Spirit talk at Spokane sermon stirs city crowds
Rev. Dr. Edwin J. House of Westminister Congregational Church relays a spirit communication from the murdered Reno Hutchinson via a medium. Hutchinson’s messages urge Spokane’s Christian neighbors to be more earnest and house homeless youths. House doubts fraud, noting the medium’s education and Northwestern family standing.
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Edwin J. House
Westminster Congregational Church
Reno Hutchinson
Young Men‘s Christian Association of
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Local notes from Pulaski and surrounding area
Rayser correspondent reports on community events at Pulaski and New Castle including visits, a funeral, and a near runaway incident involving a drilling machine drawn by two horses. Names mentioned include Misa Lena Hook J H Davidson C S Terrill Elizabeth Byers and Prudence Eekles among others. No injuries reported from the runaway.
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Lillian
R. C. Rayser
Misa Lena Hook
J. H. Davidson
C. S. Terrill
Conneaut Lake
Thuruiay
Mary
Kenneth Shaffer
Manaea
Suiss Laura Houlette
Jennie Evans
Prudence Eekles
New Wilmington
M. I. Buchanan
James
Gilliland
al Clark
Mr. Buchanan
Grahame Stock Co Opens Week at Opera House
The Grahame Stock Company led by Ferdinand Grahame and Lillian Dean begins a week at the opera house with matinee and evening shows. Opening play The Convict and the Lady is a southern sensation drama featuring unique scenery and continuous vaudeville between acts.
Rev Dr Imbrie Visits Scenes of Boyhood in New Wilmington
Rev Dr Imbrie, born in New Wilmington and Westminster graduate, spent a week revisiting boyhood sites, noting changes. He served 12 years as chaplain at the Allegheny workhouse, aiding the criminal classes, while his father long preached at First Wallied Presbyterian Church.
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David Reed Nibrie
New Wilmington
Westminster
New
Imbrie
Allegheny
Pittsburg Minister to Preach Sunday at Gostal Tabernacle
In the pastor’s absence Rev. Tiarbert Deka services at Gostal Tabernacle will be conducted Sunday morning at 10:46 and Sunday evening at 7:80 by Rev. Maurton Rahen of Pittsburg. An open air service is expected on Moravia Street at 2:30.
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Tiarbert Deka
Rerviers
Gostal Tabernacle
Maurton Rahen
Mttrburg
Vic
Moravia
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Men Hold Thursday Club Meeting
Members of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church men’s club met Thursday in the church parlors for an informal evening. No speaker, but members shared travel tales and vacations, with refreshments served. A hay wagon corn roast followed at Dale Clark’s North Beaver township home, featuring Misses Coates, Hamilton, Miller, and others and a crowd of young participants. Jack McDonald of North Liberty Street plans a two week barn storming baseball trip through Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania.
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North Beaver Township
Lilian Merkel
Mabel Price
Irene Biller
Clara Sample
Mary Burps
Hazel Hamilton
Youngstown
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James W Costes
Kay Horchler
George Schriver
Mick Davis
J. D.hettenbaugh
Charles Coates
Dal Daugherty
BR. Swisher
Frank Hamilton
Merle Osborne
Claira Osborne
Schuler Piiler
Jack McDonald
North Liberty Streat
New Castle
New York State
Pennsylvania
Punxsutawney
McDonald
Wall
Bradford
Dubois
Oil City
Olean
Jamestown
Elmira
Syracuse
Johnstown
Soreph Wamp
Besgie Coates
North Liberty Street
Irene Miller
Uur
John Barber
Wampum
John Harlow
Enon Valley
George ‘Trby
West Pittsburg
Wilf Marshall
East
Madison Avenue
Admount
Ilness
Hi Coates
North Tiberty Street
A. I. Newell
Glyde Walters
George J. Jones
Percy
West Wabash Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Tom Baird
North Cedar Street
Standard Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
Fred Barker
West Madison Avenue
Freiin
Irene Miler
Aathern
Eva Hamilton
West Madison Ayvenue
Miller
Cooper Carries Off Red Ribbons at Butler Fair
Thomas Cooper of Skidmore swept six first and two second premiums across eight exhibits at the Butler fair. He showcased roan colts in strong form this season. The fair suffered low attendance due to railroads refusing cheaper routes, and anticipated turnout for the Republican JAMPMAN opening in Youngstown was expected to drop.
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Thomas Cooper
Skidmore
Youngstown
Teamocray
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