Fifth Ward People at Welsh Reunion and Picnic
A large crowd gathered at Avon park for a Western Reserve Pioneers reunion and picnic. Attendees included Mrs. D. B. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. David Reese, Ike Jones, David Williams, and other local residents plus Miss Stevens of Philadelphia. A delivery horse fed on two bushels of onions left by H R Huston. The Down and Out club returned from Grant City Muddy Creek. Daughters of America and Ladies of the Golden Eagle plan a hay ride to Mr. Miller's home beyond Cascade park this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve
Avon Park
D. BR. Evans
South Mill Street
David Reese
Ike Jones
Reynolds Street
David Williams
Electric Street
D. J. Evans
Sutton Street
Miss Stevens
Philadelphia
B. J. Thomas
Will Howard
A. Bon- Ba
H. R. Huston
Long Avenue
Down and
Fifth Ward
Grant City
Muddy Creek
Ab Conley
Will Jones
Tom Jenkins
Steve Doyle
Daughters of America
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Orange Ladies
Mill Street
Mr. Miller
Thettsburg Road
Cascade Park
Mrs J F Perry Plans Two Week Visit To Pennsylvania
Mrs J F Perry of Long Avenue will travel Friday for a two week trip to Pennsylvania. The first week she will stay in Coudersport as guest of her son Rev D S Perry rector of Christchurch. The second week she will attend the annual conference of the Methodist church at rie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Perry
Long Avenue
Coudersport
D. S. Perry
Christchurch
Rie
Moonlight Trip Members Reach Conneaut Lake
A group of Fifth ward youths enjoyed a moonlight excursion to Conneaut Lake with several named participants including Glen Llewellyn Ruth ford Owens Nanna Morgan Ella Reese and Pearl Neff. 8 W Lewis of Ashland Avenue left for Texas to join an evangelist and begin a winter tour earlier than planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Conneaut Lake
Glen Llewellyn
Ruthford Owens
Nanna Morgan
Ella Reese
Pearl Neff
W. Lewis
Ashland Avenue
Texas
Waldo resident to travel to Wales for renewal visit
Reese Richards of Waldo street plans a Saturday morning departure for his old home in Wales. He works at the Greer tin mill and intends to return when the mill resumes operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Richards
Waldo Street
Rene
Wales
Greer
Mrs W D Lewis to End Swansea Ave Grocery Venture
Owing to ill health Mrs W D Lewis who has run a grocery business on Swansea avenue will close her store and give up her business enterprise to take a much needed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lewis
Swansea Avenue
Mrs Bell of Division Street Is Very Low in Hospital
Mrs Bell of Division Street, who was taken to the hospital recently, is very low with only slight hopes for recovery offered by the attending physicians.
Bethany Lutheran church festival on South Mill yields good sum
A successful ice cream and cake festival was held by the Bethany Luthern church people on South Mill Street on Wednesday evening, a good sum being realized. William Jones and William Har vard of Lynda Street left on Wednesday on a trip to Massillon Canton and other points.
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Bethany Luthern Church
South Mill Street
William Jones
William Harvard
Lynda Street
Massillon
Canton
Morrison Family Relocates to New Eton
C. E. Morrison and family of Division street have moved to New Eton where Mr. Morrison is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Morrison
Division Street
New Eton
Mr. Morrison
TO STEUBENVILLE. J. W. Stevenson of Electric street
J. W. Stevenson of Electric street is mentioned in a Steubenville notice. The fragment references a person connected to an address, with no further context or actions stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
J. W. Stevenson
Electric Street
Samose claims fattening success for thin people
An advertisement touts Samose as a scientific flesh forming food that makes thin people gain healthy weight. It promises refunds through Mek's Medicine store if no weight gain occurs, urging the thin and scrawny to buy at McKee's Medicine store with no risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek ‘S Medicine Store
Mr. McKee’s
McKee’s
Wool Novelties and Silks on Sale at 68¢ and 58¢
Colorings and weaves for jumper dresses and gowns on display this week. Cream novelty weaves for capes and evening wear. Aisle tables offer 68¢ a yard and $1.00 fancy taffeta silks on sale at 58¢ a yard. Many waist and dress lengths available.
