Childrens Cantata at Ellwood City Reform Church
The Reformed church on Eighth Street and Crescent Avenue will present The Childs King on Christmas Day at 8 AM with a morning cantata and a church treat. The program features readings prayers songs and solos by Sunday school members led by Rev. A K Kline and Rev. Ss A Stamm.
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Reformed Church
Eighth Street
Crescent Avenue
Ellwood City
King of Kings
Kings
Kenie
Dorothea Harold
Three Kings
Samuel Scheidemantle
Arthur Nickles
Hark
Herald Angels
Council mocks Lanegan as new Bell telephone installed
The city building got a Bell telephone gifted by Superintendent Boynton without Lanegan, chair of the building committee, knowing. Lanegan confronted Boynton by phone about authority for the install and demanded its removal, then learned the service was free but insisted on action.
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J. W. Lanegan
Boynton
Kirk
Borough Council to convene Monday on light contract
The borough council calls a Monday night meeting to discuss general items and likely decision on the electric light contract. Two bids have been received from Harmony Street Car and Pennsylvania Power. If not renewed by January 1 the light will be turned off. other borough business will also be considered.
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Harmony Street Car Company
Pennsylvania Power Company
Beav er County Man Detained Over Orphan Home Solicit
Chief of Police Reilley pursued Nowlins of Beaver county who visited New Brighton soliciting funds for an orphan home. He carried no credentials and was released for lack of evidence after a house to house canvass drew many residents’ objections. No law barred solicitation, leaving borough authorities powerless to act.
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Reilley
Nowlins
Beaver County
New Brighton
Borough and board of trade unite against B and O action
The board of trade will assist the borough in pressuring the B and O Railroad. A joint committee from the board and council will confer with company officials to urge fair treatment. Ellwood taxpayers question why the line shut two streets and worsened local access.
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Board of Trade
Ellwood
Christmas Display Planned at Presbyterian Church
A short Christmas program is proposed at the Christ mas church with extra music and a treat for children. The pastor will give a brief address before the treat, and the plan aims for a short gathering to avoid keeping children indoors too long.
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Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Presses B. and O. Over Street Clash and Hoops Win
Ellwood City faces Baltimore and Ohio to reopen Spring avenue and restore Fourth street with an under grade crossing idea. The council aims to force vacating the closed street and move the railroad turntable and water tank, while Ellwood wins 34 to 15 over Lawrenceville AA in a basketball game with Wilson 10, Connery 8, Pollard 6 totaling key scorers.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fourth Street
Spring Avenue
New Castle
Humphrey
Fifth Street
Commerican Street
Spring Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Lawrenceville AA
Wilson
Earle Connery
Myers Pollard
Cor i Sax Once
Bloom Cadp Bie O'S
Mooney Galisiale
Guare So
Ellwood Opera House Hosts Notable Hospital Lecture Show
The Ellwood opera house overflowed for the hospital lecture course third night. Miss Emma Bauman of New Castle delighted the crowd as a top soprano, earning generous applause and encores. The Concert Trio members also performed well, drawing attendees from New Castle and pleasing local music lovers.
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Ellwood Opera House
Emma Bauman
New Castle
Miss Bauman
Merkle Elected to Hazel Dell School Board
Fred Merkle of Hazel Dell was elected a member of the Hazel Dell school board and will be sworn in at the next board meeting. He replaces W. V. Johnson who resigned after moving to Ellwood. The board discussed a new school building but took no action.
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Fred Merkle
Hazel Dell
Mr. Merkle
W. V. Johnson
Ellwood
New Castle Residents Chat and Visit Nearby towns
A series of visits and returns list residents from New Castle and nearby areas. M Keller P W Blocher S S Vance J E Wilkinson Walter Getman Harry Sheaff and Harry Preston were in Ellwood or New Castle on recent days. Attorneys W K Hugus and Wylie McCaslin visited Ellwood for business and calls. John Wright returned from Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Householder spent Thursday with friends before returning home.
