School of Missions Opens at Westfield Church
The School of Missions launches Wednesday at 8 PM in Westfield Presbyterian Church with a program by the Women's Missionary Society. Miss Josephine Petrie will give the principal address. Six weekly sessions will study Present Pioneers by Kenneth Miller and Bold Adventures and Uncle Sam's Party for children.
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School of Missions
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Josephine Petrie
Board of National Missions
Kenneth Miller
Carpenters Tools Stolen From Reed Megown Garage
G. L. Barnes reports carpenters tools stolen from his garage at Reed Megown’s corner of Highland and Fairmont avenues. The theft occurred Sunday with police informed Monday.
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G. L. Barnes
Neshannock Avenue
Reed Megown
Highland
Fairmont Avenues
Linda A. East Leads Cleveland Public Library System
Linda A East heads the Cleveland Public Library, the third largest library system in the United States, guiding operations and services across its extensive network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda A. Eastman
Cleveland Public Library
The
United States
Coolidge Urges Tolerance In Omaha War Time Speech
President Calvin Coolidge urged America to abandon a superiority complex and embrace tolerance to avoid a new war. Speaking before World War veterans in Omaha he condemned religious and racial intolerance and warned against militarism overriding civilian authority.
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George FE. Durno
International News Saevies
Correspon
Omaha
America
Calvin Coolidge
United States
World War Veterans of the American Legion
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
War Era Fiscal Reforms Boost Economic Prospects
The speaker praised government spending cuts and tax reductions, forecasting further cuts by the incoming Congress. He asserted deflation had ended and a broad prosperity was near, with three billion dollars spent on veterans and dependents. General Frank T. Hines, head of the Veterans Bureau, received high praise for merit.
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Congress
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Wampum Troop 1 Plans Parents' Night Program
Wampum Pa October 6 Plans for parents night to be held October 9 in the Presbyterian church were outlined at a weekly meeting of Wampum Boy Scout troop 1. New members Leroy Price and Robert Booker joined last night. Scoutmaster Earl Herbert led the program and the troop aims to attend upcoming Court of Honor and scout roundup events.
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Wampum
Presbyterian Church
Wampum Boy Scout
Wam Pum
Leroy Price
Robert Booker
Earl Herbert
Second Hearing On Zoning Plan In Second Ward
A second meeting of residents from the second ward is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Sunday school room of Highland U P church to discuss the zoning plan. The city planning commission aims to include all interested people and review proposed changes and the zoning map. This last public meeting under the planning commission will hear property owners and provide full opportunity to express views on plan details.
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Highland U. P
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
North Hill
Pittsburgh Coal to reopen Midland Mine No 1
The Pittsburgh Coal Company announced Midland Mine No 1 in Washington county will be reopened under the 1917 wage scale. Located three miles from Canonsburg, the mine will operate with three mines in production and 37 idle. No evictions are planned. reopening date depends on repair progress and will employ only former workers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Midland
Washington County
Canonsburg
Rachel Rebekah Officers Installed
Officers of Rachel Rebekah lodge were installed Monday evening by Mrs. Leroy Pettit, deputy and staff. After installation, the social committee served lunch. Names include Noble grand Mrs. Hazel Grannis, vice grand Mrs. Nellie Tribby, warden Mrs. Florence Gillespie, conductor Mrs. Lona Gray, chaplain Mrs. Margaret Boak, inside guard Mrs. Charlotte Conley, outside guard Mrs. Bertha Patterson, recording secretary Mrs. Anna Bell, financial secretary Miss Edna Robinson, treasurer Miss Anna Patterson, vice grand appointments Miss Blanche Patton and Mrs. Mildred Campbell, noble grand's appointments Mrs. Nora James and Mrs. Lizzie Lang, pianist Mrs. Freda Riley.
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Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Leroy Pettit
Noble Grand
Hazel Grannis
Nellie Tribby
Florence Gillespie
Lona Gray
Margaret Boak
Charlotte Conley
Bertha Patterson
Anna Bell
Edna Robinson
Anna Patterson
Blanche Patton
Mildred Campbell
Nora James
Lizzie Lang
Freda Riley
Swimming Classes Open Tonight At YWCA
The Tuesday night YWCA swimming classes begin with first class at seven and second at eight. Bring fee receipt doctor's certificate bathing suit cap towels and soap.
