Norris to Retire From Business After Long Family Run
Norris to retire Tuesday after passing the J. C. Norris and Son grocery and department store to Gilbert C. Scheidemantle. The store, on North Liberty Street in Mahoningtown, has operated since 1880s and grown into a three story 42 by 94 foot building. Joseph J. Norris, son of J. C. Norris, joined the firm about ten years ago and the name changed to J. C. Norris and Son.
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J. C.norris and Son
Joseph J. Morris
Liberty Street
Seventh Ward
Jud-son
Sorris
P Maaelor
Gilbert C. Scheidemantle
North Cedar Street
Mahoningtowiy Anl
Darlington Avenue
North Liberty
Joseph J. Norris
J. C. Norris
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Norris
Norris
Mahoningtown
New Castle
Madison Avenue
Clayton Street
Cedar Street
Newell Avenue
Raney
Kilkenny
Hirde Drug Store
Tven
Pennsylvania
Isburgh and Western
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canary Bird In Waynesburg To Solve Two Deaths
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania authorities use a canary to gauge deadly fumes from a stove in the Thompson house where Charles Thompson and housekeeper Mabel Ward died after carbon monoxide poisoning. Five mourners were rescued as doors and windows were shut. The canary’s reaction could indicate whether fumes caused the deaths.
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Waynesburg
Ational News
Esburg
Charles Thompson
Mabel Ward
Thompson
National Officers Here January 1 Castle Council Meeting
Castle Council No. 865 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics plans a union meeting January 11 in the PT hall with national officers and members from Akron Warren Barberton Niles Youngstown Sharon Greenville Butler Woodlawn New Brighton Monaca. National officers include National Councillor Thomas Wilters Philadelphia National Secretary James L Wilmeth and National Junior Post Councillor Joseph Tunison. The session, first visit in over 20 years, is led by National Junior Past Councillor Joseph Tunison. Auto buses from Akron will attend with state officers from Ohio and officials of the Junior Mechanics orphan home in Tiffin also set to attend.
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Thomas Wilters
Philadelphia
James L. Wilmeth
National Junior Post
Joseph Tunison
National
Akron Council
iThey
Ohio
Junior Mechanics Orphane Home
Tiffin
Valuables Lost On Pittsburgh Street Cars Revealed
Pittsburgh officials report that $62,627.57 in articles lost by passengers on the Pittsburgh Street Railways Company over 20 years, with 488 found and 629 unclaimed in the six months to December 1. The largest single find was a purse with $211.25 and a tree of 36 alamonds worth $3,800. Money not found goes to the employees' benefit fund.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Street Railways Company
Jth
Timaslorp
No midweek prayer meeting at First M. E. Church
There will be no mid-week service at the First Methodist Episcopal Church this evening due to World War Night services planned for tomorrow at six o clock in the church.
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M. E. Church
Sto le
Harlow resigns coaching job at Colgate University
New York report states Colgate University football coach Harlow resigns amid rumors of an offer from Western Maryland. Athletic council members deny plans to reconsider the vacancy at their meeting, with commentary noting diplomacy and organizational shifts in the program.
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Harlow
Colgate University
Cinternational News Service
New York
Colgate
Athletic Council
Brick Harlow
Maryland
Jones Named President of Welsh Lodge Star of Wales No 60
Hewy T Jones was named president of the Star of Wales lodges No 60 True Ivorltes of America at Saturday's meeting. Officers elected include Dan Richards past president Griffith Phillips vice president Thomas O Thomas financial secretary Daniel Williams treasurer W F Johns recording secretary Williott Davies stewards Bendae min M Hlfarthind conductor Mod Fowler youth guardian Emrys Lewis guard Thomas Jey Griffith Phamags Henry Jones trustees Daniel Tlehnerds Nenju mid Fowler and Griffith Phillips. Committees were named to translate by laws into English and a joint meeting with Martha lodge is set for Saturday January 3 at 6:30 pm with dinner and program at the Hmmnananel Haptist church.
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Hewy T. Jones
Star of Wales
True Ivorltes of America
Offeersa
Danial Richards
Grifffith Phillips
Thomas 0. Thomas
Daniel Williams
Whelam A. Johns
Williott J. Davies
Bendaemin MH Lfarthind
Mod, Fowler
Dne
Idea Guardian
Emrys Lewis
Uuteite Guardiing
Thomas Jey
Griffith Phamags
Henry Jones
Daniel Tlehnerds
Nenjumid
Fowler
Grifith Phillips
Willan J. Navles
Gridith
Thomas
Com
Ohio Car Damaged Tuesday In Lowellville Incident
Walter of Lowellville reported to police that while driving on East Washington Street near Arlington Avenue a Pennsylvania-licensed car R-35-490 was about to turn Arlington Avenue when a truck machine without a witness caused considerable damage. The report mentions boxing note about Jack Dempser and implies doubt about his return to defend a title.
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Walter
Lowellville
Washington Street
Arlington Avenue
Justice Officials Study Wheeler Case
Justice officials in Washington studied Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana to decide whether to appeal a DC Supreme Court ruling sustaining a demurrer to the indictment on conspiracy to defraud the government in oil and gas land pore units. Indications inside the department suggested the Wheeler prosecution would be dropped after a spate of reversals in federal and Montana courts.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wheeler
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