Rev A J McCartney Defends Sunday in Sharon
Sharon residents back Billy Sunday with Rev A J McCartney of First Presbyterian defending Sunday in the Presbyterian Banner. He notes a decade of secular trends and praises Sunday’s impact on morals, Bible study, and town conduct amid changes in swearing, loitering, and parish life. Miss Emma McClain returns to Sharon after a visit.
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Sharon
Billy Sunday
A. J. McCartney
Firstsbyterian Church of
Emma McClain
No Sunday Roast for Percy Ashton
Percy H. Ashton wakes to find his Sunday dinner roast stolen from the cellar. The family suspects a sneak thief and vows tighter security and a new storage spot for next Sunday’s roast.
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Percy Ashton
Percy H. Ashton
Ashton
Y W C A Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the association will be held Monday evening at headquarters. Committees for the year will be announced and three trustees will be selected to replace terms of A E Stitzinger Addison C Dickison and J G Nothdurst. Action may be taken on Miss Erbe of Memphis Tenn recommendation for physical instructor.
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Association
A. E. Stitzinger
Addison C. Dickison
J. G. Nothdurst
Erbe
Memphis
Tenn
Surplus Reserve Records Set on Bank Statement
New York reports a surge in cash holdings and a drop in loans, pushing the surplus reserve to $68,200,000 and surpassing the 1908 peak of $67,100,000. The gain differs from prior estimates, aided by local trust company reserves, while stock market activity remained largely uneventful with minor fluctuations.
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New York
Reverend Campbell Receives Degree at Harvard
Rev James Campbell of Newtonville near Boston received the Doctor of Divinity at Harvard commencement. He is pastor of Newtonville Methodist Church and plans to pursue a PhD next year. If vacation is arranged, he may fill the pulpit at the First Methodist during Rev Higley’s vacation.
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Harvard University
James Campbell
Newtonville
Boston
Campbell
First Methodist
Higley
M. EK
Embezzler Henry Webber Sentenced to Seven Years
Henry Webber a becker convicted of embezzlement and sent to seven years in Carson penitentiary. He had organized his own stock ventures and sold treasury stock, pocketing the proceeds.
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United Press
Goldfield
Henry Webber
Becker
Carson
Webber
Treasury
Morton Seeks Class B Status For O P League
President Morton plans to petition the National Association for Class B classification for the O P league before season end. With Erie joining, the league claims 400 000 population and will submit sworn affidavits to prove eligibility under census rules. The drafting season begins November 15 and the league aims to be Class B by then.
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Morton
O. & P. League
Erie
National Association
O & P League
Southern Association
Umpire Weddige Forfeits Sharon Game to Erie
The Sharon versus Erie game ends in a forfeit after umpire Weddige ejects Catcher Miller and rules the game 9 to 0 for Erie amid crowd protests. Noah pitched well for Sharon but was denied calls, provoking further dissatisfaction and a protest expected from Patterson.
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Woeddige
Sharon
Eric
Weddige
Miller
Erie
Noah
Patterson
Hagen Takes Reins As Porter Falls Ill
Manager Pete Porter is sick and may miss several days. Dr. found Porter had lung congestion and ordered bed rest. If he improves, he could rejoin by week end, with Kid Hagen leading the Nocks in his absence as the team heads to Youngstown.
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Pete Porter
Nocks
Erie
Phillips Place
Porter
Kid Hagen
Youngstown
Community Notes Include Visits and Church Events
Wurtenburg Ben Poots plans a California trip while W R Dunham and family visited Mrs. McConahy in Ellwood City. John Marshall and family toured A M Leibendorfer’s home. Ice cream supper on school grounds funded U P church programs. Lizzie Boots of Zelienople visited relatives then returned home. M E church to hold communion next Sunday with 2 pm services and 1 pm Sunday school. Rev Renton welcomed 21 probationers into full membership last Sunday. Mrs Cunningham and Miss Myra White attended the Com pany C 100th Pennsylvania volunteers reunion at J P Wilson’s near Slippery Rock church. White reports a pleasant time.
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Ben Poots
California
W. R. Dunham
Ellwood City
McConahy
John Marshall
Pleasant Hill
A. M. Leibendorfer
U. P
Lizzie Boots
Zelienople
Emma Boots
Sylvie Bunzo
M. E
Epworth League
Renton
Cunningham
Myra
B. of L. E. Opens New Subdivision No 757
Engineers at the B and O railroad New Castle will organize Subdivision No 757 on Tuesday evening June 30. All B of L E members are invited to attend led by J N Yates master of ceremonies at 2662.
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New Castle
B. of L. E
J. N. Yates
Bargain Rug and Carpet Sale For Cash Only
Goods offered at spot cash with a quarter down and hold until paid. Retail prices slashed to half regular, as sellers need quick cash. Buyers in New Castle can secure carpets and rugs cheaper than other stores, with installment by down payment and balance later.
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Alexander Smith & Co
New York
Steel Trust
United States
Maine
California
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Euwers
New Castle
West
Mr. Euwer
W. D. Euwer
Youngstown
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A. J. Wcartney
Mr. Jackson
Wicked Sharon
Buhl Rifles
Chang
Sunday
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
First National Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
H’ge
EAIE
Hagen
Ili
Wurtemburg
B. of
L. E
Carpet and Rug Sale
of the Great
Alex. Smith
Hammer
Buwers
Wilton
Axminster
Axminster Carpets
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