Senators Hold First World Series Practice At Forbes Field
Washington Senators arrived at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh for their only workout before the World Series. Manager Bucky Harris led an intensive drill at the Pirates ballpark, with players quickly familiarizing themselves with the field layout.
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Senators
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Bucky” Harris
Washington Senators
Invaders
Ball Park
Pirates
Harris
Anniversary Of Hopewell Church 125th Celebration
The Hopewell church of New Bedford marks its 125th founding anniversary from October 11 to October 17. Rev. T E Thompson will preach the opening service, with Ralph Brown to sing, and a Sabbath School Night program planned for October 14. A 1828 Sabbath School origin, a musical program, Ladies' Missionary Society talks, Christian Endeavor Night, and a Home Coming Dinner are on the week’s schedule, culminating in a closing service at 1 24 PM on Saturday.
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Hopewell Church of
New Bedford
T. E. Thompson
Ralph Brown
Youngstown
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Stewart
Council orders halt to tearing up new paving in North Mill
The council directed Police Chief Henry Dysart to stop P O Electric Company laborers from tearing up fresh pavement near North Street to lay new joints, citing missing permits and uncertain company authority. The action aims to prevent disruption by any party to new pavement projects. Mrs Laura Linton objects to a high tension cable through a tree on Mill Street.
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Council
Henry Dysart
P.O. Electric Company
North Mill
North Street
Solons
Dysart
P.O. Lineman
Laura Linton
Mill Street
Americans Win Record Licorice Order From Russia
Moscow reports Americans have cornered the licorice market after the State Trust of Trans-Caucasia negotiated a preliminary sale of 27,000 tons to an American firm. It stands as the largest order of its kind on record.
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Moscow
Russia
State Food Products Trust
State Trust of
Trans-Caucasia
Pimples and Blackheads Cure Claims in 1925 Letter
A testimonial from Mrs. H. L. Einzig of Hopwood Pennsylvania dated March 5 1925 describes skin pimples and red festering lesions on the face and neck lasting about three months. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum and reports healing after three cakes of soap and one box of ointment.
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H. L. Einzig
Hopwood
Poultry Theft Hits Leechburg Pastor Farm
In Leechburg Pennsylvania on October 6 a poultry farm owned by Reverend C. E. Good of the Leechburg Presbyterian Church was robbed of 200 chickens valued at over 360 dollars. Authorities believe the thieves used a truck and worked Friday and Saturday nights near the town. The pastor was away, permitting the theft, and a past home robbery involving a Negro suspect who wore the minister’s shoes was noted months earlier.
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Leechburg
C. E. Good
Leechburg Presbyterian Church
Good
Rev Good
Auto Kills One Seven Are Injured
In Sandusky Colorado a car crashed into the American Legion drum corps during a practice march injuring seven and killing 14 year old Alex Cuthbert Jr. Har old Foster 42 is seriously hurt and the driver is detained along with a woman in the vehicle.
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Sandusky, CO
Alex Cuthbert, Jr
Harold Foster
American Lesson Post Drum and Bugle Corps
Foster
Good Samaritan Hospital
Perry Post
American Legion
Erie Dairymen Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Pen
In Erie Pennsylvania Thomas A Hilliard and A C Milner of Hill Mill Dairy Corporation were sentenced to two years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary and fined a total of 3500 for operating the fake Black Horse Ale brewery. Judge W H S Thompson imposed the sentence with a stay pending appeal and bail set at 10000 each.
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Erie
Thomas A Hilliard
A. C. Milner
Hill-Mill Dairy Corporation
Atlanta
United States
W. H. S. Thompson
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C. Orr Baking CO
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Piae
Legion
Wampum Troop
Herbert
Second Ward
Rachel Rebekah
Hopewell
Hopewell Church
Cutiura
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Liberty Theatre
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