Curtin Calls Roosevelt Nomination Voice for WV Delegates
General George W. Curtin, West Virginia lumber magnate and one of 14 Republican delegates to the Chicago convention, declares he will vote for Theodore Roosevelt for president and for Roosevelt’s policies. He says Taft was a chosen stance only and that Roosevelt has genuine support among workers and business interests, arguing Roosevelt’s continuation is safest against uncertain policy shifts.
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George W. Curtin
West Virginia
Chicago
Roosevelt
Curtin
Taft
Mr. Curtin
Theodore Roosevelt
East
Sevelt
General Curtin
Mtion
Noth
McKinley
Buffalo
G A R Memorial Service Held at New Wilmington
The G A R memorial service was conducted in the Second United Presbyterian church New Wilmington on May 25. A large audience attended with 19 Civil War veterans in uniform. Rev A A Graham delivered a sermon titled Jehovah Is My Banner. No Memorial day parade will be held this year due to the post’s small size, though graves nearby will be decorated for the day.
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New Wilmington
Second United Presbyterian Church
A. A. Graham
Recital by college pupils honors department head Miss Randall
The college chapel hosted a Friday recital by the oratorical department with a large audience. Noted as excellent, the program featured pieces by Randall’s students including Alice Hogan Rice Edith Moore and Sara Greer among others. John Heinrich presented Eulogy on Lincoln delivered in 1865 in Brooklyn. The Tetralectic club elected members led by J S Millholland as president for the coming year.
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Miss Randall
Saxon Grit
Robert Collyer
Lawrence Moore
Cuba
Wiggs
Alice Hogan Rice
Edith Moore
Mary Stewart Cutting
Sara Greer
Parson Avery
John G. Whittler
Mabel Dickey
Grace Martin
Edward Everett Hale
Ernest Clements
Sarah
Pauline Phelps
Thrush
Beatrice Powell
Lincoln
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Heinrich
The
Tetralectic Club
Leagorean
Laura McMurray
Alice Freed
Chrestomaths
Marietta Thompson
Davida Finney
Elizabeth Douthett
Bertha Alexander
Mary Armstrong
Adelphies
Russell Brown
T. Hood
Philo
R. M. Gilkey
Raymond Bryan
Andrew Park
Ray Miller
Frank Bailey
J. S. Millholland
New Castle Residents Dine at Hotel McCreary in New Wilmington
A Sunday dinner scene lists New Castle residents including Dr E D Rodgers B M Rodgers Paul H Pitzer Frank N Clawson Pansy A Newton and others plus visitors Neal Bennett Ruley McAuley and Rev Clarence Williamson. The town hosts church meetings student events tithing talks and a Sophomore-Freshman baseball win 9 to 7.
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New Castle
Hotel McCreary
New Wilmington
E. D. Rodgers
B. M. Rodgers
Paul H. Pitzer
Frank N. Clawson
Pansy A. Newton
W. Stanley Treser
Bertha Mart
Margaret Jamison
C. D. Hagerty
Elizabeth Davidson
W. G. Young
J. J. Fischer
Dell Davidson
Frank Allen
J. R. Rulpren
Allegheny
Neal Bennett
New York
Ruley McAuley
Lowellville
Clarence Williamson
Caledonia
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Plans Drawn for Elegant Residence and Masonic Temple
Architects C. C. and A. L. Thayer prepare plans for a brick eight room residence by C. B E. Whistler of Ellwood City featuring modern improvements. They near completion of a $100,000 Masonic temple planned for Youngstown at 64 by 131 feet and seven stories.
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C. C. and
A. L. Thayer
C. B E. Whistler
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Hints and Dints And Housekeeping Jokes Speak Loud
A jumble of light items including poems quotes social tips and jokes. Notes on courtship gender roles and a farmer’s overalls milking cows rule appear alongside coastal gossips about dog licenses renovations and snoring remedies.
Local social notes from Pulaski and surrounding towns
Mrs. Clarence McMullen of Sharon visits her cousin Mrs. R. C. Rayser in Pulaski. Wayne Davis and the Herr sisters join hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams. Lee Ailey accepts a position on Pennsylvania lines at Wampum Junction. Baxter Buchanan dies of appendicitis. funeral attended by M. J. Buchanan. Mrs. J. B. Black hosts a 1 o'clock dinner with red and white decorations and a four course meal attended by numerous local ladies and guests.
