Pittsburg Orchestra to Play The Messiah at Coliseum
The Pittsburg orchestra will perform in full for Handel Society’s Friday April 24 Coliseum concert featuring solo flute by the leader. Four soloists and a highly drilled chorus promise a grand production of The Messiah. Season tickets on Wednesday. purchases support a future New Castle music hall. Also notes unemployed relief progress in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Handel Oratorio Society
Coliseum
New Castle
Oratorio Society
St. Agnes
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Dr Pierce
The Healing Elixir Promoted as a Cure for Weak Stomachs Indigestion and Biliousness Uses Golden Seal Root and glycerine-based extraction. claims to cure coughs throat issues and wasting infections. offers free mail-order information from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. cautions no medicine cures consumption or all diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Affalo
N. Y
Geneva Debaters Win Narrow Westminster College Debate
Geneva debaters won by a very small margin in the sixth Geneva Westminster debate at Westminster College, New Wilmington. The panel scored Geneva 92 5 6 to Westminster 92 2 6 overall, with Geneva taking delivery and Westminster edging on argument. Geneva's Delbert Coleman and Howard C Kidd argued for constitutional prohibition, while Westminster's Paul Simison and R T Hood led the negative. The result marks Geneva's second win in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Geneva
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Delbert Coleman
Rochester
Howard C. Kidd
Beaver Falls
Paul J. Simison
R. T. Hood
Wylie McCaslin
New Castle
Lyman Critchfield, Jr
Wooster, C
R. E. Rayman
East Liverpool
Coleman
Hood
Kidd
Simison
Official Count Under Way For Saturday Primaries
County commissioners with W L McConnell John DeNormandie and W K Hugus started counting the vote from Saturdays primaries at noon Assisted by three clerks since two commissioners were candidates They expect the count to finish tomorrow with no objections filed and no likely material changes from the sealed return sheets versus public duplicate sheets to be used for the tally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McConnell
John DeNormandie
W. K. Hugus
Deaths of the Day James Geddis at 125 Oak Street
James Geddis a furnace worker and longtime city resident died Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness caused by pneumonia. His wife Mrs. Geddis, already ill with typhoid fever, worsened by the shock. Born in Ireland 39 years ago, he came to this county 14 years ago and married Mary A. Jackson five years ago. Survived by two children, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at St Marys Church with interment in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
James Geddis
Mr. Geddis
Ireland
New Castle
Mary A. Jackson
James
Mary
Samuel
Toronto
Bernard
Hugh Hannon
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lafever
Miss Elizabeth Ralph Buried at Second United Presbyterian
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Ralph of Walnut Street were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Second United Presbyterian church. Rev. Andrew J. Magill led the service with the congregation and choir, many flowers at the casket. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers W. F. Douds, Stewart Love, W. N. Aiken, G. W. Duff, A. M. Hogue, and Attorney Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Elizabeth Ralph
Walnut Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
Balph
Andrew J. Magill
Greenwood Cemetery
W. F. Douds
Stewart Love
W. N. Aiken
G. W. Duff
A. M. Hogue
Attorney Gardner
John Wesley Williams Dies at 67 in Pittsburg Residence
At his residence at Fifty seventh and Harrison streets in Pittsburg, John Wesley Williams died Tuesday afternoon at 4 25 o'clock. He was 67 years old. Relatives and friends in the city have received word of his demise. The funeral hour has not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-seventh
Harrison Streets
Pittsburg
John Wesley Williams
Miss Nevada Mellon Not Listed in New Castle Directory
