Protest and Power Reflected in Reform Church Meeting
The Reformed Presbyterian church on Oak Street hosted Dr. J. M. Coleman of Mercer for a Tuesday program titled Protest and Power. He linked Protestant notions to historical protest from Noah to Luther and Covenanters, praising Roosevelt while stressing the church stance as effective in driving progress through protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
J. M. Coleman
Mercer
Rev. J. Martin
J. M. Wylie
Greeley
Col
Coleman
Roosevelt
United States
Noah
Luther
Glen Martin
Cochran
R. G. Ferguson
Mercer Presbytery
Eastbrook
Holiness the Need of the Churches Sermon by Maitland
Rev. T. F. Maitland preached Tuesday evening at the Maitland Memorial church on Holiness as the need of Christian churches today. The sermon drew a good-sized audience and he will speak again tonight at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Maitland
Maitland Memorial Church
Quarterly Meeting at Free Methodist Church
A quarterly meeting will be held at the Free Methodist Church on Dewey Avenue from October 23 to October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Dewey Avenue
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From New Castle Resident
Mrs. S J Fishburn of 174 Bleakley Avenue New Castle Pennsylvania reports years of back and kidney pain improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She states the cure was lasting and urges readers to buy the pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
New Castle
S.J. Fishburn
Bleakley Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Rally for Local Republicans Draws Hundreds in Ellwood City
Several hundred Republicans gathered at Hazel Dell school house for a town meeting with county candidates. Speakers included George Weingartner Robert H. Wallace and Charles H. Andrews plus J C McMillen and Uncle John Pitts. A rally is planned for October 29 at the Ellwood City opera house with Congress man Showalter and Robert K Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Hazel Dell
George Weingartner
Robert H. Wallace
Charles H. Andrews
Ellwood City Opera House
Ellwood
Committee
Finance Committee
Young Men's Republican Club
New Castle
Lincoln Club
New Brighton
Congressman Showalter
Robert K. Aiken
Black Fitzsimmons to Box Harris or Gunther in Ellwood City
Ellwood City set to host a boxing carnival later this month featuring Black Fitzsimmons from Boston who may face Morris Harris or George Gunther in a middleweight bout. The match could be 10 or 12 rounds with preliminaries by local and visiting boxers. date pending Harris’s upcoming bout.
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Ellwood City
Black Fitzsimmons
Boston
New Castle
George Gunther
Morris Harris
Fitz
Harris
Gunther
Jacob Smith
Opera House
Beaver Falls prospectors lease adjoining farms for silver seeks
Dr. BE W Sheets and Henry Izeman lease D P White and John Garrett farms in North Sewickley township to mine quartz with silver potential. They plan to work the vein, have mined quartz but not shipped yet, and will share profits without forming a company. Other nearby farms may be leased for prospecting.
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BE. W. Sheets
Henry Izeman
Beaver Falls
Sewickley Township
D. P. White
John Garrett
Sheets
Izeman
Hunters Prepare in Camp Run District for Rabbits
Four sturdy hunters G. Y. Fike Matthew Riley Dr H P Anderson and Howard Wilson trek the Camp Run hills equipped for a first class hunt. Wilson serves as chief scout and their base is C C Wilson's home. They expect a good feed and hope to land game or bust.
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Camp Run
G. Y. Fike
Matthew Riley
Dr. H. P. Anderson
Howard Wilson
Wilson
Heather
C. C. Wilson
Ladies' Industrial Society Rummage Sale Opens
The Ladies' Industrial society of the First Methodist Episcopal church has installed a large stock of goods in the Stevenson block on Lawrence Avenue and starts a rummage sale tonight. The sale runs 10 days unless supplies run out. proceeds fund church work. Lots of fancy and needlework items plus cake pies baked beans and other food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Stevenson Block
Lawrence Avenue
Debate over Senate Candidate Backing Frank Judd Re-election
Local politicians debate whether the state senate candidate will support Frank Judd, the reading clerk, for the same post. Opposition to Judd’s re election is voiced by several people in the area and may prompt questions when candidates appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Frank Judd
Senate
Traveler L. D. Savage Returns Home from West
L. D. Savage has returned from a trip to the western United States. He came directly from Denver after stopping there, with much time spent in the oil country of the southwest. He may revisit that region if oil opportunities continue to appeal to him.
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L. D. Savage
Denver
Large crowd attends Tuesday dance at Lawrence Hotel
The Tuesday night dance at the Lawrence Hotel drew one of the season’s largest crowds, with many patrons enjoying the regular weekly event last night.
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Lawrence Hotel
Local visitors stop by town and back home
E. E. Wiegand of Butler M. D. McCarthy a New Castle visitor Charles Rowley returned from Pittsburg visit Frank Weller of New Castle and Frank Nolan were in New Castle on business Beulah Hertzog and her brother Stanley returned from Butler A boy's cane lost near Lawrence avenue Saturday Finder asked to return it to Mrs Nevins or leave at City hotel
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E. E. Wiegand
Butler
M. D. McCarthy
New Castle
Charles Rowley
Pittsburg
Frank Weller
Frank Nolan
Beulah Hertzog
Stanley
Lawrence Avenue
Mrs. Nevins
City Hotel
Charles A. Stevens
Buffalo
N. Y
William M. McCallen
Sharon
W. J. Sloss
Miller
A. J. Miller
New Wilmington
Youngstown
W. J. Bryan
F. A. Tarr
Lee Reed
Barnesville
Leagorean Hall
Clementine Hanks
Charles Dicks
Wessington Springs
North Dakota
Masquerade skating carnival planned at Casino rink
The Casino rink hosts a masquerade skating carnival on October 30 with special prizes for the most grotesque and the most artistic skaters. Organizer H. L. Clark Jr. promises the event will exceed prior efforts.
