Ellwood City Council OKs street paying warrants
In Ellwood City on August 26 the council approved warrants totaling 14530.32 for street paving. Maynard Flynn and Cunningham Menice led the payments for Wayne Crescent and Spring avenues, with James Lenigan the sole dissenter raising old contract timing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Maynard and
Flynn
Pittsburg
Wayne Avenue
Spring Avenue
Cunningham & Menice
Crescent Avenue
People’s National Bank
James W. Lenigan
Wayne and
Spring Avenues
Lenigan
M. D. McCarthy
Lennigan
Council
Reilley Named Ellwood City Police Chief
Ed Reilley, a local wrestler and former police officer, was appointed chief of police by the Ellwood City borough council. He will earn 75 dollars per month, the same salary as his predecessor Captain Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ed Reilley
Reilley
Moon
Evans
Lenigan
McCarthy
Thompson
Grandy
Beaver Falls
J. W. Burk
Ellwood
M. L. Gaston
New Castle
Peter Warner
West Reading
Thomas C. Lott
State Constabulary
Twelfth Infantry
Reading
J. A. Bain
Attachment on Captain Moon’s household goods for $9 debt
An attachment was placed yesterday afternoon on Captain Moon’s household goods to collect $9 for leased furniture. Milliken King claimed leases on furniture worth that amount. Rumors of back rent circulated, but R A Todd denied an attachment. Two friends of the former police chief and a brother allegedly backed a $50 back rent and an $11.50 gas bill. The goods were being moved when the constable intervened, and the owners took them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Moon
Milliken King
R. A. Todd
Steifel
Engineer Pratt Sends Sewage Plans to Harrisburg
Engineer R W Pratt of Columbus chief engineer for the Ohio state board of health sent the sewage disposal plant plans to the state department at Harrisburg as Ellwood council requested. The letter was filed and sent to the sewer committee. Mr and Mrs J W Mattocks and family left Hazel Dell bound for Jamestown NY to visit friends and return for school opening next week.
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R. W. Pratt
Columbus
Ohio State Board of Health
State Department
Harrisburg
Ellwood
Bouncil
Jamestown
N. Y
J. W. Mattocks
Hazel Dell
Local Pastor Likely to Remain as Erie Rumors Fade
Rev. E E Higley of the First Methodist Church in New Castle is unlikely to leave the city. Congregation members vow to resist any efforts to relocate their pastor. Mahoningtown M E church leaders report a successful conference with over 100 attendees and a plea for Rev. Richard Nye Merrill to return for next year. The Mahoningtown church shows a $2 000 annual balance with 370 active members and 125 new since the current pastorate began 15 months ago. Officers and signards elected plus visiting clergy Rev J Q A McDowell and family leave for Butler after stays in New Castle.
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E. E. Higley
D. D
First Methodist Church
New Castle
Rev. Higley
First Church of
Erie
Mahoningtown
M. E
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Richard Nye Merrill
T. W. Douglas
John Y. Sheehy
S. A. Barnes
Smith
Joseph T. Gilmore
S. Patterson
Charles H. Artman
E. H. Grace
J. M. Kelley
John Louer
I. R. Zahniser
Roy Miller
F. 8. Smith
Sadie Smith
C. H. Thompson
John Waddell
State Health Board action urged on Ellwood City water plant
Ellwood City faces possible state action if the local water company does not begin construction of a new purification plant by November 3 1908. A letter from Samuel G Dickson to the Ellwood City Board of Health warns that failure will be deemed an inability to fulfill charter obligations and trigger formal proceedings.
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Ellwood City
State Department of Health
Commissioner of Health
D. D. Cunningham
Health Board
Harrisburg
Board of Health
Lawrence County
Ellwood City Water Company
Ellwood Water Company
Samuel G. Dickson
Shelby Tube Company petition seeks paving of First Street
The Shelby Tube Company asks the city council to pave the section of First Street between Spring Avenue and Pittsburg Circle. The petition, signed by J. W. Nicholson and R. T. Brown, was accompanied by an ordinance and passed after suspending rules. Lenigan voted no, seeking three readings and three weeks to deliberate. Grandy said paving is needed this fall for a suitable approach to the works, and Humphrey affirmed the action was proper with suspended rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Tube Company
Council
First Street
Spring Avenue
Pittsburg Circle
J. W. Nicholson
R. T. Brown
Standard Works
Lenigan
J C Grandy
J W Humphrey
Young Rayner Out On Trip From Maryland Hospital
William B. Rayner son of U S Senator Rayner left Sheppard and Enoch Pratt hospital yesterday with his physician Dr Charles F Bevan for a two to three week outing Family officials say the trip aims to aid his recovery and there is no plan to return to the institution Habeas corpus proceedings had been set for September 1 but his family denies plans to meet Mrs Fisher in Philadelphia or elsewhere
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Baltimore
William B. Rayner
U. S
Rayner
William H. Fisher
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Charles F. Bevan
Young Rayner
Philadelphia
Fisher
Evans City Social Notes Highlight Wide Visit Scene
Evans City residents and guests populate a busy social list with travelers from Mars Grove City New Kensington Callery Butler Edenburg Hoboken and Ohio. Local households host visitors from Harmony street North Hope Allegheny McConnells Mills plus a new nickelodeon venture and a camping party returning from Slippery Rock.
