Congregation Hears Reports Despite Oakmont Storm
Madison Avenue Christian church held its quarterly meeting with reports from all departments showing progress and strong interest. The severe Oakmont storm cut the program short after 9 pm, candles used for lighting as power was out. one death reported. Carlisle Turner and Jessie Robinson attended. Frank Hamilton and William Wray, garden farm proprietors, plan large potato yields aided by Bordeaux treatment.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Ing
Letragh Gilmore
Mahoningtown
Oakmont
Carl Turner
Jessie Robinson
Frank Hamilton
William Wray
Hamilton & Wray Garden
Oakmont Graduation Attended by Local Couple
Clarence Coates of North Wayne street and Miss Clara Pitzer of South First street returned from Oakmont after attending the Oakmont High School graduation exercises held on Thursday evening.
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Clarence Coates
North Wayne Street
Clara Pitzer
South First Street
Oakmont
Oakmont High School
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church to hold Sunday services
The sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be observed at both morning and evening services at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church. Reception of new members and baptism of children will be in order. Services at usual hour with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 3 p m Senior and Intermediate Endeavor at 7 p m and evening service at 7 45 p m. All are welcome. Rev R S Young pastor.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
R. S. Young
Mahoningtown Methodist Church Sunday Services Schedule
Mahoningtown Methodist Church outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 45, sermon at 11, class meeting at noon, Epworth League at 7 led by Winfield Swanton, including Agnes Smith with a preliminary report from Canadohia Lake institute, and an evening service at 7 46 led by Rev. S T Davison, all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Epworth League
Winfield Swanton
Agnes Smith
Epworth League Institute
Canadohia Lake
S. T. Davison
Soldier Promises July Fourth Visit If Not Called
Hiram Coates quartermaster sergeant reserve corps at Fort Washington writes to his parents that his division expects to be called out on July first. If not called, he will be able to spend July Fourth and the rest of that week at home.
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Hiram Coates
Fort Washington
H. G. Coates
North Wayne Street
Picnic with Mahoningtown church youth group at Sample's Hill
Miss Ella Elliott led a Junior Endeavor society outing from Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon at a wooded picnic on Sample's Hill. The group departed at 2:30 PM and enjoyed games and sports, followed by a delicious supper in the evening.
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Ella Elliott
Junior Endeavor Society
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Sample's Hill
Mr and Mrs Hudson McBride purchase Cramer property
Mr and Mrs Hudson McBride have bought the George W. Cramer property on Clayton Street. They will move there soon to establish their residence while currently living with the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Bert Thompson, on Sixth Street.
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Hudson McBride
George W. Cramer
Clayton Street
Bert Thompson
Sixth Street
Bible School and Services at Madison Avenue Church
Bible school Sunday at Madison Avenue Christian Church at 9 45 a m. Preaching by the pastor at 11 on What is True Patriotism Evening service at 7 45 with sermon Twice Named Men Abram and Abraham J F Baxter pastor All invited to attend Patrick Sayers veteran city employee and general caretaker of the
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Pator
Abram
Abraham
J. F. Baxter
Mahoningtown Public Park Resident Hit by Illness
A Mahoningtown public park resident remains confined to his home due to illness. Pat has been sick for nearly a week but is recovering and expects to resume his usual duties within a few days.
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Mahoningtown Public Park
Pat
Services at St Margaret's church this Sunday
The usual services will be held on Sunday at St. Margaret's church with low mass at 8 30 a m and high mass at 10 30 a m Rosary and benediction at the evening service and sermon by the pastor Rev Fr P J McKenna
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St. Margaret’s Church
P. J. McKenna
Agnes Smith Returns From Epworth League Institute
Miss Agnes Smith of North Liberty Street returns from Cana dhoia Lake where she attended the Epworth League Institute as a delegate from the Mahoningtown Methodist Church.
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Agnes Smith
North Liberty Street
Canadohia Lake
Epworth League Institute
Mahoningtown
Patterson Takes Clerk Post at Pennsylvania Railroad Shops
Dale Patterson of North Cedar Street has accepted a position as clerk in the master mechanic's office at the Pennsylvania railroad shops. He has already entered upon his duties.
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Dale Patterson
North Cedar Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Turner Family Plans Ten Day Visit to Philipsburg Pa
Mr and Mrs J H Turner of Clayton street and Master Raymond Holliday will leave on Monday for a ten days visit with friends and relatives in Philipsburg Pa.
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J. H. Turner
Clayton Street
Raymond Holliday
Philipsburg
Farrell daughters recover from diphtheria quarantine lifted
Pleanor and Fern, daughters of Mr and Mrs J E Farrell of South First Street, have recovered from diphtheria and the residence quarantine has been lifted.