August Adjustment Silk Sale Draws Quiet Interest
The third week of the August Adjustment Sale shows growing attention though attendance remains sparse. A responding buyer praised the silk bargains claiming they exceeded the advertised descriptions.
Prices on Curtains Rugs Shades and Mattresses Cut
Advertises special prices on curtains lace Swisses ruffled and plain, Jap matting and Crex fibre rugs, portieres, shades and mattresses. Highlights sale prices and large discounts to entice early shopping for home furnishings.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs and Velvet Rugs at Special Prices
A sale presents tapestry Brussels rugs 9x12 feet for 14.50 and velvet or Axminster rugs 9x12 feet for 21.00, with prices contrasting the regular 17.50 and 27.50. Offers target shoppers seeking 9 by 12 area rugs at discounts.
Advance Showing Fall Styles in Millinery and Suits
The first of the new items are ready for inspection featuring fall millinery and tailored suits in a ready display.
China and Table Ware Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices
A feature sale offers fine imported China from France Germany and Austria alongside American porcelain at low prices. Items include ramakins plates soup bowls cream pitchers and more with many pieces half price or less. 100 piece dinner sets Austrian and German wares priced from 5.00 and 10.00 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
France
Germany
Austria
Glove bargain offers silk 16-button length gloves
Silk 16-button gloves in black white and colors offered in all sizes. A bold bargain for refined wear.
Bargain Stockings Sold By The Pair
Regular 25c lines of fine rib bed black stockings with white feet and black or white lace lisle. Damaged stock and broken lines create bargain picks for shoppers in search of value.
Men’s Shirts Full Range in Madras and Prints
Across sizes 14 to 17, Negligee shirts with attach and detachable cuffs offered in light and dark madras and prints. A good variety of styles available.
Infant of Ryans Very Sick in Pittsburgh Street
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Ryan living at the rear of 248 Pittsburg street is very ill and expected to be cared for during an extended visit in Steubenville for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Pittsburg Street
Miss Blodwin Edwards Goes to Wheeling on Visit
Miss Blodwin Edwards of South Mercer Street has traveled to Wheeling for a visit, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Blodwin Edwards
South Mercer Street
Local residents record visiting and travel notes
Dr. T. J. Evans of Youngstown visited his parents here recently. Bert Gallagher of Hamilton street is visiting in Butler. Rev. W. R. Edwards of Scranton visits Rev. J. P. Thomas in the ward. Mrs. William Kocher and family of Reynolds street went to Butler on a visit. George Holman of South Mill street returned from a business trip to Chicago. Harvey Rhinehart of Sheridan avenue went to Fort Wayne Indiana for a short time. Mrs. Thomas Richards of Phillips street went to Youngstown for a few days. Miss Minnie Fisher of New Wilmington recently visited the home of J. W. Neff on Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Evans
Youngstown
Bert Gallagher
Hamilton Street
Butler
W. R. Edwards
Scranton
J. P. Thomas
William Kocher
Reynolds Street
George Holman
South Mill Street
Chicago
Harvey Rhinehart
Sheridan Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Thomas Richards
Phillips Street
Minnie Fisher
New Wilmington
J. W. Neff
Mill Street
Erie Conference Opens at Jamestown NY
All Methodist ministers in Jamestown prepare for the Erie conference opening on September 2. Bishop J W Hamilton presides with notable Methodists from across the country attending. Major business includes appointing ministers for local churches with rumors of changes in at least four New Castle churches pending conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
J. W. Hamilton
New Castle
Platt Opposes Hughes In New York Nomination Fight
Senator Thomas C. Platt declares opposition to the re nomination of Governor Hughes. He praises allied organization leaders as good boys and says Hughes cannot be reelected jeopardizing Taft's chances to carry New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Charles Dr. Hughes
Hughes
Taft
Ketchell Knocks Out Thomas in Two Rounds
In San Francisco Joe Thomas admits he was fit but unable to withstand Stanley Ketchell’s punches as Ketchell wins in two rounds. Ketchell plans a trip to Los Angeles to pursue Billy Papke, with a potential title bout against Tommy Burns if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Ketchell
