Quota Club Endorses Centennial Celebration Plan
Quota Club passed a resolution endorsing the Centennial celebration and pledging support at a regular weekly meeting at the Y M C A. Harold Hunter outlined the celebration plank and answered questions. A committee was appointed to report next week on the best plan of procedure for the club’s Centennial work with strong attendance expected at the final exhibit.
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New Valué Quota Club
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Man Fined Five Dollars For Spitting On Car Floor
John Hlarntka of Long Avenue attempted to spit on the floor of a street car to see if anyone objected. Sanitary Officer Wa Moon apprehended him for violation of sanitary regulations. Before the mayor Hlarntka paid a $5 fine to end the incident on the city streets and cars.
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Long Avenue
Wa. S
Moon
Marulka
Warluka
St Sten
Edenbore Cantata Practice Sets United Choirs
William Richards of New Castle directs practice for the Edenbore cantata with the united choirs of Central Christian church New Castle and Exd enburg Christian. Residents report moves visits and hospital notes including Sylvan Cameron returning home after a powder works injury and numerous local social updates.
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William Richards
New Castle
Central Christian Church of
Exdenburg
Waste Paper Drives Stopped In Schools
Detroit March 25 The board of education adopted a resolution to abolish waste paper drives among schoolchildren. Allan Campbell president led the measure with Dr John S Hall seeking broader aims to include any money making campaigns. The effort was praised as a wedge against the practice by Oakland Avenue Junk Dealers association.
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Allan Campbell
John S. Hall
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Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement describes Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for a harsh rasping cough. It touts soothing phlegm and reduced coughing, claiming relief from throat irritation with a few swallows. Sold for 30 cents at general stores.
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Leesburg St Patrick Party at Presbyterian Church
The Search Light Bible class held a St Patrick's party at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening with green and white decorations. Attendees included Misses Peart Crawford Wilma Flannery Twila Davis Helen Galloway Mabel Simpson Gladys Offutt Hilda Ward Ruth Hedrick Georgie Stone Hazel Collins Howard Armstrong and others. Ref refreshments were served. Boy Scout notes mention a March 27 social, a bike ride planned when weather allows, and a concert in the works.
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Wilma Flannery
Twila Davis
Helen Galloway
Mabel Simpson
Gladys Offutt
Hilda Ward
Ruth Hedrick
Georgie Stone
Hazel Collins
Howard Armstrong
D. Armstrong
Dean Collins
Kenneth Wee Tick
Paul McGovern
William Hancock
John Jones
Walter Stone
iGuy Grimm
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Bill Stone
ToWard Armstrong
Harold Angle
Almond Gill
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Advertised in Local Notice
An older newspaper fragment markets Pyramid Pile Suppositories for relief from piles with claims of quick relief from pain itching and bleeding. The text also reports various local social notices including visits illnesses and upcoming events from New Castle Leesburg and nearby towns with multiple residents mentioned in casual daily life.
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Miners Chieftains Convene in Scranton for Wage Talks
Representatives of 165000 miners in the anthracite field will meet in Scranton the week of June 29 to adopt plans for wage scape negotiations with operators. The executive boards of the districts chose leaders including Chris J. Golden of Shamokin and Lewis of the internationals to oversee committees and preparations for the talks.
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Scranton
Wilres-Barge
Tures
Technical details of a new barrow for orchard transport
Pellini, president of Mist and Madrew Martiseesideae af Dis Viel Na, authorized by the hound to engage International officers to arrange negotiations. A recently invented barrow is described to be moved safely along orchard trees, with options to carry the device horizontally or on edge, using wheels for movement.
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Mist and Madrew
Martiseesideae
Naw
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