Salem Race Meet Promises Large Attendance This Week
Several New Castle horses including Lightfoot owned by W. E. Marquis and Sam Karns are entered for the Salem Ohio meet running Tuesday through Friday. The event schedule features multiple 400 dollar purses and a 500 dollar free for all, with Ed Snyder serving as secretary of the association.
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New Castle
Salem
Lightfoot
W. EK. Marquis
Sam Karns
Clyde Sheaf
Ed Snyder
Missionary Beulah Wilson Speaks at First Presbyterian
Miss Beulah Wilson a Cuba missionary spoke at Sunday morning services at First Presbyterian church and is funded entirely by the local congregation. She is visiting the country on vacation. Miss Mary Howard of Lyndal street returned home after visiting Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howard
Lyndal Street
Scranton
New Gusher in Muddycreek Field Produces Ten Barrels Hourly
The Harry N. Hofman No 2 gusher in Muddy Creek field flowed at about ten barrels per hour after eight feet of sand was reached. First 24 hours output totaled 250 barrels with pay sand of top quality. Five new locations announce expansion. Hoffmans No 3 remains strong at fifty barrels per day while Schaffner No 2 and Scheffner No 1 outlook vary.
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Harry N
Muddy Creek
Hoffmen No. 3
Schaffner No. 2
Harry N. Hoffman
McKee
Culbertson
Dixon and McCandlees
Phillips & Co
Mde
Douthett
Hoffman
Klingler Farm
Patterson Farm
Dixon and McCandless
South Penn
Uniformed Rank Home From Boston
The degree team of the New Castle lodge Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias returned home Saturday from the national encampment in Boston without prizes for this state. A Pittsburg team earned the only prize for the area as over $11,000 in prizes were awarded and attendance topped 15,000. Local members included Captain Roy Beacom and several lieutenants.
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New Castle
Rank Knights
Pythias
Boston
Pittsburg
Roy Beacom
J. Reid English
Daniel Williams
W. J. Moffatt
Ford Fulkerson
Herman Hees
Roy G. Sanderson
Lawrence Mor
Names of Individuals Listed in Partial Event Record
The fragment lists J. L. Myland D. B. Clark James Dunnan Charles Martin A. E. Tullis and Robert Sheehy as named individuals connected to the record item.
Street Walkers Arrested by Policeman in Washington Street
Miss Mary Miller and Miss Irene Booker promenaded on Washington street Saturday night when Policeman Schuller stopped them and took them to the lockup. Mayor Green ordered a nominal fine with a morning release and payment to avoid jail.
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Mary Miller
Irene Booker
Washington Street
Policeman Schuller
Carpenters Hold District Meeting Across Four Local Unions
Delegates from New Castle Ellwood City Sharon and Warren C attended a district meeting in Youngstown on Saturday evening. Reports on trade conditions were presented and local union business of interest to member locals was discussed.
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Carpenters
New Castle
Ellwood City
Sharon
Warren, C
Youngstown
Cloths Sold at 100 Dozen for a Penny Each
A fragment notes a cloth sale where 100 dozen pieces were priced at one cent each. The text emphasizes bulk quantity and unit price, suggesting a historical bargain or market listing.
Old Folks Day at Epworth M E Church
Automobiles and carriages carried seniors to Epworth Methodist Church for an Old Folks service honoring the aged. The oldest attendee was 88 year old Joseph Addis. 28 members averaged 74 years. Rev. J C McDonald preached on And at the evening time it shall be light and led the congregation in The Old Fashioned Church.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Joseph Addis
Epworth M. E
J. C. McDonald
Pythian Outing at Harmony Lodge Draws Big Crowd
The Pythian outing at Harmony Lodge grounds on August 26 is expected to be the largest yet, with three to four thousand attendees from about 102 Western Pennsylvania lodges. The event funds the Pythian Home debt and strengthens lodge ties, hoping to raise another $1,000 this year to help clear the remaining $4,000.
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Harmony
Pennsylvania
Painter James Cotton Injured In Ladder Fall
James Cotton a Mahoning township painter is at Shenango Valley hospital with two broken wrists and a severe scalp wound from a ladder fall while painting a barn on James Robinson s property about a half mile north of Edenburg. The 28 foot ladder collapsed, he hit his head and hands, and was unconscious for about 15 minutes but will recover.
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James Cotton
Mahoning Township
Shenango Valley Hospital
James Robinson
Edenburg
New Game Law Proposed by State Sportsmen Group
Strong efforts to secure passage of the proposed new game law drafted by members of the State Sportsmen's association. Copies of the bill will be printed and mailed to every county to reach hunters and wildlife enthusiasts ahead of the coming legislative session.
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State Sportsmen’s Association
Pick Lee Pays Fine After Gambling House Bust
Pick Lee, found running a gambling house on Mill Street, pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine to the city treasury. Chief Gilmore and the night force detained him after a Sunday morning raid. Six visitors, four white, paid $5 and costs each.
