Wallace Spencer wedding in Ellwood City society pages
The society notes report the December 18 nuptials of John M. Wallace and Misa Mary Mabelle Spencer at the bride’s parents’ home in Pulaski township. Rev. Henry Foster officiated as the couple, now planning a southern wedding tour, reside with the groom’s sister, and were celebrated amid floral arches and a horseshoe display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wallace
Misa Mary Mabelle Spencer
W. W. Spencer
Pulaski
Wallace
National Steel Company
Youngstown
Henry Foster
New Bedford
South
Moore Family Celebrates 42nd Wedding Anniversary
Forty two years ago Monday Mr and Mrs James L Moore united in marriage at Clarksburg Pennsylvania. The couple later moved to Youngstown where they are now highly respected citizens. Their anniversary gathering included three generations with children and grandchildren present. The family has experienced no recorded deaths in its forty two year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Moore
No. 14
Silver Street
Clarksburg
Sharon
Wilburn Y. Moore
H. A. Moore
New Castle
Mary Moore
Lowellville
David Maddock
City
Quiet Allegheny Home Wedding for Wells and Easthope
Miss Florence K. Wells wed Corneling B. Easthope at her mother Mrs. Harry C. Howards Arch Street residence in Allegheny. Rev. Maitland Alexander officiated at 7 pm in front of relatives and intimate friends. The couple planned an eastern wedding trip and will reside in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Florence K. Wells
Harry C. Howard
Corneling B. Easthope
Ellwood City
Archstree
Maitland Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Wood Street
Nellie, Shaw
Rheymer
Mr. Fasthope
W. Be, Littel
J. Bf. McClurg
Sipper
Elwood City
Millie Brown to Wed William McClay in Christmas Day
The wedding of Miss Millie Brown of Waldo street to William McClay, a young Allegheny businessman, will be a quiet Christmas Day ceremony. The couple will reside in Allegheny and board until spring before setting up housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Millie Brown
Mary Brown
Waldo Street
William McClay
Allegheny
McClay
Local couples wed across cities in recent ceremonies
Charles H. Allen of Youngstown and Mildred Gehrek of this city secured a marriage license in Pittsburg on Thursday and wed there. Perry Flensburg and Anna Merkle, both of this city, married in Youngstown after a Thursday trip. Harry Shoaff and Elsie Reed, residents of this city, united in marriage Thursday in Youngstown. Friends extend congratulations to the newlyweds, Mr and Mrs James M Campbell whose Ellwood City wedding was celebrated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Allen
Youngstown
Mildred Gehrek
Pittsburg
Perry Flensburg
Anna Merkle
Harry Shoaff
Elsie Reed
James M. Campbell
Ellwood City
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From New Castle Resident
H M Getting of 74 Forest street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back and joint pains. He read the ad, bought a box at Hutton's drug store, and found the remedy beneficial. Sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the U S. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Doan
H. M. Getting
Forest Street
Hutton’s
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Bride Elect Miss Sarah Montgomery to Wed William Blews
A Christmas wedding in the city will unite Miss Sarah Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs William Montgomery of Fast Long Avenue with William Blews a heater at the tin mill. Invitations have been issued for the nuptials and many friends will offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Montgomery
William Montgomery
Fast Long Avenue
William Blews
Engagement of Grace Jones Spence and William J Hitchcock
Toledo society leader Mrs Grace Jones Spence announces her engagement to William J Hitchcock of Youngstown. Hitchcock is a nephew of Mrs Paizabeth Rhodes of this city and a member of Wick Avenue's prominent Hitcheses family in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jones Spence
Toledo
William J. Hitchcock
Youngstown
Hitchcock
Paizabeth Rhodes
Peore
William Hitcheses
Wick Avenue
reception for Easthopes at Hotel Oliver after wedding trip
One event of social life in Ellwood was a reception for Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Easthope at the Hotel Oliver on their return from the wedding trip Tuesday evening. The groom manages the Oliver and guests held an impromptu reception in honor of the couple. About 30 people attended and the evening was delightfully spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
C. BP. Easthope
Oliver
Easthope and Wells Tie Knot in Surprise City Wedding
C. D. Easthope proprietor of the Hotel Oliver wed Mrs Florence K. Wells of Allegheny in a surprise ceremony. The couple’s nuptials had been planned for January. Mr and Mrs Easthope arrived in Ellwood City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
C. D. Easthope
Hotel
Oliver
Florence K. Wells
Allegheny
Fasthope
City
Couple Tie the Knot in Lowellville Ceremony
Emuel Shrader of Lowellville and Miss Hattie Crum of East Youngstown wed Thursday evening at six at the home of Rev. 8. M. Chalker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emuel Shrader
Lowellville
Hattie Crum
East Youngstown
8. M. Chalker
Local Obituary Clippings Numerous Names Across Counties
A fragmented list shows many individuals linked to towns such as New Castle Jamestown Neshannock Wampum Pulaski and Youngstown. Names include Enon Lelian Andrews Bertha Blanch Kaufman Dominico Callella Ambrosia Florendino James H. Steen Mary Carroll and others with scattered city assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. I, Lineforth
Eeeeee
Enon
Lelian M. Andrews
Robert Brown
Neshannock
Bertha Blanch Kaufman
Dominico Callella
New Castle
Ambrosia Florendino
Francis Scott Rodgers
Mary A. Carroll
John M. Wallace
Youngstown
Margaret Mabel Spencer
Pulaski
James H. Steen
Wampum
Emma B. Moore
Charles Rendler
Elsie Davies
Thomas L. Davies
May Gritt
John P
Shingleton
Cora Downward
Walter van Fpossen
Nannie Falls
Charles
Crawford Sevtevas
Jamestown
Clara A, Gambell
Social notes from Grove City and surrounding areas
