Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Help
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a century old remedy for female ills. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Louise Jung and Mrs Emma Wheaton praising health restoration and relief from pain, nervousness, and weakness. The ad invites sick women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Louise Jung
Chestnut St
Detroit
Mich
Emma Wheaton
Vienna
W. Va
Bid Reception for Fifth Ward Couple
A large reception was held at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans home on Long avenue for newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans whose wedding to Miss Fannie Turley occurred Saturday at the bride's Reynolds street home. Rev Johns officiated the quiet home ceremony. About 150 friends attended and many presents were given. the couple will live on Reynolds street. the groom works in the tin mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Long Avenue
Walter Evans
Fannie Turley
Reynolds Street
Johns
Welsh Baptist Church
Angler Mahlon Clark Faces Tough Luck on Rock Point Trip
Mahlon Clark of the Fifth ward spent a day at Rock Point fishing Connoquenessing creek with line and tackle, wading weeds but catching no fish. He declares Ellwood creek is very bum fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Clark
Fifth Ward
Rock Point
Welsh Congregational Church To Install Hot Air Heating
The Welsh Congregational church plans a new hot air heating system after opting against a costly hot water setup. Work will commence at once.
Fifth Ward Campers Return from Westford Adventure
Harry Lewis of Reynolds street reports a Fifth ward party camping near Erie at Westford. They enjoy the outdoors with activity including capturing many turtles and fish. Five turtles weighed a total of 121 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
Reynolds Street
Westford
Erie
Fifth Ward
Phillips leaves city for Wales to return home
Myrddin Phillips of Phillips street has departed the city bound for Wales to reside in the old country. He has lived here for several years and worked on the Pennsylvania Railroad bond.
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Myrddin Phillips
Phillips Street
Wales
Old Country
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ira McCandless a standout pitcher at ONU Ada
Ira McCandless of Wampum visiting with Ben Agnew recently. He attends Ohio Northern University in Ada Ohio and last year was the best baseball pitcher in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McCandless
Wampum
Ben Agnew
Ohio Northern University
Ada, O
Jolly Eight Camping Club Goes to Kennedy's Mill
The Jolly Eight Camping club of South New Castle has journeyed to Kennedy's Mill to spend time camping and enjoy nature and the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
South New Castle
Kennedy’s Mill
Blau Couple Return From Muddy Creek Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs Simon Blau of South Mill Street returned from Muddy Creek where they joined a party of campers.
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Simon Blau
South Mill Street
Muddy Creek
Delegation Heads to French Creek for Week
Dave Lewis Dan Davis Ike Ellis and Eneurin Edwards left Monday morning for French Creek to spend the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lewis
Dan Davis
Ike Ellis
Eneurin Edwards
French Creek
Mrs Katherine George Takes Two Week Vacation
Miss Katherine George of Llewellyn and Thomas shoe store on Long Avenue travels to Sharon for a two weeks vacation.
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Katherine George
Llewellyn & Thomas
Long Avenue
Sharon
Miss Edna McCleary Plans Two Months at Home
Miss Edna McCleary, long in Cincinnati, Ohio, is visiting and plans to stay about two months at her home on Home Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna McCleary
Cincinnati, O
Home
Fifth Ward Crowd Attends Methodist Day Outing at Conneaut Lake
A large crowd from the Fifth ward gathered at Conneaut Lake today for the annual Methodist day outing at the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Conneaut Lake
Ellwood City Social Notes Reach Across Several Towns
Mrs. W. H. Davis visits friends in Youngstown Ohio and families from Ellwood City host and travel. Many residents, including Miss Kate Richards and Jacob Marlin's family, report visits to Detroit New Brighton Alliance and McKeesport and returns from camps and vacations.
