School Board Deliberations Include Ed Flickinger Duff
The school board approved a one percent commission, discussed treasurer remuneration, and authorized penmanship certificates and prizes. Catherine Edly filled a vacancy. Miss Burgess resignations noted. Attorney William J. Moffatt reelected. fire alarm box proposal urged for school safety. probate court ruled Edwin Flickinger died leaving two wills with last will invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flickinger Duff
Gordon
White
Commission & Ball
Martin
Stutzinger
Edwards
Sadler
Heckert
Lockhart
Carson
Ham- Axon
Duff
United States Prie ™Ty and Guarantee Company
Maryland
Moser
Ifom
Efa Burgess
Homes Street School
Borie
Catherine Edly
Home Street
Burgess Jeff
Prof. Dickson
Athletic Association
Dickson
Neff
Messrs
Norton and
Allertin
Thay
William
Dev- Tin
Elty Electrielan
Tilo
Itana
Mrs James Irwin Dies Monday Night
Mrs Heten Irwin wife of James Irwin died Monday night at her home in Mathwood City at age 32 after a brief illness. She and her husband had lived in Edenwood City for two years and previously resided in the United Kingdom for four years, formerly from Edinburgh Scotland. Survived by her husband two children Alexander and Tabitha and her mother and father with a sister. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heten Irwin
James Irwin
Mthwood Ciy
Ryhold
Beaklea
Trewin Tenyeat
Alexander
Taabella
Moter
Slater
du Sevan
Iswin
Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock Sees Promising Baseball Outlook
Slippery Rock opens practice with a strong candidate list for positions led by pitchers Watters Thorp es VanDyke and Bord, outfielders Smith Whalen Sowesh Sage Shearer Shungo Patterson, plus many others. Team trains in the new gym, sprinting and light workouts sharpening skills as the schedule unfolds from April to June against local colleges and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Pliehers
Watters
Thorpes
VanDyke
Bord
Caters
Freese
McQuiston
Stoops
Selters
West
Braden
Soler
J. Jackson
Hickets
Clutton
Karlin
Cheesman
Burgham
Green
Smith
Whalen
Sowesh
Sage
Shearer
Shungo
Patterson
Con Ilidaten
Frst
Tate
Dethany Collegs
New Castlé High School
Electric Club
Wilkinsburg
Slippery Rink
Fredonia Institute
Sippery Rock
Tee Repree High School
Slippe
Pery Rock
Iriski
Saltsburg
Indiana Normal
Indiana
Allegheny College
Meadith
Vitisburg
Pittsburg
Markets and political notices from New Castle page
The markets listing shows prices for butter eggs vegetables meats and other farm products with per unit quotes and daily corrections at noon on Tuesdays. A political note from A G Knox urges Democratic voters in Yaw Ven banat to elect a county commissioner and support local candidates in the upcoming primary and general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaw- Ven Banat
A. G. Knox
WY Yeurs
Gilighlforyand
Kant
Volor
Mivton Llughanan
Local Notes from Shepherds Corners and Vicinity
Brooks Broadbent was in New Castle on business while William Garrest and son Duke of Pulaski also visited. Charles Ramsey bought the homestead from T. M. Ramsey and will occupy it. Mrs. Ramsey is recovering from a bad cold. Greenfield residents Mr and Mrs Will Axe visited Brooks Broadbent. Dr Steincliffe of Neshannock Falls will move into a house owned by W. B. Allen near Fay. Mildred Potter of East Yo visited Mrs. W. A. Carr. Joseph Daniels and Catherine visited Mrs. Robert Graham. Harry Bord of Fay helps Frank McVey with spring plowing. McVey rented S. J. Tusk’s farm. Andiny Carr, rural carrier, has grip. his father ran the route during sickness. Plaingrove Telephone extends line from West Shannock Falls toward Mercer. Samuel Lusk and daughter Nancy plan to move to Denver, Colo., for Mr. Luck’s health. Best wishes go with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Broadbent
New Castle
Wiliam Garrest
Duke of
Pulaski
Oliver Hoffa
Sampson Farm
AY Gordon
Greeneld
Steincliffe
Neshannook Falls
W. B. Allen
Fay
Mildred Potter
East Yo
W. A. Carr
Josep Daniels
Catherine
Robert Graham
Harry Bord
Frank McVey
afeVey
J. Tusk
Andiny Carr
Plaingrove Telephone Company
Weshannock Falls
Mercer
Carporal
Samuel Lusk
Nancy
West Week
Denver
Colo
Luck
Cha Jal
Leesburg notices and estate auction soon announced
Fragmented local notes report visitors to Leesburg, movements of families including Offutt and Frankenburg, and an upcoming sale of farm stock, machinery, and household goods at the Collier farm near Volant with strongauction details and executor Collins listed.
