Remembrance Honors Mrs Stratton for 18 Years of Service
Mrs J L Stratton, retiring secretary of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association, was honored at a Friday dinner by the executive committee at the YWCA for 18 years of faithful service. County and state Sabbath School leaders praised her initiative and dedication, while a handsome album umbrella was presented. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J L Stratton, Rev J L Stratton, Percy L Craig, and Cassie Brothers among others.
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J. B. Stratton
Lawretoon County Sabbath School Association
Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Mra
J. L. Stratton
Cassie Brothers
H. L. Marvin
Lawrence Couunty Sabbath School Association
Percy L. Craig
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
W. D. McKnight
A. B. Street
Cassia Brothers
W. L. Pander
J. Ross Baldwin
J. G. Stratton
Ralph J.orr
E. F. Munn
A. BH. Street
OC. M. Small
JF. Munn
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
Wylie McClelland
Miss Cassie Brothers
Bananas Scarce in City, Expected Normal by Week
Local fruit dealers report bananas as a scarce food item with limited ripe fruit and some green bananas unsuitable for retail. Supply is anticipated to return to normal by the first of the week.
Roof to be added at city incinerating plant
The city incinerating plant eight is in full operation and performing satisfactorily after top quality repairs to furnaces and stack. The roof has not yet been installed and is anticipated to be completed next week.
New York Stocks End Weak Session On Broad Selloff
New York stocks closed weak as renewed selling pushed major names to new yearly lows. Baldwin fell to 115, down nearly 3 points while Steal common slid to 89 7 8. Central Leather set a fresh low at 20 as rail shares mostly held up, with Delaware & Hudson sliding about 4 points to 104 and finishing at 105 1 4. Government bonds and railways steadied amid the broad market drift.
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International News
Servic
New York
Baldwin
Steal
Central
Delaware & Hudson
Real estate transfers and city notices in Laurel district
Real estate transfers list Samuel J. Chambers to James Canan for South New Castle valued at 2 dollars and multiple transfers including Mary E. McClure to George E. Neal for 4 800 dollars and Jacob R. Boges to Harry E. Beatty for 5 060 dollars. Laurel residents oil Highland Avenue street, city cleanup by laboring workers. Pranks discharged Throg drucks and two others by mayor. Traffic and parking offenders fined five dollars each.
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Samuel J. Chambers
James
Canan
South New Castle
Eliza Round
Francis X
Boyte
Union
Harry P. Watkins
Prospero Rubino
Fifth Ward
Wm. Jones
Sheriff
John N. Morrow
Sixth Ward
Mary E. McClure
George E. Neal
Little Beaver
Andrew Boyd
David Boyd
Big Beaver
Jacob R. Boges
Harry E. Beatty
Grandmother Steps In To Save Child In Stage of Panic
Grandmother at a Royce house party proves unflinching when Dick suffers an acute appendicitis. She reorganizes the room and assists Dr Emory, guiding the anxious family through an emergency operation to save the child, then faints from relief. Winter solstice notes follow.
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Adra
Avery
Grandmother
Shea
Emory
Doctor Emory
Don
Mr. Royce
Mrs. Royce
Indy
Walter
Dark beaver fur valued higher along Lake Superior shore
The deepest ebony beaver fur from the south shore of Lake Superior is described as most valuable, worth several times more than paler beaver from western and southern states. A separate note mentions an Oklahoma woman who remained married seventy years, a detail unrelated to the fur item.
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Lake Superior
Pilgrims Progress Dramatization Ends Sunday at First Baptist
The concluding installment of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress will end Sunday evening at the First Baptist church after three consecutive Sunday services. The 4 Group of young people presented the story with each character personified in an impressive manner. A harp selection will feature the musical program and Attorney Robert Wallace of Harrisburg will deliver a patriotic address honoring Independence Day.
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Bunyan
Pilgrim's Progress
First Baptist Church
Robert Wallace
Harrisburg
Wampum News Chewton church group gathers for all day meeting
The Welles Mill Society of the Chewton Christian Church held an all day quilting and social gathering at Mrs. Alex Patton's home on the Wampum Wood City road Thursday June 28. A noon dinner was served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Fullitove. Several members and special guests attended, with church listings for Sunday services across Presbyt erian Christian and Catholic parishes noted. New Castle shoppers from Wampum were listed and Misa Muazy, Radcliffe Chautauqua director, was in town for the week.
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Delecites
Lewis
Washington
Atlantic City
United States
Coal Commission
John Haya Hammong
Welles Mill
Chewton
C. R. Coulter
John McCollum
Pullip McQuilaton
Williama
Elin Hennon
Ellwood
Annie Mallory
Hilgabeth Flouk
Ruby Tilia
Mra
Patton
Pullitove
Ruby Pateton
Spercial Gueets
James Moore
Harry Miller
Ellwood City
Plan for Extra Work Curing Their Square Parade
A village gathering organized by leading men and Miss Muzey drew a large crowd for a social and entertainment evening. Klan members staged a parade at nine o'clock with 30 machine loads of masked riders passing through streets and Chewtor Hall grounds, where a fiery crow burning and speeches occurred before a large crowd.
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Muzey
Chewtor
Salvation Army Street Meeting Draws 200 Plus Attendees
More than 200 people attended a Salvation Army gathering last evening at Home and Jefferson streets. The report notes the meeting was well received and helped two men who were intoxicated, with observers remarking on liquor influence as a cause of heat.
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Salvation Army
Home
Jefferson Streets
Mayor Fines Three On Speeding Charge
Three speeders paid a fine at the police court while reporters from The News observed. The fined individuals were T. G. Wilson Frank Guyton and Charles Puea. The mayor and the usual speeding fine procedures were followed with no change to the outcome.
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T. G. Wilson
Frank Guyton
Charles Puea
Guyton
Rm Erie
Trinity Episcopal trims evening services for July and August
In a summer plan, Trinity Episcopal Church suspends all evening services during July and August following usual custom for hot months. The notice notes no evening services this summer and mentions the ordinary pattern of June graduates.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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