Rigby's Auto Strikes Car on Highland Avenue
Charles Higby and Mrs. Higby were severely injured in a head on collision on Highland Avenue while attempting to pass a northbound car. Both were taken to Shenango Valley Hospital. injuries described as serious but not life threatening. Estimated vehicle damage about 1090 dollars. loose money later recovered by Attorney Wixset for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenua
Charles Higby
Iedans] Hock Boulevard
Urisson Brothers
Wae
Jaret
Bol Air
Rigby
Troney
UH. A. Wixiset
Sal Bayis
Boys Charged With Stealing Auto and Carrying Weapons
William II Theulman and Charles J Brenner faced Mayor A D Newell on Monday charged with taking an automobile without owner consent driving without license and carrying concealed weapons. They admitted to taking Thomas Dickey’s car while he attended a Coliseum mass meeting and led police to the vehicle. Authorities planned to present information before an alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariés
William II
Théulman
Charlea J Brenner
A. D. Newell
Auick
Thomas Dickey
Coliseum
Charles Colnot
Matarcyele
Yankee grit wins first big conflict in France
American infantry backed by machines pressed the Germans from Selcheprey village on the Meuse front near Toul. The village had been evacuated after bombardments and civilians fled to safety. German mine traps were found as Americans retook the area amid artillery fire and shelling near the shattered streets. The German war office claimed 13 American prisoners and 25 machine guns. Selchepray lies on the Woevre plain between the Meuse and Moselle rivers in eastern France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selcheprey
Anealley
Amt
Amt Ralling ‘Kamerade
Allon
Siifer
Red
Eyers Point
Berlin
Garnign War Office
Ther
Torwant
Gerammins
Ure
Selchepray
Woevre
St. Mien
Toul
Tue
Pinin
Meuse and
Moselle Tivers
France
Runaway Wagon Damages Cart on North Mill Street
Early this morning a runaway wagon owned by New Castle caused damage on North Mill Street when horses frightened by an unseen driver collided with a tree. The wagon shaft broke and the wagon was left on the sidewalk with no injuries reported to people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
North Mil Street
North Mill Street
If A Man Die He Shall Live Again Theme at Church Talk
In a Central Presbyterian church opening sermon Rev Nesbit Nessbit answered the question If a man die shall he live again with a firm proclamation of faith. The discourse faced the issue directly and set forth a clear belief in life after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Nesbity
Go To School Day Observed In Public Schools
A Go To School Day will be observed in all public schools on Monday May 9. Schools welcome parents and the public to view how children are progressing. Parents are especially urged to attend to see drawings and other work completed so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Noon War Prayer Meetings Continue at Central Church
Noon hour prayer meetings continue at the Central church to offer prayers for the success of Americans and allies in the great world war. Meetings begin at 12 30 oclock daily with residents urged to attend.
WE WILL FIGHT ON If IT TAKES EVERY ABLE BODIED MAN
A large crowd gathered as speakers urged total war effort and sacrifice. The address praised American mothers, called for unity with allied nations, and warned against pro German sympathy. Attendees pledged loyalty and support for liberty bonds and government actions against internal dissent.
