Fine Music by Ist M E Choir
Immense crowd fills First Methodist church for Mendelssohn Rossini Stabat Mater performance. Chorus of 20 plus voices, Parke V Hogan praised for training and accompaniment. Soloists: Lottie Nicklin, Helen Urmson Felch, David Lloyd, John Thomas, William Harvard, James Hess. Lloyd absent for tenor solo due to illness.
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B. B. Higley
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Amen
Local Option Club Draws Crowd for Weingartner Talk
A near full Welsh Congregational church hosted George T. Weingartner with an engaging address on Local Option. The program listed songs recitations and an expected next meeting with Robert L. Wallace, assembly candidate, to speak in the Welsh Baptist church.
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Robert L. Wallace
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Miss Richards
Annie Williams
Lizzie Frances
Benjamin Reese
Harriet Thomas
Railroads resume work on Ohio lines and new connections
Ohio rail construction funds will boost freight routes including the Lake Erie and Pittsburg line linking Pittsburg to the lakes. Tracks and bridges begin, with Kent extension 26 miles likely operational next fall. Other projects include Lorain and Ashland extension and Columbus freight upgrades.
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Slavish Catholic Dedication Led by Rt Rev Koudelika
Rt Rev Koudelika of Cleveland officiated the dedication of the new Slavish Catholic church in Struthers on Thursday. The ceremony drew local parishioners and clergy for the opening of the faith center.
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Rev. Koudelika
Cleveland
Struthers
Home for Aged Women to Open in Youngstown Soon
A new facility for elderly women is planned to open in Youngstown soon, providing housing and care services. The project aims to offer a supportive residence for seniors within the city.
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Youngstown
Fire Chief Orders Outward Opening Doors in 52 New Castle Churches
Fire Chief Connery instructs 52 New Castle churches to remove chairs from aisles and to convert exit doors to open outward. Audiences were told to address doors and egress immediately, as only four of 22 central district churches have outward opening doors. The sweeping safety order targets rapid, safe evacuation in fires. The new Eower department store at Youngstown will open April 4.
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Connery
Board of Trustees
Eower Department
Youngstown
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