Dr Taylor's Farewell Sermon and Local Notices
Sunday marks the farewell sermon of Dr David Taylor who is transferred to Ellington New York after four years as pastor of the New Wilmington Methodist church. The file also notes weddings missions school visits and local arrivals and departures with names including Palmer Taylor Norman and Drew Theological Seminary.
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New Wilmington
David Taylor
Ellington
N. Y
Palmer Taylor
Grove City
Biantion
N. J
Drew
Norman
Newport
C. J. Baker
Rimersburg
Shenango Quarries Continue Operations Despite Strikes
Shenango quarries plan to resume with full force after 35 new quarrymen failed to report due to intimidation by strikers. Investigations show protesters follow workers to homes using threats or promises to keep them away. Company continues to protect willing workers and bring in replacements.
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Shenango
Roosevelt Hunt to be Dramatized in 1909 Show
United Press reports a stage piece titled Teddy in Darkest Africa derives from President Roosevelt's African hunting trip. The mock drama, planned before the expedition, imagines the president in adventures for New York audiences in the coming year.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Kong
Africa
Teddy
Attorney John Schlarb to vote for Taft in Youngstown
Youngstown reports attorney John Schlarb a lifelong Democrat will vote for Taft in forthcoming election, signaling cross party support from a local legal figure.
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Youngstown
John Schlarb
Taft
Mayor Posts $90 Fines as New High Records Loom
Mayor Harry J. Lusk aims to set an annual fines record after collecting 90 dollars from a Hungarian boardinghouse case. Proprietor Mike Sullabee and 14 boarders faced disorderly conduct charges. Sullabee paid 25 dollars and four boarders contributed 5 dollars each. The mayor hopes this start signals an ongoing record month for 1923.
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Harry J. Lusk
Mike Sullabee
Mike
The White House Barber Salary Under Roosevelt Era
The White House barber earns 1600 dollars a year for shaving the president daily costing the nation 4 25 a shave. He now works in the president's service though civil service rules were bypassed. Roosevelt may keep him until March 4 next, with a future president likely to appoint his own barber.
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United States
White House
Auditor of the Navy
Roosevelt
End of Life for Local Farmer John J Williams
John J Williams once owned a large fertile farm in Coitsville township and was buried Wednesday from a Youngstown morgue. He faced an almost friendless farewell with a plain casket and few mourners, lacking any gospel service.
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Coitsville Township
John J. Williams
Youngstown
Republicans to present parade flag in Niles event
A Youngstown area delegation will travel to Niles tonight to present the flag won for best appearance in the campaign parade to the W. Aubrey Thomas club.
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Youngstown
Niles
W. Aubrey Thomas Club
Prisoner Kept by Stones by Boys at Niles
John Morrison a caretaker for a Pennsylvania company in Niles was kept prisoner for nearly an hour yesterday by boys armed with stones as a semaphore incident unfolded in the town.
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John Morrison
Pennsylvania Company
Niles
Pastor vindicated as grand jury ignores malicious mischief charge
William K. Wever pastor of Mars Presbyterian Church learns the Butler County grand jury found no basis for a charge of malicious mischief filed by Mrs. Sarah C. Wilson. A fire destroyed the manse. Mrs. Wilson testified, and Wever calls the decision a complete vindication. His family escaped by jumping from upper windows. Insurance covered loss.
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William K. Wever
Presbyterian Church
City Treasurer Duff Wins Corn Roast Medal
City Treasurer Charles C. Duff won the corn roast trophy at a Grocers' association event. Ede O'Brien cooked greasers but stayed out until Duff finished several bushels. Thomas McCormick chased Duff, Mont Magill tallied the corn, then joined the eating. Jesse Dean roasted corn and impressed grocers with his technique.
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Charles C. Duff
Grocers’ Association
Ede O'Brien
Duff
Thomas McCormick
Mont Magill
Jesse Dean
Jesse
Influence of Ira D Sankey Gospel Songs
The Sharpsville Advertiser reflects on Ira D. Sankey, famed gospel singer and Moody collaborator, noting his hymnody influenced countless believers. It praises his melodies like When the Mists Have Rolled Away and Ninety and Nine and acknowledges enduring popularity despite artistic critiques.
