Elect Furniture For New Church
After the cornerstone laying at the Methodist church in the seventh ward the board of trustees will meet at George Meyer’s store to select a furnishings contractor. The Lingworth circle meets at Misses Kelly’s West Wabash home. A union prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Coates’ North Wayne street home. The Women’s Home Missionary Society gathers Thursday at the church for a quarterly tea after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Seventh Ward
Board of Trustees
George Meyer
Thurch
Tlingsworth
Misses Kelly
West Wabash Avenue
Union Rayer
D. G. Coates
Wayne Street
Awomen’s
Methodist
Presbyterians Vote to Continue Combined Sunday Services
At yesterday's regular service in the Presbyterian church, joined with Methodists who lack a church, a vote was taken on continuing the combined services held every Sunday. The congregation decided to maintain the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Knights of St. Arthur Elect Baseball Officers
The Knights of St. Arthur organized by the Presbyterian church held a Friday meeting to elect officers for a baseball team. Ralph Joetser named manager and Buche captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Arthur
Presbyterian Church
This Place
Ralph Joetser
Buche
Local Residents Visit and Move About in Region
Mrs Clyde Shelar of North Cedar street spends a few days in Youngstown Miss May Maginnis of North Beaver Township returns from Kane Pa Mrs Lavina Davis of Moravia and Miss Olive Davis of Wanipum visit Kent Pa Mrs Edward Mitchell and children on North Cedar street stay a few days in Pulaski township Mrs Vernon Painter of Vandersift Pa visits Mr and Mrs Harry Powell of North Liberty street Lester Duvall of North Lafayette street moves with family to Pittsburgh for a new job
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Shelar
North Cedar Street
Youngstown
May Maginnis
North Beaver Township
Kane
Lavina Davis
Moravia
Olive Davis
Wanipum
Kent
Edward Mitchell
Pulaski Township
Vernon Painter
Vandesiift
Death Valley Scotty exposes mining scheme fraud
The Death Valley showman testified before a county grand jury that A M Johnson of Chicago funded his famous cross continental trip and that promoters used a fake mining claim ruse. He said he never owned or located a mine and only served as a flashy promoter while others profited. Scotty claimed his best cash at once was five thousand dollars with a stack of one dollar bills as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Scotty
A. M. Johnson
National Life Insurance Company of Chicago
Grabate
Death Valley
Death Valey Scotty Gold Mining and Ndevelopment Company
F. C. Goodwin
Grand Jury
Goldworthy
Panamint
Funeral Mountains
Children’s Sand Carts Priced Low in Basement Sale
A basement display offers sturdy children’s sand carts at 10 cents each, a colorful sale item noted as well built and sized for young users.
Hadley Declares Republican Loyalty After Chicago Rally
Governor Hadley, returning from the Chicago convention, states he will stay with the Republican Party rather than join Roosevelt's third party movement. He argues success lies in fighting unfair partisanship within the party and endorses the platform as the most progressive offered to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hadley
Chicago
Roosevelt
Third
Republican Party
Well Producing Sand Well in Canada Surprises Drillers
A Canadian well yields sand instead of water, shooting a fine stream to the surface from a depth of 190 feet. The mechanism driving the sand to the surface remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Highland Sunday School Essay Contest Winners
Miss Lillian Sarver won the five dollar gold prize for the best essay on Why We Should Not Use Intoxicating Liquors in the Highland United Presbyterian Sunday school contest. Miss Margaret Shoaf took second prize, a two and a half dollar gold piece. Hon. William E. Porter spoke, with Principal Edwin McCormick also addressing attendees. Attorney H A Wilkison presented the prizes. a school friend funded the gold pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Sarver
Highland United Presbyterian Sunday School
Margaret Shoaf
William E. Porter
Edwin McCormick
Highland School
H. A. Wilkison
Social notes from Pulaski and surrounding towns reflect visits and events
Pulaski people host and visit in Sharon New Castle and nearby areas with many callers and visitors Sunday and Friday. The Mozart circle plans a future recital. Several residents prepare to enter New Castle High School. Death of Mrs J C Womer shocks Pulaski community after a trip to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Monroe
