Great Crowd at Church Picnic Draws Weekend Attendance
A large turnout at Cascade Park marked the annual picnic hosted by three Christian and three Methodist churches on Tuesday. Thousands enjoyed a day of sports and programs despite threatening weather, with a 9 to 5 baseball win for the First Christian team over Epworth and numerous prize races and contests led by local participants.
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Cascade Park
Pupper
Epworth
Croton
Grace M. E
Bays
Theodore Witbeck
James Blaine
Ella Ruth Smith
Flossie Predshaw
Bertha Wilson
Rosie D. Wolf
Adelaide Rigby
Ethel Morrow
Carl Myland
William Dewberry
C. C. Merril
C. S. Cliffe
Hot
Frank Jerry
John Hart
Philip Y. Pendleton
Valeria Corbin
Maud Shaffer
John 1
Oliver Weavers
William
Lewis Hammond
Harry White
First Christian Church
W. H. Beck
Croton Church
C. Cc. Coulthard
Epworth School
White
Ethel Rentz
First Christian School
W. J. Offutt
Emily Rice
Epworth Church
Col. J. L. Myland
Doan's Kidney Pills Highlight New Castle Picnic Day
In New Castle crowds praise Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief. The piece details contests and prizes from a local picnic including bun eating, tug of war, horseshoe scores, accidents, and community leaders led by Col. J L Myland known as The Man with the Megaphone.
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William Poole
Elmer Whitman
Ed. Brown
Frank Andrews
Epworth M. E
Christian
Carl Myland
Frank Jerry
Mr. Preston
John H. Preston
Charles P. Smith
Harry McCaskey
Walt Emery
Albert Reynolds
Duke Byers
Big Figures at Democratic Convention Named and Role Descriptions
Norman E. Mack of Buffalo chairs the Democratic national committee. J. Hamilton Lewis of Chicago backs Champ Clark and seeks the Illinois Senate seat. Maryland’s J. F. C. Talbot and West Virginia’s John T. McGraw serve as national committeemen. William R. Hearst ardently supports Clark.
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Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Champ Clark
Illinois
Ilinois
J. F. C. Talbot
Maryland
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
William R. Hearst
Clark
Wm Randolph Hurst
Mayor Faces Trio in Police Court This Morning
Harry Grannis appeared on drunkenness and fighting charges brought by his wife who later refused to testify. The mayor warned he would receive the limit of the law if jailed again. John W. Coyne faced drunkenness and insulting an officer with an $8 assessment. Thomas G. Scott, colored, was held on suspicion pending a serious offense information.
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Harry Grannis
Grannis
John W. Coyne
Huston
Thomas G. Scott
Heating System Upgrade Planned for Highland School
The Highland School board hired D. D. Kimball of New York to design a full heating system remodel. He said boilers are antiquated and need replacement, with ducts and basement equipment updated. Plans and bids will be advertised, and construction could finish by the start of the next term.
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D. D. Kimball
R. D. Kimball
Kimball
Highland
John Snyder
New Castle
Snyder
McCormick
University of Pittsburg
Oak Street
Terrace Avenue
Playgrounds Association
Phillips
Martin Gantz
Thaddeus Stevens School
State Treasurer Case Argument In Harrisburg
In Dauphin county court the argument on whether 1909 constitutional amendments affecting auditor general tenure apply to the then chosen auditor general was heard. George E. Etter filed a bill in equity June 14 seeking to stop certifying and publishing names of Eldridge Powell and Creswell as auditor general candidates. Both sides ready to appeal to the state supreme court to test the issue.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
George E. Etter
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Adrian H. Eldridge
Monongahela City
A. W. Powell
Pittsburg
Robert E. Creswell
Johnstown
Supreme Court
Bridge Completed Over Hettenbaugh Run in Washington Township
Kimbrough and Elder yesterday completed a cement arch bridge over Hettenbaugh run in Washington township. The 42 foot long structure is described as very substantial.
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Kimbrough and Elder
Washington Township
Moore strawberry crop yields 350 bushels on acre and a half
The article corrects yesterday's report for C A Moore claiming 75 bushels from an acre and a half. It states the year’s total will be between 350 and 375 bushels, with a projected 1120 dollars at 10 cents per quart from 1 1 2 acres.
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C. A. Moore
Moore
Officers Chosen by Tribe of Ben Hur
On Tuesday evening Rigel Court No. 9 Tribe of Ben Hur elected officers for six months. Chief Martha McDonough Judge Eliza J Evans Chaplain Mabel Henderson Teacher Catherine Quinn Scribe B K Coulter Keeper of Tribute Adelaide Amon Guide Alice Francis Keeper of Inner Gate Robert Henderson Keeper of Outer Gate Minnie Mayers Pianist Georgia Mayers Captain Ralph Mayers Trustee Philip Evans.
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Rigel Court No. 9
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Martha McDonough
Eliza J. Evans
Mabel Henderson
Catherine Quinn
B. K. Coulter
Adelaide Amon
Alice Francis
Robertt Henderson
Outer Gate
Minnie Mayers
Georgia Mayers
Ralph Mayers
Philip 5. Evans
The Silver Question Soap Advice for Silverware
Dirt and tarnish in silverware stems from cheap resins. Use an antiseptic cleansing soap like Easy Task Soap to clean silverware quickly. Two cakes cost ten cents and if unsatisfied, the dime is refunded by the makers.
The New Dove Dote Suburban Planting and Creepers Mentioned
A brief dialogue notes a suburban garden described as beautiful with creepers at the house, mentioning twins and a Baltimore Ameri source line.
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Baltimore
Ameri
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