Late News Of The Churches Schedule And Meetings
Weekly church notices cover Grace M E First and Fourth Presbyterian, Central and Reformed Presbyterians, First Baptist and Trinity. Conferences by Dr. Douglas. elder and trustee elections. prayer meetings. Christian Endeavor banquet. missionary committee in Beaver area. Ladies Aid and Missionary society events. rally day prep. Sunday school reception. and Temperance address by Rev J Elmer Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Institute
Christian Endeavor Society
Reformed Presbyterian
Martin
Crowe
Miller's Run
Canonsburg
Pittsburg
Presbytery
The
Reformed Church
First Baptist
Gertrude Cogan
Croton Avenue
W C. Ty. U
Board of Trustees
J. Elmer Campbell
Third U. P
Youngstown diver Nick Baynes leaps 40 feet into cinders
Nip Baynes of Youngstown dove head first into a bed of cinders from 40 feet. He escaped with only a few bruises after the voluntary stunt intended to display his diving skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baynes
Youngstown
Domenico A Sarbo America C Di Padre
Domenico A Sarbo of America C and Di Padre associated with New Castle appear in records. The item notes connections to New Castle, with unclear attribution to places or organizations. Further details are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico A. Sarbo
America C
di Padre
Greer tin mill workers refuse to share Shenango duties
Greer tin mill employees voted against sharing work at Shenango mill, turning down the proposal amid rising tensions between Greer and Shenango workers. Shenango workers held a large meeting in Hughes hall, with 367 votes cast and strong sentiment against Greer men transferring to Shenango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Mill
Shenango Mill
Greer Tin Mill
Shenango Tin Mill
Burt Ross
Fidelis Hall
Tin Plate Company
Shenango Works
Shenango
Greer
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Hughes’ Hall
Reverend Ferguson Seeks Release From First United Presbyterian
At Sunday service Rev James M Ferguson asked the congregation to release him from his pastorate to accept a call at Bellevue United Presbyterian church. The request will be acted on by Beaver Valley presbytery October 27, with a farewell sermon planned November 1 before his departure the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
Bellevue U. P
Ferguson
Beaver Valley
Bellevue
R. G. Ferguson
Westminster College
Audley Browne
Bellevue United Presbyterian Church
Settled Board Bill By Aid Of Telephone
Clyde Williams once of this city now in Punxsutawney was arrested there on a charge of jumping a board bill of 52 dollars owed to Mrs. R. M. Read. He settled the matter by telephone and was released without returning to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
Punxsutawney
Palmer
R. M. Read
Williams
Nat Williams
Crabill
Fruit Fair at Croton School Showcases 60 Varieties
The Croton school held a fruit fair at closing session before institute week. Pupils exhibited many fruit varieties explained by teachers and Mrs. Margaret Speer Gibson. Grade 8 displayed 60 varieties. Exhibits were donated to the Industrial school, Children's Day nursery, Almira home, and the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Margaret Speer Gibson
Industrial School
Children’s Day Nursery
Almira
Alderman Crabill Turns Constable and Arrests Man
Alderman W. H. Crabill acted as a temporary constable on Saturday night and arrested James Stevenson of South Jefferson street for assault on Michael Quinn on Long avenue. Quinn pressed charges but later forgave the case and released Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crabill
James Stevenson
South Jefferson Street
Michael Quinn
Long Avenue
Quinn
Stevenson
Temperance groups plan meetings and new Loyal Legion
The Central W C T U hosts a parlor meeting Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs C W Waddington home with Miss Gertrude Cogan as speaker. A Loyal Temperance Legion formed Sunday at Euclid Avenue mission led by Miss Cogan with 60 members and Ethel Ashmore named superintendent. The Y W C T U meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Miss Gertrude Sharp to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cogan
C. W. Waddington
North Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Men's League of the Church
J. J. Dean
League
Ladies’ Missionary Society
East North Street
Gertrude M. Cogan
Temperance Legion
Euclid Avenue
Cogan
Ethel Ashmore
Gertrude Sharp
Pittsburg Street
Canonsburg Football Player Dies From Injury
William M. Potts a 21 year old Canonsburg Scholastic eleven end, died after being injured in the October 3 game with Canonsburg high school. He suffered a head kick during a fumble scramble, had a convulsion, and died despite surgery. Potts was a Canonsburg high school graduate of 1905 and a draftsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
William M. Potts
Potts
R. Claude Potts
Canonsburg High School
Evans City Social Notes Tally Weekend Visits
Miss Clara Griesbach spends the week in Pittsburg and many local residents visit family or host guests. Grove City college student Harvey Barto returns for winter quarter, and numerous calls and travels link Harmony, Butler, New Castle, and Oakdale communities with talks of visits, receptions, and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Griesbach
Pittsburg
Harvey Barto
Grove City College
Clara Graham
Wilson School
Jackson Township
Dr Hyle
Pitsburg Street
Victor Dambach
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Milleman
Harmony
Sara Goehring
Beulah Kline
Slippery Rock Normal
Robi. McMeekin
W. B. Ferguson
Chicora
A. H. Ginder
J. W. Garland
Grandcildren
New Brighton
Suits Sale Offers Wide Range at Deep Discounts
A catalog of Misses and Ladies Suits in browns blues grays and blacks features coats 28 to 38 inches long satin lined semi fitted or long coats with flared skirts and trims. Prices advertise savings from 12.50 to 22.50 with many values and a single $10 tag for selected suits.
Teachers In Session For Instruction
The gathering in New Castle welcomes educators and politicians, praising the city’s police, jails, depots, factories, and access while stressing the aim to cultivate good citizens and informed voters. Miss Blanche Lockhart and Dr. Jonathan Rigdon addressed attendees, with enrollment and social events planned for the evening and interpretative recitals by Montaville Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
Blanche Lockhart
Ellwood City
Jonathan Rigdon
Winona Lake
Indiana
E. E. Shields
Newere V
Sue Harvard
Steubenville
Ohio
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Stritmater Store
Omevidin Lal
Miss Williams
Grace M. E
Dr. Douglas
Douglas
Greenwood Church
Butler Road
Fourth Presbyterian
Rustee
Committee of Ten
Beaver Baptist Association
M. E
Sunday School Board
Women's Home Missionary Society
C. H.lee
Park Avenue
Trinity Church
J. E. Reilly
Tarentum
Neb
Milton Terry
Nashotah
Mr. Grey
Trinity
D.R. Bollard
Theo. C. Clark
Love & Megown
Bell Phone 360
Union Phone
Evans City
Will Shaner
West Virginia
Mrs. S. A. Jeves
R.S. McCulloch , CO
Ellwood
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
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