Mrs. Joseph Bonner of Stoneboro visited the city on Thursday with Miss Harriet Wath of Sandy Lake and Miss Myrtle Lowry of Ellwood City staying with Miss May Hoyt. Mrs. Flora McConnell went to New Castle to visit her daughter Mrs Chas Miller. Mrs M B Platt left for Lowellville to visit her daughter Mrs Pete Meehen. Charles Allen was sent to New Castle hospital after his injury. James Needler of Edenburg has improved after illness. John Y McAnnis and Joseph McAnnis attended the funeral of their brother Robert McAnnis in Petersburg. Prof Colter and Mrs Beatty traveled from New Castle to a dance at Hotel Oliver and back. Dr John Alford and wife plan to leave for the south then Florida after visiting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora McConnell
New Castle
Chas. G. Miller
Grove City
Ellwood Advocate
Charles Allen
Ellwood
Prof. Colter
Beaver Falls
Cincinnati
Ditor News
Pal
Lawrence Mercer
Puiler
Harvey W. Felton
Locke
Materia Medica
Eclectic Medical Institute
J. A. Lieoyd
T. F. Collins
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials
An 1890s advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio. It cites endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes internal action and price per bottle. It also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood remedy for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding
Trust Deal in Sharon Depresses Local Hopes
The Sharon Telegraph editorializes on United States Steel’s takeover of Union Steel, lamenting lost prospects for new ventures and a railroad link between Sharon and Donora. It notes ongoing plant operations may continue but rail mill plans seem unlikely and bluff suspicions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Union Stecl
South Sharon
Union Company
Donora
Union Steel Company
Double Tracking the Lowell Line Across 20 Miles
The Pennsylvania and Mahoning Valley electric line between Youngstown and New Castle begins double tracking. Work starts at Haselton with hundreds of workers extending the second track toward New Castle. From Youngstown east of Haselton about five miles were single or double tracks. now two tracks will cover most of the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania & Mahoning Valley Electric
Youngstown
New Castle
Haselton
Cedar Ross and the Allegheny Capture Story
Sheriff James H. Brown of Lawrence County recalls Cedar Ross, born in New Brighton, a lifelong thief from early school years. Ross robbed in Beaver Valley, served seven years at Western Penitentiary for a 1902 Lawrence County robbery, was released early, and later arrested in New Castle in 1985 for another robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Penitentiary
Beaver Falls
Nicholson
Heade Irters
Greenville
New Castle
Cedar
Canton
Columbus
Allegheny
Liberty
Wheeling
Red
William Roney
Cedar Ross
Sheriff Brown
Charles Miller
Miller
Adam Kirkwood
Pittsburg
James H. Brown
Lawrence County
New Brighton
Beaver Valley
Brown
Serious Heart Disease Is Curable
A Chicago doctor promotes a $2.50 course of treatment claiming heart diseases once incurable can be relieved and cured. The notice cites multiple patient testimonials including John Gates and Mary Bradeen, and offers a free examination chart upon request to Franklin Miles, M. D., in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lon
John Gates
Iowa
Myles
Mary A. Bradeen
Rapids
Mic
Philip Metz
Montra
August Kronek
Huntington
Ind
Flora Graeter
Bristolville
R. Parker
Mishawaks
H. E. Cole
Pittsburg
E. Norris
Windsor
Franklin Miles
State Street
Chicago
New Castle News
Steel firm nets 15 million profit in merger absorption
The United States Steel corporation gains about 15 million dollars from absorbing the Union and Sharon Steel companies. Values rise for northwest ore properties, Klondike coal, and regional limestone assets. Sharon invested roughly 6 million, Union similar, with bonds to be worth about 28 million and total payments around 31.1 million. The move secures properties at a favorable price and is expected to be self-financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Sharon Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Klondike
Fayette County
Sharon Company
Union Company
Steel Corporation
Sharon
New Union Steel Company
The
Sharon Union
Robbed Stiglitz's Store at Wampum Allegations Charged
Beaver Falls reports Chief P M Strayer has arrested Myrtle Buchanan and Vernia Powell for receiving stolen goods from Port Bros dry goods in Wampum last November. They trace to Frank Graham jailed in Beaver Falls. Evidence links Graham to multiple robberies across nearby towns and a stolen horse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
P. M. Strayer
Myrtle Buchanan
New Brighton
Vernia Powell
Morado
Port Bros
Frank Graham
Beaver
Strayer
Graham
Joseph Stiglitz
Wampum
A. C. Overlander
Homewood
T. A. Gonnelly
J.T. Hammerly
A. M Beaner
J. W. Bristol
Monaca
Frank O'Neil
A. R Fowler
Chippewa Township
Lawrence County
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Debut
The makers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy release a new product Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They claim to ease constipation biliousness and sick headaches while aiding digestion and appetite. Available from Geo W Clutton 140 Washington Street and John F Neely Long Avenue and Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington Street
John F Neely
Long Avenue
Jefferson Street
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Tonic
An advertisement proclaims a masterful remedy South American Nervine Tonic cures stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims immediate relief from first dose and promises universal cure no matter duration. Sold by G W Clutton and J C Wallace druggists New Castle Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clutton
J. C. Wallace
New Castle
Country teachers honored in defense of rural education
A letter from T. F. Collins argues country teachers in Lawrence and Mercer counties deserve respect over city colleagues. He recalls personal attire and income differences, praises rural instruction, and cites quotes from Harvey W. Felton and J. A. Lloyd praising country schooling.