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Pleanor
Fern
J. E. Farrell
South First Street
Sabbath Mass Announced by Rev Fr Salvatore Marino
The pastor Rev Fr Salvatore Marino conducts Mass every Sabbath at 10 30 oclock, as announced locally in church notices.
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Salvatore Marino
Visit Notes From Pittsburg Colonize Local Gossip
J. E. Anderson of Cherry Street visits friends in Pittsburg. J. F. Baxter of Newell Avenue returns from a visit in Pittsburg. Harold Reed of Cher eet was
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J. E. Anderson
Cherry Street
Pittsburg
J. F. Baxter
Newell Avenue
Harold Reed
Cher Eet
Local social notes from Wampum and nearby towns
Harold McIIlvenny of Newell Avenue off duty fireman from Pennsylvania visits. Mrs William Buxton and daughter of North Cedar street visit friends in New Wilmington. Mrs John DeWolf of North Cedar street recovers after two weeks illness. Fred Coates of Edenburg returns from a week with Greyson Coates of North Wayne street. Mr and Mrs A C Lynch of North Liberty street return from Conneaut Lake trip. Charles Senheiser of West Madison avenue heads to Atlantic City for vacation. Mr and Mrs C H Wagner of North Cedar street depart to Butler for the Fourth. R C Cather of North Cedar street freight conductor for Pennsylvania at Conway on business. Mrs Isabelle Wylie of North Liberty street leaves for two weeks with friends in Beaver Falls and Woodlawn.
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Wampum
Harold McIilvenny
Newell Avenue
Pennsylvania
William Buxton
North Cedar Street
New Wilmington
John DeWolf
Fred Coates
Edenburg
Greyson Coates
North Wayne Street
A. C
C. H. Wagner
Butler
R. C. Cather
The
Conway
Isabelle Wylie
North Liberty Street
Beaver Falls
Woodlawn
Potatoes At 1 Dollar Predicted For Chicago Market
CHICAGO June 39 Potatoes at the traditional price of 1.00 were forecast for the near future on South Water street today. Wholesale prices fell about 40 cents per bushel as receipts rose. In New Castle potatoes sold from 4.80 to 5.00 per bushel, almost double Chicago's level. Retailers say wholesalers will not cut prices until current stock is cleared.
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Chicago
South Water Street
New Castle
No Extension Of Terms Of Councilmen In City Bill
Amendments to the Clark third class city bill were not reached before adjournment and thus not passed. No changes to council terms or other offices. two year terms remain. Civil service bills for firemen and police were enacted, placing them under civil service rules and removing political influence.
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Clark
Senate
New Castle
Miss Browne Re-elected Leader At Beaver Valley Missionary Session
A Beaver Falls gathering of 25 to 30 United Presbyterian ladies attended the 40th annual Beaver Valley Presbytery Woman's Missionary society convention at First U P Church. Over 200 delegates heard reports, honored Miss Rebekah Browne who was reelected president, and the next meeting was slated for Highland Church in this city.
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United Presbyterian Churches
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Beaver Valley
U. P
Beaver Falls
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
Mary Harper
Lyda Mitchell
New Brighton
A. J. Randles
New Castle
Fay Garvin
Bedver Falls
Miranda Miller
Luella McMee
Beaver
A. M. Ross
Economy
E. J. Campbell
Robert Hamil
Mahoningtown
James A. McDonald
Youngstown
Highland Church
Cleveland Telephone Workers Get Paid Leave to Grow Vegetables
Cleveland telephone workers were granted paid time off to cultivate vegetables. The program aims to support home gardening and community food efforts.
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Cleveland
Quebec a Quiet French City of Timeless Streets
A portrait of Quebec City as a largely French, stone built, quietly thriving place. The author contrasts its age, architecture, and calm streets with American cities, noting soft voices, rare autos, and Saturdays filled with but hushed crowds and conversations.
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Quebec
France
America
Wolfe
Montcalm
Plains of Abraham
United States
Canada
Rioting in Swiss Socialists Sparked by Graber Arrest
In Chaux-de-Fonds and Berne the Socialist uprising followed the arrest and eight day sentence of M. Graber a National Council member for an attack on the Federal Government and army administration. Troops imposed martial law as rioters clashed with police and soldiers injuring several people while Graber was rearrested at his home.
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Berne
Bund
Chaux-de-Fonds
Neufchatel
M. Graber
National Council
Swiss House of Representatives
Graber
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