Resignations and new posts in Sharon area
Colnot GES with Jones Loughlin at Aliquippa Pa after leaving Carnegie furnaces. Price Sang, baritone singer, returned from Franklin after installation service. Grace Baker entertained friends with games and music. Rev Owen Thomas resigns as Welsh Congregational pastor. George Williams accepts job at American Can plant. Joe Harrison moves to South Mercer. Luke Williams returns from visiting. George Shaffer moves to Mast Long. Frank Whitman moves to Division. Jamie Herron ill with pneumonia. Clara Olton ill with rheumatism. M S Lewallyn from Youngstown visiting. Fred Swisher recovering from illness. Bert Jones to visit Steubenville. Jessie Wilking visiting from Youngstown.
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Thomas
Owen Thomas
Welsh Congregational Church
South Sharon
Will Graham
South Jefferson Street
Pitteburr
Joe Harrison
Scioto Street
South Mercer Street
Luke Williams
Bleakley Avenue
Sharon
George Shaffer
South Mill Street
Mast
Long Avenue
Frank [Whitmen
Division Street
Jamie Herron
South New Castleboro
Mise
Clara Olton
Terrace Avedue
Liewallyn
Youngstown
Fred Swisher
Hast Longavenue
Standard Steel Car Company
Bert Jones
Moravia Street
tWe Hot Mill
Shenango Tin Plant
Steuhenville
Jessie Wilking
Will Smith
Big Run Street
Widow Seeks Cash Believed Loan From Late Husband
Mrs. Margaret Knauff of Zelienople sues Edward Knauf the estate administrator for $1,485 claiming she loaned her husband Frederick M. Knauf money from estate funds. Knauf died without a will leaving about $6,000 in property. The widow asserts she has a rightful interest in the estate and seeks repayment of her loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Knauff
Zelien~ople
Edward Knauf
Rederick M. Knauf
Butler Bar Association Raises License Fee to 200
The Butler Bar Association adopts a higher license fee set at 200 dollars for presenting nonlicense applications. In New Castle fees range from 5 to 600 dollars with most applicants paying about 100. Only one case notes a fee as high as 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Bar Association
New Castle
Bank sues church over note for 1500 dollars
The First National Bank of Millersville files a suit for 1500 dollars against St. Mary's Polish Church on a note assigned to Fidelity Funding Company. The case references the noted controversy tied to Patrick J. Kejran and related manipulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Millersville
St. Mary's Polish Church
Fidelity Funding Company
Patrick J. Kejran
Christmas Cut Glass and Tableware Display
A concise item noting Christmas suggestions in cut glass items such as punch sets, water sets, wine sets, ice cream bowls, and vases. Mentions Lavin Cooke & Co, 206-207 Greer Tide, in a period shop display style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowest Priors
Lavin, Cooke & Co
Greer Tide
Permanent relief in water supply for New Castle railroads
Officials of Baltimore & Ohio Pennsylvania and Pittsburg and Lake Erie report rains solved water shortage. Locomotive crews faced drought during four months as water tanks failed but are now in good condition and plentiful. Lewis Davis, B&O machinist, granted annual vacation, travels east. P&LE railroad authorizes purchase of 10 000 tons steel rail for 1909, double 1908 usage. White resigns as car loading clerk at the Urle Youngstown depot and moves to New Castle to join his father’s business. Louis A Henry and Toulse Columbine, two well known Pittsburgh brakemen, married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Lewis Davis
Hast Long Avenue
New Castle Junction
Davis
Philadelphia
The
Pittsburs & Lake
Rte Railroad
Schoonmaier
J. R. White
Youngatown
Honeymoons and health notes in brief items
Briefs and personals from the region note Engineer Moore of the B and D back from illness. Brakerean Davis of the Pennsylvania ill and off duty. Conway a New Castle visitor. Flagman Morrison of the Pennsylvania reported off duty due to illness. Fireman Gleason of the Baltimore and Ohio returns from vacation. Fireman Franklin of the Pennsylvania on a vacation with relatives in Oil City. Bert Truman of West Cherry street visiting relatives in Cleveland. A display of cut glass touted as finest with low prices. Davis Cooke and Company at 200-207 Greer Ride, PortL.
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Oil City
Bert Truman
West Cherry Street
la Pennsylvania
Cleveland
New Castle
Davis Cooke & Company
Greer Ride
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Moravia St
Bell Phone
Union National Dank
Whitla Plumbing Co
Croton Ave
Bil Licknon
Realuor St
Windianapolle
Colnot Ges
Jones Laughlin
Carnegio Frannscia
Aliquippa
Chatlow Colnot
Rheridan Avenue
Carnegis
Jones & Loughlin Btos Company
Alinuippi
Colnet
Carnegie
Burfslo
BE. R. Thomas Automobile Company
Aliquippi
Grace Baker
George Williams
Greer Tin Mill
American Can Company
Mather Bros. CO. Ie and Retail Jewelers
China
Seather
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
East Washington Street
New Castle Railroad
Phew Qad
MariRan
Louis A. Henry
Toulse Columbine
Pitts
Kodaks
Meizier’s
SEAL
North Mill ST
Graham
A. Bonna
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