Social notes from Zelienople and neighboring towns
Zelienople Harmony A Seaton and son Art Seaton went to New Castle Saturday. Mr and Mrs Douds spent Sunday with Pittsburg friends. Miss Jean Winter of Pittsburg spent Sunday at her home here. Mr Gallagher and daughter Hattie were in Butler over Sunday. Miss Eva Thompson of Pittsburg was the guest of Miss Ella Endres over Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Hikok of New Castle visited over Sunday at John Dindinger’s. Miss Maude Black and John McClung of Butler were guests of Miss Nell Goehring on Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Zeigler and Charles Zeigler of Pittsburg spent Sunday in Zelienople. Miss Yetta Schaeffer of Rochester spent Sunday at her mother’s on South Main Street. Mr and Mrs Gold and family and Mrs W Cunningham and children were in New Castle Sunday. Claude Rhodes and wife of New Brighton spent Sunday at Mrs Hartzel’s. H J Speyrer and family of Rochester Heights spent Sunday at Mr and Mrs Adam Budres. Mrs Hallett of McKeesport is visiting Mrs Schaeffer on South Main Street. Miss Lyda Link of Mars and Glen McClymonds of Rochelle Illinois visited Mrs Jane Goehring. Mr and Mrs R H Boges and Mr and Mrs McBride of Pittsburg were guests at Edward Winter’s Sunday. Frank Allen is moving his family to Niles Ohio to make their future home. Allen and son Archie work in Youngstown. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A Scheidmantle of Harmony died Saturday morning aged two weeks. interment at Lancaster Sunday afternoon. A Roumanian couple of Zelienople extension were married in Youngstown Friday. brass band accompanied them home for celebration Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Youngstown
O. William Jones
Reynolds Street
Ellwood
Thomas Richards
Phillips Street
David Daniels
South Jefferson Street
Detroit
J. M. Bell
Cc. E. Morrison
Division Street
New Brighton
Kate Richards
Fisher Block
East Reynolds Street
Albert Holland
Long Avenue
Dubois
Oliver Davis
South Mill Street
Moravia
Ben Agnew
Mich
A. Seaton
Art Seaton
New Castle
Douds
Pittsburg
Jean Winter
Mr. Gallagher
Hattie
Butler
Eva Thompson
Ella Endres
J. Hikok
John Dindinger
Maude Black
John McClung
Lyda Link
Mars
Glen McClymonds
Rochelle
Inl
Jane Goehring
R. H. Boges
Mirs. McBride
Edward Winter
Frank Allen
Niles
Mr. Allen
Archie
A. Scheidmantle
Harmony
Lancaster
Zelie
Grace Stanley
Mayme Cullough
Gus. Bond
May
Frank Shaner
Ellwood City
Jesse Needler
Jerry Sipe
Walter
Poland
W. S. Raub
Lafayette Carr
Rodger
Sara
Priscilla Stanley
Eva Bonnett
New Middletown
C. R. Bonnett
Marie Smith
Sharon
T. B. McFerrich
Leonard Hoover
James Morrison
Coraopolis
Charley Cantlebury
Hillsville
M. B. Church
Nannie Mitcheltree
Miss Wilson
Elizabeth Mitchheltree
Ralph Craig
Sara Stimple
Pearl
BE. E. Douglass
Local residents return from visits and health updates
Visiting at Struthers and Youngstown residents return home. Mr Barringer of Perrysville goes back after a family visit on Hast Long avenue. Mrs Holeman of South Mill street is confined to her Neff block home due to illness. Mrs Noll returns to Stoneboro after visiting her daughter Mrs Oscar Allison. Misses Gertrude Davis and Gertrude Thomas visit Mrs William Davis on South Jefferson street.
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Struthers
Home Street
Joe Cooper
Earl N. Allison
Mill Street
Youngstown
Mr. Barringer
Perrysville
Charles Holeman
South Mill Street
Neff Block
Gertrude Davis
South Sharon
Gertrude Thomas
William Davis
South Jefferson Street
Pulaski Notes of Visits and Local Baseball
Mrs J F Ferrill visited relatives in New Castle over Sunday. No services at M B E church next Sunday as Rev Smith will be away. Miss Lena Book and Miss Bertha Book went to Ellwood City to stay with relatives. Laura Houlette returned home from Harbor Bridge visit. R W Rayser of New Castle visiting town, returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs W A Armstrong and William Marshall of Sharon visited in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs C B Herrill and Nettie Houlette visited Mr and Mrs William Shaner of Ellwood. P A G C to play baseball with Volant Wednesday and Edenburg Saturday at the fair grounds. P A C lost 9 to 6 to N A C of New Castle, blamed on poor outfield support despite good infield play. Woods’ pitching carried New Castle.
