Rev. Yeager New Pastor At Grace M E Church
Three new Methodist Episcopal ministers were appointed in the Erie conference. Rev A E Yeager becomes Grace church pastor, Rev M B Williams moves to First church, and Rev R A Thompson will pastor Pulaski M E church. Other nearby appointments include Wampum Slippery Rock Pulaski Sandy Lake Edenburg Grove City and more as the conference closes. The new pastors begin work soon and may preach at their new churches next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clarion
M. B. Williams
Lincoln
Neb
J. H. Clemens
First
Grace
Tionesta
Nebraska
R. A. Thompson
Stoneboro
Pulaski M
Simpson M. FE
J. L. Stratton
Croton M. E
W. P. Graham
First Church
Croton Avenue
Epworth M. E
C. G. Farr
A. BE. Yeager
David Acquarone Mahoning
S. T. Davison
Wesley
W. J. Vaughn
Simpson
Wampum
W. R. Buzza
Slippery Rock
R. C. McMinn
Pulaski
Sandy Lake
R. A. Parsons
Volant
E. C. Minnigh
Edenburg
T. W. Douglas
Grove City
H. C. Weaver
Hillsville
R. G. Thomas
New Wilmington
M. B. Ri
J. A. McCamey
New Castle
Yeager
Grace Church
R. L. Foulke
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Wayne Street
N. A. White
A. B. White
North Street
Warren
Charles Greer
C. C. Merrill
Croton Church
Cataraugus
Williams
City Teachers Receive Uniform Pay Today
New Castle public school teachers are paid today the same amount of 15 dollars each for attending the county institute weeks ago. The plan is to pay two weeks after school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bession
New Castle
County Institute
Welsh Found Guilty as Indicted in High Profile Case
Robert Welsh was found guilty as indicted by a jury this morning after the panel retired Saturday afternoon and sealed the verdict until court reconvened. The case centers on a serious offense charged against Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welsh
Mackensen’s Drive Hit by Severe Dobrudja Check
The Roumanian war office reports decisive checks on Mackensen’s offensive in Dobrudja. Russian and Roumanian forces have gained ground, with over 300 more prisoners captured in Transylvania, including four officers. British and French reports add no major developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Cave
I. N.S
London
Dobrudja
von Mackensen
Roumania
Roumanian War Office
Transylvania
Dr John Snape Leaves Spokane for Hollywood Baptist Church
Dr John Snape formerly pastor of the First Baptist Church in this city has resigned from Spokane where he led the church for three years. He will accept a call to the Hollywood Baptist Church in Hollywood California. He helped add 300 new members and led as president of the East Washington and North Idaho Baptist convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snape
First Baptist Church
Spokane
Wash
Hollywood Baptist Church
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Cal
Snape
Utica
N. Y
East Washington and North Idaho Baptist Convention
Spokane Ministerial Association
John Mann to Enter God's Bible School in Cincinnati
John Mann of this city will leave on Thursday for Cincinnati to enter God's Bible School to study for the ministry and begin evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann
Cincinnati
God’s Bible School
Assault case ends with defendant paying costs
Mary Needham brought an assault and battery charge against Sadie O'Neal before Alderman Mantz. After a hearing the defendant paid the costs in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Needham
Mantz
Sadie O’neal
Appointments For Year In The M. E. Conference Clarion District
The Clarion District annual appointments list pastors and churches for the year. Notables include C. W. Miner in district leadership, with assignments covering towns such as Brookville Brockport Clarion Corsica Punxsutawney Reynoldsville Ridgway and Rimersburg among others. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion District
C. W. Miner
Arroyo
J. C. Hankey
Beech Tree
E. T. English
Belleview
E. W. Chitester
Big Run
C. M. Haines
Brockport
R. S. Naylor
Ockwayville
J. G. Harshaw
Brookville
H. B. Potter
Allensburg
F. C. Timmis
F. C. Timmis. Harington, John Shindledecker. Clarion, A. C. Locke
Corsica
F. W. Shope
DuBois
First Church
J. C. A. Borland
Mt. Zion
W. O. Calhoun
T. W. English
East Brady
W. E. Davis
Emerickville
D. C. May
Falls Creek
J. W. Reis
Fertigs
P. K. Scott
Putneyville
Ralph Brooks
Reynoldsville
W. J. Small
Ridgway
H. B. Davis
Rimersburg
W. V. McLean
Ringgold
S. L. Richards
Ward Raises Bread Price To Six Cents
Ward Baking announces raising the five cent loaf to six cents and plans a weight reduction. City observers in New Castle fear a chain reaction with other bakers likely to follow. Authorities in Chicago Pittsburgh and Washington coordinate investigations into bread price increases and potential price fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Baking Company
New Castle
Ward Company
Consumers’ League
Pittsburg
Chicago
Master Bakers’ Association
Women's Association of Commerce
B. H. Dahmeier
Washington
DD. C
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
National Hughes Alliance Formed in State Meeting
The National Hughes Alliance organized here at a meeting led by State Organizer Paul Littlefield. Officers elected include Chairman James A. Chambers and Vice President Rufus C. McKinley with George T. Weingartner as secretary and C. C. Duff as treasurer. Littlefield predicts Hughes will carry the state by 300000 in the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hughes Alliance
Paul Littlefield
George T. Weingartner
James A. Chambers
Rufus C. McKinley
C. C. Duff
Littlefield
Hughes
Charles F. Hughes
United States
Orville Brown Enters Columbia
Orville Brown the son of James H. Brown of Lincoln Avenue leaves for New York City to enter Columbia Law School. A Bethany College graduate, he spent the past year in local newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Brown
James H. Brown
Lincoln Avenue
New York City
Columbia Law School
Bethany College
Scramble On For U S Steel Goes To 120
New York stock scene features record activity with U S Steel leading the surge. Early trading sees 670000 shares changing hands and prices jumping from 118 to 120 as bulls push for 125 on Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Steel Post
Stock Exchange
