New Castle High School Naval Minstrels slated this week
The High School Athletic association presents the New Castle High School Naval Minstrels with Laney as last year’s standout. Performances are Thursday and Friday this week and next Monday night. The show features sailor costumes, an admiral-toned interlocutor, and a full cast including J Paul Moseley, George Sherman, Almon Shaffer, Tom Cubbison, Clayton Jones, Joe Norris, and others in songs, ballads, and two scenes.
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High School Athletic Association
Laney
New Castle High School Naval Minstrels
J. Paul Moseley
Julius Vv. Sypher
Tambos
George Sherman
Clayton Jones
Bones
Almon Shaffer
Tom Cubbison
Joe Norris
A. G. Dickinson
Harry Knox
L. Cramer
Walter Hart
John Alexander
Charles Hillier
Harry Davis
James Carson
John Norris
Paul Moseley
Joseph Reynolds
Ebraham Johnson
George Westlake
Frank Harlan
James Bonner
Matrimony Spark Through Agency Ties Couple
Albert Martin of near Youngstown married yesterday in Louisville Kentucky after meeting last Saturday for the first time through a matrimonial agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Martin
Youngstown
Louisille
Frantic Worer On Nervous System Affects Women
Frantic disorder described as disturbing the female nervous system acts like a firebrand on women's nerves causing irritability and misery to themselves and others. The text suggests relief through treatment not specified in the fragment.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Receives Patient Praise
Letters from women across the United States tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles and nervous illness. Mrs Mary Wood of Christiana Tennessee and Mrs Wallace Wilson of Thompsonville Connecticut share dramatic improvements after using the remedy. The notice urges sick women to write for advice and notes the product's long standing use and health impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wood
Christiana
Tenn
Lydia E. Pink
West Pittsburg Fire Hits Local Galvanizing Plant
Henry Collins vice president of Garland corporation Charles Garland manager of West Pittsburg Realty W R Hunter large stock holder Standard Galvanizing and C H Jackson president of Standard Galvanizing visited West Pittsburg Monday to view the fire loss at the galvanizing plant Plans for rebuilding are not yet decided likely pending insurance adjustment and 35 men face unemployment until work resumes News notes the insurers executives and local business leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Collins
Garland Corporation
Charles Garland
West Pittsburg Realty Company
W. R. Hunter
Standard Galvanizing Company
C. H. Jackson
West Pittsburg
Garland Officials Consider Auto Purchases for Season
Town reports three West Pittsburg plant officials may buy automobiles for spring and summer use. Named are Charles Sonny born superintendent of Garland Nut and Rivet works D H Murphy general manager of Safety Armor ite Conduit company and George Gillette auditor for the Garland corporation.
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West Pittsburg
Charles Sonnyborn
Garland Nut and Rivet Works
D. H. Murphy
Safety Armorite Conduit Company
George Gillette
Garland Corporation
West Pittsburg Eyes New Printing Industry
J. H. Weaver and W. R. Weaver of Pittsburg met with Garland company officials in West Pittsburg on Monday to explore starting a sizable printing establishment. If a location is secured they plan large scale job printing and also intend to open a stationery store.
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J. H. Weaver
W. R. Weaver
Pittsburg
Garland Company
West Pittsburg
Messrs. Weaver
Residents Inspect Flood Scenes In Pittsburg Area
Charles A Maxwell of Tenth street and contractor George Waller visited flood sites in Pittsburg. They report water on the Seventh street bridge and people ferried by boat, with railroad tracks of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie submerged at four spots between McKees Rocks and Pittsburg.
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Charles A. Maxwell
Tenth Street
George Waller
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Seventh Street
Lake Erie
McKees Rocks
Hewitt Family Recalled to Troy by Mother's Illness
John H. Hewitt and his wife of Twelfth Street were summoned to Troy New York by a message stating their mother's serious illness. Mrs Hewitt will not return until there is visible improvement in her parent's condition. S. A. Roloff, president of the Pittsburg company with Ellwood City HQ, passed through West Pittsburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hewitt
Twelfth Street
Troy
N. Y
S. A. Roloff
Pittsburg Company
Ellwood City
West Pittsburg
Postmaster McMahan Acts as Ferryman for Moravia Churchgoers
William E. McMahan, postmaster of West Pittsburg, ferried churchgoers Sunday across a swollen Beaver River in a skiff to attend Moravia Presbyterian Church. The main bridge was safe but the lowlands nearby were several feet deep, leaving many locals unable to cross without his aid.
