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Newspaper
Philadelphia Tribune
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
7
A roadside hotel operates under a proprietor and manager for ladies and gentlemen patrons. The notice outlines service, pricing, and guest conduct in the period. Details emphasize hospitality and local expectations for behavior and safety at the establishment.
In a May 18 game, Newton Coal clobbered Buckskin 12 to 1. Pierce and Walley each had two base hits, Bonds and Struck contributed three-base hits. Valentine and Crockett split pitching duties with 9 and 4 strikeouts respectively. Umpires were Wilson and Brown.
Hilldale defeated the sailors from Cape May Section Base Naval Reserves in a quick contest with Dilworth on the mound. The game featured sharp fielding, Hilldale turning two double plays while the Reserves had one. Hilldale plans a return game at Cape May, and Chief Bender is slated to pitch against Hilldale on June 8.
During June July and August this office will close at 1 o clock on Saturdays.
On May 22 the Scholastic All Stars edged the 50th Infantry U 8 A 8 to 7 at Hilldale Park. Berkley delivered a ninth inning single bringing Gates home as Burke pitched well, backed by solid defense from Barrett and Kerr. Jay recorded the game’s longest hit while Rice stood out behind the plate. Ogden and Jackson starred for the visitors.
Downingtown, Pa May 25 The Boys Club defeated Downingtown Industrial School 16 to 6 in the sec ond annual game and then beat Fisherville 8 to 6 Uncle Sam has called some of our best players but we still claim the fastest team in Chester County Germantown Pa May 25 Blue Ribbon faced Bryn Mawr Browns with Si Simmons pitching the best game of his life in Germantown Keep it up Wilbur and team the infield is improving and fast
Simmons and Gallman led Liberty Stars with key hits and points while Yancey Jackson and Mosely showed strong fielding. Alco Club managed a lone run in rain delayed sixth inning as Simmons struck out six and Bryant fanned six in a tight pitching duel.
The Linwood Giants defeated the Liberty Stars of Philadelphia 4 to 1 in Chester Pennsylvania on Saturday May 25 at 7th and Central. Southpaw Valentine earned the win while manager Rocky Bonds notes scheduling issues for upcoming games. Batteries Morris and Bowman. Stolen base Bonds.
In Coatesville Pennsylvania on May 21 neighbors gathered to honor Mildred Enos on her 15th birthday. The scene included soldiers visiting from Camp Meade, local students on vacation, and improving health reports from Olive Thompson and Evelyn Bailey. Church events at U A M E, St Cyril P E and St Pauls A M E are listed with sermons, Sunday school, and a calico dance run by the guild. Condolences are offered for Isaac Hall of Mt. Pleasant with interment at Gulph Cemetery.
Crowds greet Rev. Daker for third anniversary at Paschall. He preached both services as church leaders discuss the annual conference in Wilmington. Daker family guests from New York and Philadelphia attended, and a local church meeting outlined work for the coming conference year.
Wayne residents attended St Johns At M E church services led by Rev J C V Burbage and Rev R F Wright from Devon delivered the annual A P A sermon. The Red Cross unit hosted a reception for Mrs A C Mackall at Miller Memorial mission with patriotic decor and Berry Orchestra. Mrs Edith Long and Mrs Edith Long are reported sick. Mrs Robert Twisdale died suddenly from apoplexy while at work and was buried Friday noon.
May 27 Downingtown noting private party at Green's Hotel hosted by Mr Mack Smith and Mr J Holmes. Stork brings baby girls to homes of Herrod Gibbs and Gibbs Lomax with hospital update for Floyd Lomax. Visits by A Gibbs Johns sisters and Cordelia Gibbs and Anna Johns to Coatesville dance. Mrs Clarence Johnson and Boddy from Coatesville seen in town. Mrs Mabel Lomax and Hettie Stann visit Whiteland. Master Floyd Lomax improving in West Chester Hospital. Boys Club sends best wishes.
The Smyrna area church circuit reports a successful quarterly meeting at the U A M E Church with Rev W W Ryder presiding. Several pastors receive reassignment or praise, including Rev J A L Porter to Bethel A M B and Rev W Trader to Mt Zion.
Mt Joy M E church delegates Roxie Davis and Harriet Spencer attended the Woman's Home Missionary convention in Dover. Mrs John Holliday hosted them, with Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibbs entertaining Amelia Jones and others. A May 26 marriage joined Mr William Washington and Miss Penola Hyland. A birthday party for Miss Helen Wiggins drew many local guests. For Tribune see J Allen Spencer.
Classified notice requests readers to advertise houses for sale in The Philadelphia Tribune Real Estate section. Promotes placing listings to reach local buyers through the paper’s property columns.
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