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Clarence McMullen
Sharon
R. C. Rayser
Orlo Gehr
Wayne Davis
Jessie and
Elsie Herr
Bessemer
J. W. Adams
Lee Ailey
Pennsylvania Lines
Wampum Junction
Mr. Ailey
M. J. Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Baxter Buchanan
Greenfield
J. B. Black
J. A. Brown
W. ©. Donaldson
J. J. Shields
Benjamin .,Eal
F. C. Marquis
M. K. Brown
Della Black
A. Z. Sweesy
S. J. Hershey
J. Y. Rupp
Miss Mary Brown
Margaret Brown
Mary Black
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Lois Wehr plans a two week visit with relatives in Freeport and Ford City. Miss Margaret McDonald stays with sister Mrs Harper Graham in Butler. Mrs J H Barr visits for two weeks with daughter Mrs G A Wheeler in Ingram. E E Wehr leaves for a state I O O F convention in Philadelphia. Mr Diffenbacher of Butler returns from a short visit with Thomas Critchlow. Mrs Vance and sons visit brother J G Glinn in Grove City. Mrs Anna Hillman returns from extended visit to Warren. Mrs J B Wilson attends 25th anniversary of W G M S U P church in Pittsburg.
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Lois Wehr
Freeport
Ford City
Margaret McDonald
Harper Graham
Butler
J. H. Barr
G. A. Wheeler
Ingram
E. E. Wehr
Philadelphia
Mr. Diffenbacher
Thomas Critchlow
Vance
John
Pressley
Robert
Grove City
J. G. Glinn
Anna Hillman
Warren, QC
Wilson
U. P
Pittsburg
Busy Koppel Plant Sustains Operation in Slump
The Arthur Koppel company of Koppel Pennsylvania operates a portable and industrial railway equipment plant in Pittsburg district. Opened in May 1907 the firm has run continuously through the industrial slump and financial crisis, receiving enough orders to keep output steady and earning recognition for quality and workmanship.
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Pittsburg
Arthur Koppel Company
Koppel
Arthur Koppel
Annual meeting of the association to be held this evening
The annual meeting occurs at 8 o'clock in the association rooms. Reports will be given and five board of managers seats will expire for Mrs. Broe Mrs. Long Miss White Miss Jeffrey and Mrs. Martin. Officer elections follow within two weeks after the managers are chosen. The nominating committee is led by Mrs. Phillips Strimater Foulke Felton and Keith.
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Association
Broe
Long
White
Jeffrey
Martin
T. W. Phillips
W. A. Strimater
Katheryne Foulke
Frank Felton
M. W. Keith
Excellent Talk by Miss Williams at Epworth League
Miss Mary Williams returned missionary from India spoke at the Epworth M. E. church in Baroda near Bombay. She discussed the Methodist school for girls with 240 pupils where she serves as superintendent. The Epworth league supports a girl there, making the talk timely. Williams plans to return to India this fall.
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Epworth League
Epworth M. E
Mary Williams
India
Miss Williams
Margaret Williams
East Street
Grove City
Methodist School For Girls
Baroda
Bombay
Epworth Church
G. A. R. Pays Tribute To City Public Schools
G A R Post 100 led by Commander R G thanks city public schools for their kindness during a Friday visit. Old soldiers spoke on Memorial Day and were warmly received by teachers and children, highlighting mutual respect and patriotic education.
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R. G
G. A
Typhoid Toll Reported in Harmony Area
Harmony reports a typhoid victim amid local social notes. Norman Keefer of Ellwood visits parents, F B Stiver buys Fred Sahil farm near town, and gatherings mark a busy period with several trips and a fall injury on Wood Street.
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Norman Keefer
Ellwood
Nelson Keefer
F. B. Stiver
Fred Sahil
Lancaster Road
A. W. Moyer
New Castle
Dunlap
Carrie Hodil
Pittsburg
Alice
Lady Maccabees Move Meeting to Wednesday Afternoon
Special notice states the Lady Maccabees will meet on Wednesday afternoon instead of Tuesday. The record keeper will collect on the 26th as usual.
Joint Meeting Planned With C. W. B. M. June
The First Christian Church Men Missionary Society will meet jointly with the C. W. B. M. on the first Tuesday in June. The session aims to be instructive and social and will discuss uniting Missouri and Ohio groups in a federation of men’s bible classes and societies.
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Men's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Ohio
Pittsburg
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