The News Company Announcement and Subscription Rates
Publisher details notice from The News Company New Castle Pa announces ownership by Mrs. George E. Treadwell and the manager editor. Subscription rates listed including weekly ten cents yearly five dollars and by mail three hundred dollars per year. Public interest correspondence invited from county readers. Checks and money orders should be made payable to The News Company New Castle Pa.
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Notich
New Castle
The News Contest Man Curtis Drives Local Ad Campaign
The News highlights the two month St. Lawrence River Outing Contest with Bertrand E. Curtis handling publicity and canvassing New Castle. A city survey showed The News domination, Curtis promises increased collections and new business, while readers and non readers engage in the coupon based counting and vote system.
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St. Lawrence
Bertrand E. Curtis
Curtis
New Castle
Fix
Green
News 8
Aly
Daily News
Notable Fair Contest Ends With Broad Public Support
The News reports a well run contest among candidates with strict money handling and no padding. All records of the entire contest are open for recounts, showing careful audits and widespread cooperation from contestants and supporters. The paper credits Mr. Curtis for management and the contestants for sincerity and fair play.
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Curtis
Bone Setter Reese Cures Cripple Miss Gibson
After 13 years confined to a wheelchair Miss Lizzie Gibson of Pittsburg, visiting Mt. Jackson, was cured by Bonesetter Reese of Youngstown. Reese treated her back bones. she walked again and improved rapidly. She and her sister Miss Ellen Gibson then planned a visit to Beav er.
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Lizzie Gibson
Pittsburg
R. M. Gibson
Mt. Jackson
Bonesetter Reese
Youngstown
Miss Gibson
Bad Roads Cause Driving Accident Near Mt. Jackson
While returning from Youngstown Perry Hieber of Mt. Jackson was badly injured in a road accident near the home of Harry Fullerton in North Beaver township. The horse bolted, throwing the party from the carriage. Perry was cut and bruised and his brother Frank was pinned and unconscious for a time.
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Youngstown
Perry Hieber
Mt. Jackson
Harry Fullerton
Beaver Township
Perry
Frank
Diphtheria Strikes Lewis Family in Local Home
Four cases of diphtheria were reported to Health Officer Will McCandless, all in one family. Annie Elizabeth Mary and James Lewis, aged 3.5 7 and 9, are children of David Lewis of 159 Galbreath Street and fell ill within a day or two.
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Will McCandless
Annie
Elizabeth
Mary
James Lewis
David Lewis
Galbreath Street
Unlucky 13 Held No Terrors For 11
Mayor Harry Lusk dealt with 18 drunks and disorderlies in a Sunday morning hearing. Two were fined five dollars each, while the rest received lectures and release.
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Harry Lusk
St. Marys School Opens Wednesday for Fall Session
St. Marys school plans its fall session opening on Wednesday morning September 2. Students attend mass at 8:30 in the church before promotions in the school rooms. Preparations are underway for a large enrollment and opening activities. Both Republican and Democratic campaign headquarters in Youngstown open September 15.
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St. Mary's School
Youngstown
Hints and Dints The Editor
A mosaic of clipped quips and social notes from various papers. Jests about editors, local politics, milk prices, and teaching methods mix with amusing verses and curiosities. The compilation hints at editorial humor and regional concerns without a single cohesive narrative.
Three Killed When Powder Mill Explodes
A powder mill explosion near Lowellville killed three workers and injured others. Gruber Radovich and two others perished after hours of neglect as flames and smoke filled the ash-filled ruin. Witnesses accuse officials of delaying medical help while workers stood by.
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Lowellville
Lazach
Cunningham
Gruber
Youngstown
Rado
Radovich
Sarah
Quakertown
Powder Company
Austria
Westfield church to host reception for new pastor Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Applegate of East Liverpool visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gibson. Miss Lizzie Gibson and Miss Ellen Gibson of Pittsburgh left for Beaver after visiting the Gibsons. The Westfield church congregation will hold a reception Wednesday evening September 2 for their new pastor Rev Porter and his family from McKeesport.
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Charles Applegate
East Liverpool
R. M. Gibson
Lizzie
Ellen Gibson
Pittsburg
Beaver
Westfield Church
Porter
McKeesport
Silver Wedding Anniversary at Wampum honors McConahys
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McConahy was celebrated near Wam p um on Saturday August 29 with about 100 guests from Pittsburg Homewood New Castle Princeton and Wampum. An elaborate 2 pm dinner preceded presentations and speeches by Dr. George Medard. The evening featured an old fashioned barn dance until 11 30. Attendees included Dr. George Medard Mrs F P Major Mrs D H Orris and many others from nearby communities.
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Phillip McConahy
Wampum
Pittsburg
Homewood
New Castle
Princeton
George Medard
F. P. Major
D. H. Orris
Lenora
John McC
Clarinda Tillia
Margaret
Chewton
Social luncheon hosts Mrs Moore and guests
Mrs. E. D. Moore of Lincoln Avenue entertained Miss Jessie Wilson of North Mercer Street and her guests, the Misses Elizabeth and Lucile Wilson, of Pittsburg, at luncheon on Saturday afternoon.
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E. D. Moore
Lincoln Avenue
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Elizabeth and
Lucile Wilson
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church Reception for New Pastor Porter
At Mt. Jackson the Presbyterian church will host a reception in the church Wednesday evening honoring their new pastor Rev Porter and his family.
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Westfield Presbyterian Church
Mt. Jackson
Porter
Ladies visit Cambridge Springs on Wallace machine trip
Misses Rachel Wallace and Eleanor Wallace, along with Dr. William R. Jones and Reed Megown, of this city, visited Cambridge Springs on Sunday to see the Wallace machine and returned home in the evening.
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Cambridge Springs
Rachel Wallace
Eleanor Wallace
William R. Jones
Reed Megown
Wallace Machine
Rhodes Family Returns From Geneva-on-the-Lake
Mrs C W Rhodes Miss Sallie Rhodes and Herman Rhodes of Edgewood avenue have returned home after a sojourn at Geneva-on-the-Lake. Miss Rhodes also spent time as the guest of friends in Cleveland.
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C. W. Rhodes
Sallie Rhodes
Herman Rhodes
Edgewood Avenue
Geneva-on-the-Lake
Miss Rhodes
Cleveland
Primary department entertains pupils at church
The teachers of the primary department of the First Christian church will entertain the pupils of their department at the church Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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First Christian Church
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning
A long list records James R Long and Miss Wave Mills guests across town. Many others including Rev O Shea, Misses Smith and Wilson, and the Kendalls travel to Buckeye or lake regions, with several returning from extended visits and tours in states and Canada.
Visitors and Illness Highlight Grove City Update
New Bedford company P Johnson and wife guesting with friends in Grove City while W S Lowry lies very ill with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Van Meter attend a reunion at Lordstown Ohio Saturday. Mrs Frank Moeschberger and family ...
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P. Johnson
Grove City
W. S. Lowry
van Meter
Lordstown
Satay
Frank Moeschberger
Pittsburg Socials Highlight Rev. Ludwig Home Gathering
In Pittsburg, gatherings unfold at the home of Rev. John C. Ludwig with local attendees. E. E. Moore of Canton returns home after visiting his sisters Mrs. Murdock and Mrs. [illegible].
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