Appointment of Ministers by Conference
The conference lists numerous ministerial appointments across districts and churches, with new pastors assigned to First church at DuBois Parkers Landing and other locales. It notes welcomed, strengthened congregations and changes including retirements and advances in studies. A motion invites Bishop Thoburn to honorary membership, and the meeting sets a September 15 date for next conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mission
C. W. Foulke
Joseph Grisafi
Mahoning
R. N. Merrill
Simpson
B. N. Canby
Wesley
J. C. Warner
New Lebanon
Sylvester Fidler
New Virginia
New Wilmington
C. J. Baker
Pulaski
A. B. Smith
Salem
H. A. Teats
Sandy Lake
C. B. McKinley
Sharon
Horace McKinney
Oakland
McDonald
Burns
Clarion
J. R. Neff
du Bois
Erie
W. P. Murray
Franklin
D. A. Platt
Jamestown
J. R. Rankin
Meadville
H. G. Dodds
New Castle
T. W. Douglas
J. C. MacDonald
Epworth Church
Kane
E. F. Edmonds
Adolph
N. A. White
Greenville
H. M. Burns
Grace Church
Spartansburg
W. H. Crawford
Thoburn
India
Richard N. Merrill
Charles T. Greer
John T. Robinson
Charles C. Merrill
Board of Bishops
Fredonia
N. Y
R. M. Campbell
First Church
Board of Travel and Entertainment
Pittsburg Division Nears Completion on Ballasting Line
Zelienople Pa Sept 8 The Pittsburg division of the P H B N C nears completion with 700 men at the Bradford quarry east of Brushcreek hotel. Three crushers and four dinkies are in use, 1500 yards of rock are moved daily to ballast a 12 mile section between Evans City and the camp. The Bradford camp houses Italian workers a dining hall and commissary. Bridges near Allegheny county span 1000 feet each 128 and 168 feet high double tracked. Highest bridge cost 2500 to haul from Bennett Station. Bonding machines operate Evans City last week. Cars expected to run to the city by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Pittsburg
Evans City
Bradford
Allegheny County
Allegheny
Bennett
Rev Campbell 18 Asked to Chicago
Rev J Elmer Campbell pastor of the Third United Presbyterian church has received an invitation to preach to the First United Presbyterian congregation of Chicago. The First church of Chicago is the largest in the city and conference and is now without a pastor. The invitation aims to secure him as pastor and he will probably accept. The Chicago interest follows other churches seeking his services as his work gains a reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Congregation
Chicago
First Church of
Campbell
Subpoenas Issued in Multiple Divorce Cases
Judge Porter issued subpoenas Monday in the divorce actions of Julia Edwards versus Charles H. Edwards Maria Picard versus Charles Picard and Elizabeth C. Ayers versus Elmer C. Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Julia Edwards
Charles H. Edwards
Maria Picard
Charles Picard
Elizabeth C. Ayers
Elmer C. Ayers
Lockout at Driggs-Seabury Plant Maintains Standoff
At Sharon the Driggs-Seabury Ordnance plant lockout continues with 125 workers on site. Company officials say they can recruit additional staff if needed and the labor dispute endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driggs-Seabury
Sharon
Deaths of the Day in Sharon Area
Mrs Gertrude Carnes and Mrs Margaret Thompson are noted in obituaries. Mrs Carnes, 26, died in Denver of heart failure after four months of marriage to George Stambaugh Carnes. Survivors include her mother Jennie and two brothers William and Alvin. Funeral for Mrs Thompson was held at 108 Martin Street with Rev A B McCormick officiating and Oak Park Cemetery interment. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McBurney
Walnut Street
Anna Craig
South Mill Street
Sharon
Gertrude Stambaugh Carnes
Denver
Colo
Carnes
George Stambaugh
West
Jennie
William
Alvin
Margaret Thompson
Martin Street
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Messrs
W. V. Leslie
J. L
H. F
A. S. Leslie
Raymond
Oscar Slack
Philip Hartzell
Charles M. Hartzell
Pittsburg Street
Arthur Philip
Butler Firemen Favor Motor Engine Test Plan
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery in Butler to discuss a fall demonstration of a motor fire engine. The volunteer department backs the test but council must pass legislation before inviting the manufacturer. Opposition exists to buying a $5 000 engine despite support from Edward Heinman of the Butler Times and others. The council will meet tonight to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Connery
Butler
Connery
Edward Heinman
The
Butler Times
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Sarah Wilson In Center U P Church
Friends gathered Monday morning for the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wilson who died in the west. Rev. McClintock and Rev. Leeper officiated with pallbearers Jacob Fisher John B Myers John Armstrong Lawrence Houk George Dumbaugh and William Allison. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Sarah Wilson
West
McClintock
Leeper
Jacob Fisher
