Akron not the whole cheese in Ohio and Pennsylvania league talks
The Akron Journal and Mee-Keosport News clash over baseball plans with Eddie Murphy sale rumors denied. The Ohio and Pennsylvania league remains intact with Akron and Steubenville potential withdrawals unlikely. A January meeting is called to settle league personnel amid positive signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Journal
Mee- Keesport News
Akron
Eddie Murphy
Erie
Framce
Broderick
Cleveland
Youngstown
Journal Man
Squire Mansfield
Sam Wright
Ohio & Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Season's champions in all lines of sport
A sweeping list of season champions across sports with names and titles. Notable entries include Baseball Pittsburg Nationals manager Fred Clarke Football Yale University captain Tad Coy Boxing Jack Johnson Wrestling Frank Gotch Automobiling Vanderbilt cup H F Grant Alco car Williards Calvin Demarest Pool Tom Hueston Marathon Henri St Yves Shooting Fred Shattuck G A H Tennis Norman Brooks Tennis ladies May Sutton Hazel Hotchkiss Golf open George Nichols Amateur Charles Evans Jr Golf ladies Dorothy Campbell Cycle Frank L Kramer Fly Caster Cal McCarthy Chess Emanuel Lasker Swimming Charles M Daniels Swimming ladies Miss Etheli By ington Bowling L Sutton Bowling ladies Mrs J Reily Skating ice Emanuel Lamy roller Miss Robina Leonard Skier Oscar Gunderson Sculling R Arnst All Round Athlete Martin Sheridan Handball James Kelly Jockey Vincent Powers Gymnastic All Round Champion Frank Jirasek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Nationals
Fred Clarke
Yale University
Tad" Coy
Jack Johnson
Frank Gotch
H. F. Grant
Alco Car
Williards
Calvin Demarest
Tom Hueston
Henri St. Yves
Fred Shattuck
Norman Brooks
May Sutton
Hazel Hotchkiss
Oscar Gunderson
R. Arnst
Martin Sheridan
James Kelly
Vincent Powers
Frank Jirasek
Pulaski Social Roundup Reports Visits and Funeral
Mr. and Mrs J S Wond of New oo and Thelma Hodge with her aunt Mrs James H of Sharon visited Pulaski Monday. Elizabeth Porter Clark’s funeral drew many friends from Pulaski and distant places, with large attendance and pallbearers named.
Bowlers 10 Take Part in Big Meet
New Castle bowlers prepare for the state tournament at Youngstown Ohio. two alleys will be set at Fellowship alleys for practice. The event features maple alleys, fast Diamond lanes, 125 five man teams at Columbus last year, and expects more entries from western Pennsylvania. Local managers issue challenges to top two-man teams nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Youngstown
Shay
Fellowship Alleys
Columbus
Western Pennsylvania
State Line
Beaver Falls
Butler
Erie
Pittsburg
Old City
Franklin
Meadville
Wheeling
Rollman
Cincinnati
Root
Zimmerman
Toledo
Schultz and Sullivan
Cleveland
William Kearns
East Tiverpool
Tommy Davis
Eddie Westwood
Shay and
Bullock
Welsh
Mauser
Fellowship
Sharon
Volunteers Report Successful Christmas Dinner Aid in New Castle
Captain and Mrs. Wildman announce that 125 families received a bountiful Christmas dinner and 140 poor children got a Christmas treat. Each child at the Volunteer armory event received toys books and dolls plus candy and popcorn balls. A financial report lists income and expenditures for the effort with items such as salary meat home mission fund livery printing and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildman
New Castle
Anna Crete
Eas Ike Owe Pmn
Ccccceorencayenceteens
Christmas Visits and Local Holiday Events in New Castle Region
Mr and Mrs Fred Sholler spent Saturday in New Castle. Miss Mary Minnehan visited New Castle Friday. Fred Graham left for Pittsburg to work Friday. Mrs Rebecca Gilson and son Grant spent Christmas in Grove City. Mr and Mrs D D Potter of New Castle spent Christmas at John Potters. M O McConnell John Daniels and Harry Coryea visited New Castle Friday. Harry Rudolph, recently injured, is recovering well. Miss Sarah Kyle visited friends in New Castle and Pulaski. Edward and Charles Kremis of Greenville stayed with uncle BE W Fair. Colwell McConnell and Harry Graham worked in Pittsburg and were home for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Huston Graham of Braddock spent Christmas with Jackson Graham. T H Campbell and sons Leonard and Willis spent Christmas in Princeton. Miss Louisa Foreman of Tionesta concluded extended visit with cousin Thomas Rumbaugh Monday. Presbyterian Christmas entertainment Friday featured a cantata A Surprise for Santa Claus. Methodist Christmas entertainment Saturday at the church featured a fireplace themed setting and strong rendering. First sled load of the season Monday night to White Chapel for a lecture by Rev Reed of Stoneboro, followed by a dainty luncheon at Miss Blanche Thompson’s home. The sledding was fine and all reported an enjoyable evening.