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J. F. Ferrill
New Castle
M. BE
W. A. Armstrong
William Marshall
Sharon
Herrill
Nettie Houlette
William Shaner
Ellwood
P. A. GC
Volant
Edenburg
Fair Grounds
Pulaski
Woods
Reynolds to Move into New Home on Florence Avenue
Robert Reynolds of Long avenue will move to Florence avenue this week where he has erected an eight room house. Reynolds has lived in the southern part of the city for many years seeking a location nearer the business center.
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Robert Reynolds
Long Avenue
Florence Avenue
Mr. Reynolds
New Castle
Cascade Park
Fresh Mushrooms At New Market 10c Per Quart
Fresh mushrooms priced at 10 cents per quart offered at the New Market located at 39 North Mill street. Phones listed for contact.
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New Market
North Mill Street
Edenburg News Local Visitors and Weekend Socials
A parade of visitors and guests fills Edenburg with social activity. Professor W. B. Gilmore stops by on Saturday, plus residents from New Castle Mt. Jackson Hillsville and Sharon visit friends and attend gatherings. The local ball team beats Niles 5 to 3 as a lawn fete nears at M. B. church.
Butler to Hold Labor Day Firemen Parade Feature
Butler plans a Labor Day parade modeled on New Castle with a large firemen turnout and a special fire apparatus feature. Local businesses will close at noon for the event.
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Butler
New Castle
Much double track on B and O RR noted across divisions
The Baltimore and Ohio line from New Castle Junction to Chicago is nearly all double tracked with two small stretches on the Chicago division and the New Castle division except the lake branch between Haselton and Painesville. Officials tout the track as the finest in the central states with a maximum grade of two percent.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
New Castle
Lake Branch
Haselton
Painesville
Central States
Special Accommodations on P H B and N C by Co
Arrangements between the company and Western Allegheny railroad ensure connections for morning and Sunday trains. The 7:80 a.m. Pittsburg street terminal car will depart on time to link with Western Allegheny depot train at 7:45 a.m. The 8:40 a.m. Sunday car also matches the 8:55 a.m. train. East New Castle arrivals will connect to New Castle cars, while the 11 a.m. and 6:42 p.m. trains will connect to Butler and New Castle cars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Union Depot
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Erie
Ashtabula
Allegheny Station
Western Allegheny Railroad
Pittsburg Street Terminal
Western Allegheny Depot
Western Allegheny
East New Castle
New Castle
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Il Meies
Masons
Corrinne Frances
Tanna
Unique Juggler
Farrel & LeRoy
Chefalo & Capretto
McGrath & Page Musical Duo
Cedar Point
Irrain
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati
Conneaut
The
New Castle News
News Office
H. J. Speyrer
Rochester Heights
Adam Budres
Hallett
McKeesport
Schaeffer
South Main Strreet
Pulaski R
W. 8. Gilmore
Ed Quick
Joseph Craig
Mt. Jackson
Ella Neale
Irma Gilmore
Mame Fenton
David Beight
R. E. Beight
J. A. McWilliams
Freda Dufner
Bertha Cearfoss
John Dufner
T. C. Limberg
Ella McWilliams
Fenton
Limberg
Railroad New Unions
Feot
Pennsylvania
Standard Steel Car Company
Seventh Ward
West View
Order of Railroad Conductors
West View Park
A. Reid English
Neshannock Avenue
West Side
English
Supreme Lodge of K. of P
Boston
M. K. Gilliland
Gilliland
Great Lakes
Engineer Towne
Thomas
Reed
Marker
J. T. Campbell
Charles Baker
Uty
Corner Mill
Washington
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore Street
Washington and
Beaver
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
E.E. Bigley
St. Croton Ave
Union
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
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