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William E. McMahan
West Pittsburg
Beaver River
Moravia Presbyterian Church
West
Local residents and visitors report across town
Dr C W Davis of Mahoningtown was a visitor in town Monday. Harry Fisher of Twelfth street finished a short trip to New Castle. Will Foley of Lawrence avenue spent Monday afternoon in New Castle. Mrs Frank Reed of Eleventh street was a visitor in Pittsburgh yesterday. George Waller conducted business in New Castle yesterday afternoon. Frank Harrison of Cleveland spent Monday in West Pittsburg. Ed Lowers of Center avenue has been ill and is convalescent. Mrs Sara Pitzer of Twelfth street cannot leave home due to illness. Henry Kline of New Castle was in town Monday seeking a lumber order. Miss Eva Frisbee and Carl Frisbee of Cleveland are guests of Postmaster William McMahan. Miss Lillian Wallace of Twelfth street returned from Ellwood City. E J Flynn of Center avenue, clerk for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie at West Ellwood Junction, returned from Youngstown visiting his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Davis
Mahoningtown
Harry Fisher
Twelfth Street
New Castle
Ed Lowers
Center Avenue
Sara Pitzer
Henry Kline
Eva Frisbee
Carl Frisbee
Cleveland
William McMahan
Lillian Wallace
Ellwood City
E. J. Flynn
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
West Ellwood Junction
Youngstown
Standard Company Shifts Oil Through Thompsons Station Route
Standard Oil begins daily shipments of about 50 cars of oil from Thompsons Station on the E and A division to Philadelphia. A 56 car siding is completed, and a loading machine handles 28 cars at once. Telegraph lines, pumping stations, and extensive rail work accompany the project as new interstate rates loom, while floods and rail layoffs affect traffic on neighboring lines.
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Pennsylvania
Thompsons Station
Rock Point
Philadelphia
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Thompsons
Darlington
Typhoid Germs Found in River Water Warned by Official
State Health Commissioner Dixon warned in Easton that sewage discharge into streams used for drinking water raises typhoid risk. He compared typhoid pollution to prussic acid pollution, urging care with public health funding to prevent deaths.
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Dixon
Easton
Last of Jones stores is sold
The F. A. Jones & Co. 5 and 10 cent store at Sharon, with stock and fixtures, was sold yesterday by Trustee W. G. Dunn to O. F. Speakman of Meadville. Speakman paid $1,150 to secure the outfit, closing the firm’s business after earlier sales of stores in New Castle and Warren, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Jones & Co
Sharon
W. G. Dunn
O. F. Speakman
Meadville
New Castle Notes Include Concert and Rescue Tale
Mr and Mrs Charles Michael and daughter Marion visited New Castle. Rev F A Shape to preach at Mt Jackson next Sunday. Boston Ladies Concert at Presbyterian church Friday ends Macabee course. Romance amid Shenango floods ends with a boat rescue. couple reunited at the lady’s home. Mrs J C Armstrong of Pittsburg returns home after a visit with her Pittsburg Street parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michael
Marion
New Castle
F. A. Shape
Mt. Jackson
Boston Ladies’ Concert Company
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Armstrong
Pittsburg
T. J. Blackwood
Pittsburg Street
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Olio
Stoddard Bros
Easy Money
Porter
Cook
Joe Reynolds
Minstrels
Geo. Sherman
James K. Lamoree
Julius V. Sypher
Lydia E. Pinkham
West Pittsburg News
Garland
New York
M’mahan
Will Foley
Lawrence Avenue
Frank Reed
Eleventh Street
Frank Harrison
Standard Company
Ohio
Central Passenger Association
Monongahela Division
New Castle Junction
Twenty-third Street
Monongahela River
Western Allegheny Railroad
Pumpkintown
W. A
Railroad
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie and
Ashtabula
Lawrence Junction
East Youngstown
John Whitman
South Cedar Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Mahoning River
Williams
Raymond Williams
Brady
Dave Mitchell
John Moriaty
F. J. Perry
Scott
the People’s Store
People's Credit Clothing CO
America
Washington ST
JONES
Pulaski R
William Sewall
Rochester
Monday
Mr. Sewall
Town
Shenango
Hay
Bolaie
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Clatton, Neely
Paisley
S Phar
J. C. Hatton
Love & Megown
Honingtown—Mcmillep
Grogeries
Bevan
South Mill Street
J. M. Rae
North Hill
Davis
Corner Boyles and
Highland Avenues
Newcastle
National Bank OF
Lawrence County
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