Joe Tohmas
Stanley Ketchell
Los Angeles
Billy Papke
Illinois Thunderbolt
Tommy Burns
More Registrars Appointed in Fifth Ward Precinct
William J. Neff and George W. Seamons were appointed registrars in the first precinct of the Fifth ward by county commissioners yesterday. The new appointees had moved from the ward prior to their selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Neff
George W. Seamons
New Castle Girl Hurt At Hubbard
A four year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Flaugher of New Castle, fell from a Hubbard window while riding in a Youngstown and Sharon car with her mother yesterday. She was severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown & Sharon
Porter reunion and local social notes in New Bedford
New Bedford reports the Porter reunion at Hopewell church grove with attendees including Prof. A. A. Calderwood and Grove City relatives. Several visitors arrive from Salem Ohio, Cleveland, New Castle, and Ellwood City for the gathering. Cascade park hosts a festive New Bedford day with strong local turnout and fine weather. A Saturday meeting aimed to organize local telephone companies for mutual benefit with eight or ten firms represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Cascade Park
Argo Red Salmon marketed by Alaska Packers Association
The ad touts Argo Red Salmon as the best canned salmon with same day catch and pack to preserve quality. It notes Alaska Packers Association and directs readers to ask their grocer in Frenelece California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo
Alaska Packers Association
California
Harmony area enjoying a weekend of visitors
Evans City and Harmony residents hosted guests from Pittsburg McKees Rocks Zelienople Mars Marion Ohio and Charleston W Va over the weekend. Families include the Zeman Evans Stout Dambach Rowan Mickley and Bennet households with several relatives visiting and enjoying time at local homes.
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J. Zeman
Little One
Harmony
W. B. Evans
Pittsburg
J. B. Evans
B. O. Barto
McKees Rocks
Harmony Street
T. E. Stout
Lillian
Zelienople
A. J. Dambach
Wilbert and
Adam
Mr. Dambach
John Rowan
Mars
Mamie Bennet
Charleston
W. Va
Harriet
Margaret Rowan
Harry Mickley
Marion
Ohio
H. Mickley
Tina Mickley
Trustees sue former secretary over hospital books
The Cottage State hospital trustees sue Miss Eleanor Stewart to compel delivery of all books papers vouchers and records in her possession during and after her tenure from September 26 1905 to December 5 1907 and ask the court to restrain her from withholding them and order delivery to the proper officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage State Hospital
Eleanor Stewart
Mercer Press
Miss Stewart
Local Residents Visit In Town And Surroundings
A flurry of visitors are recorded across New Castle and nearby communities. Rev Skinner visited New Castle, F R Hess and F H Stanley traveled from Leetonia and Mahoningtown respectively, and many others including Misses Ollie Rape Mary Craig Wilma Edeburn and Mr and Mrs Curtis Webb shared brief calls with friends and relatives Tuesday. A notable garden claim notes a 12 foot sun flower in W Raub's yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Skinner
New Castle
F. R. Hess
Leetonia
F. H. Stanley
Mahoningtown
F. H. Hofmeister
Son Russell
Charles Raub
New Middletown
Ollie Rape
Greenville
Mary Craig
Mt. Jackson
S. F. Raub
Big Rapids
Mich
Lewis Needler
Fairlawn
D. P. Needler
Gadess Hess
Pennsylvania
Morgantown
W. Va
W. H. Raub
Mr. Raub
J. A. McWilliams
Donald
J. A. Markett
J. F. McWilliams
Harvest Home Season Is Here
The harvest home season returns after about three decades as a local custom. The practice mirrors the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles held after harvest in Palestine and gathers neighbors for social renewal and reminiscence each year. May the gatherings continue to flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacles
Palestine
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City
Down and Out Club
Conneaut
Brighton
Nottingham
Haviland
Steubenvile
Jamestown, N.Y
Platt
Thomas
MR. Ketchell
Porter
Hopewell Church
A. A. Calderwood
Grove City
Calderwood
Charles Day
Mary
Ym. Shinn
Arthur
Salem, O
Franc Calderwood
Jennie Kirkpatrick
Wm. Kirpatrick
Robert Whiting
Couchiching, Can
Harper Montgomery
Jessie Essen
Cleveland
Anna Perry
Charles Morehouse
Ellwood City
Evans City
Mercer Hospital
Edenburg
H. G. Parks
John Walters
Canada
James Richards
Struthers, O
Henrietta Richards
E.E. Bigley
Croton Ave
Bell
Union
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