Quarterly Meeting of Lawrence County Medical Association
The Lawrence County Medical Association holds its quarterly meeting at the Knox Inn on New Year’s. Dinner at noon, business session around 1 50 pm. Dr Robert FE Redmond speaks on obstetric complications. Dr R G Miles presents laboratory methods in medicine. Dr Lee Van Vangtsen covers acute rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Medical Association
Knox Inn
Robert FE. Redmond
R. G. Miles
Lee van Vangtesen
Ellwood Engine Works Sold to Standart Engineers
A Pittsburg paper reports Redding Engineering bought Ellwood City Gas Engine plant equipment and stock for 29000 dollars. Ellwood City Gas Engine Co is absorbed by Standart Engineering which will use the Ellwood works for its own needs and ceases gas engine production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Redding Engineering Company
Ellwood City Gas Engine Company
Ellwood Company
New Standart Engineering Company
Ellwood City
Metal Clock Savings Bank Gift Offer
A Real Estate Trust Co of Pittsburg presents a handsome oxidized metal clock savings bank to anyone opening a savings account with a $3 first deposit. The clock serves as a useful gift and ornament. Capital and surplus are $5,700,000.
Assessors Returns on County Births and Deaths Filed
Returns of the county assessors detailing the number of deaths and births in the county townships were filed in the prothonotary's office on Thursday.
Stolen Goods Recovered at Chewton In Graham Case
Police traced stolen items linked to self confessed thief Frank Graham in Chewton. Officers recovered two shotguns a Winchester a hatchet and liquor from Monaca and Monaco connections amid broader county robberies. Chief Strayer notes more evidence expected as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tculars
Frank Graham
Etrayer
Beaver Falle
Howarth and
Cowan
Orris Beaver
William McClain
New Castle
Chewton
Graham
A. M. Benner
Benner
Coda
Monaca
Bristol's
Monaco
Sra
Bristol
Chief Strayer
Strayer
College Hill
Morado
Frightful accident at Shenango tin mill tears arm
Marshall Bell, 45, of South New Castle, lost his right arm below the elbow Friday afternoon at Shenango’s tin mill when a belt pulled him into a shaft. He was rushed to the hospital, where doctors operated to remove the mangled end and treat his injuries. He worked as a catcher in the tinning department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bell
Shenagno
Bell
Dunn & Rice
South New Castle
Shenango
Electric Bitters Promises Quick Relief for Nervous Upset
A promotional notice claims Electric Bitters can calm nerves, ease sleeplessness and stomach upset, tone the stomach and regulate kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, and purify blood. Priced at 0c with money-back satisfaction, guaranteed by Paisley and Hutton Pharmacies and John F. Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley and
Hutton Pharmacies
John F. Neely
Long Avenue
Cedar Ross Indicted for Felonious Assault and Burglary
Samuel Ross known as Cedar Ross, the alleged professional burglar arrested in Allegheny, was indicted at Pittsburg on two bills. One charges felonious assault and battery against Henry Kleiman, a plumber, and the other for entering a building with intent to commit a felony and larceny. He is indicted as Samuel Ross with multiple aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ross
Cedar Ross
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Henry Kleiman
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Wallace-Spencer
Shehy Street
Campbell
Minnie Rice
Easthope-Wells
McClay-Brown
HRM Foundation
Ellwood Bridegroom
Shrader-Crum
Joseph Bonner
Stoneboro
Harriet Wath
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Myrtle Lowry
May Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
M. B. Platt
Division Street
Pete Meehen
James Needler
Edenburg
John Y. McAnnis
Joseph McAnnis
Petersburg
Robert McAntiis
Lowell
Stiglitez
Investmentea
Lawrence Savings @ Trust Company
Quarterly Meeting
OF Medical Association
Dewitt & Co
Ian
Cubbison’s
Paisley
Paisley’s
Mahoningtown
Newbrighton
Fourth Avenue
Crosby Frisian Fur Company
Mill Street
Rochester
Tomas
George W. Clutton
Thompson
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