Dr H E Ellis Heads Examining Board At Erie Conference
Dr. H A Ellis of New Castle presides over the Board of Conference Examiners meeting in Warkes Pa as the Erie conference prepares for its season. The article lists examiners, instructors, and new students in the conference course of study across four years with details on memorial homes and hospital endowment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Ellis
Warkes
Erie
Board of Conference
Aminers
H. A. Ellis
New Castle
C. T. Greer
Warren
T. KB. Colley
H. G. Deeds
D. R. Dunn
W. OJ. Hewity
J. EF. Tams
Maxwell
F. S. McKnight
EB. H. Morey
H. B. Potter
F. M. Redinger
J. R. Rick
J. BE. Roberts
W. W. Robinson
KR. W. Skinner
W. J. Small
P. N. Taylor
N. A. White
George HW. Weever
Edwin A. Briges
Claud J. Downs
Sherman H. Epler
T. W. Voorhees
James Trensinger
G. R. Brown
John Gresh
A. R. Hillard
Thur J. Jones
Harold L. Knappenberger
Herbert J. Lennox
T. Harold McIntosh
Milo L. Mook
Homer Ida M. Cribby
A. Sayers
L. D. Smith
Idah Cribbs
Tey
J. H. Jelbare
D. A. Platt
Meadville
Conneautville
St. Luke's Hospital
J. F. Black
North East
N. E. Davis
Chicago
Board of Hospitals and Homes
C. F. Prentiss
Cleveland
Card Of Thanks For Mrs Julia G Anderson
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs Julia G Anderson Also for moral tributes and cats Ty Anderson and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia G. Anderson
Anderson and Family
Blairsville Iron Works Burned for 250000 Loss
Blairsville Pa Sept 22 A fire started in the Conemaugh Iron Works office and destroyed the plant with an estimated loss of 250000. Discovered shortly after midnight by a watchman, the blaze spread beyond control despite rapid response. Officials investigate the cause and consider crossed electric wires as a possible factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Blairsville
Conemaugh Iron Works
Gillespies and friends visit Chewton area
Mr and Mrs George Gillespie of Wampum visited with friends here Thursday Mrs Charles Davis and children of Ellwood City spent the week end with Mr and Mrs W P Guy Mr and Mrs Roy Newton visited with Mr and Mrs Oscar Kurtz of Tarentum over the week end W P Guy Sr was a visitor in Darlington Saturday Mr and Mrs Harry Gillespie and children called on friends here Saturday Mrs O D Hennon of Kwood Gray visited with friends here Sunday Mr and Mrs Carl Kent of Camp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillespie
Wampum
Charles Davis
Ellwood City
W. P. Guy
Roy Newton
Oscar Kurtz
Tarentum
W. P. Guy Sr
Darlington
Harry Gillespie
O. D. Hennon
Kwood Gray
Carl Kent
Camp
Local visits over the weekend notable in Beaver Falls and nearby towns
Run spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz. Mr and Mrs Leo Manning of Beaver Falls visited with friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Guy and children Eileen and Neal spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs EB Adley of Wampom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kurtz
Leo Manning
Beaver Falls
Frank Guy
Eileen
Neal
EB. Adley
Wampom
New Castle News Adopted Fat for Hig h Boll Show
Fat the patriotic doll, brought from Paris, greets New Castle News readers and announces the Hig h Boll Show by the Quala Club of Newtle in November. She will describe costumes worn by friends arriving from Europe for the foreign doll dress contest for the little girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
New York
Paris
Newtle
Europe
Deportation Of Christians Goes On In Turkey Claim
London dispatches report continued deportations of Christians in Turkey despite embassy denials. A column of elderly and ill deportees reached the Tahbin mountains while soldiers advanced, with British press accusing Moscow and allied pressure groups of urging Turkey to act firmly on Mosul.
