Boxing Talk At Sunday Service Promotes Self Defense
Minister MES. PRANE m. JONES discusses boxing as a self defense lesson for boys and men at a church service. Plot McAllister of the First Baptist church cites boxing’s moral and practical value, cautions about gambling, and urges confidence, courage, and personal responsibility among youths and workers. A feature of the service includes organ by Kurth Ermuntzon and vocal by Joseph Williams.
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Prane m. Jones
McAllister
Ifiret Baptist Church
Yoledo
Elasa
Ohi
United States
Comip Searnet
Mika
Mantine
Estellenr
Anil
Kurth Ermuntzon
Joseph Williams
Local Notes Mention Residents Visiting and Departures
OCR fragment records several Edenburg and Northalde residents with visits to Youngstown New Castle and nearby areas. Mentions Dickson Limberg Jim MacWilliam Robert MacWilliam and Mary Liner as part of community life with brief travel notes and family movements.
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Mra
Ihn Dickson
Youngstown
Acadete Limberg
Jim MacWilliais
Robert MacWilliam
Pasnie
Visi Sol Chetris
John Milissa Cot
North Beaver
New Castle
Mima
Hermit Rejects City Life After Palm Springs Visit
William Pester known as the desert hermit toured Palm Springs California and quickly found urban life intolerable due to bustle congestion and crowds His long hair beard and odd behavior drew attention as he cut his vigil after only a few hours in the city He has roamed California deserts for years.
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William Pester
Palm Springs
Cal
Chic Ego
Pester
California
Autos Collided On East Washington Street
An automobile crash Sunday morning on East Washington Street involved Charley Fe Aders of East Washington Street and Charles Dent of Ellwood City. Adams, who reported the collision, said Dent’s high speed caused Adams to be sideswiped and thrown against a telegraph pole. Dent was found intoxicated, placed under arrest, and forfeited $100 bond after failing to appear before the mayor.
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Adams
East Washington Street
Fragmented Historical Fragments From A Far-Flung Bulletin
A garbled OCR style block cites clergymen in Oakland and Galil forming a tabor pion, odd tales of snails boiled in barley water, and a heart beat measure. It references lions, weddings in the Scottish Highlands, and various unrelated facts about soldiers, cats, and rituals. The overall piece reads as a collage of disparate items with no coherent event.
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Oakland
Galil
England
Scottish Highlands
Baualor
Americans in France Wartime Transport and Supply Efforts
Fragmentary account notes American railway and road transport in France during the Me period. It cites miles of track laid and trains and cars shipped, plus supplies such as flour, steel, and hides moved to support Allied forces. Mentions train routes near Toul and Chatillon and key figures and operations.
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Toul
Chatman
Toulsand
Dee Spehes
Vermin
Costes
Hana
Sane
Armistion Sage
Metz
Concentratian
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