Moral lesson on truth in The Soul of a Magdalen at Regent
The Metro-Popular Plays and Players present Mme. Petrova in The Soul of a Magdalen at Regent Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The plot shows how falsehood to one’s self harms loved ones, breaks hearts, and fails to save others, echoing Shakespeare’s line to be true to thyself.
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Magdalen
Mme. Petrova
Regent Theatre
Reloise Broulette
Shakespeare
Heloise - Proulette
Leland Norton
Soul of a Magdalen at Regent Theatre Delights with Luxurious Sets
Exquisite stage settings mark the Metro- Popular Plays and Players production The Soul of a Magdalen starring Mme Petraval at Regent Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Written by L Case Russell, five part photo drama directed by Burton L King with scenic marvels by Lester Vermilya. interior rooms reveal Garden of Edens with Bohemian patrons and Hawaiian dancers under a Fifth Avenue restablishment milieu. costumes showcase latest fashion as Mme Petraval selects outfits to suit her aristocratic beauty.
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Mme.letrova
Regent Theatre
Case Russell
Burton L. King
Harry B. Warris
Lester Vermilya
Garden of Edens
Eve
Mme
Petraval
Fifth Avenue
Miodiste
Ithese
Mme. Petrava
Hetoise
Moutt
Fourth of July Antitoxin Drive Warns of Tetanus Risk
Health commissioner Dr Samuel G Dixon in Harrisburg urged safe Fourth of July celebration and announced state wide free tetanus antitoxin distribution. He said wounds from fireworks or blasts must be treated within 24 hours and provided application details for doctors serving the poor or uninsured.
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Harrisburg
Samuel G. Dixon
Health Department
Pennsylvania
Dixon
Speakers Set For New Bedford Home Day July Fourth
Plans for Home Day in New Bedford under the Civic League progress as the committee on speakers secures William Kennedy of the New Castle board of trade and John H. Murdock Jr. of Washington, Pa. Kennedy is noted as an engaging speaker and Murdock as a young, forceful attorney. The event at Flapencell Presbyterian church grounds features Red Cross refreshments, a New Bedford band concert in the afternoon.
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New Bedford
New Bedford Civic League
William Kennedy
New Castle Board of Trade
John H. Murdock, Jr
Washington
Kennedy
Murdock
Flapencell Presbyterian Church
Red Cross Auxiliary
Roosevelt to Speak at National Moose Convention in Pittsburg
Several hundred Loyal Order of Moose members in New Castle await Theodore Roosevelt main address at the National Moose convention in Pittsburg. He is slated to speak on the evening of July 2. The local group plans to attend the Pittsburg event in large numbers.
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Pittsburg
Loyal Order of the Moose
Theodore Roosevelt
New Castle
Local People Attend Epworth Institute at Lake Canadahia
Local residents take part in the Epworth league institute of the Erie conference at Lake Canadahia this week. On Wednesday morning Troi. G. Earl Williams led the watch service. The institute concert featured Rev. M. J. Williams singing a solo and in a male quartet, with Earl Williams on violin. Dr. L. L. Swisher of Greenville delivered the evening address Choosing a Life Work.
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Lake Canadahia
Epworth League Institute of the Erie
Troi. G. Earl Williams
Institute
M. J.williams
Earl Williams
L. L. Swisher
Greenville
Pastors Attend New Castle District M E Conference
Methodist Episcopal pastors from the city attended the 53rd annual New Castle district conference in Sharon at the Oakland avenue church. Thirty five ministers were present with J A McCamey as chairman and S L Maxwell as secretary. The opening devotionals were led by W J Witt and W F E Smith. Speakers included John Lowe Fort C G Weaver Earl Williams S T Davison and Daniel Westfall. Afternoon addresses featured W W Dale M B Williams Bishop Hamilton and Dr Fort. Bishop Hamilton delivered the closing address.
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Methodist Episcopal
New Castle District
Sharon
Oakland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. McCamey
S. L. Maxwell
W. J. U Witt
W. FE. Smith
John Lowe Fort
WU. CG. Weaver
Earl Williams
S. T. Davison
Daniel Westfall
W. W. Dale
M. B. Williams
Bishop Hamilton
Dr. Fort
Insurance Of Parcel Post Is Made Easy
Postmaster General orders new parcel insurance effective July 1. Parcels can be insured at post offices and stations by rural carriers without insurance tags. Senders prepay postage and insurance fee by stamps, receive a receipt with value and fee. Claims processed promptly. records kept at mailing offices. Value limits and fees shown.
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits Five Patients
Admitted: Joseph Burns of Atlantic avenue Verna McDaniels of North Sewickley William Jones of Washington street William Lewis of Wallace avenue and Joe Geppus.
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Joseph Burns
Atlantic Avenue
Verna McDaniels
North Sewickley
William Jones
Washington Street
William Lewis
Wallace Avenue
Joe Geppus
Sharon Trip Sparks Plans for Local Tours by Board of Trade
The board of trade votes for more junketing after a successful Buller trip. Sharon is elected with strong ties to Buhl hospital and the Country club. Frank S. Hart, Buller tour majordomo, will oversee ongoing arrangements. Auto jaunts to local industries are planned weekly or bi weekly.
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Sharon
Board of Trade
Buller
Buhl Hospital
Frank S. Hart
Toom
Speeding Arrests on Wilmington Avenue Reported
Motorcop Dysart arrested W.OM. Anderson on Wilmington Avenue for exceeding the speed limit. He allegedly drove at 35 miles per hour, with a forfeit of 15 dollars. Robert Adams Jr was arrested for reckless driving the night before but discharged after a tiraring.
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W.om. Anderson
Wilmington Avenue
Robert Adams, Jr
Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights
Pleasant Valley reports visiting friends and relatives from nearby towns. Mrs James Ramsey and Miss Rhoda Mershimer visited the HOL Dean home. Miss Matearet Taylor of New Castle spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs JOM and others called at the Wo Allen home in Volant and Mrs Thomas Masee of Elswood City visited. Dr J B Ssiing and niece Margaret Taylor stayed in Wool City briefly. A large nearby group attended the Grange picnic at Aiken's grave on Tuesday. San Francisco war reference appears.
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James Ramsey
Rhoda Mershimer
Hol. Dean
Matearet Taylor
New Cassie
Jom
Dc. le Wantandl
Audtiers
Hidies
Wo. Allen
Volant
Thomas Masee
Elswood City
J. B. Ssiing
Marsuaret ‘Taylor
Grange
Aiken's Crave
Patriotic Program at Central Presbyterian Church
A Central Presbyterian patriotic program features singing of patriotic airs and a sermonette. The schedule includes morning and evening services with a life talk, missionary notes, and remarks by speakers on wartime faith.
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Central
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