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Casino Rink
H. L. Clark, Jr
Hunters Ross Snyder John Katzmier Return From Trip
Ross Snyder and John Katzmier came back from a hunting trip at Hickory yesterday. They brought back little game but promised friends they would share rab bits. They said the catch would arrive by freight, so people should wait.
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Ross Snyder
John Katzmier
Hickory
City reports record fires for year to date
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery notes 196 fires in the city from January 1 to date, the highest annual total since the department began. He cites 122 fires as the ten month previous record and predicts the year may set a new high. Most fires caused little property loss. final loss figures are being prepared for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Connery
Connery
Brotherhood Meeting Sets Active Winter Plan at St John's
The Men's Brotherhood of St John's Lutheran church opened the season with plans for wide member involvement. A key program feature was a paper by Dr. Womer, as the group aims to organize engaging activities and strengthen church work.
Saloon Keepers At Youngstown Plead Guilty
Ten saloon keepers were arrested in a Sunday raid at Youngstown. All but two have pleaded guilty to keeping open on Sunday. The case highlights enforcement of blue laws and local crackdown on alcohol sales after the weekend raid.
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Youngstown
Doctors Mistakes Buried Beneath Uterine Disease
An editorial urges women to seek proper uterine diagnosis rather than treating symptoms with pills. It praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for nervous and physical fatigue, claiming it supports the feminine system and alleviates uterine related distress and sleeplessness.
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Pierce
Baby Bonnets and Infants Wear at the Bazaar
A baby bazaar offers cloth and felt baby bonnets 75c to 4.00, navy brown and garnet with white trim. New bonnet felts 1.25 to 4.00. Children’s walking coats in white bearskin cloth 1.90. Infants soft sole shoes 25c 35c 50c. Kids’ house dresses in gingham 25c. One counter displays coats dresses slips and shoes for infants.
Westminster Junior Orations Set to Begin Friday
The Westminster College calendar lists the junior orations starting Friday in the college auditorium as part of the annual Westminster program. Other campus items include season openers in basketball against Geneva College at Beaver Falls and Grove City looming as a tough away game, with early closing for stores and various campus activities and notices around New Wilmington.
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New Wilmington
College
Westminster
Westminster Varsity
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Westminster College
Grove City
New Castle
Geneva
Beaver Falls Board Denies Starr Hearing. Duey Elected
At Beaver Falls school board meeting petitions from pupils and citizens requesting a hearing for Professor Samuel Starr were refused. The board elected Professor Malcolm Duey, Irwin high school principal, to succeed. Starr has continued reporting to duties and may sue for back salary. The dispute centered on curriculum differences between Starr and some board members.
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Beaver Falls
Samuel Starr
Malcolm Duey
Irwin High School
Starr
Paroled Robber John Baldwin Sought After Bessemert Theft
Police seek John Baldwin a 24 year old parolee from Morganza for a burglary at his brother Hal Baldwin's Bessemert home. He reportedly left at 2 30 pm after stealing a gold bracelet a gold necklace about 17 dollars and fled toward this city. He is described as short dark complected about 130 pounds with a soft dark hat and blue serge suit.
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John Baldwin
Morganza
Bessemer
Baldwin
New Castle
Hal Baldwin
McClaren Goes With Todd Co. To Study Engineering
John C. McClaren son of W R McClaren of Lathrop street has left for Youngstown to begin a four years course with W R Todd Engineering Co. He will study mechanical drawing chemistry and general engineering and aims to become a practical machinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McClaren
W. R. McClaren
Lathrop Street
Youngstown
W. R. Todd Engineering Company
Tin mill worker seriously burned in accident
John Smiksky of Moravia street was seriously burned yesterday at the Shenango tin mill after tripping and falling into a vat of boiling grease. His left leg was burned halfway to the knee. Dr. Samuel W. Warner provided medical care.
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John Smiksky
Moravia Street
Shenango
Samuel W. Warner
Reverend Kirkbride Schedules Two Sermons in Leesburg
Rev S A Kirkbride of New Wilmington will preach at Leesburg Presbyterian Church Friday evening at 7 46 and Saturday afternoon at 2 to prepare for communion next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Kirkbride
New Wilmington
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
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Ellwood City News
Black Fitz
Home Again
Ellwood Personals
Brotherhood OF ST. John’s CH. Met
Sharpsville A. C
Apollo Quintet
Second United Presbyterian Church
Boys’ League
Norman Allen
Jno
Brown
Hamilton
M’claren
Todd Coo
S.S.S. Aneumatism
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Quaker Patent
Peewee
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
Rev. Kirkbride
Household Loan CO
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
E. C. Eisenbrey
Market St
Philadelphia
CANN
Cann’s Kidney Cure Co
Yours Truly
G. G. Rose
K. Johnson St
Germantown
J. M. Lyons
Rose
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