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Ira D. Sankey
Charles Wesley
John
Mr. Moody
Sharpsville Advertiser
Pennsylvania’s Coal Supply Is Unexhaustible
Harrisburg reports the Keystone State will sustain coal output for years at about 200 million tons yearly. Chief of Mines James E. Roderick notes 7 billion tons remain unmined in anthracite and bituminous regions and, at current use, the supply could last several hundred years.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James E. Roderick
Keystone State
Delegates Attend U P Convention at Beaver Valley
A large group of United Presbyterian delegates from city churches attends the semi annual convention of the Women’s Missionary society of Beaver Valley presbytery at Center U P church. Delegates traveled by Harmony line car to Rose station and arrived by carriage. Three sessions are held and an evening address by S. Scott Thompson on Egypt is planned.
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United Presbyterian Churches
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Beaver Valley
Center U. P
Harmony Line
Rose Station
Scott Thompson
Egypt
Captain Marquis Misses Boatmen Reunion
Captain M. S. Marquis of Front street could not attend the veteran canal boatmen reunion in Blairsville due to ill health. His condition has slightly improved but prevented attendance today.
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M. S. Marquis
Front Street
Pennsylvania
Blairsville
Nationally known speaker sought for Harvest Home at Sebring
Efforts continue to invite a speaker of national reputation to the Harvest Home event at Sebring near Youngstown, aiming to attract strong attendance and lend prestige to the gathering.
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Sebring
Youngstown
Unidentified man found beside P. & E. tracks in Youngstown
The mangled body of an unidentified man was found along the P. and E. tracks at Youngstown yesterday. Police investigated the scene and began seeking leads to identify the deceased.
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P. & Das E
Youngstown Yesteray
New Lot of Cottons and Hosiery on Sale
Friday and Saturday sale offers fresh Cotton Charlies for comforters at 5c yard plus 500 yards of Outing Flannels at 5c yard. Unbleached Muslin and Bleached Pillow Casing discounted to 5c and 10c respectively. Also Bleached Absorbent Russia Crash 8c and Damask 29c. Wide range of yarns, knitting supplies, and children's hosiery with select lower prices. Fall Dress Goods to arrive tomorrow.
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Russia
New Fall Suits Offer in New Castle Values
In New Castle the retailer promotes new fall tailored suits with strong value claims. They advertise prices ranging from 10 to 25 dollars and contend their everyday values surpass competitors' specials.
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New Castle
New Fall
Special Prices on Lisle Gloves and Accessories
Advertises discounted items including Lisle gloves in multiple sizes and colors with prices from 39c to $1.19. Also features cheap basting thread 2c, English tape 5c, hair barrettes 10c, and leather wrist bags at $1.00 each.
Coroner's Jury Tests Death of Mrs Wallace
Testimony in the McCullough case details a wife found dead in a Fountain Inn bathroom with a denatured alcohol bottle nearby. Witnesses describe Wallace's mental state and the timeline from night to discovery as the coroner's jury rules death by her own action.
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Wallace
Lawrence Club
Mill Street
Washington
Fountain Inn
Mr. Hugus
Mr. Hover
Wood
Cox
Epidemic of Colds Sweeps New Castle and Local Industry
An epidemic of bronchial colds has afflicted many residents of New Castle as physicians blame foggy conditions. The text notes a blast furnace at Youngstown Sheet and Tube likely to be blown in on Saturday, marking a significant industrial reference amid the health outbreak.
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Ethel and
Rena Pettitt
Indian Run
Harold Bleakley
H. E. McGoun
New Castle
Emma Robertson
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Eugene Dunlap
Richfield
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
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DR. Taylor
Nocal
Methodist Church
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H. P. Scott
Scotty
D. M. McClelland
Allegheny County
Susan Kaufman
Pulaski
Lloyd Palmer
Oby
Water Street
Mac Smith
State College
A. C. McClelland
Iowa
Nona Yates
Westminster Conservatory of Music
Mabel Watson
Lloyd Hunter
New Wilmington Personals
J. P. Whitla
Sharon
Frank Hover
W. E. Porter
J. M. Cameron
New Sheffield
J. W. Sloss
Toledo
Roosevelt Hunt
W. K. Weaver
Mars
Butler County
U. P
Marquis
BIG
R. S. McCulloch& CO
Pittsburg St
Madras
Fleisher
Germantown
Zephyr
Shetland
Dresden
Saxony
the Nation
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Pittsburg Street
Washington Street
Alice Kendricks
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