New Castle Man Is Hold-Up Victim
James Hilton, a New Castle man, was the victim of a hold up when a stranger lured him with promises of treasure. Hilton surrendered $230 before the assailant fled, prompting Hilton to assist police with a description to aid identification and pursuit. Police described the suspect as a bandit last seen near the Eleventh and Ortray area. A broad police effort followed, with officers reviewing terminals and other public sites for sightings.
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New Castle
James Filton
Lo Winsorpow
Min
Mie
Hilton
Tilton
Methodists Attend Cribbs Home Picnic in Conneautville
Methodists from the Erie Conference gathered at the Cribbs Home for the Aged in Conneautville for a district supported event. The gala day featured sports, games, and picnicking with attendees from New Castle and surrounding areas, including Dr. C. G. Farr and many couples and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Cribbs
Conneausville
New Castle
C. G. Farr
Farr
Carl S. Hart
John Jackson
Winifred
B. H. Reider
Andrew Reider
P. H. Kearns
Elizabeth Johnson
Wilson
George Forrest
David
Mary McNees
Jos Clemens
Charles Havriy
Neff
P. H. Reider
J. H. Nelson
Brothers crushed by falling tree in lumber camp near Albion
Merrit arlock of Burghill is in critical condition at home and Jarmes is badly injured at Connell hospital after a tree fell on them in a lumber camp near Albion. They failed to escape as the trunk pinned them for some time before help arrived. Bour brothers are in serious condition with Jamies regaining consciousness briefly.
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Aron
Merrit Arlock
Burghill
Browner Jarmes
Conneaut Hospital
Albion
Bour Brothers
Jamies
Merrit
Tax collection notice at county office
Notice that the Law rence County Poor Relief office at 427 Court sbrec opposite the courthouse will be open on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays each month from 1 to 3 p.m. to receive Shenango Township taxes. Ellis F. Shaffer, Call, Adv. 18-25.
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Lawrence County
Keep Calm In Opposing Young Lover
The article urges parents to calmly guide youth toward sensible mate choices, stressing similar religion upbringing, education, health, and heredity. It warns against harsh disapproval and silent meddling, noting that overbearing control can backfire and deepen young affection. It advises early development of wholesome standards rather than dictating spouses.
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Ming
Cupid
Bumsteads Worm Syrup Promises Relief for Children
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes Bumsteads Worm Syrup as an angel of mercy for children. The text is garbled, but hints at medical claims and a wide cast of references. Details are unreadable, but the general tone suggests a promotional or medicinal advertisement from an older newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santon Ie Cinkwins
New Galilee Visit By William Dryden
William Dryden of Pittsburgh spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs S M Dryden. Warren Jones superintendent of the Pittsburgh District Church of the Nazarene will be at the New Galilee church Wednesday.
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William Dryden
Pittsburgh
S. M. Dryden
Warren Jones
Church of the Nazarene
New Galilee Church
Grove City Church Plans Services
Grove City reports a week of religious activity with preparatory services at United Presbyterian church led by Rev Don Montgomery, a Sabbath communion, and a picnic by the Rakuja Bible Class at Momariz Park. Also notes a synod meeting participation, college summer term, a European tour by Grove City women, and Union services on campus led by Presbyterians.
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United Presbyterians
Grove City
United Presbyterian Church
Don Montgomery
Pic Ant Grove
The
Presbyterian Church
Momariz Park
C.H. Willianson
First Presbyterian Ehurch
Callege
Bible School
Wooom
Harrisburg
Synodice
Rosenberg Pleads, Sentence Suspended
Harry Rosenberg of New Castle pleads voluntary manslaughter in a beauty of woman child case. The case suspended sentence on condition he pay costs. insurers and bonds tied to the incident. prosecution avoided for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Harry Rosenberg
New Castle
Charles Braden
Ambride
Rosenberg
Binden
Men of Trinity Church Head to Gibsonia Mission Trip
The Trinity Church Men plan a Sunday outing to Gibsonia to visit St Barna Home run by the Brotherhood of St Ginnabias at Episcopal Church for men in need. They aim to aid the home, a notable philanthropic effort described as one of the greatest works of Hi Khid in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Printiy Wyscopidubure
Gibsonia
Paylor
Brotherhood of St. Ginnabias
Episcopal Charen
Trinity Chiurch
Jenve
Jung
Savings Tome from the church event notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions contact for top positions and a long race title. It references a church source, a president of a Men’s Day, and a pinnish tour related vessel barque Barco with unclear details about the 30,000 market page and exhibition.
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Ky J Bowis
Voutid
Pabiontty Enaland
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Stanton
Axe and Brenneman
East
Washington St
J.c.penney CO
Ellwood City
Lang’s Market
West
Empire Finance CO
First Bank
Eley, HN. Mercer St
Cribbs Home
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania Power Co
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Navy
Keystone Stores
North Min St
Court St
Creo-Coo
New Castle Drug
North Mile St
E. Washington Street
Mayberry
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
0. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Greater
Garry C. Myers
New Castile
New Galilee
Ohio
Junior Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mary Margarés
Alen Gray Caskey
Mt. Jackson
Glenn Pyle
Wayne Pump Co
Rochester
Clinton Camp Grounds
Williams
Nazarene Movement
A. W. Tanners
Hazel
Edna
Edward Reich
John Ryan
Wampum
Ellwood City Furniture Co
Ellwood City, Pa
Eee Settee
Spencer
Bet
South Mercer St
Richman
H. E. Alexander Radio Service
Grove City Church
Ginsby College
New York City
St. Berengaria
Europe
Shea
Laura Justine
Grove City Hospital
Elvira Justice
Kolis Slater
Rath
Nell Noble
Strauss-Hirshberg
Vogue
Vogue Paberty
Dic
Usar
Maria Wasning
Trish and
Filet
Ais Teledivs
Loran
Mill Street
Strouss-Hirshberg
Bafley’s Auto Supply
South Fafferson St
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