New Castle
May King
Youngstown
Mozart Circle
Ed Welch
Pulaski
W. H. Smith
West Middlesex
Pearl Kaufman
New Wilmington
John Winters
Winters
Jas. Stowe
Sharon
Kauffman
Crawford
Ruby Marquis
Harold Fischer
Vira Moore
Manchester
James McClenahan
Francis B. Dorrance
Josephine Swagger
J. W. Adams
William Cover
Charles Clark
Farewell Sermon for Rev. H. F. Given at First U P Church
Large crowds attended morning and evening services as Rev. H F Given preached his farewell at the First United Presbyterian church. He and his family depart tomorrow for Spokane Washington where he will take the pastorate. Rev S C Gamble baptized the Given child after services and Rev Dodds will lead next Sunday services in his stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
H. F. Given
Spokane
Wash
Given
U. P
S. C. Gamble
First
Rev. Given
Rev
Dodds
Grove City
Warren Chronicle Turns 100 With 88 Page Anniversary
The Warren Ohio Chronicle celebrated its centennial by issuing an 88 page commemorative edition. Ten thousand copies were printed each containing 500 illustrations and articles covering a decade in Trumbull County history. The issue showcases fine typography and up-to-date equipment at the Chronicle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Ohio
Paok
Trumbull County
Chronicle
Willard Grange Picnic Set Near New Castle
The third annual picnic of Willard Grange No. 1440 will be held at John F. White grove four miles east of New Castle on Frew Mill road on Wednesday June 26. State secretary J T Ailman will be principal speaker. Everyone is invited.
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Willard Grange
John F. White
New Castle
Frew Mill Road
the Grange
J. T. Ailman
Merely Going
Smith and Brown exchange a puzzled scene as a gold watch seems missing only to be revealed as not gone but moving. The playful dialogue hints at a lighthearted misunderstanding and a shifting concern about the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brown
Cuticura Acne Cure Promoted by Mrs Fichthorn
An advertisement recounts a infant rash case from Reading Pennsylvania cured in a month by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It also touts pimples and blackheads treatment with specific application steps and a free sample offer from Cuticura Dept T Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich St
Reading
William Fichthorn
Dept. T
Boston
Self Worth And Valuation Echoed By Schiller Quote
A compact aphorism on self worth notes that every person stamps their value upon themselves and challenges the price they set for their own value, echoing Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
Silks for Shirts Offer Quality Fabrics at Low Prices
Readers learn about washable silk warp cords for shirts at 25c per yard and other silk fabrics including Tub Silks, Foulard, and Habutai priced from 50c to $1.00 per yard. Robespierre collars with lace frills priced affordably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robespierre
White Goods Bursting With Cordolines and Embroideries
Fresh textiles offered include Cordolines at 2c a yard and popular white fabrics like Poplin, Swisses, Voiles, and Embroideries. Prices span 16c to 75c for various whites with a 25c yard for all-over embroideries and 45-inch patterns ranging from 1.00 to 2.00 a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gall
Economical Freezer Promises Quick Sanitary Ice Cream Freezing
An economical freezer requires less ice and effort than any known model. It freezes ice cream in five minutes with no solder inside the cream can. Kitchen utensil design suitable for a home. On sale in Basement, 2 quart size 55 cents, larger sizes 75 cents to 1.00.
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Fnhoningtown Methodists
Death Valley Scotty
the Coliseum
Weeee
Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Bere Crock, Mick
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Highland S. 8
Jillian Sarver
Pulaski News
Mead Clark
Ethel Hay
Hiawatha
Kan
BE. L. Ayers
Mazie Cover
H. W. Ferrer
R. L. Turner
Arthur Rickert
Neshannock Falls
Mary Ayers
Indian Run
W. D. Ayers
William H. Lostetter
Erie
M. A. Losteller
Arthur White
High Hill
Pittsburg
W. D. Armstrong
Arthur Walton
Columbus, O
First U. P. Church
Warren Chronicle
Merit
Horton & MacNab Co
Household Loan Co
Lawrence Savings & Trust Building
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