Ground broken for new St. Andrew's Episcopal church
Ground was broken this morning for the construction of the new St. Andrew's Episcopal church at the corner of Long and Belmont avenues in the Fifth ward. The total cost will be at least $6000 and the Gothic structure will be among the city's most attractive churches. Rev. R G Roscamp D D leads the project, driven by efforts to advance the church's mission which has moved from Howard alley to the current site.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Long and
Belmont Avenues
Fifth Ward
R. G. Roscamp
St. Andrew’s Mission
Trinity Church
Sixth Ward
Howard Alley
South Mill Street
Late News of the Churches Teems With Meetings and Sermons
The Ladies Aid of First Baptist plans an all day meeting Wednesday. Six new members joined Croton Avenue M E yesterday. Rev J L Stratton of Croton Avenue M E is invited to preach at Hollowrock next Saturday, escorted by his wife. Rev Andrew Magill returned from an eastern trip to Amherst and West Stafford Conn where Mrs Magill will spend the summer. The Amherst Missionary Tea featured Rev Magill’s class reunion. Thursday brings the Ladies Missionary society monthly meeting at 2 30 with a missionary tea at 6 30 for husbands as special guests.
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Ladies’ Aid
Adies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
Hollowrock
Amherst
Andrew Magill
Second
U. P. Church
Magill
West Stafford
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
State College Turns Out Many Practical Farmers
The Pennsylvania State College reports total attendance of 1 052 for the year, excluding 65 in short courses and 5 050 in correspondence courses. Enrollment has nearly doubled in six years and tripled in thirteen, with nearly every county in the state represented and students from Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, Cuba and Russia.
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Pennsylvania State College
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
Cuba
Russia
Eighteen Drunk In Court Facing Judge Lusk
The second largest court in his administration saw 18 arraigned on drunkenness charges Sunday morning. All were released except John Doe John Kirkwood and William Blake who received jail sentences. Doe paid his fine and avoided further confinement.
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Lusk
John Doe
John Kirkwood
William Blake
Doe
Special meeting planned in hall Tuesday evening
A local group announces a special meeting to be held in a single hall Tuesday evening. The notice provides no further agenda details or attendee information.
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Doctor Pierce
The badge of honesty appears on every wrapper as a full ingredient list in plain English. Forty years of use backs its blood purifying and tonic value for stomach and liver disorders. It uses native root extracts preserved in glycerine and is sent with a free booklet from Dr. R V Pierce at Buffalo NY.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scuddey
Coe
Ellingwood
Ica Institute
Sibrge BP
Annual Pittsburg Lake Erie outing at Cascade Park
Pittsburg and Lake Erie employees plan a large July 25 picnic at Cascade Park with several special trains from Pittsburg Brownsville and Youngstown expecting around 2000 visitors. The day features athletic events and diversions for workers.
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Cascade Park
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Brownsville
Youngstown
New Castle Social News Highlights Week Visits
WAMPUM Miss Lena Stewart visits New Castle this week. Mrs Frank Gibson calls on local friends. Mrs William Maloney and son William are New Castle callers. Miss Olive Davis led a Sunday school picnic. Mrs John Ketterer and sister Miss Bessie were visitors Thursday. Miss Nellie McKnight from Clarion, Pa visits the Brady sisters. Mrs William Yoho and children attend the Cascade park merchants picnic. Mr and Mrs Orville Seckest plan to move to Johnsonburg to live with Crest’s parents. Mrs McBride and Massachusetts family visit Pennsylvania friends. They stay with Mr and Mrs William Yoho on Kay street.
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Lena Stewart
New Castle
Frank Gibson
William Maloney
William
Olive Davis
John Ketterer
Bessie
Nellie McKnight
Clarion
Lilian
Mayme Brady
William Yoho
Cascade Park
Orville Seckest
Johnsonburg
Mr. Secrest
McBride
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kay Street
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Tickets to Cleveland
Tickets on sale June 25 to July 1 for a Cleveland round trip at 3.00 by Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. Return limit July 1. For details on extensions and train arrangements consult Ticket Agent Geo. W. Hamilton at 25919.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
R. R
Cleveland
Return
Geo. W. Hamilton
Denatured Alcohol Aims to Power Farms Through Waste
The article describes a government demonstration plant in Washington under Secretary Wilson to show farmers how denatured alcohol can be produced from farm waste such as decayed fruit potatoes and corn and used to power machinery. It notes slow adoption but predicts widespread use within years comparable to mowing machines and plows.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Cost of living report may be released after delay
A state committee on increased living costs may have its findings digested and released. Senator Charles H. Kline chaired hearings in Pittsburg with J. L. Rockey later highlighting the report’s relevance to industrial statistics. Comparisons show food prices rising faster than skilled and raw labor, shaping forthcoming bureau work.
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Charles H. Kline
Pittsburg
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
J. L. Rockey
Miss Hazel Webster Leaves Pine Street for Pittsburg Visit
Miss Hazel Webster of Pine Street travels to Pittsburg to spend several weeks with relatives, as reported by local observers in town.
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Hazel Webster
Pine Street
Pittsburg
Grove City Bible School Announces 12th Annual Session
Grove City announces July 29 to August 9 for the twelfth annual Grove City Bible school and conference. Instructors include William G. Moorehead Charles Erdman and William M. MacLeod from major seminaries and Rev. Dr Willis Beecher. Special speakers include Hugh Black David Gregg and Isaac Taylor Headland among others.
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Grove City
Grove City Bible School
William G. Moorehead
Xenia Theological Seminary
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Theological Seminary
William M. MacLeod
Candlish Memorial Church
Edinburgh
Scotland
Robert Dick Wilson
D. A. McC
Korea
George M. Cleeth
Western and
Allegheny Theological Seminaries
Coitsville Township Votes Dry in Local Election
In Coitsville Township a dry option won 451 to 246 in a closely watched contest. East Youngstown swung dry, 197 to 171, despite wets’ active campaigning amid a long running agitation.
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East Youngstown
Million Dollar Fire in Frederikstad Center
Fire swept the center of Frederikstad's business district destroying property valued near one million dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage across multiple stores and business sites, with investigations underway to determine the cause.
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Christiania
Frederikstad
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New Castle, PA
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