Hazelwoods sail to England for extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. A Hazelwood of South Mill street left the city and plan to sail soon for England Their trip marks a long awaited reunion with their homeland and visiting parents while Mr Hazelwood expects to return when conditions improve locally The couple previously came to the area from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Hazelwood
South Mill Street
Old Country
A. Hazelwood
City
England
Mr. Hazelwood
New Castle
New Castle Glee Club Picnic Expected Big Turnout
The New Castle Glee club picnic on Saturday is expected to draw 400 to 500 people. Special cars will depart at 10 15 from Long avenue and Mill street, with pickups at Washington street to stop 82 on the Youngstown car line. A varied program of sports and amusements includes cricket and baseball contests between pickup teams of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Glee Club
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Washington Street
Youngstown
Evening hay ride hosted by community groups at Miller home
A Thursday crowd enjoyed an ideal night on Pittsburg road beyond Cascade park. The hay ride provided a round of pleasure carried out under the auspices of the Daughters of America the Ladies of the Golden Eagle and the Orange Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Pittsburg
Cascade Park
Daughters of America
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Orange Ladies
Miss Lucy Fiscus Returns Ahead of Public School Opening
Miss Lucy Fiscus of Milton street, lady principal at Home street and Lawrence schools, has completed a two months visit with friends in Leechburg and returned home in time for the public school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Fiscus
Milton Street
Home Street
Lawrence Schools
Leechburg
Italian street performer and monkey captivate Thursday crowds
An Italian organ-grinder with a multitalented monkey mesmerized Thursday afternoon crowds. The duo drew a large following among youths as they paraded through the streets, sparks of interest spreading along the route.
Publicity Push for School Board Proceedings Led by Blewitt
State Senator Edward F. Blewitt of Lackawanna plans to push a Harrisburg measure in the next session requiring openness in school board actions. He cites obsolescent laws governing Scranton and similar boards and proposes public readings, open votes, and ventilation of all matters to prevent secret sessions and scandals. Blewitt recalls a prior commission to revise school laws and says he will propose amendments based on his experience with board derelictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Edward F. Blewitt
Lackawanna County
Harrisburg
Blewitt
Penrose-McNichol
Penrose
United States
St. Blewitt’s
Scranton Board
Carbondale
Lawrence Music and News closes store on Long Avenue
The Lawrence Music and News company has shut its Long avenue shop and stored its goods. The proprietor is currently in Chicago for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Music and News Company
Long Avenue
Chicago
Vacation Trip Planned by Miss Elizabeth Evans
Miss Elizabeth Evans of the B. J. Thomas dry goods store on Long avenue plans a vacation next week likely to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Evans
B. J. Thomas’ Dry Goods
Long Avenue
Pittsburg
Chance for New Castle’s Public Spirited Men to Get an Honor Roll
New Castle seeks park improvements through community generosity echoed by examples in towns across the country. Notable donors include J W Kitenell of Pana Illinois who gave a 40 acre tract for a park, and H N Schuyler who wants a landscape architect to plan it. Other gifts include Dubuque Iowa raising 20000 for Eagle Point Park, Joplin Missouri offered 160 acres, Reading Pennsylvania 32 acres, Marlboro Massachusetts five acres, Waverly Washington six acres, Auburn New York 17 woodland acres, Sunny Side Washington one acre, and Highland Jamaica Long Island fountain donated land. Myers Memorial park in Gloversville New York will be improved by Townsend & Fleming of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
J. W. Kitenell
Pana
H. N. Schuyler
Park Association
Dubuque
Eagle Point
Charles Mulford Robinson
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas B. McClelland
Kansas City
Joplin
Thhey
George F. Baer
Reading Railway
Reading
Michael Burk
Boston
Marlboro
Mass
Ctizens
Waverly
Wash
Francis P. Case
Auburn
Improvement Club
Sunnyside
Highland Society
Jamaica
L. I
Highland Park
Myers Memorial
Albany
Townsend & Fleming, Landscape Architects
Fot Buffalo
Mrs J W Neff and Edna Visit Mrs Myrtle Jarvis
Mrs J W Neff and her daughter Edna of South Mill street left Thursday for Toronto Ohio to visit Mrs Myrtle Jarvis, the sister of Mrs Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Neff
Edna
South Mill Street
Snyder and Ellis Return From East Coast Visit
C L Snyder and Edward Ellis, currently visiting Atlantic City and other eastern points, are expected home Sunday evening or Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Snyder
Edward Ellis
Atlantic City
Miss Loretta Greer Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Miss Loretta Greer of Columbus Ohio has returned home after visiting at the residence of J Greer on Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Greer
Columbus, O
J. Greer
Long Avenue
Mrs Lewis and family depart for Mt Clemens
S. W. Lewis wife and daughter of Long avenue left on Thursday for Mt Clemens where they will make a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Lewis
Long Avenue
Mt. Clemens
Mrs T P Williams Family Return From Cleveland Trip
Mrs. T. P. Williams and family of South Mercer street have returned from a visit to Cleveland and Loraine with likely reports of their travels and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Williams