John B. Myers
John Armstrong
Lawrence Houk
George Dumbaugh
William Allison
Church
Bates Blasts Gompers as Officeseeker at Exposition Park
Arthur L. Bates congressman from Erie Crawford district told laborers at Exposition Park that Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is a disappointed office seeker. Bates said Gompers bolted when not named secretary of commerce and labor by President Roosevelt and would have left for Denver even if Chicago Republicans granted every demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Arthur L. Bates
Erie- Crawford
Denver
Shenango Plant Resumes Operations After Short Shutdown
The Shenango plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company resumed operations at 12 10 Tuesday morning after a shutdown that began Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
American Sheet & Tin ‘Plate Company
Remarkable Samose promise at McKee’s Medicine
A New Castle ad touts Samose as the flesh forming food that aids assimilation and weight gain. It claims 98 of 100 users show full weight and health restoration after a week or ten days, with a 50 cent deposit option and money-back guarantee if no noticeable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
McKee’s Medicine Store
Labor Day Celebration At Roseville Park Attracts Hundreds
Several hundred attended a Labor Day celebration at Roseville park in Sharon yesterday under the auspices of the Socialists. Miss Nellie Mayers and Hazel Wagher of Scott Street spent Monday in Butler. Rev Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville Park
Sharon
Nellie Mayers
Hazel Wagher
Scott Street
Butler
Campbell
Eleven Years in Prison for James Johnson Leads Court Roundup
A lengthy docket notes James Johnson receiving eleven years imprisonment and other cases. It lists multiple defendants with offenses including carrying concealed weapons, felonious assault and battery, and breaches of peace. The Supreme Court motion on bail, property partitions, guardian appointments, and several constable bonds are recorded along with adoptions and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Commonwealth
Lewis C. Cox
J. E. Robinson
Frank Graham
James Emery
Tennessee
C. H. Akens
Nancy Emery
W. Gary
Washington Township
Eli Gaston
Shenango Township
Charles Parks
South New Castleboro
Joseph J. Waddinger
Louis Waddinger
Albert Shaw
Blodwen Jones
Evan Jones
Cromie Family Heads to Atlantic City for Break
Mr and Mrs W J Cromie and daughter of Philadelphia have been guests of their parents and left for Atlantic City to spend time before returning to Philadelphia where Mr Cromie is a gymnasium instructor at the University of Pennsylvania. They are accompanied by Hugh Cromie of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cromie
Philadelphia
Robert Cromie
Beckford Street
Atlantic City
Cromie
University of Pennsylvania
Hugh Cromie
City
Big Italian celebration in Grove City marked with parade
Italians from New Castle Ellwood City Sharon and nearby areas gather in Grove City for a first time Italian celebration. The Youngstown band arrives at eight in the morning as fraternal greetings unfold. A cathedral mass in Italian and English precedes sports and fireworks with out of town priests in attendance. William Scott, a well known fireman, leaves for Stoneboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
New Castle
Ellwood City
Sharon
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
What is Hem-Roid internal pile remedy
Piles are blamed on unnatural living and decreased circulation. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is promoted as the only internal tablet cure, claimed to free circulation. Sold with guarantee at John F Neely's in New Castle Pennsylvania and by the Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
John F. Neely
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Rev. Campbell
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Washington St
New Castle, PA
Gertrude Carnes
Mrs. Thompson
Butler Firemen
Mrs. Wilson
Mr. Mader
South
Mercer Street
Philip H. Mader
Jefferies
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Saxonburg
Butler County
Petro Tubuesa
Button & Co
St. Joseph’s
Hickory Township
Gompers
A. L. Bates
James Johnson
Supreme Court
John Adams
Adams
City of
West Washington
Superior Court
R. K. Aiken
Chas. R. Davis
E. F. G. Harper
Richard F. Dana
William Patterson
Young
William Brown
W. J. Rohrer
Slipperyrock Township
W. H. Knox
J. C. Cunningham
Hazel Dell
J. L. French
Perry
Robert Hopper
William McQuiston
Neshannock Township
Charles Reynolds
William H. Roby
Scott Township
First National Bank
J. S. Kaufman
W. L. Davis
Helen Gustafson
Children’s Aid Society
Warren County
Charles F. Ball
Volant
John Adam Glasser
Medard Neal
Wilmington Township
Charles W Means
Corner Mill
Washington
William Scott
Stoneboro
A. Vincent Cunningham
A. G. Crawford
Bell Phone
Huron Ave
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
Charles. Morrow
East Side
Union Market
Pittsburg ST