Wreck near Braeburn halts Buffalo flyer. several injured
A Buffalo flyer wrecked near Braeburn Pa on the Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad today. Several people were injured though none seriously. A relief train was dispatched and injured taken to hospitals in Tarentum. Railroad officials investigated the wreck while local doctors and instructors conducted morning sessions at the rural group gathering nearby.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Buffalo Flyer
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Braeburn
Tarentum
A. G. Miller
J. H. Fiddler
Allegheny River
Buffalo
Harper
Edwin Barlow Evans
E. C. Shumaker
W. T. McCullogh
J. D. Lawther
Dr. Pierce
Thomas V. Kelly
H. C. Fetterlof
George Barker
Mr. Glass
Dr Harper Delivers Health Laws Talk to County Teachers
Dr H C Harper county medical director explained state health laws as they apply to public schools to Lawrence County Institute attendees. The address at the senior high school emphasized quarantine laws and the vital role teachers play in safeguarding community health.
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State Department of Health
Lawrence County Institute
H. C. Harper
Harper
Local Hikers Reach Washington D C Then Return Home
Paul Hodgkinson of Wildwood Avenue and Francis Red Sowersby of Winter Avenue, local youths, completed a hiking trip to Washington D C. They reached the capital safely, then began their journey home arriving in Gettysburg earlier this week. They credited several motorists for lifts covering large daily distances.
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Paul Hodgkinson
Wildwood Avenue
Francis
Red
Sowersby
Winter Avenue
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Hodgkinson
County Officials Return From Trip Cover 1700 Miles
County Commissioner W. H. McCullough and wife along with Sealer of Weights and Measures W. A. Brown and wife completed an extensive auto trip totaling over 1700 miles. They traveled through Canada visiting Niagara Falls Toronto and Montreal then toured New York New Jersey and Maryland returning via Cumberland and Pittsburgh. No accidents or punctures occurred and tires kept air pressure, even improving due to heat. Weather was hot over the mountains but pleasant thereafter. McCullough praised Canadian roads as largely macadam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCullough
W. A. Brown
Canada
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
McCullough
Garage Break-In Reported On Harbor Street
Henry Murphy reports a second break in within two weeks at his garage on Harbor Street. Tools and spark plugs were stolen, police were notified today. Rebecca assisted in the report.
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Henry Murphy
Rebecca and
Harbor Streets
Offutt Employees Enjoy Jamboree At Etna Springs
Close to 100 members from New Castle and Butler stores of the W. J. Offutt company spent a full day at Etna Springs along Slippery Rock creek. The event suspended business, featured sir stunt entertainment, swimming and boating, a noon chicken dinner, and picnic foods at 6 pm including weiners and watermelon. Organizing committee members included W. J. Offutt, Delace Cole, Mrs C. E. Bishop, and several Misses Owens Bloomer Lukens Essinger.
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New Castle
Butler
W. J. Offutt Company
Etna Springs
Slippery Rock
W. J. Offutt
Delace Cole
C. E. Bishop
Martha Owens
Hilda Bloomer
Pearl Lukens
Vesta Essinger
Ford New Models On Market Soon
Ford announces improvements across its lineup with the new models. Universal Sales Co. reports strong demand and notes deliveries will proceed in order received due to plant capacity. Prospective buyers are urged to place orders early and contact 420 Croton Avenue, Bell Phone 512, for details.
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Ford
Universal Sales Company
Universal Sales Co
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
News Office Receives Fine Gladiola Bouquet
The News office was beautified with a rainbow assortment of gladiolas grown by C. C. Thayer of this city. Known for fine gladiola varieties and prize winners, his blooms drew wide interest from hundreds visiting the office today.
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C. C. Thayer
Ellison Family Home After Ten Day Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs John R Ellison return from a ten day motor trip to Middletown Connecticut visiting sister Mrs W J Hanna They report a fine trip with only two small detours enroute home.
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John R. Ellison
Middletown
Conn
W. J. Hanna
Ellison
Noted Journey Through Key Northeast Cities In Ellison Family Tour
The Ellison party toured Buffalo Geneva on Seneca Lake Syracuse Albany Pittsfield Springfield Hartford New Haven Stamford and spent time in New York City with Hannah Ellison. They viewed New York from the Woolworth Building tower and returned home via Trenton Philadelphia Harrisburg and Lakes to Sea highway.
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Buffalo
Geneva
Senaca Lake
Syracuse
Albany
Pittsfield
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
New Haven
Stamford
Fire destroys Vulcan Iron Works in Wilkes-Barre
A blaze at the Vulcan Iron Works foundry in Wilkes-Barre Pa caused about 300000 in damage and left 700 workers idle. Fire raged three hours before being contained and authorities cautioned the pattern shop fire could have raised losses to 1000000. Fire department sought to protect adjoining buildings and residents evacuated. Insurance coverage was reported.
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International News Service
Wilkesbarre
Vulcan Iron Works
Pass Scout Tests At Corn Roast Of Presbyterian Troop
Members of the First Presbyterian church Boy Scout Troop 17 held a corn and weiner roast near Hill's bathing beach on the Neshannock. Second class tests in fire building cooking knife and hatchet were passed by Leroy Mardis Stuart Mardis and John Rudolph. A camp fire program followed luncheon with storytelling. Scoutmasters Ernest Shultz and Gilbert Long led the event.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hill
Neshannock
Leroy Mardis
Stuart Mardis
John Rudolph
Ernest Shultz
Gilbert Long
Large Attendance At Nazarene Tent
A large all day Nazarene tent meeting drew strong turnout on Wednesday with Rev. Nease delivering three sermons on Let Us Draw Nigh Grace Under Trial and The Wages of Sin is Death. Duets by Mrs. Jacobs Thomas Greer and chorus by Rev Rowe and his wife highlighted the afternoon and evening program. Delegations from Youngstown New Galilee attended and the night service continued with Rev Nease at 7:30 featuring music and sermon.