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Kody
Seoul
Vrosieruu
Ameri
Jrussian
Merth
Flo
Poland
Che
Stull
Isild
Cor
Prieige
Wes
Rans Zilian
Colsenna
Lawrence County Memorial Service Honors Fallen Heroes
A Memorial Service in Lawrence County honored fallen World War I heroes with an invocation, patriotic songs, and a tribute by Attorney Harry K. Gregory. Gold stars were placed for local soldiers and a Third Liberty Loan appeal featured Scouts collecting subscriptions, with remarks urging continued support for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soba W. Owens
Abe
America
Audiones
Stobt
Littledhen
Lawrence County
Lanwrence Uounty
Nile
Laowrence
Walter S. Reynolds
Uig Krent
Hag Bs
Ube
Couny
Resnulds
Front Battles Shift as Germans Press Near Lens
Allied lines report German assaults on sectors east of Amiens and near the Somme and Ancre fronts. British troops claim successful operations north and south of Lens, taking prisoners and machine guns while improving positions around Villeres Bretonneux and Ro Be r. French repulse attempts east of the Avre and in the Phennes sector with some prisoners taken and repeated enemy attempts to raid thwarted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villeres-Aretenneur
Amiens
Albert
Rober
Hosni
Lens
Mons
Seneme
Altace
Mesnil
Villeres Bretonneux
Alert
Robeer
Somme
Ancre
Fens
Festiherl
Nicpne
Paris
Lie Avra
She Phennes
French War Office
Wtas
Thewnes
Arlens
Helms
Burns Son Called For Army Service
Samuel Burns son of Cornellman WW Burns, who has worked in Youngstown, has been called for service. He leaves next Monday with the Youngstown draftees for Camp Meade Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Burns
Cornellman
WW. T. Burns
Youngstown
Youngstown Drafteen
Camp Meade
Local Boys Win Army Commissions at Camp Sherman
New Castle and Lawrence county lads were among 522 candidates from over 600 applicants who earned officer certificates at Camp Sherman Dilteer's Reserve Training Camp in Chilcotha. Winners include Andrew Diyecratat Blair John T. Burng Paul attung and Walter Sonth. Certified men await commissions as second lieutenants with initial rank of sergeant as vacancies arise and new units form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence County
Sherman Dilteer
Chilcotha
Andrew Diyecratat
At. Blair
John T. Burng
Paul Attung
Walter €. Sonth
Wst
Rev J W Campbell Addresses First Methodist Church
Reverend J W Campbell, president of Simpson College Iowa, delivered a morning sermon at First Methodist Episcopal Church on personal responsibility from Judges 7 21 urging all to support the war effort. He spoke after an offering for Hopkins College damaged by recent fire and was a guest of Mr and Mrs J A Breckenridge on Wallace Avenue prior to heading to Pittsburgh for another talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Campbell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson College
Iowa
Campbell
Suga
Hiruipson College
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburgh
E. H. Jones
Croton Avenue
Br. Williams
Willams Ok
Croton
Sons of Revolution call to end German in schools
In Philadelphia Pa on April 22 the general society of Sons of the Revolution adopted a resolution urging removal of the German language from public schools and other public institutions nationwide. The resolutions will be distributed to college presidents and school superintendents across the country.
Oroton Drum Corps in Liberty Loan Parade
Members of the rotep Drum Corps under the direction of Vrat Moltnmaster participated in the Liberty Loan parade at Elevondily Saturday evening and received compliments on their appearance and work. The piece also recounts a side note about Miss Alma visiting for lessons, and details court permissions for adoption of two children. Traveling machine shops with motor trucks repair broken automobiles on English roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotep
Vrat, Moltnmaster
Elevondily
England
Deaths of the Day in Edenburg and Nearby Areas
Obituaries note David Needler dying at 75 in Edenburg after a brief illness with burial in Herlin Center. John Dodds funeral held at 1 30 from 41 Maryland Ave with local clergy assisting and burial in Graceland Cemetery. Johnson Barber, 77, Civil War veteran, dies at home. survivors include wife and several children. funeral arrangements announced. Charles H. McKloney of East New Castle and Mary L. Holley funeral services noted. Mary L. Holley to be buried in Washington DC. Howard H. Fisher, 21, dies after illness linked to Wright’s disease. services planned at home and burial in Neshauwork Cemetery.
