City Rescue Mission of New Castle to mark 14th anniversary
October 181s Mission Day on Sunday October 18 celebrates the City Rescue Mission’s 14th anniversary with a full program. Visiting superintendents from several cities will join local leaders to speak at two public mass meetings and church hour services. Special pre-anniversary meetings begin October 12 with speakers Ray Leichliter and Peter Quarrt from Buffalo and Dayton.
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New Castle
First Christian Church
Diamond
Phat Baptist Church
Ray
G. A. Leighliter
Pilor
Prosnert Avenue Baptist Sharch
Buffalo
N.Y
Peter Quarant
Dayton
Tev. Leichliter
Mr. Quartel
Mission Triands
Ross
Fescue Mission
Milburn Birth announcement and local visit notes
Milburn News reports the birth of a son named John Robert to Milburn residents. Local residents including Mr and Mrs James Cor of Usransburgh and Mrs David Mats of Oil City visited Ted Coryeus in Comstock, who is slowly improving. Willis Michaels and family,Mr and Mrs Elvey Amalong, and others from Greenville visited Ted Coryea's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wiliam Finley called at Mercer on Wednesday. Stan Blake and Henry Broadbent, injured while corn harvesting, were noted. Geary and Abs Smith family visited Flickinger’s home Monday evening along with several Millburn residents.
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Steve Lunas
John Robert
James Cor
Usransburgh
David Mats
Oil City
Ted Coryeus
Comstock
Willis Michaels
Ars
Greenville
Ralas
Elvey Amalong
Ted Coryea
Wiliam Finley
Mercer
Stan Blake
Millburn
Henry Broadbent
Bell Bank Patrons Demand Dismissal of Bank Examiners
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on September 30 the Repositors' Protective League of Carnegie protested the state banking department and demanded removal of Banking Commissioner Peter G. Cameron and all bank examiners who audited Carnegie Trust Company. The league blamed regulators for failures that harmed 17,000 small depositors and called for the deputy in charge of the bank's affairs to be dismissed amid questions over salary paid from depositor funds.
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International
Pittsburgh
Peter G. Cameron
Getungt Carnegia Trust
Cam
Pinchot
Yral Woodruft
Protective League of Carnesie
Ie SY
League
Joseph HW. Walker
William McGee
Isherge
Woman testifies in self defense in double murder trial
In Crawford County Pennsylvania two murder trials unfold this week. Marie Ogram testifies she shot Bert Williams in Greenwood township to defend herself after Williams appeared intoxicated. Clarence Kuhn faces trial for allegedly striking his father in law, John W. Hill, knocking him to brick pavement after a domestic dispute.
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Meadville
Seni
Crawford Coin
Thomas Jy Prather
D.° U, Arard
Warren County
Prather
Marie Ogram
Bert Williams
Greenwood Township
Linms
Willams
Arird
Clarence Kuhn
Oge
John W. Hill
S. S. 5 Blood Health Claim Ad
An advertising pitch extols S. S. 5 as nature’s aid to keep blood rich and red, promise clear skin, stronger muscles, and renewed energy. It urges readers to try the product, notes pimples may fade, and recommends the larger bottle for economy, selling through druggists.
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Nature
Plan Improvements On Mercer Sharon Highway Next Year
Mercer Pa Sept 3 1926 plans call for permanent improvements on the Mercer Sharon road including widening bridges and concreting the road in 1927. The project would stop dress the macadam base and reflects state effort after the death of road foreman Adam Steiner, noted as a skilled county road man.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Mercer-Sharon
Grove City-Mercer
Adam Steiper
Steiner
Bessemer Lyceum Course Plans 1925 26 Season
The Bessemer Lyceum Course at Bessemer high school auditorium announces a five‑event season for 1925 26. Betsy Boss Co presents The making of the Betsy Ross flag on Oct 18. Richard Davis Co performs magic on Dec 4 1935. American Glee Club on Jan 7 1926. Dr G Whitfield Ray, explorer, in Feb 1926. The McCords entertainers appear Mar 11 1926.
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Waws
Hessemer
Bessemer Lyceum
Bessemer High School
Betsy Boss Co
Betsy Ross
Richard Davis & Co
How to Behave in Society by Mrs. Post Etiquette Book
Demand for this book has grown as Mrs. Post shows how to fit etiquette to every life stage and budget. The volume guides social rules for hosts and guests, with practical examples on introductions, attire, dining, entertaining, and ballroom manners across country, city, and suburban settings.
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Amery
Nox
Mrs. Post
New York
The
Philadelphia Aquirer
Notable praise for social usage book author
The New York Tribune lauds the author as exceptionally well equipped, likening her to Mrs. Sherwood from fifty years ago in etiquette. The Chicago Tribune hails the work as the most complete social usage book to date, noting its two-cover thoroughness.
