Ellwood City Hospital Fund Boosts With New Lecture Series
Ellwood City hosts a new hospital fundraiser lecture course starting October 16. Notable attractions include the Whitney Brothers quartet on October 6 and John B. Ratto on November 24. A December 18 concert trio features Emma J. Bauman Ruth Bowers and Charles W. Moore. Dr. John Merritte Driver performs February 11, Cutter Mack entertain March 24, and five regular acts aim to bolster hospital funds with ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
H. BE. Helling
Whitney Brothers
Quaret
Ellwood
John B. Ratto
the People’s Church of
Chiciss
Driver
Cutter-Mack
George Cutter
Boston
Jesse Mack
John G. McKim
Hospital
Rabbi Siewitz Departs After Brief County Visit
Rabbi Siewitz, pastor of a large Pittsburg congregation, left town yesterday after visiting his niece Mrs. J. L. Caplan on Spring Avenue. He is well known in this county and has relatives in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Siewitz
J. L. Caplan
Spring Avenue
Siewitz
New Castle
Pittsburg
Local visitors and arrivals noted around town
Monday reports list Edward Roelofs and J T Campbell of Butler in town yesterday. H W Dambach and H G Preston from New Castle and Pittsburg visitors, with Liam Bismark of Oil City also visiting. Emily Brenner returns from Ohio trip. Mr and Mrs H F Liebendorfer and Mr and Mrs J F Hines of Roaring Springs visiting Scott Carl’s home. Mrs B F Ross family and Mrs Ross mother visit, return from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roelofs
Butler Flair
J. T. Campbell
Butler
H. W. Dambach
Pittsburg
H. G. Preston
New Castle
H. Douthitt
Liam Bismark
Oil City
Emily Brenner
Ohio
H. F. Liebendorfer
J. F. Hines
Roaring Springs
Scott Carl
B. F. Ross
Mr. Ross
Cleveland
A Notre Dame Lady’s Free Rheumatism Treatment
A Notre Dame woman offers a home remedy that she says cures rheumatism and related pains without climate change. The宣 claim states the treatment purges uric acid from blood, loosens joints, purifies blood, and refreshes the body. proof is promised to those who write to M. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Union Evangelistic Services Set to Begin September 6
Ellwood City announces a multiweek union revival at the Casino skating rink starting Sunday September 6 under the area ministerial association. Rev. W. W. Orr of New York will lead. local ministers J. C. McDonald A. K. Kline H. W. Rendall W. A. Renton F. L. Taylor and G. M. Davis organized the effort. Churches join in, evening services will be suspended, choirs from all churches rehearse, daylight sessions may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Casino Skating Rink
W. W. Orr
New York
J. C. McDonald
A. K. Kline
H. W. Rendall
W. A. Renton
F. L. Taylor
G. M. Davis
Police Chief Guides Demented Elder Through Rough Morning
Ed Reilley, police chief, acted as guardian for a nearsighted elder on Crescent avenue after the man hurled a brick in anger. Reilley restrained the thrower, calmed him, and escorted him around town before delivering him home with medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Avenue
Reilley
Zelienople Q Q Q club mystery intrigues locals
The Q Q Q club of Zelienople drew curiosity as curious youths journeyed to study the secret order. Rev. H W Rendall and H E Helling investigated on Thursday but learned only that the club exists. the meaning of its initials remains unknown and they will revisit the mystery later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Q. Q. Q. Club
Zelienople
H. W. Rendall
H. E. Helling
Carrie Grantley Plans 15 Day Canada Trip
Miss Carrie Grantley assistant clerk at the post office travels in the lake region visiting Canadian towns. She will spend days at Niagara Falls and Buffalo then proceed to Canada meeting News Outing girls in Toronto. She will be gone for about 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Grantley
Lake Region
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Canada
Toronto
Ha zel Dell School Directors to Meet on Eve of Year
Teachers and directors of the Ha zel Dell schools will meet tonight at the school house to reach a perfect understanding for the year. Attendees include all directors and teachers and they will discuss several unsettled points in school management. School opens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Forge and Shelby Battle in Crucial Championship Game
The Forge and Shelby teams clash in a pivotal third game of the county amateur series. Forge aims to clinch the series while Shelby seeks the pennant with a county championship at stake. A record crowd fills the stands as the contest promises high drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Forge
Atendance
Ed Reilley Tightens City Policing on Street Disorder
Since Ed Reilley took charge of the town police, street disorder has decreased as he crack down on swearing and loitering. He vows to remove objectionable behavior and end street spitting, presenting a tougher stance on public conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reilley
Reilley
City Leaders Push Moral Cleanliness in Local Ordinance Fight
Officials backed by the council and burgess push for strict measures against two evils to keep the town morally and physically clean. The push signals stronger enforcement of ordinances and community standards in the area.
