Class Color Raising Event At Wilmington
New Wilmington reports a lively class color raising event as juniors and seniors clash over flag colors. Juniors scaled the belfry and flew red and white. seniors retaliated with blue and gold, but Prof. Sewall removed the senior colors from the roof. Sunday saw a renewed display as seniors again hoisted their colors, amid ongoing campus attention and local notices of ensuing meetings and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Frank Shaffer
Harold Igo
Stewart Price
Sewall
R. M. Russell
Caledonia
N. Y
New York State
Clarence Stewart
Sharon
Torpedo Boats to Join Fleet April 6
A torpedo flotilla arriving at Acapulco will leave next Thursday and reach Magdalena Bay on April 6 to accompany the fleet up the coast for the San Francisco review. The dispatch comes from the bureau of navigation.
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Washington
Magdalena
Bay
Acapulco
Bureau of Navigation
San Francisco
Convention Set For June 6 In Spworth Church
The Lawrence County Sabbath School association met in the Dean block to plan the county convention on June 6 at Spworth M B church. A state and interstate worker are booked as speakers and J Clyde Gilfillan leads the district executive committee in arrangements.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Dean Block
New Castle
Spworth M. B
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Sunday School Officers Named at First United Presbyterian
The First United Presbyterian Sunday school named officers for the coming year. Keys include Superintendent J Gilfillan. assistant superintendents Roy M Jamison and Samuel G Moore. secretary treasurer Harriet Smith. assistant secretary Dean Atkinson. home department Ada Davidson. cradle roll Dell Davidson. organist Mamie Santum. A music committee was appointed with Fred J Warnock Thomas H Hartman and James McClelland.
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First United Presbyterian Sunday School
J. ©. Gilfillan
Roy M. Jamison
Samuel G. Moore
Harriet Smith
Dean Atkinson
Home Department
Ada Davidson
Dell Davidson
Mamie Santum
Fred J. Warnock
Thomas H. Hartman
James McClelland
Clergy Candidates Toured for Central Christian Church Pastor
Rev J W Barnes preached at Central Christian Church and will return next Sunday. He is not seeking the post but may influence a future congregational vote. Pulpit committee to set a meeting. candidates heard include Evans Big Run Cardell Hiram college Jordan Sistersville Pike New Lisbon. Jordan favored.
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T. W. Barnes
Carnegie
Eastbrook
Central Christian Church
Barnes
Central Church
George B. Evans
Big Run
Cardell
Hiram College
Jordan
Sistersville
W. Va
Grant Pike
New Lisbon
Provisional Teaching Certificates Could Span Three Years
A state recommendation would replace current rules with provisional certificates valid for three years issued on uniform exams. Applicants must be 19 and have two years of academic work. After three years they may seek a permanent certificate. if they fail but have valid reasons, endorsement may extend the provisional for one year.
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State Department
Carnegie's Child Nears Full Recovery
New York story reports assurances by Margaret Carnegie's surgeon that the knee injury will not permanently cripple her. Within days the steel supports strapped to her limb may be discarded. Mr and Mrs Carnegie plan a long Scottish Highlands visit with their heiress daughter.
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New York
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Scottish Highlands
For Sale Lots and a House in Town
Five building lots on Pear street and one building lot on Oak street. One ten room house and large lot on Oak street. For prices and terms see D R Bollard No 6 East Washington Street on the Diamond. Miss MaeKline of Pearson street is sick at home.
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Pear Street
Oak Street
D. R. Bollard
East Washington Street
Miss MaeKline
Pearson Street
Dr Hershey Tells Of Col Ingersoll And Believer
The First Presbyterian Church filled Sunday night as Dr Scott Hershey preached on How Colonel Ingersoll Saved Me From Being an Unbeliever. He recalled hearing Ingersoll and then researching his arguments for two years, concluding the speaker or he was not the fool. The sermon drew a large, attentive crowd.
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First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Colonel
Ingersoll
Dr. Hershey
Colonel Ingersoll
Polish Church Dedication Parade in Youngstown
New Castle sent a large delegation for the dedication of the new St. Casimir Polish church in Youngstown on Sunday. A 30 piece Italian band led a parade of 200 Polish society members from the public square to the church. Rev Father John Andrzejwski of New Castle delivered the main English address, joined by Father Klute of St. Joseph's and Father Wilke, who spoke in Polish.
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New Castle
St. Joseph's Church, Youngstown
Father Wilke
Youngstown
Y M C A Boys Put On Splendid Annual Exhibition
Over 150 friends and relatives attended the Y M C A annual exhibition and graduating exercises in the assembly hall. The event featured drills and contests praised by all. The Junior B flag relay was won by the white team led by Captain Bernard Rosenblum. The Junior B tug of war went to the red team commanded by Captain Arthur Mornes. The Junior A medicine ball race was captured by the white team led by Captain Paul Marquis.
