Falls Thursday.Louisa Allebrand of Berkley Springs visits Mary Hamilton and the Allbrand family plans moving to New Castle. A pool room window was broken by boys and the plate glass valued at 33 will be repaired. West Pittsburg personals report Minnie and Beryl Snyder visiting Geng Ward and Tom in Kyle and family calling on West Pittsburg friends.
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West Pittsburg
Blanche Allen
il# achool
Newman
Wenona
Mildred Lowers
Dorothy Pfizer
Alice Gibbons
Dorothy Anderson
Marguerite Sonnedorn
Fortune Tellers Thrive In England Amid War Strife
London reports a surge in fortune telling as soldiers sailors and women seek predictions before returning to battle In Notting Hill planchettes and crystal balls draw crowds with fees from 60 cents to 1 dollar A mother asks if her son is alive while readers observe visions of marching troops and the professor proclaims the boy is safe Yukon territory last year produced 262200 pounds of fish valued at 130
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Nottings Hill
Incensa
Tommy
Hae
Backache Signals Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
A medical ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as relief for back pain caused by inflamed kidneys. Mrs. B. X. Taylor of 15 Robinson Avenue, New Castle, reports lasting improvement after use, noting she has had no return of symptoms for over a year. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sponsors.
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Dean
Mwere
B. X. Taylor
Robinon Avenue
New Castle
Saga
Mra
Taylor
Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Bufalo
N.Y
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