King's Chapel Reopens With Dedicatory Service Sunday
King's Chapel to be reopened on Sunday July 2 after two months of redecorating. A dedicatory service will be held in the morning afternoon and evening with special choir music. Dr C W Miner district superintendent will lead the morning service. The chapel, mother church of the Methodists in Low Trance County, opened in 1804. Rev Vandevander will read an historical summary in the afternoon.
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King’s Chapel
C. W. Miner
Low- Trance
Vandevander
Personal mentions and social notices in Youngstown area
A list of residents with brief travel, visits, and health notes including J H Gross at Winter avenue, Warren Johnson on County Line street, Raymond Jenkins visiting Pittsburgh, Thomas McGrath ill at home, Anastasia Ryan returning from Detroit, Elnora Organ visiting Mrs Streatar, W H Davies on a Wheeling trip, Lalla Clancy visiting Elizabeth Matheny, Helen Leslie vacationing at Camp Satapodia, Dorothy White taking a Pitt course, Ruth Colnor and Grace Patton in Youngstown, Minne Cummings visiting Harrod Wood, Muriel ONeil hosting Johnsons in Spruce street, Mrs W H Snyder returning from Oklahoma City, Virginia Weinschenk hosting Virgoia Nelmang, Irena Furst returning from Springfield, Doris Uber visiting Ripley and Syracuse, Margaret Houston vacationing at Cambridge Springs, Martha Smytha visiting Youngstown, Dorothy Johnson returning from Cleveland, Mrs F F Urey from Mercy Hospital, Charlie Gee and William Colnot visiting, Thelma Barber visiting Margaret Reed, Charles Cartwright and Joe Hartman planning a North Girard weekend, Mrs C H Bauder.
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J. H. Gross
Winter Avenue
Warren Johnson
County Line Street
Sharon
Raymond Jenkins
Thorpe Street
Pittsburgh
Thomas McGrath
Chestnut Street
Anastasia Ryan
Detroit
Michigan
Elnora Organ
John Streatar
Bellevue Avenue
W. H. Davies
Garfield Avenue
Wheeling
W. Va
Lalla Clancy
Elizabeth Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Helen Leslie
Monte Avenue
Camp Satapodia
North Girard
Dorothy White
Centennial Street
University of Pitt
Ruth Colnor
Ray Street
Grace Patton
Mill Street
Youngstown
Minne Cummings
Llizabeth
Harrod Wood
Muriel O'Neil
W.W. F. Johnson
Spruce Street
W. H. Snyder
O11
Virginia Weinschenk
Al‘Dornstop
Virgoia Nelmang
F. F. Urey
Laurel Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Charlie Gee
Tuft Washington Street
William Colnot
Ray Atreat
Thelma Barber
Erie
Margaret Recd
Grove Avenus
Charles Cartwright
Smithfield Street
Joe Hartman
North Beaver A Straet
C. H. Bauder
Shaw Street
Local residents on extended summer visits and travel plans
Morning departures and returns mark a wave of summer steps among area residents. Several households report trips to Philadelphia Washington D C and Atlantic City while others recount visits and homecomings from cities including Sharon Ellwood City Butler Kane Wheeling New Castle Fort Wayne and Erie. Notable mentions include military man Bryan J. Miller on furlough from the battleship Nevada and university student Kenneth Voorhees returning home from Pitt.
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Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Atlantic City
Brenner
Sharon
W. A. Simpson
Florence Avenna
Mary Welihausen
Ellwood City
Alice Forrest
Butler Avenue
G. Littlewood
Harry L. Davis
Smithfield Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gertrude Davies
Garfield Avenue
Leonard Davis
William Lucas
William Davis
T. B. Winner
Beckford Street
Kenneth Voorhees
Thri Cfty
University of Pittsburgh
South Walnut Street
Mary Merrick
Reider
New Brighton
Wilhelmina Eakin
Allen Apartments
North Mill Street
HW. EB. McKee
Guerard Apartments
New Bedford
Maas
James Kelley
Bob Stewart
Gilmore Street
Carl Lundeen
Hanna Street
William Kurtz
Morehead Avenas
Forth Wayne
Ind
Ed, Patton
Braddock
Harriett Graham
Leroy Cumbler
Newport
A. E. Cumbler
North Front Street
Leroy
Drs. J, GB
Sara R. Armstrong
Hamilton
Washington, Pa
Universal Chiropractic College
Pittsburgh
Frances Gibson
East Reynolds Street
Chautauqua
Charles Kriner
Butler
Erie
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Bryan J. Miller
United States
Nevada
West Washington Street
Mr. Miller
Electric light in the farm house today
The article notes portable farm lighting units from $250 to $800 with engines and generators on a bed-plate, delivering illumination for up to 125 lamps. It highlights automatic and manual operation, low weekly cost, and American-made products expanding in Argentina’s remote agricultural colonies.
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Argentina
Turkestan President Hanged By Insurgents
An exchange Telegraph dispatch from Helsingfors reports a rebellion in Turkestan with the president hanged by insurgents. The uprising is said to be spreading, with international coverage noting ongoing hostilities and unrest in the region.
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Turkestan
International News Service
London
Helsingfors
Mrs David Wadding In Serious Condition
Word was received this morning of the serious condition of Mrs. David Wadding at Dayton Pennsylvania mother of Mrs. C Ed Brown of the Hamilton Apartments. She has pernicious anemia and several days ago was taken to a Punxsutawney hospital where a blood transfusion was given and her condition became critical. Mrs Brown was with her mother during the transfusion.
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David Wadding
Dayton, Pa
C. Ed Brown
Hamilton Apartments
Wadding
Punxsutawney
Brown
Rumor Denied on Rathenau Slayers Capture Report
Berlin June 29. Police trace three men linked to a secret anti republican group as Rathenau murderers. Techo aged 21, Wischer 28, Knauer 28 were involved in the Kapp uprising and are believed hiding in Germany. A rumor of their capture is denied.
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International News Service
Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Lato
Techo
Wischer
Knauer
Kapp U
Germany
Big loan aid to wheat and cotton growers
International News Service reports a major loan approved for wheat and cotton growers in Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas. The move aims to stabilize prices support farming operations and bolster rural economies across the three states. The loan underscores federal efforts to back major crops in the southern plains during agricultural uncertainty.
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International News Service
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
War Finance Corps Advances Support Cooperative Crop Marketing
The War Finance Corporation provided 16 million dollars to aid in the orderly marketing of crops. The advances were granted to cooperative growers' associations in several states.
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War Finance Corporation
Co-Operative Growers' Associations
Work Resumed On Addition To Lawrence Savings Bank
Construction on an addition to the Lawrence Savings and Trust company has restarted after an earlier spring halt. Delays were caused by a contractor's inability to obtain steel beams. the beams have arrived and work will be pushed to completion.
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Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Pelletier Resigns as Supreme Advocate of Knights of Columbus
Joseph G. Pelletier of Boston resigns today as supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus in a dispatch from Weehaven Connecticut. The announcement comes as Pelletier departs from a leading national Catholic fraternal organization role.
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C International News Service
Wew Haven
Conn
Joseph G. Pelletier
Boston
Knights of Columbus Today
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