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Bernard Rosenblum
Reds
Arthur Mornes
Paul Marquis
Paisley's Fountain Opens Wednesday In Spring Debut
Scott Paisley announces the formal opening of his fountain the day after tomorrow Wednesday. E C Ruttiger will supervise refreshments this summer, ex Kaufman’s Pittsburg. The Paisley store has been remodeled to be among the city’s best for beauty and cleanliness.
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Scott Paisley
E. C. Ruttiger
Kaufman’s
Pittsburg
Paisley
John Electric Co Moves to New Greer Block
The John Electric Co relocates from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer block on Mercer Street, signaling a business address change.
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South Mill Street
Greer
Mercer Street
Drugged woman robbed of jewels by Italian pair in Pennsylvania
In Washington Pennsylvania on March 29 Charles Cornetta and Ralph Mario, both Italians, were jailed or held as accomplices for allegedly stealing 1500 dollars worth of jewelry from Mrs. James B. Duncan in East Wheeling Street. They drugged Mrs. Duncan and fled after a seven hour unconscious period. A daughter woke to see a man at the dresser, and bloodhounds traced the pair after a pursuit with shots exchanged, no injuries reported.
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Washington, Pa
Charles Cornetta
Ralph Mario
James B. Duncan
East Wheeling
Local Notes From Pulkaski Area Include Visits And Ailments
Correspondent reports social visits by L R Davidson in Greenville and others at Hillsville Sharon and Sharpsville. Laura Houlette suffers mumps and laryngitis while family guests Mr and Mrs H K Rayser of New Castle visit R C Rayser. Emma Frances returns home after weeks with daughter Mrs James Wood. W A Coyle of Columbus Ohio stays with niece Eleanor Jackson for several months.
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L. R. Davidson
Greenville
George Boyd
Miss Houlette
Hillsville
Clyde Book
Jessie Gearhart
Sharon
Laura Houlette
H. K. Rayser
New Castle
R. C. Rayser
Joseph Evans
Evans
Sharpsville
Emma Frances
Jameswood
W. A. Coyle
Columbus
Eleanor Jackson
Reverend Martin Leaves for Selma Mission Services
Reverend J. S. Martin and his young daughter Hathway depart Monday for Selma Alabama. He will assist Rev. Solomon Kingston in special services for two weeks and visit Knox Academy as a domestic board of missions representative. No Sunday services at the Reformed church will be held except a praise service to be announced. A supply will fill the pulpit on the second Sunday of his absence.
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R. M. Russell
Jane
Pittsburg
Prof. McClelland
West
Kate
Jess Elliott
Sharon
Mercer
James Cooper
Raymond Bryan
George Chapin
Greenfield
Westminster Troubadours
West Newton
D. M. Cleland
Board of Schools For Education of
R. W. Thompson
J. H. Crooks
J. S. Martin
Hathway
Selma
Ala
Martin
Solomon Kingston
Knox Academy
Board of Missions
The
Reformed Church
Rev. Martin
Opening At McClaren's Millinery
Opening announced for Tuesday March 31 1882 at McClaren's Millinery with a display of hats and accessories. Local shoppers invited to preview new season styles and celebrate with the owner.
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McClaren’s
Gallon of Red Eye Causes a Death
A gallon of what passes for whiskey in Upper East Side saloons caused Patrick McBride's death. Coroner investigates if any other poison was present. Francis King, a friend who drank a similar portion, is recovering in Harlem Hospital.
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United Press
New York
Upper East Side
Patrick McBride
Francis King
McBride
Harlem Hospital
Naval controversy drags him into limelight
He is in the limelight currently due to the naval controversy into which he has been dragged.
Realty Transfers Across Chewton and Five Wards
Real estate transfers show multiple small transactions with prices as low as $1. Mike Pogozelicz transfers to John Pogozelity in Chewton for 400 dollars. Sarah E Good to James W Camer in the Fifth ward for 1 dollar. Mary W Cline transfers to Samuel Fox in Slip peryrock for 1 dollar. Samuel Fox to Arminta Fox in Slip peryrock for 1 dollar. Catherine Cline to Samuel Fox in Slip Violetta L Osgood to Cassius C Dickson in First ward for 1 dollar. John T H Sargent to Francis rh ton in the Fifth ward for 1 dollar.
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Mike Pogozelicz
John Pogozelity Chewton
Sarah E. Good
James W. Cameron
Fifth Ward
Mary W. Cline
Samuel Fox
Slipperyrock
Arminta Fox
Catherine Cline
Violetta L. Osgood
Cassius C Dickson
First Ward
John T. H. Sargent
Francis Rhton
Rice's 8 Five-Dollar Meal Tickets Sale
An advertisement for Rice's East Street offers eight five dollar meal tickets for four dollars. The deal reduces price by fifty cents from the best form price and promises a best European plan table in the city.
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Rice’s
East Street
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First United Presbyterian School
J. W. Barnes
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Col. Ingersoll
John Electric Co
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G. L. Patterson
J. Norman Martin
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John Elder, JR
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