Miss Blanche Sanders returns to Greenville after a brief visit with Miss Grace Kissinger of Croton avenue and Mrs. Margaret Miller of Boyle avenue, away for an extended time. Miss Clara Malone of Pittsburg visits her uncle Mr. and Mrs. Kane of Chestnut street. Mrs. William Chambers of North Liberty street visits daughter Mrs. Cullison of Pittsburg. Mrs. G J Davis of Woodlawn visits sister Mrs. Sut ton of Smithfield street. Due to Mrs. Sutton illness, the West Side W T A meeting planned at her home next Friday is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sanders
Greenville
Grace Kissinger
Croton Avenue
Clara Malone
Pittsburg
Thomas Kane
Chestnut Street
William Chambers
North Liberty Street
Thomas P. Cullison
G. J. Davis
Woodlawn
F. 9. Sutton
Smithfield Street
Sutton
West Side
Hungry Man Seeks Death on Rail Tracks
Charles Chipitch an Austrian from Youngstown laid on Lake Shore tracks last night with his head on the rail awaiting death. A policeman found him in time to save his life and took him to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chipitch
Youngstown
Lake Shore
James W Rhodes Named Auditor In Kelso Estate
James W Rhodes was appointed auditor this morning in the estate of the late Letitia Kelso. A charter has been granted to the Bethany English Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Rhodes
Letitia Kelso
Bethany English Evangelical Church
Loan on vacant lot adjoining Highland Avenue
Loan of two hundred fifty dollars secured on a clear vacant lot on a street adjoining Highland Avenue. J B Wallace, P O 1736, Pittsburg, Pa. 2021z. Mrs A Shepard for Spirella Corset Co. invites corset orders. boned with spirella, resilient. Bell phone 202 L. Letters of administration issued for Caroline Knobloch estate. William Knobloch, Administrator. Charles E Medard, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
J. B. Wallace
P. O
Pittsburg
A. &. Shepard
Spirella Corset Co
Bell ’Phone
Caroline Knobloch
William Knobloch
Charles E. Medard
Drunken Charge Leads to Loss Claim in City
Mrs Lulu Lockerdorpf faced Mayor Harry Lusk on a drunk and disorderly charge after claiming she lost 16 dollars during a Tuesday night revel. Friends say the money is safe with them and will be returned soon. she was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Lockerdorpf
Harry Lusk
Friends
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freys
House OF
Washington ST
PHO. Orchestra
Val
Associated Charities of
Westminster Col
Margaret Miller
Boyles Avenue
Oklahoma City
South Mair Street
Bell Phone
R. R. CC
Fralick
the Home of Good Clothes
E. Washington St
Stillman’s
Hotel Henry
Stevenson Block
North
Beaver Street
High Art
East Washington Street
Wall Paper
W. W. Moore Company
Sharon, Pa
G. A. Falls
Skidmore R. F. D
New Castle Contracting Company
the News
Care News
North Walnut Street
Hogue’s Employment Bureau
Conner’s
E. North Street
Bell
Union
A. Brown
South
Jefferson Street
East Wallace Avenue
Washington Street
Star Grocery Company
North Mercer Street
Greer Block
St. Cloud Hotel
N. Mercer Street
Outlet Clothing Co
Shenango Hotel
Lincoln Avenue
Fred G. Stewart
Higgins Hotel
H. D. Brewer
Wayne House
North Mill Street
Roy A. Long
White and Neal Streets
News Office
Cleveland
Altoona
W. G. Baughman
Union Phone
East North Street
A. Lasky
Moravia Street
Klee
Love & Megown’s
J. F. Ringer
Pittsburg Street
Shenango Hotel and Restaurant
W. Washington Street
Shady Avenue
Bath
North Jefferson Street
East Division Street
Call Bell Phone
Long Avenue House
E. J. O'Brien
Jere Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
West Washington Street
T. W. Dickey
Lawrence Trust Building
W.S. Davis
Boyles and
Highland Avenues
W. S. Davis
Chautauqua, N. Y
Quest Street
Allen’s
Dufford
J. J. Dufford
Washington
Mill Streets
Long Avenue
Harbor Road
Warren Steel
Crawford Avenue
Mont Gormley
Morton Street
Oil City
Union Livery
East Sutton Street
Miller Avenue
RE. J. O’brien
Wm. L. Rick
Youngstown Road
English Avenue
Fairlawn
J. J. Miller
State Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shenango River and Erie Railroad
Chas E. Semple
Wick Bank
Pearson Street
Sharp
Union Depot
Walton
H. A. Watt
F. D
Plymouth Rock
Dr. Winter
Mill
Washington Streets
Winter Avenue
G. W. Moody & Son
South Croton Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
H. S. Caldwell
Neshannock Falls