Syrians Dinner at Cathedral in New Castle Benefit Event
A Syrian Women's Orthodox Association sponsored an Oriental dinner at the Cathedral in New Castle drawing over 300 residents. Proceeds supported the Syrian Orthodox church building fund. The program featured Walter J. Reynolds as master of ceremonies with an invocation by Rev. James S. Stewart and musical numbers by Misses Josephine Albert and Elizabeth Albert.
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New Castle
Old Syria
Syrian Women's Orthodox Association of
Castle Byrland
Agnow Street
Walter 3. Reynolds
James S. Stewart
America
Nurse Regains Health Through Vegetable Compound
A Brooklyn nurse testifies she regained strength after taking five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved appetite nerves digestion and skinplume clearance. Endorsed by over half a million women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cruars A. Sanu
Amity St
Brooklyn
New York
Syrian Music Evening Highlights Lottie Jacob and Guests
Rev. James S. Stewart of New Castle shared Syria experiences after a long mission, praising the program and costumes. The event showcased Oriental dances and solos by local performers with remarks by Mrs. Jennie Abraham and others. Committee members included Mrs. Katherine Siyufy and Mrs. Sylvia M. Jacob.
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Lottie Jacob
June Deep
Lillian Baker
Katherine Styuty
Josephine Johns
Fred Johns
George Barbary
Joseph Sheban
Youngstown
Tijian Baker
Evita Sheriff
Joseph Leta
Jennie Abraham
Zammer Assad Mike
James S. Stewart
Loraine D. Abraham
David K. Moses
Mike Swaid
G. S. Bennett
Stewart
New Castle
Syria
United States
Katherine Siyufy
Sylvia M. Jacob
Mary Johns
Siyufy
Syrian Women‘s Orthodox Association
Abraham
Beaver Dams Flood County Highways Across Region
Beavers cause multiple damming incidents around Saranat Lake True Brook Swastika and Black Brook flooding Clinton County highways. Inspectors report water cut off for a saw mill pond, vehicles blocked by deep floodwaters, and men dispatched for hours breaking up dams and draining the roads.
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Serghou Tica
Saranat Lake
Hay Burmaster
True Brook
Clinton County
Swastika
Black Brook
Cultured chicken favors radio and lays egg after listening
Decorah Iowa June 30 Cinternational News Service reports a farmer C G Tatro owns a chicken that learned to love music while convalescing at home. Now fully recovered it returns daily to the house to listen to the radio and lays an egg when the music stops before retreating to the flock.
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Cinternational
Decorah
C. G. Tatro
Tatro
Realty Transfers and Notable Nominations
Realty transfers list Perry township deeds between Robert C Weller Geraldine McClelland and Edward F Connelly Niles Powell First Ward transfers involve Harry W Sutton and Hiram I Zerner with nominal sums. An unrelated note reports Patrick Henry applying for a position in U S district Attorney Peirson Hall's office, recommended by Andrew Jackson.
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Robert. C. Weller
Geraldine McClelland
Perry Township
Robert. Co. Weller
Edward F. Connelly
Niles Powell
Harry W. Sutton
Hiram I, Zerner
International News Service
Los Angeles
Calif
Patrick Henry
Peirson M. Hall
U. S
Patrick
Andrew Jackson
Four Way Split Reward In Lakewood Convict Case
The $10,000 reward for the capture of John Maug and Edward Turpack was distributed among four claimants by county commissioners. Two Lakewood policemen received $7,000, a taxi driver got $2,500 for aiding police, and a Lakewood woman who tipped the authorities received $500. One claimant declined the offer and Mrs Kuhns later received $200 of Piccus’s share.
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Pittsburgh
John Maug
Edward Turpack
Lakewood
Kuhns
Norman
Iccus
Ged
Edward Graske
Delmar Potts
Piccus
Hia
Hig Cab
Iongicts
Mra. Kuhns
Thelma of Western Union Office Aims to Recount May Incident
The branch manager of Western Union in Lakewood claims she was not held up by Maug and Tur on May. Authorities have not confirmed additional details.
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Western
Lakewood
Maug
Tur
Oil City Woman Dies at 106 Longtime County Resident
Oil City Pa. reports the death of a long time resident aged estimated 106, noted as the county's oldest inhabitant. Relatives indicated she had reached an advanced age with a quiet passing, while local reflections varied on the impact of her loss and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Oil City
Anengo
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