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Turkey
London
Bagdad
Tahbin
Moscow
Mosul
Dated Local Society Notes from Princeton Area
Priscetown area social roundup details births visits and church group events. Names include Walda Cut jvie, Mr and Mrs Charles Eekin, Elizabeth Everett and Ellen, Harlansburg area visitors Mr and Mrs David Wrigat, George Hobman and Bobby, Plaingrove residents, D F Henry and family, Venetta Kildoo, Mary Young, Josephine Wright, Margaret Shaw, Nancy Blair, Tillie Boak, Sadie Stoner Rose Point W C T U meeting, Effie Boak teaching Hamilton and Young school, Viola Boak, Howard White of Gibsondale visiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walda Cutjvie
Harlansburg Road
Charles Eekin
Elizabeth
Everett
Ellen
Harlansburg
David Wrigat
George Hobman
Bobby
Near Plaingrove
D. F. Henry
Venetta Kildoo
Mary Young
Josephine Wright
Margaret Shaw
Nancy Blair
Tillie Boak
Sadie Stoner
Rose Point
Effie Boak
Hamilton and Young School
Viola Boak
Howard White
Gibsondale
Baby Drowns In Crock After Accident Near Mercer
In Shar o Pa Sept 22 a baby 18 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Miller, drowned after his head wedged in an eight gallon crock partly filled with water. The infant fell in and could not free himself. Fire destroyed a barn with five autos inside valued at 15000 to 20000 dollars. A New Wendston purchase of 10000 dollars for the barn was noted. Justice J W Riley will investigate origin of the fire, suspected arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharo. Pa
Dale Miller
Lewis Millar
Mercer
Robert Murray
New Wensington
J. W. Riley
Barn loss hits New Kensington property
A large barn on the property at New Kensington suffers a $20,000 loss in a blaze linked to the local racing yard. No injuries reported as firefighters battle the flames and assess damage to vehicles and equipment stored inside.
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New Kensington
Glee Club Tryouts Begin at Westminster College
Tryouts for the Westminster College glee clubs opened Monday for both men and women. The music department head is Frang Bellinger, with Miss Alberty Kagy directing. The first college orchestra rehearsal followed that evening in the Conservatory of Music, drawing many freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminst College
Frang Bellinger
Conservatory of Music
Alberty Kagy
Musie
Tiltonville Teachers Accept Unpaid Extra Work
Tiltonville Ohio teachers will work two weeks beyond the usual schedule for the current school year without pay to aid the community. Grade schools will begin in one and a half months and the high school in the following months. teachers were hired for eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville
Lava
Vin Efett
Three Slight Auto Accidents Reported
Three minor automobile accidents were reported to the police on Monday night. Emerson Chalmers of 15 Dn Shane street said his eastbound car on Washington street near Ray street struck a streetcar, causing slight damage. Samuel Alles of West Washington reported a rear impact near Mercer street by a car with plate 774-516, causing some damage. Jesse Shipe of 123 Is on avenue said a truck turning west on Park avenue collided with her car, damaging it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Chalmers
Shane Street
Washington Street
Ray Street
Samuel Alles
Mercer Street
Wwania
Jesse Shipe
Avenue
Cart
Cnal Truc
Park Avenue
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kellogg's All Bran as a universal remedy for constipation and related health issues. It claims doctors endorse the product, prescribes two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, and notes ready-to-eat options with milk or cream. The ad emphasizes Battle Creek Michigan production and broad grocery availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’ S
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
Landing
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Hia Cribbs Memorial Home
Blairsville Iron Works
Wuarsville
Chewton
America
Jewel
Jewel Man
TTA
Jeanaas
Jewel Tea Co., Inc
New York - Chicago
Woodland Ave
Konagetown
Wo. Watters
Pearson St
New Custis
Ros. Taylor
KR. U. 5
Horton Ave
New Castin
Pat
Ens
Flanette Nite
Sue
Lisle
Casale Ta
USA
Henry
Jackie Coogan
Flord
Bie
Saccou
Amy
Avery Ely
Calor
Claes
Princeton Station
Sample
North
T's
Lawrence Ayo
Ellweed Cir, Pa
Kr, C
McAteer Company
Pittsburgh, Pa
SWANS
Glee Club
All-Bran
John C. Bart
Tobert B. Hart
Hart's Marble Graniteworks
South Mercer Street
New Castle, Ta
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