Burgess John H Hossler Prepares Canada Visit
Burgess John H. Hossler, suffering hay fever, plans to escape to Canada or a northern country. He intended to depart September 1 but delays to a few days due to an assistant's late arrival. He expects to be away about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess John H. Hossler
Canada
Illness Mistake Corrected in Household Notice
Miss May Reese, housekeeper for Thomas Dugan, is ill. A published report misstated Mrs Dugan as ill. she has been deceased for several years, a fact well known locally.
Juror Bias Shifts Damages in Oil City Suit
Judge Criswell criticizes juries for favoring municipalities and corporations in negligence cases. In the Oil City suit by Mr. and Mrs. Steelefing, the woman’s damages are cut from 1000 to 750 dollars and the husband’s from 500 to 0, with the court deeming awards excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Criswell
Venango County
Franklin News
Henry Steelefing
Minister O B Milligan Dies After Self Inflicted Shot
Rev O B Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Canton Ohio shot himself with a shotgun. It was not yet clear if the act was accidental or premeditated. Milligan a Wooster University trustee and prominent in state church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
O. B. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Milligan
Wooster University
Ohio
Still trouble at Pardoe Mines
Jim Melle a striking miner at the Filer mines Pardoe was captured by state constabulary to stop him firing a shotgun at Dominic and John Cristo. The brothers had just returned from work. Melle was bound over to court and John Callazza charged with interfering with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Melle
Filer
Pardoe
State Constabulary
Dominic
John Cristo
John Callazza
Woman Saves Her Three Children From Gas Stove Explosion
By quick presence of mind Mrs. Fred Williamson of Youngstown pulled her three children from danger when a gasoline stove exploded and fire engulfed the area. She barely escaped with the children as flames swept through the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williamson
Youngstown
Farmers Supply Co. Announces New Farm Goods Shipment
Notice lists Fancy Timothy seed gear and farm equipment including Hallock potato diggers Kemp manure spreaders sulky plows harrows cream separators engines and wagons. Also offers fodder cutters silage equipment and lime sewers at right prices and terms at 6 to 10 Cunningham St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallock
Kemp
Brookville
Ligonier
Farmers’ Supply CO
Cunningham St
Tomorrow's pulpit topics across city churches
A list of Sunday services across multiple churches. Morning sermons, Sunday schools start times, and guest pastors from Fre mont to Clarksville are noted along with evening subjects and midweek activities. Includes First Presbyterian Fourth Presbyterian Maitland Memorial and more with union services and special Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
A. B. McCormick
Charter Streets
W. G. McConnell
R. C. van Eman
Clarksville
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
South Mill and
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
W. J. Waters
C. E
C. Greer
R. P. Church
Corner Oak
Pine Streets
J. S. Martin
Christ
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Christian Alliance
Morris Street
Morehead Avenue
J. H. Boon
Bible School
McCleary Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
James M. Ferguson
First Methodist
Elmer E. Higley
Croton Avenue
M. E
J. L. Stratton
Paul
Grace M. E
Reynolds and
Agnew Streets
H. M. Burns
T. Francis
E. McWilliams
J. A. Mcffaughey
Union Baptist Church
James’ Frey
God
Bethany English Lutherans Church
Pittsburg
Suttons Streets
C. G. Leatherman
East Long Avenue
Almira Home
Third United Presbyterian
Beckford
J. Elmer Campbell
J. J. Sharp
Young People’s Christian Union
Frazer
Union Services To Close Sunday
The First Methodist church will end the Sunday evening union meetings of the North Jefferson Street churches. Each service has been satisfactory to the pastors and to the members of the congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munion
Young People's Societies
Jefferson Street
Elmer E. Higley
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
L. M. Upperman
South Mill Street
Christian Endeavor
Frances Williams
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Highland and Park
R. H. Mulholland
Bethodist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arbuckles
St. Wright & Egbert
Rio
Ellwood City News
Ellwood Personals
Notre Dame Lady's
Johnston's
Lawrence Avé
Casino Rink
Evangelist Orr Will
Guardian
Miss Reese
Pardoe Mines
Clarence G. Miller
Fremont, O
Third Christian Church
Seventh Ward
J. F. Baxter
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Southwest Corner
Jefferson and
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
Ing
Central Christian Church
Corner Long
Pennsylvania Avenues
A. H. Jordan
Bible
Clifton Flats
Emannuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
W. J. John
W. A. Johns
Peter
W. FP. Barber
St. Andrew's Mission
Corner Mill
John Felton
R. G. Roscamp
Washburn
Crosby's
Gill Geim
Quick Service
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!