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David Nestller
David Needler
Edenburg
Mr. Needler
Mra
C. Wagner
Bitsile Sesves
Jonas
Saul Neadler
Petersburg
Miekgo
SpHagfehl
Batt-Fisher
Douglas of
Herlin Center
Ola
Dodie Nurled
John Dodds
Maryland Avenue
Henry A. Crooks
Reformed Urestistectan
Churet
R. Wytle
Pittelurg
C. Ore
L. Orr
Mies Gyla Alien
Wallbarers
Orr
Edger Byers
John Speer
Frenest Christles
Jol = Crowley
Leard Allen
Durial
Graceland Cemetery
Johnson
Barber
Johnson S. Barber
West
Washington Street
Carter
199Th
Allegheny County
Home Circle
Caroline Barnes Barber
Joseph W
Frank J
Trenton
A. Tirenner
J. G. Emery
Walter Vv. Tyler
Bella Barber
Elizabeth Shelar
Jeter
Mr. McKinnoey
Charles H. McKloney
East New Castle
St. Mary's Church
F. F. O'shea
Bleh Mney
Pallbeareta
Joby Brinton
Edward Dowsey
Hugh Conrad
John Dout
H. EB. Me
Conahy
J. Mloteer
Durint
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wolley
Mary LJ Holley
St. Luke's A. MT. B. Zon
Btn Street
Ody
Washington, D.C
FR. Fisher
Howard H. Fisher
Prank J. Fisher
Pulkerson Street
Mr. Fisher
New Castle
Whrius
Centeal Presbyterian
Asitabula
Oslo
Wan Heratote
Fia
Bille J. Shaffer Fisher
Fila Patente
Threa Aisters
Kether
Neshauwork
New Wlanington
Cruelty Charged In Divorce Case
Anna L Peterson seeks divorce from Greene Peterson on grounds of cruelty and harsh treatment. They married in December 1916. separation date not stated. Various divorce actions list appointments of masters and subpoenas in different surname cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Peterson
Edwin K. Dogan
Greene Peterson
George T Weingartner
Andrew EF. Thompson
Nora Thompson
Ratio Webster
Michael Webster
Robert White
Jennie Myers
Derdick Myers
Mary IL Kiina
Edward
Kline
Alles
Ellagacuth Saat
Samuel Saat
Patriot Conference at Center U P W Wednesday
The patriotic meeting at Center United Presbyterian Church has been moved to Wednesday evening. Gant speakers from this city will be present to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center United
Petitions Presented In Court This Morning
Petitions heard in Baltimore & Ohio matters and other court business include a motion to take a map in a pending case, estate actions, guardianships, and orders to sell real estate. Several petitions granted including administration accounts and mortgage satisfactions, with minor details on trustees, executors, and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylln McCasity
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Amit Brock
Joseph Brovek
Ballater & Ohin Company
All States District Court of Pennsylvania
Baltimora & Ghlo
Gardner Avenue
John Prater
Allee Rigby
Charles Rigby
Lawrence Savings &Trust Co
Gillian of
Ieving
Eieanor
Char Stewart
Joseph Stowael
Mayberry
Logan Mayberry
George A
Mayor Sends Five Men To Road Gang
Mayor Newell augmented the road gang Monday morning when he sac raneed five men charged with drunkenness and loitering to Myvi fays on the road. The men had spent Sundays carousing on the streets, and complaints led to their jocking up yesterday. Dutch farmers have found a way to treat healer so it can be used for mle fodder.
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Rigby’s Auto
Chas. Rigby
Highland Avenue
Emee
Dickos
Yankee Grit
Tal Teaham
New Wilmington
Brinealabretto
Eilwood City
Corry S. Ganlon
Joseph Morin
Milwood City
Floyd Porter
New
Thompson
Harry C. Urmson
Joseph Willams
Huh
Atlommey Gregory
Harry K. Gregory
Republic
Wlp
Feleb
United States Treasury Department
A. Jaynes
Nick
Egana
Desas Jours
Tieaenem
Aris
Ams
James Campbell
qMia Pity
Western College
Canary
Avecy Hh
Crewches
Vandyke
Thomas Morehead
Expos- Bu
Young
Burn
Lawrence Co
Diconestul
Shor
First Methodist
Ir. Williams Ant
Jones Hachange
Sons of Revolution
Oroton
Euiwoop Crry
Ante
Ative
Alma
Posner
Caer
Lessana
Domentle Allonue
Inger
Tu Courte Hla
Morning Charles
Sarah Doges
Reella MM
Reeher
Minor Daweller
David
Margaret Recher
John
Mary Strohecker
Elizabeth Recher
Beaver County
Thea
Indixmont Asylum
Parote
Minsters Ora
Pos
Emery
Center U. P. Wed
Anna Krozek
0. Co
U. S
Halda U
Pellix Robinska Aake
Grlfith J. Jones
Waleh Itta
Jones
Patriton
Fifth Ward
Qenrga Merkle
WJ. Moffatt
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
UNIDA
Plone
Lneral Director
Somsh Aie
White & Son
Roth
Neshannock Avenue
Bell-Ans
W. F. Dufford & CO
East
Washington St
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