George W Fox Dies Suddenly in Hazel Dell at 52
George W. Fox longtime Hazel Dell resident dies at 6 a m Tuesday after a five hour illness. A tube mill worker, he was 52 and survived by his wife Nancy Wagner and many relatives in Ta xel Dell and nearby areas. He was a member of the Ellwood City First Church of the Bap tists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fox
Hazel del
Fox
Mr. Pox
Nancy Wagner
John Wagner
Rose Point
Ely Chiliden
Wills Houck
Piper
B. Bartlé
Camelia
Margaret
Everett Fox
Taxel Dell
Eliza Jane Fox
James
Jacksylle
Samuel
Keisner Station
B. L. Lock
Portarsville
Wox
1St Church
Ellwood City
Local Farm Supply Advertises Poultry Netting and Wagons
A compact listing offers stock items including poultry netting and wire products, garden fertilizer, and various wagons in multiple sizes. Also advertised are supplies named Saly TMows Syracame and other regional brands and farm goods.
Eastbrook society notes from New Castle marriage and visits
Eastbrook residents and guests socialized at multiple events including visits from Mrs Calvin Lae and other families, a school event at Slippery Heel Normal school, and a banquet at John MekKentant's home. Elizabeth Logan, 14 months, died after a prolonged illness. marriage licenses issued for Edward M. Dwahhack and Mabel Killimaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milcsbeth Hanna
New Cas
A. T Ding
Frankenberger
Mee
Peankenberger
Volant
Mas Teel Davie
Mise
Cherepo
John MekKntant
Sanny
Edward M. Dwahhack
Onadia
Mabel Adith Killimaer
New Castin
Arguments on Hileman claims heard in bankruptcy case
Claims on objections to the Hileman and brothers claims were heard this afternoon in a bankruptcy matter. Objections total about 10 000 dollars. Demolition work on Charles McCandless property at the end of Pillsburg street bridge began this morning. Mr McCandles expects to erect a brick front on the remaining portion of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxhe Elalma
Ilfeman and
Brothara
Ufera Raferco
Bantruptcy 5
Underwood
Charles McCandlesa
Pillsburg Street Bridge
Bexin
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Harrishus
Altona
Rome
Commiencenent
Dickean
Alan
Board of Education
William J. Moffatt
Weis
Lisbon
Edwin Fuckinger
Columpiain
New Case
Fulekinger
Columbiana
Lydit Hamsey
Wil Mada
Lawrence County
Lyda Ramsey
Ramsey
John Flickinger
Deters
Jena Opdon
Confiesanen
Lovet
Penneysylvania
Dan
Atneed Hagin
Sue RL
Shepherds Corners
Leesburg
Lillian Berger
Youngtown
George Sweesy
Frigmng
Lew Castle
John Offutt
John Stewart
Sharon
Hwerk
Charle Blumenshine
Arthur
Maggie Clark
New Willington
J. M. Frankenburg
Walter
New York City
Martin Offatt
Ales John Offatt
Frankenburg
Northburg
Pennsylvania Fuel Company
Pabic
Volanta
Jane
Beek Shire
Jersey
Powlers
Turkey
Plymouth
Conlin
Walt
Siles
Harel
Nor
Tram
Collens
Pole Antlonegr
AL Royd
Elen
Geo. W. Fox
Looper & Butler
Schloss Bros. & CO
New York
Lalatelecs
Fantenk Atmatite Rooting
Pew Sigusre
Puarantiudl
Ad Kletis
Fenelig
Poultey Wii
Daecrons Aid Iiaters
Choice Sevivkes
Wer
Deel
Tawren Haine
BEE
Hardware Comahoningtown
Rae Gescelli
Mawr
Uae
Walter A
iStnday Farmers Supply CO
Cunningham St
New Caste
Eastbrook
Waildington
Calvin Lae
Wesley
Mro
Ates
McGerbon
Charl Kemp
Youngatown
Jawalthag Tewarenay
James Koti Mise
Hilvabeth Pollock
Tain Grave
Miyg Antah Pookes
Hurhinabare
Gues Af Solk
Elyarutil Logan
Belizabeth
John Logan
Dewey Avenue
Ollock
Prohibition Party
Acheson
Met
Jas. Peebles
Canmittes
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