Fresh Divorce Colony at Reno Establishes New Residents
Eight stylishly dressed women arriving on the Overland Limited settled in cottages at Reno aiming for divorces before January 1, 1914 when the current law expires. Attorneys met the women but disclosed no identities. An absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Eleanor Arthur Miller, wife of Daniel Fry Miller, a New York newspaper man.
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Reno
Overland Limited
Eleanor Arthur Miller
Daniel Fry Miller
New York
Death of 8 year old Leo E Cummings in New Wilmington
Leo E Cummings died at his parents home north of New Wilmington from appendicitis on Wednesday afternoon. He will be buried in Hoagland cemetery Friday at 2 PM with Rev. R C McMinn officiating. He is survived by his father mother two brothers and a sister. A union service will be held Sunday evening at the Second U P church with Oliver W Stewart delivering the temperance address. No admission but a collection will be taken.
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Specia
New Wilmington
Leo E. Cummings
Hoagland
R. C. McMinn
U. P
Oliver W. Stewart
City public sale of horses and apparatus cancelled
New Castle’s public sale of horses and fire apparatus scheduled for Saturday afternoon at the city building has been called off. The committee in charge acted after council action removing disposal of the horses from their control.
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New Castle
Epworth league social and local visits noted
The Epworth League of the M E church held a social at Robert Johnston's home east of town Thursday evening. J H Porter visited New Castle Friday. Joseph Mercer from Hookstown Pa visits his father R B Mercer. Mrs G E Thompson returns home after a visit at Mercer. Mrs Ella Brandon and son Richard visit Greensburg. Neal Lawrence departs for Iowa after visiting relatives. Mrs Joseph W Bryan and two sons from York Neb visit at R M Bryan's home. S Buck, Wilmington Junction station agent, will move to the Robinson house opposite the Presbyterian church after July 1.
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Epworth League
The
M. E. Church
Robert Johnston
J. H. Porter
New Castle
Joseph Mercer
Hookstown
S. Mercer
G. E. Thompson
Mercer
Ella Brandon
Richard
Greensburg
Neal Lawrence
Iowa
Joseph W. Bryan
York
Neb
Cuban Battle for Reds Third Base Job Intensifies
Cuban slugger Almieda is challenged by rookie Dodge in a tense race for Cincinnati's regular third base spot. Dodge, acquired in the Beals Becker trade with the Phillies, has impressed at the hot corner, earning more games while Almieda shows improved form and fights to maintain his position.
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Rafael Almieda
Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Beals Becker
Phillies
Joe
Dodge
West Indies
Almieda
Speech Restored by Large Hound in DuBois Event
In Reno Venango County a deaf and dumb man reportedly had his speech and hearing restored after a long-eared hound belonging to Joseph Coffman’s son attacked a card-bearing “coon” solicitor. The incident ended with the dog driving the claimant away in a cloud of dust as the man spoke.
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Hani
Injured by Giant Firecracker in Sharon
Sharon, Pa. June 27. Joe Selyoch, 19, of Orangeville road, lost his left eye and had his left thumb and first finger amputated after an exploding giant firecracker last night caused severe burns and danger of tetanus. He is at Buhl hospital. The incident occurred while Selyoch was relieving his patriotic spirit contracted during his short stay in America. Chinese are gradually learning to wear European shirts and collars.
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Sharon
Joe Selyoch
Orangeville Road
Buhl Hospital
Selyoch
America
Men’s Shirts That Satisfy In Price and in Quality
An ad lists Swiss Habutai and Interwoven Silk dress shirts with prices from 2.50 to 7.00, plus Secco Silk and Percale Madras options. It promotes fast colors, varied fabrics, and matching collar sets, noting office wear patterns and trunk offerings from 5.00 to 21.00 in the basement.
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Seco
Summer cotton savings in basement sale assortment
True Economy Prices showcase deeply discounted summer cotton fabrics and related garments. The basement sale features 4c yard printed lawn, 10c wide batiste, 12 1-2c ginghams, 6 1-2c aprons, 7c seersucker ginghams, 12 1-2c Riplette gingham, 18c white oil cloth, 25c underskirts, 50c sateen petticoats, 25c bloomers, 10c boys trunks, 10c dust caps, 10c linen paper, 18c Soisette, 18c shadow brocade voiles, 12 1-2c Linaire, 2 65c double fold chiffon, 10c Holly Batistes, 25c cotton ratine, with dresses at 3.75. Material groups emphasize low prices and wide assortments.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Ginghams
Sanitas
Linaire
Summer dresses and infant wear highlights low-cost fashion
The ad promotes white pique dresses with colored collars and cuffs, natural linen crash dresses trimmed in linen lace, and sturdy summer dresses for children aged two to five with French waists and long or short sleeves. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.75, plus infant dresses and slips from 25c to $3.75. Also sale of corded linen for infants, hats, and practical items like waist forms and wire coat hangers priced to save on sewing costs. Large palm leaf fans offered at two for 6a.
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Orme
New Neckwear Arrivals offer varied styles and prices
New neckwear shipments bring low and high standing styles in voices, nets, ratines, and crepes. White ratine collars with colored buttons, hemstitched net collars, flat collars in epaulette shapes, hand crocheted collars, and voile lace trims appear from 25c to 3.00. Convertible ruffs suit Medici and flat fashions, priced from 5c.
Summer frocks in lawns and percales at 2 75
Wonderfully good looking summer frocks in lawns percales and tissues are shown in the Garment section at the price of $2.75. Four models offer color variety including black and white barred lawns with white embroidered collars striped lawn dresses with white collars and color embroidery plain navy and tan percale trimmed in white pique and tissue dresses trimmed with knife pleating.
Local Socials Note Slippery Rock Commencement and Visits
C M Zedaker attended commencement at Slippery Rock on Wednesday. James Neal with wife and son James visited Mr and Mrs Benjamin Neal yesterday. Master Paul Shoaf celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday as guest of grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Paden. Clay McCready traveled Wednesday for Spruce Hill with sisters Mary Nellie Olive Van Fleet and John Thompson. Upon Clay's return it will be Mr and Mrs C C McCready.
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James Neal
James, Jr
Benjamin Neal
Paul Shoaf
Wm. Paden
Clay McCready
Spruce Hill
Mary
Nellie
Olive van Fleet
John Thompson
Clay
C. C. McCready
Poor Fellow A Storekeeper and Her Best Young Man
A storekeeper unpacks new goods when her suitor enters. She hides behind the counter, then greets him with flushed face. He remarks on stocking up, but a coldness lingers between them suggesting tension or unresolved feelings.
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