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The
New York. Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Etiouette Mily Post Book Promo and Coupons
An advertisement extols Etiouette Mily Post as a prolific writer with several novels and a new Parade issue. It promotes a Blue Cloth Binding edition at $4 with a home life focus, plus a deluxe leather edition at $7.50 and imitations at $7.68. The coupon urges direct order since the bookstore is inaccessible.
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Mily Post
Sage
Rankin Police Chief Surrenders to Prohibition Officials
Rankin chief of police Mionel Jordan, missing since September 19, surrendered to U S Marshals in Erie to answer charges of interfering with officers in the line of duty. He will be taken to Erie for a hearing in the United States District Court.
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Ciniernational
Pittsburgh
Mionel Jordan
Rankin
United States Marshal
Prohibition
Erie
United States District Court
Two Bridges Near Butler Are Closed
TIARRISBERG Sep 0 The Public service commission that ordered two bridges near Butler closed pending inspection and safety review.
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Butler
Tiarrisberg
Sep
Public Service Commission
Bridges Barricaded To Public Use By Railroad Authority
Night directed his engineering brigade to immediately barricade two wooden truss bridges that carry township roads across the Millsburgh Mars and Butler Railway Company tracks near Humes and Hydrman stations in Adams Township Butler County. Engineers will close these bridges today.
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Night
Millsburgh, Mars & Butler Railway Company
Humes Station
Hyrdman
Adams Townsuin
Butlers County
Westminster College to Publish The Holead Halcat
Preparations are under way for the first issue of The Holead, the Westminster College weekly. Dr C A Dawson and Robert Graham of the English department will supervise the paper for the year. Thomas Gibson of New Kensington is editor with Anna Grace Smith of Sharon, Brown Bricker of North Braddock and William Thomas of Farrell as associate editors.
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Westminster College
C. A. Dawson
Robert Graham
Thomas Gibson
New Kensington
Anna Grace Smith
Sharon
Brown Bricker
N. Braddock
William Thomas
Farrell
Sssociate
Mercer Pastor Is Returned To His Former Charge
Mercer Pa sept 30 Reverend A Thompson who has served the Mercer Methodist church for a year is returned to the same charge for the coming year following the conference at Warren. People praise his ministry and character noting he is a capable pastor and valued citizen.
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Mercer Pastor
Mercer
A. Thompson
Methodist Church
Warren
Thompson
Grove City Couple Announce Engagement
Grove City Fa September 20 announcement of the engagement of Miss Grace McCune and Mr Roger Ormand follows a luncheon at the McCune home. The marriage is planned for November 21 as both are well known in Grove City.
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Grove City
Grace McCune
Roger Ormand
McCune
Navy Rear Admiral Reverts to Captaincy After Tour Ends
Navy announces Rear Admiral J. K. Robison will revert to the rank of captain as his tour as chief of the bureau of engineering ends. Captain E. Bennett will serve temporarily as acting chief. The Navy previously rejected retirement with rear admiral rank and the Senate did not confirm permanent promotion.
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Navy
Robinson
International News Service
Ashington
J. K. Robison
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Bureau of
Robison
Ell. Bennett
Navy Department
Senate
Visits In City From Chicago Couple
Carl L. Myland and wife arrived for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Englehart of 506 Sheldon avenue. Myland is noted as a former well known resident of this city.
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Carl L. Myland
Chicago
Jil
Fred Englehart
Shetden Avenue
Mr. Myland
Nervous exhaustion warning ad from New Castle era
A health ad warns that tremors signal nerve exhaustion from overwork and illness. It promotes Nerveton as a non drug remedy to soothe nerve centers, improve sleep and mood, and encourage better overall health, urging readers to start taking it today.
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Severa
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Milburn News
Ma Lea Geary
G. W. Flickinger
Fred and
Harry Me
Harvey Williams
Solomon Wimner
John Wilbert
Abs
Ralph Smit
Daughter
George Flickinger
Stevenson CO
Castlo
Pyumbing
Beaver Street
Bell
National Market Company
E. Washington St
Harry’s Young Mens Clothes Shop
East Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Cunningham & Knorr
South Croton Avenue
Old Rescue Mission Rooms
Nicholson
Dancing Academy
Waldorf Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Jack Sharp
Fred Nicholson
Evelyn Fox
New York City
Miss Pox
Rudolf Valentino
Four Horsemen
Genrts Social Dancin
Usstruction Tn Ballroum
T Poe
Mer. Nicholson
Bell Bank
iBank
Atkinson Paint Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Love & Megown
CurPrice Druggists
Liberty Avenue
East Long Avenue
E. Washington Street
Bailey Auto
Bessemer
Eckerd’s
E. Lin
Coln Avenue
Emily Post
Cleveland Plarm Dealer
Etiouette
Tery Bookseller
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Fourth Avenue
Nave
Joyce
Halcat
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