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Pick Lee
Kitty
Green
Pick
Gilmore
Night Force
Mill Street
Special Accommodations on P H B and N C By Co
Officials arrange connections for multiple lines to improve service. The 7:30 a.m. Pittsburg street terminal car will depart on time to Western Allegheny depot to link with the 7:40 a.m. train. Sundays 7:40 a.m. car also preserves fast schedule to connect with 8:55 a.m. train. The 6:42 p.m. East New Castle train will link with a car to New Castle. Other trains will connect with Butler and New Castle cars.
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Pittsburg Street
Western Allegheny Depot
East New Castle
New Castle
Butler
Reunion and Basket Picnic At Cascade Park
A Reynolds town school reunion and basket picnic invites all who attended during Prof. William N. Aiken era to Cascade park on August 24. Attendees should bring baskets for their party and may visit the old school and Pearson's woods in the forenoon before an afternoon picnic and grove gathering. Committees seek confirmations by post card and will share later program details.
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Reynoldstown
William N. Aiken
Cascade Park
Pearson's Woods
Postecard
William T. Butz
William G. Dynn
John M. Snyder
William J. Broe
James Linton
A. S. Love
Woman Charged With Selling Liquor Without License
Mrs. Sarah McKison of Grove street faced Mayor Green Sunday morning on charges of selling liquor without a license and maintaining a disorderly house. She pleaded guilty to one count and paid a $25 fine. a hearing on the other charge was set for later. Five visitors who paid fines will testify.
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Sarah McKison
Grove Street
Green
Gilmore
Night Force
Prohibition Candidates Withdraw From Cambria District Tickets
Two Prohibition candidates in Cambria county districts pull out. J S Potts of Johnstown files withdrawal from the senate race and A T Hyde withdraws from the second district. Marion Henshaw, Democratic legislature candidate in Butler county, also withdraws.
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Cambria County
J. S. Potts
Johnstown
A. T. Hyde
Marion Henshaw
Butler County
Pleasant Vacation Returns Home From East Trip
Dr. Anna McCaslin of East North street arrived home Saturday morning after a month in the east. She visited Asbury Park and Ocean Grove as guest of her brother G W McCaslin and spent this week with friends in Cleveland. Faul Haid of Pittsburg was a Sunday guest of his parents on Emerson avenue.
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Anna McCaslin
East North Street
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
G. W. McCaslin
McCaslin
Cleveland
Faul Haid
Pittsburg
A. G. Haid
Emerson Avenue
Late News of the Churches in Ridgefield Area
Reports from several churches note supply pastors away on vacations and upcoming services. Rev. Hood filled in at Highland U P Church. Rev. Barnes to preach at First Christian. Rev. Brooks absent. Rev. Jordan to lead Central Christian in August. A child service and a organ fund appeal mark week events. Methodist group plans reunion at Conneaut Lake and a Foreign Missionary meeting is planned in Mahoningtown.
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William Barnes
Eastbrook Road
First Christian Church
C. 8. Brooks
A. H. Jordan
Central Christian Church
West Virginia
Richard Nye Merrill
Mahonigtown Methodist Church
Conneaut Lake
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
J. M. Yates
West Wabash Avenue
McCormick Leads Two Services at United Presbyterian
The Rev. Mr. McCormick of Illinois conducted two services in Mt. Jackson's United Presbyterian church on Sunday. James Dunnan and Burleigh Clark, among thousands at the national Uniformed Pythians conclave in Boston, have returned home. Mrs. Ruth McCowan, guest hero of her father Mr. Dunnan, returns to Grove City accompanied by her father. Dr. Harry Zimmerman of Youngstown, son of Dr. H. E. Zimmerman, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Parsonage
Mr. McCormick
Illinois
United Presbyterian Church
James Dunnan
Burleigh Clark
Boston
Ruth McCowan
Dunnan
Grove City
Harry Zimmerman
Youngstown
H. E. Zimmerman
Return Trip to Cedar Point From Baltimore and Back
Train leaves Baltimore Ohio station Youngstown at 6 a m on August 15. Fare is 1 50 for the round trip. Tickets available at the station and through rail offices.
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Cedar Point
Baltimore & Ohio
Youngstown
NERVES Puzzle and the body’s signal system explained
The article explains nerves as the body’s essential signal system and describes how liver and kidneys affect nerves when congested. It promotes Cann's Kidney Edy as a medicine that stimulates the liver and kidneys to restore proper body function.
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Erry
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First Presby
Miller
Powerine
Kirk
Lenox
Brown
Hamilton
Epworth M. E. Church
Harmony Lodge
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Wil
Liam Aiken
Alaska Packers Association
San Francisco, California
R. G. Hood
Highland U. P
R. H. Mulape
Song Service
South Mill
Maitland Streets
Croton Avenue Free Methodist Church
Rev
Archer
Conneaut
MT. Jackson
M McKee
Medicine Store
North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Corner Mill
Washington
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