Anaconda
Utah Copper
Kennicott
China
Inspiration
Miami
Maxwell Motor
Steel
Studebakers
American
Utah
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Rev R A Buzza to Speak on The Ideal Man
Rev R A Buzza the well known evangelist will deliver a temperance lecture tomorrow evening at the I O O F hall in Pulaski. He will speak on The Ideal Man and a large crowd is expected to hear him with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Buzza
Pulaski
Fate of Smithfield Street Project to be Decided
Councilmen will decide at Friday meeting whether to proceed with opening Smithfield Street from West Washington to State Street or abandon the plan. Viewers report on damages and costs to be filed in a few days, guiding the council’s action. The street would pass through a ravine and require high costs to grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
West Washington Street
State Street
Shaner And Keep Demoted By Captain Davenport
Troop F at Camp Stewart Fort Bliss Texas saw major NCO changes after pay day celebrations. Sergeants Reep and Shaner were demoted to private, Corporal Henry Wilson promoted to sergeant, and Quartermaster Sergeant Hunt promoted. Broe to replace Hunt as troop clerk. Remaining vacancies include troop clerk and a corporal. further promotions expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hugh Blair
Camp Stewart
Fort Bliss
Texas
Reep
Shaner
Henry Wilson
Hunt
Quartermaster Hunt
William Broe
New Castle
Davenport
City Considers Garbage Plant Sites Near Butler and Cascade
Councillors were told William Frizee offered several lots near Butler avenue and Cascade street beside the railroad for a garbage incinerating plant. Another nearby site had also been proposed. No action was taken beyond a plan to review multiple offers at an upcoming date. Councilmen Hamilton and Tyler opposed locating the facility where it would lower property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frizee
Butler Avenue
Cascade Street
Hamilton
Tyler
Radeker Delays Return From Cleveland Convention
Junius R. H. Radeker commissioner of the board of trade is attending a three day convention of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries in Cleveland and will not return to New Castle until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius R. H. Radeker
Board of Trade
Cleveland
National Association of Commercial Organization
New Castle
Double House Feud Ends With Near Murder in Sampson Street
Noah Hambrick and Chas Nesbitt, both colored, occupy halves of a double house on Sampson Street. Nesbitt brandished a .44 caliber revolver at Hambrick who taunted him and narrowly escaped being shot. Nesbitt surrendered at police headquarters as the incident spilled into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Hambrick
Sampson Street
Chas
Water Company Reports Effort to Hire for Reservoir Job
New Castle Water Company superintendent J H Simpson sent a reply to council stating efforts to hire workers for building the main from the reservoir to the Highland avenue district and prompt ordering of materials. The letter was filed for record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Water Company
J. H. Simpson
Council
Highland Avenue
Farewell Sermon By Bethany Lutheran Pastor Harman
Rev H Harman of Bethany Lutheran delivered his farewell sermon urging continued faithfulness. He and his family will move to Pittsburg after accepting a call in that district. Known as a hard working pastor, he led Sunday school work and steered the county O A B program with notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Marman
Bethany Lutheran Church
Pittsburg
Harman
Charter granted for J. W. McClymonds general store
A charter is granted to the J. W. McClymonds company of Rose Point to operate a general store. Incorporators include J. W. McClymonds of Rose Point J F Weller of Dormant Allegheny county and George W. Allen of Mt Oliver Allegheny county. Capital stock is $5 000 divided into 100 shares of $50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McClymonds Company
Rosepoint
J. W. McClymonds
Rose Point
J. F. Weller
Dormant
Allegheny County
George W. Allen
Mt. Oliver
Berlin Reports Raid Drove Inland As London Shelled from Air
Berlin reports that Zeppelin airships bombarded London and midland towns on Saturday night. The admiralty says two ships were lost, big fires observed, and anti aircraft batteries fired heavy shells though some went quiet. The British censor notes the German account contains misstatements and no key targets were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Rg 7
Berlin
Admiralty
Nottingham
Sheffield
London
Midland
English
Cops Battle Suspects in Weekend Roundup
Police detained a gang of 22 over Saturday night and Sunday as officers report four men, including George Par hoeick, were needed to place him in a patrol wagon. Par hoeick fined 28 dollars. Andy Fredericks 15 for drunkenness. Hazel escaped after a club assault and discharge. Martin and Mason faced arrests and fines. Staviski fined 13 for disorderly conduct. Others were released after common drunkenness charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parhoeick
George
Andy Fredericks
Ed Hazel
Coppers
Hazel
Harrison Martin
Penrose Club
Frank Mason
Steve Staviski
Pagley Sells Shoe Shop Interest to Partner
Louis Pagley has sold his share in the Pagley and Montanare shoe repair shop on the Diamond to his partner and will relocate to the second floor above Herb D. Megoun’s store in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pagley
Pagley and Montanare
Herb D. Me Goun
Death Notice for William P Campbell
The death record notes William Perry Campbell age 61 months at 2 Shady Side. The brief item identifies a young child and a place, with no additional biographical details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry Campbell
Shady Side
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Grace M.E
Phipps
Sharon
Institute
Mackensen
River Somme
Dr. Snape
This City
Call
M. E
C. A. Williams
J. N. Crox
Ward
Bakers
Alliance
Hughes Boosters
Columbia
Zeppelin
England
Monscxrread
State Department
Germany
Department
Wilson
Keep
Charles Nesbitt
Noah
Hambrick
S. W. Hospital
Sampson St
Water Company
Monsters
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