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W. Selby
Edna
West Middlesex
Elizabeth Porter Clark
L. R. Riley
Wampum
Rome
Pulaski
Florence Swagger
C. F. Simpson
Harry Ferrer
Nell Buchanan
Lena Book
Mary McClenahan
Marjie Cover
Laura Houlett
Harriet Miller
Charlies Rk
Presbyterian Church
Harry Perver
B. T. Mitcheltree
L. R. Davidson
Charles Hull
Alex. Marquis
John Neal
Geoft Edeburn
Fred Sholler
New Castle
Mary Minnehan
Fred Graham
Pittsburg
Rebecca Gilson
Grant
Grove City
D. D. Potter
John Potter
M. O. McConnell
John Daniels
Harry Coryea
Harry Rudolph
Sarah Kyle
Edward
Charles Kremis
Greenville
BE. W. Fair
Colwell McConnell
Harry Graham
Huston Graham
Braddock
Jackson Graham
Methodist Church
White Chapel
Reed
Stoneboro
Blanche Thompson
Howe and Isle of Spice headline polar drama and air races
The opera house will show Lyman H. Howe’s dramatic polar discovery sequences and Glenn Curtiss’ Gordon Bennett Cup flight in France. Also featured is Isle of Spice a musical comedy with the Gallaghers and a selection of striking moving pictures at Harris’ Family theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Lyman H. Howe
Opera House
Arctic
America
Glenn Curtiss
France
Mr. Howe
Algeria
Canada
James
Agnes Gallagher
Gallaghers
Moving Pictures
Harris’ Family Theatre
Adelaide Thurston Stars in Contrary Mary at Opera House
Miss Adelaide Thurston headlines at the opera house Friday in Edith Ellis new play Contrary Mary a companion to The Life Minister cited as a warm hearted sympathetic role She is praised for stage mastery personal charm and expressive voice Isle of Spice promotes lively musical entertainment with Allen Lowe George E Stoddard Paul Schindler and Ben M Jerome Powers and Freed present A Study in Harmony and James P Dunlevy performs humorous stories audience warm for first New Castle appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Adelaide Thurston
Mary
Edith Ellis
Miss Thurston
Bobbie
Mary Erwin
Isle of Spice
Allen Lowe
George E. Stoddard
B. C. Whitney
Paul Schindler
Ben M. Jerome
Italy
Powers
Freed
Powers and Freed
New Castle
James P. Dunlevy
Mr. Dunlevy
Mariauch Back in Italy at Harris Family Theatre
Variety fills the Harris Family Theatre with Samuels and Chester performing Thursday through Saturday. The Italian character sketch Mariauch Back in Italy returns humorously as she leaves American pressures for a sunny clime, promised with song and comic bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Family Theatre
Samuels
Chester
Mariauch
Italy
America
Eastbrook Notes on Local Social Visits and Vacations
Eastbrook reports Miss Pearl Hutchinson of Rennerdale spending her vacation at home. Roy McConaghy of Columbus and Miss Alice Hutchinson visit Pittsburg and home respectively. Misses Florence and Nannie McConagh y of New Castle enjoy home vacations. Mr and Mrs William Ruby of Harlansburg Christmas with Campbell couple. Vinnie Culbertson a high school teacher vacations at home near Oil City. Calvin Lee of Wesley visits Dr and Mrs McGeehan. Miss Buanche Lusk of New Castle spends Christmas with grandparents Thomas and Mrs Chambers. Earl and bride Young depart for Detroit to establish home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Florence
Nannie McConaghy
New Castle
William Ruby
Harlansburg
Joseph Campbell
Vinnie Culbertson
Oil City
Calvin Lee
Wesley
W. A. McGeehan
Buanche Lusk
Thomas Chambers
Earl Young
Detroit
A Beautiful Ride Sleigh Adventure with C. W. Cook
A sleigh ride offered by C. W. Cook on South Street costs no more than 40 dollars. The advertisement promises comfort and dignity, a memorable experience, and a welcoming venue during this pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cook
South Street
Realty Transfers Casts Small Dollar Deals Across Boroughs
William Bathwell transfers to George H. Matthews in Union for $1.00. Industrial Land & Improvement Co to William Bathwell in Union for $1.00. R. C. Stiefel to Ellwood City Real Estate Co in Elwood for $1.00. Laura Badger to Ellie Moore in Neshamokin for $1 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bathwell
George H. Matthews
Union
The
Industrial Land & Improvement Company
R. C. Stiefel
Ellwood City Real Estate Company
Elwod
Laura Badger
Ellie Moore
Neshannock
New Silk and Cotton Mousse Fabrics Arrive in Rich Range
A storefront advertises silk and cotton mousse lines in plain weave dots jacquards and diagonals with fifteen to twenty shades per style. Printed silk and cotton mousse features dark prints and tan Persian stripes with rose patterns. Also listed are Madras Ginghams in checks stripes and plaids, cotton crepes with kimono prints, and batistes with color dots stripes and floral prints with prices from 15 to 60 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Village
J. S. Wond
New Oo
Pulaski Monay
Thelma Hodge
James H of
Harry Ferver
Struthers
Mr. Ferver
John Ferver
Helen Bird
Indiana, Pa
S. Gird
Volant
Youngstown, O
Alliance
East Liverpool, O
New Castle, PA
Shackamaxon’’ Worsted Company of
Philadelphia
East Liverpool
Custom Tailoring Establishment
Japan Sea
Peggy Brady
Broomstick Witches
Uncle Sam's Marines
Alma Chester
Eastbrook
Miss Pearl Hutchinson
Rennerdale
Roy McConaghy
Ee PS
BT Ee
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
Harris
Family Theatre
Ces
Powers & Freed
James and
Ireland
Madras
cCones & Buhl North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Miller’s Restaurant
East Washington Street
Dan H. Miller
Reis
E. H. Norris
Bus. Mgr
Charles A. Pusey
New York
Boston
Chicago
Francis X. Hope
Thurston
Africa
Roosevelt
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