South Mercer Street
Cleveland
Loraine
Ohio
Local residents return or visit in Youngstown and area
Mrs. W. J. Davies of Phillips street visits Youngstown. S. M. Stewart of Keister visits the ward Thursday. Miss Jennie Owens returns from Warren Ohio. Herb Shaw of Pollock avenue goes to Monaca for work. W. P. Sankey visits here Thursday. Miss Lizzie Richards returns to Morgantown after a stay. Mrs. William Beck recovers from two weeks illness. Mrs. Thomas Richards returns from Youngstown visit. Miss Kate Varley returns from Pittsburg trip. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams return to Cleveland after visiting. A. R. Elliott of Steubenville visits son in law W. H. Thompson on Milton street. Mrs. John Williner and daughter Elva go to Sharon to visit. Misses Margaret and Harriet Davis visit Mrs. William Davis. Mrs. Robert Cashmere and children return home from visit. Miss Margaret Morse returns home from visiting her sister. Mr. Salzman of Harrisburg and wife visit L. C. Morris and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Davies
Phillips Street
Youngstown
S. M. Stewart
Keister
Jennie Owens
Terrace Avenue
Warren
O. Herb Shaw
Pollock Avenue
Monaca
Lizzie Richards
Morgantown
William Beck
Thomas Richards
Kate Varley
South Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Thomas Williams
Cleveland
A. R. Elliott
Steubenville, O
W. H. Thompson
Milton Street
John Williner
Elva
Agnew Street
Sharon
Margaret
Harriet Davis
Ellwood
Ind
William Davis
Robert Cashmere
Struthers
Margaret Morse
South Sharon
Ike Simons
Jefferson Street
Mr. Salzman
Harrisburg
L. C. Morris
Fisher Block
War Cyclorama at Butler Fair Displays Realistic War Scene
The War Cyclorama, a graphic representation of the war of 61, is shown at the Butler fair from August 25 to 27. The exhibit aims to depict key battles with detailed scenes and period artifacts.
Zelienople and Harmony Community Notes
Local residents from Zelienople Harmony and nearby areas enjoy gatherings visits and nuptials. Ida Zeigler of Pittsburg visits William Stamm. Fred Zahler of Dennison Ohio visits grandparents in Harmony. Leslie Welsh and Ida Young wed at St Peters Reformed Church parsonage. Fire damages Stauffer home in Harmony. 90 year old Mrs Stauffer rescued with no serious injuries anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Cunningham
Lillian
Pittsburg
Zelienople
Harmony
McConnells Mills
Fred Zahler
Dennison
Ohio
Fred Weigle
C. S. Passavant
Charles
Lewis
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Leslie Welsh
Ida Young
Whitestown
St. Peter's Reformed Church
Ira Flinner
North Hope
Lizzie Welsh
Fliner
Bertha Welsh
Kathryn Stauffer
Move to Cleveland by B and O. Engineer H P Dougherty
H P Dougherty a B and O engineer from Clayton street has relocated to Cleveland where he is now employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Dougherty
Clayton Street
Cleveland
Rich Greenwich resident seeks pirate gold hoard
J R Chard, a wealthy Greenwich resident, plans an expedition to locate Spanish gold he believes lies off New Smyrna. After returning from the south he found a 1698 Spanish doubloon in a crab claw and now pursues tales of buried pirate treasure near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greenwich, Conn
J. R Chard
New Smyrna
Chard
Conductor W. J. Kinder On Short Vacation In New Castle Yards
W. J. Kinder a noted conductor on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie lines is taking a brief holiday while working in the New Castle yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kinder
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle
Employers Form Clubs At Terminals
New Castle railroad workers approve official clubs for Pennsylvania Railroad officials and employees across terminal departments. The clubs will mirror the Altoona Railroad Club and include all ranks from general superintendent to rodman. Sam Clark enjoys vacation traveling through New York state, Philadelphia, Atlantic City and beyond. Clyde Fisher suffers a crushed finger at the New Castle Junction shops with possible amputation and poisoning risk. Ten deeds in Lake Erie and Eastern railroad right of way transfers valued at 60,000 dollars are filed in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Club
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rodman
Shopa
Sam Clark
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Sam
New York State
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Albany
Clyde Fisher
Seventh Ward
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Youngstown
Lake Erie & Eastern Railroad
J. M. Schoonmaker
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Minnesota
Signs of Autumn in Rural Areas
Signs of autumn are in the air as farmers begin late ploughing and last sowing. Harvest services are held in rural churches and cider mills advertise readiness. Hollyhocks and sunflowers emit their final blooms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beecham’s
Beecham
Butler
Stroble
New York Journal
Fairground
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Washington and
Beaver
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
Union Bakers Label
Piontco
The
New Castle News
News Office
Toronto
Columbus
Fifth Ward
W. P. Sankey
Plaingrove Township
Ida Zeigler
William Stamm
Jackie
Clutton
Hack Junction Point
Telegraph
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Robert Finney
Carl Wallace
West Side
New York
J. B. Yohe
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Trelfar
Cr. C. Sullivan
Indiana
Fuerrer
OT Chamberlain Medicine Co
Iowa
U.S.A
Chamberlain
China
E. Washington St
Corner Mill
Washington
Troy
Deering
GC. W. Cook
South Street
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