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M. Keller
New Castle
P. W. Blocher
S. S. Vance
Ellwood
J. E. Wilkinson
Walter Getman
Harry Sheaff
Harry Preston
W. K. Hugus
Irvin Campbell
Ralph Gillespie
Wisconsin
E. L. Cunningham
Painesville
John Wright
Pittsburg
Wylie McCaslin
Mrs. Householder
Zelienople
Dufford's to Close Out Stock Despite Costs
Dufford's announces stock must be cleared out and will not handle toys in the future. The notice states a full liquidation approach with prices listed as £ 0312.
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Dufford’s
Garbage collector denied city aid for incinerator
H H Updegraff in charge of city garbage disposal sought at least 150 dollars from the city to operate the incineration plant. Health committee returned the request with a negative recommendation and the council voted to refer it.
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H. H. Updegraff
Updegraff
Aged Prospect man in bad shape after hip injury
Enos McDonald, an eighty four year old Prospect resident and Civil War veteran, remains not improving after a three week old broken hip from a fall in Butler. Friends fear he may not regain use of the injured limb. He attended a Fredericksburg reunion recently.
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Enos McDonald
Butler
McDonald
Fredericksburg
New Castle Street
Woman dies after never riding a streetcar in life
Schaeferstown Pennsylvania report says Katharine Ream, 65, died of rheumatism after never having ridden a street railway or seen a streetcar in her life. She lived in Schaeferstown and died December 19.
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Schaefertown
Katherine Ream
Youngstown Vindicator Raises Fund for Gift Drive
The Youngstown Vindicator reports a community effort raising about $1000 to purchase gifts for poor children in Youngstown. Local residents donated generously to support the drive and ensure holiday cheer for needy families.
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Youngstown
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal Promises Home Rheumatism Cure
A letter from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. She claims the remedy removes uric acid from blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and brightens vision, with testimonials from thousands. Readers are invited to write to Box B Notre Dame Ind for details.
Local Notes From Pulaski and New Castle
G M Wuffey visited New Castle while Earl Stambaugh called on his trade there. Cc S Terrill traveled to Franklin Pa on business. B E Mitcheltree builds a house on land bought from M J Buchanan. Mr and Mrs W W Gibson and others visited New Castle Thursday. The Adamses left for Mantua Ohio to visit a brother. The Raysers and child returned from Ellwood and New Castle. Rev T W Douglas of New Castle will preach and administer communion at Pulaski M E on Sunday evening.
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G. M. Wuffey
New Castle
Earl Stambaugh
Cc. S. Terrill
Franklin
B. E. Mitcheltree
M. J. Buchanan
W. W. Gibson
H. A. Terrill
Clyde Book
J. W. Adams
Mantua
Widow Seeks 25000 Damages in Railroad Death Suit
Mrs. Maud Burke sues the Pennsylvania Railroad in Lawrence County for 25000 dollars for the death of her husband Robert Burke in Erie on November 7. She claims the fatality was caused by insufficient air brake power and negligence in not equipping cars with proper brakes. It is noted as the second Erie case filed in the county courts that week.
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Maud Burke
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lawrence County
Robert Burke
Erie
Burke
Thayer to Stay On As City Health Official
Dr I E Thayer assistant health officer will be retained by the city for another 60 days. The health committee voted after hearing a statement from Dr Thayer who works on milk and cream tests in the newly fitted laboratory. He will remain until the regular inspector of foods and milk is appointed in May next year.
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I. E. Thayer
Thayer
Christmas Cut Glass Sets From Davis Cooke & Co
Christmas suggestions in cut glass include punch sets water sets wine sets ice cream sets bowls vases sherbets celery trays and sherbets. Best grade at low prices. Davis Cooke & Co 206 207 Greer Building 1021 George 8S. Johnson of East Long Avenue a doubler in the Shenango tin mill returned Friday after several days with relatives in Cleveland.
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Davis, Cooke & Co
Greer
George 8S. Johnson
East
Long Avenue
Shenango
Cleveland
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