Excursion From Rock Springs to Nearby Resort
Rock Springs residents visited a local resort yesterday with several parties reporting a fine time. Clarence T. Johnston and his brother Samuel D. led one group while James Moyer and family led another, including both locals and first time visitors.
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Rock Springs
W. V
Clarence T. Johnston
Samuel D
James Moyer
Winston Cousins Finds Joy at Cascade Park Outing
Winston Cousins enjoyed a Tuesday at Cascade park greeting brethren from Pittsburg for their annual outing. He is back on duty at Fike's emporium but moves with ennui and a slower pace, yet remains happy.
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Winston Cousins
Cascade Park
Pittsburg
Winston
Fike
Local residents on short trips and visits in town
C Bb Whistler is in Cleveland on business today. D J Mulcahy attended the Pittsburg game yesterday. Mrs C E Whistler and children left for Mercer today. W R Thompson saw New York trim Pittsburg yesterday. J C Wardman visited Pittsburg yesterday for a ballgame. Mr and Mrs Rennick Wilson of Mercer were in town yesterday calling on friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Hertzog and daughter Mabel of Butler returned home after visiting Mrs William Hertzog. Mrs Harry Okeson visited yesterday then left for New Castle to call on friends. Mrs Okeson lives in Rochester but will join her husband who is employed here. Mrs Margaret Gardner of New Brighton and Mrs Sybella Davidson with son and Mrs Megoffen of Pittsburg are guests of G W a and family 416 Wayne av Ellwood City.
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C. Bb. Whistler
Cleveland
D. J. Mulcahy
Pittsburg
C. E. Whistler
Mercer
W. R. Thompson
San
New York
J. C. Wardman
Rennick Wilson
Harry Hertzog
Mabel
Butler
William Hertzog
Wayne Avenue
Harry Okeson
Okeson
New Castle
Steel officers visit Youngstown plant inspection
John 8. Ousler, superintendent of the New Castle and Sharon district of Carnegie Steel, visited Youngstown Tuesday as a guest of Thomas McDonald of the Ohio works. He toured the plant with other officials and reviewed ongoing improvements.
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John 8. Ousler
New Castle and Sharon
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown
Thomas McDonald
Ohio Works
Mr. Ousler
Tomatoes On Exhibit At Local Grocery In Town
Large specimen tomatoes have been shown for several days at C. I. Dunbar grocery, drawing interest from shoppers and passersby during the current season.
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C. I. Dunbar
Local notes from Harlansburg and vicinity
HARLANSBURG residents report weekend visits and trips across nearby towns. T. P. Brown of Sharon was home over Sunday while Wilbur Rels of Stoneboro and Miss Harriet Sterling spent time with friends in the area. Elizabeth and Annetta Locke attend Allegheny County institute at Carnegie Museum. The Picnic club held its annual outing at Muddy Creek Falls with ample food and a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Brown
Sharon
Wilbur Rels
Stoneboro
Harriet Sterling
New Castle
Mrs. Taggart
West Liberty
R. H. Thomas
W. H. Ruby
Muddy Creek Falls
Stewart Reunion Set Near New Bedford
Bert Jenkins moved his family to Mercer street New Castle. Miss Frances Moore with friends visited Rock Springs Tuesday. The Stewart reunion will be held Wednesday at Lucien Bailey’s home, a mile west of New Bedford.
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Bert Jenkins
Mercer Street
New Castle
Frances Moore
Rock Springs
Stewart
Lucien Bailey
New Bedford
Marriage Licenses Filed in New Castle
Thomas P. Boyle and Mamie Quinn listed for licenses in New Castle. Jacob WEE and Ilda Moore also noted among applicants in the New Castle area.
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Thomas P. Boyle
New Castle
Mamie Quinn
Facob
Ilda Moore
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Crone
Alex Main
Main
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Elliott
Danville
Rev. McDowell
U. P
State Health Board
United States
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Pearl Allen
Grove City
Leah Nicklas
Ida Pfeifer
New Kensington
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Callery
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Edgar Shaffer
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Edenburg
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Hoboken
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Harmony Street
M. A. Midley
Ohio
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J. T. Textor
Allegheny
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J. W. Redmond
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Metzger
Slippery Rock
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Prospect
Whitestown
McConnells Mills
John Watters
Washington Street
Ellwood Personals
STEEL
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
Harlansburg
Mabel Eppinger
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H.S. Jordan
C. H. Turner
William Johnson
Elizabeth and
Annetta Locke
Allegheny Coun
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Carnegie Museum
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Atient
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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