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KG. Treadwell
Trustes
Press Fay
T Y
I Rentz
Treas
Man
Gallant
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Newtle
The Hope of Humanity and a Street quarrel
A brief column discusses a street quarrel between George Muse and Rudolph Stadelhofer seen as a Rotary argument. It argues for humanity over hate between England and Germany and envisions a future of peace, brotherhood, and civics replacing war.
Reform in South Bend Schools Aims to Cut Core Math
Eight public school principals in South Bend Ind call for removing cube root greatest common denominator Troy weight and similar topics from curriculum in favor of topics tied to common everyday experience. They stress reform comes from within the ranks of teachers not from higher authorities.
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South Bend
Ind
Last Service at Almira Home
Reverend H C Weaver of Epworth Methodist conducts final Almira Home service Friday at 3 PM. The event marks the last of the scheduled services for the facility.
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Almira
H. C. Weaver
Epworth Methodist Church
Almira Home
Fragments of Wit and Warnings from an Irregular Page
A mosaic of quips and observations from various locales. Notes on church politics, sobriety laws, and odd judicial quips mix with humorous asides about thistledown dreams and the costs of Carnival licenses. Mentions Blair county motorists rule, Pittsburg crime note, and a Georgia pool church outreach.
Fragments on charity dates buses policing and social habits
A collection of pithy observations on charity giving and local duties. Notes include views on donations to camps and institutions, July and June date debates, household allowances, wedding gifts, vehicle regulation, corruption claims, jitney operator irresponsibility, and social behavior.
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P. L. Kimberly
Fantastic Parade To Be Feature In Volant Fourth
The town of Volant prepares for the Fourth with a fantastic parade attracting much attention. Lawrence Auto of New Castle donates an electric horn for the best decorated car. Dr. J. P. Kirk may claim the prize after a week of anticipation. Dr. D. W. Kramer and Myrtle Mechlin wed in Butler then move to Volant.
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Volant
Lawrence Auto Company of
New Castle
J. P. Kirk
George Whitman
Hiram Collins
W. C. Potter
John W. Graham
D. W. Kramer
Myrtle Mechlin
Butler
City youths cited for firecrackers and bell tapping
Several boys were detained after apparently shooting fire crackers near Reis street and were ordered to report to the police station. In other incidents, youths gained entry to Oak street school lobby to ring a bell, and stones were thrown at Pearson street school house but the bombardment was stopped. A Central fire station meeting for Fourth of July planning drew poor attendance. A storm last night washed dirt into streets and sewers, causing minor damage but no major trouble. Ignatz Kornelka was arrested near Mahoning avenue and turned over to Alderman J. Lee Cooper. Emerson Avenue paving nears completion and curb work continues on Hazelcroft Avenue. A nine dollar flag will fly over city hall on the Fourth. Mrs. S. M. Vaughn was exonerated from mercantile tax. John W. Slayton, former resident, attended the council session. Half of Moody Avenue paving is done. Morton Street paving is complete with payment. Union Telephone bills for manhole work with Bell Telephone were discussed. Henry Cohen resigned as city fireman. Carl Hanna elected to fill vacancy. James N. Fowler applied for job. An incandescent light will be installed at Pollock and Phillips. John Gross Jr. elected as temporary fireman during vacations. Donald Walker and Edgar Smith, from Ashtabula, Ohio, were returned home. Mulberry Street repeal ordinance discussed but no action due to incomplete releases.
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Henry Cohen
Scioto Street Fire Department
Carl Hanna
James N. Fowler
Local residents travel and attend events in region
Mrs. C. E. McCune spends the day in New Castle. Rev. C. G. Jordan visits Bradford, Pa. Floyd Graham heads to Grove City for summer classes. Paul J. Simison travels to Youngstown for the wedding of Norman W. Igo and Miss Mary Armstrong.
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C. E. McCune
New Castle
Rev
C. G. Jordan
Bradford
Floyd Graham
Grove City
Grove City College
Paul J. Simison
Youngstown
Norman W. Igo
Mary Armstrong
John A McKee Announces City Council Candidacy
John A McKee of the Second ward formally announces his bid for a seat on the city council subject to the September elimination primary. A long time resident and former postmaster, McKee is described as a strong candidate with extensive business and city affairs experience.
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John A. McKee
Second Ward
McKee
D. A. Moore
Candidate Campaign Receives Favorable Reception
A candidate for election appears set to gain broad support as campaign efforts press ahead. Observers note positive signals from diverse voter groups and potential endorsements shaping the race.
Resignation of Rev J C Pryor at Madison Avenue Church
Rev J C Pryor pastor of Madison Avenue Christian church resigns effective September 1. He came to the charge July 1, 1913, guiding growth and progress. Pryor will pursue postgraduate work at Bethany College then study at Yale before returning to ministry. He leaves behind friends in the city.
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J. C. Pryor
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Pryor
Bethany College
Yale
Ocean News steamers sail and arrivals listed
In New York on June 30 steamers sailing today include Frederik VIII bound for Copenhagen and Adriatic for Liverpool. Ships due to arrive today are City of Savannah from Havre Knutzford from Havre Chicago from Bordeaux Trento from London and Hercules from Algiers.
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New York
Frederik VIII
Copenhagen
Liverpool
City of Savannah
Havre
Knutzford
Chicago
Bordeaux
Trento
London
Hercules
Algeries
Hokara Skin Healer Promises Quick Cure for Many Ailments
M B McKee advertises Hokara as a universal skin healer claiming relief for pimples blackheads herpes acne scaly scalp itching feet piles and even chronic eczema and salt rheum. The ad notes rapid action and a 25 cent liberal sized jar with money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
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M. B. McKee
New Castle
McKee
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