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Nazarene
Nease
Margaret Jacobs
Beatrice Thomas
Realty Transfers Across Mahoning Area Do Little Motions
Realty transfers list numerous property exchanges with small sums in various wards and districts. Transactions include John S. Martin to Mahoning State Line R R for 4000, Elizabeth Harvard to B F Ruby for 1, and many other $1 to $7.45 deals across First through Seventh wards and Shenango.
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John S. Martin
Mahoning State Line
R. R
Mahoning
B. F. Ruby
Elizabeth Harvard
Eastbrook
Kate Cline
S. James Callahan
John W. Knox
Mary Fontana
Michael Alick
Mary Tamper
George Zuik
Mike Linz
Victor G. Yates
Martha J. Hogg
North Beaver
John L. Crawford
Andrew J. Dutko
Andrew Dutko
Seventh Ward
Wm. lI. Woods
Safe Deposit & Trust Co
First Ward
Wm. B. Gillespie
Mary J. Carpenter
John Wooley
Biagio J. Biondi
Wm. F. Mullen
Dominick Felice
Vincent J. Gallagher
Nicholas Scavazzo
Joseph Frederick
D. Floyd di Capio
Shenango
John A. Katzenmeyer
Carl E. Zeigler
Emil Anderson Discharged in Snyder Act Case
Emil Anderson, charged by Sheriff William G. Andrews with violation of the Snyder Act, was discharged yesterday afternoon at the court of Alderman Walter T. Hamilton after evidence was found insufficient to support the charge.
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Emil Anderson
William G. Andrews
Walter T. Hamilton
Stoneboro Movie House Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the Coliseum theatre in Stoneboro after a large crowd had left. Loss estimated at 25088 dollars, with partial insurance coverage. Origin of the blaze not determined. owner T. K. Greer reported the figure.
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International News Service
Stoneboro
Coliseum
T. K. Greer
Grain market opens higher as ranks shift on September liquidation
Chicago grain prices opened firm with wheat up 4 to 5 cents before September futures were quickly liquidated, easing losses as cash and shipping houses absorbed supply. Corn and oats rose modestly amid short covering and moderate trading, while provisions opened higher for lard.
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Chicago
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged
Shenango Valley Hospital notes list admitted patients John William Blue corn Inez Bluecorn Matthew Imhoff Mrs Susanna Henderson Arthur Daniels with addresses Northview Avenue Butler Avenue Croton Avenue Kittsburgh Pa Discharged patients Mrs Myrtle Fobes Pulaski Robert and Allan Chamberlain East Sutton Street Paul H Steele Kane Pa Sara Eleanor Kohn Laurel Avenue Mrs Irene Miller and baby Mr Jackson Herbert Bura Harmony
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John William Bluecorn
Inez Bluecorn
Northview Avenue
Matthew Imhoff
Butler Avenue
Susanna Henderson
Croton Avenue
Arthur Daniels
Kittsburgh Pa
Myrtle Fobes
Pulaski
Robert and
Allan Chamberlain
East Sutton Street
Paul H. Steele
Kane, Pa
Sara Eleanor Kohn
Laurel Avenue
Irene Miller
Jackson
Herbert Bura
Harmony
Speeders Fined At Police Court
Two speeders paid fines of $10 this morning at the police court. They were A Prioletti and Dallas McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Prioletti
Dallas McCain
Set Hearing Date For Dismissal Of Service Members
State Supreme Court scheduled September 28 in Pittsburgh to hear quo warranto actions brought by Attorney General Woodruff against James S Benn and S Ray Shelby, both dismissed from the Public Service Commission by Gov Pinchot. Benn and Shelby argue dismissals require charges and hearings, while Pinchot claims dismissal at will under the state constitution. Rev and Mrs J D Anderson of Baltimore visited in the city, with Anderson preaching at First Baptist Church.
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Ciate
Harri Cees
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
W. O. Woodruff
James S. Benn
Philadelphia
Gonor Pinchot
Ray Shei
Uniontown
Pinchot
Public Service Commission
Benn
Supreme Court
Shelby
Gov
J. D. Anderson
Baltimore, Md
W. F. Gardner
Sterling
Wallace Avenue
City
Anderson
First Baptist Church
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S. Jefferson Street
W. J. Offutt Co
W.j.offutt Co
Dr. Harper
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Percy B. Walls Motor CO
Mercer Street
Benji
Glass St
Cage Bros. Inc
Mason
Hodgkinson and Sowersby
National Capital
A. M
Bert) Dinsmore
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bly
the Frew Co
Offutt
New Victor Records
Citizens Lumber Co
Bell
White Street
Vulcan Iron Co
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian
H.R. Boyd
Washington St
E Burkes
Princess
Soret
Leeves
Balbriggans
NEW Castle Butler & Jeannette
Castula
Jeannette
Coliseum Theatre
Chicago Grain
Shenango Valley Hospital
Davis Shor CO
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