Laundress Resents Kick On The Shins
Two women named Annie, Moozk and Zambowski, worked together in a New Castle laundry. Annie Zambowski told Alderman Williams that Annie Moozk kicked her on the shins after a suggestion. Zambowski swore out information charging assault and battery. a hearing before the squire was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annies
Moozk
Zambowski
New Castle
Annie Zambowski
Alderman Williams
Annie Moozk
Annie Z
Annie M
Sheriff clues lead to Amato Martel Lino near Youngstown
Information secured by the sheriff places Amato Martel Lino, alleged murderer of P. A. Itzel, in the vicinity of Youngstown as a possible close lead. The report emphasizes ongoing pursuit and regional proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amato Martellino
P. A. Itzel
Youngstown
Wimodausis Plan Charity Euchre Set
Wimodausis members plan a charity euchre at the Masonic temple on January 22 from 2 to 5 pm. Tickets available from Mrs. John G. McConahy. The group also appointed committees for entertainment dining serving kitchen and other year tasks, with the next meeting scheduled for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
John G. McConahy
Dast Street
Edwin Barnard
John Haley
Roy Brandon
W. H. Grove
Horace Milk
Robert Menning
A. Reed
Walter Reynolds
A. G. Murphy
Mildred Rice
H. W. Wilson
Henry Mills
Mary McIver
Alfred Wylie
W. H. VanGorder
D. 8. Simpson
T. J. Smith
A. M. Graham
J. F. Leonardson
W. H. McBride
Pythian Sisters Install Officers With Socials
The Pythian Sisters plan an installation at 5 oclock followed by a social. Margaret Richardson will entertain X Y 4 club at Mrs A Richardson s Highland avenue home. Helen Garvin will host S S Card club on Park avenue. Sorosis visits Mrs J H Jordan on Grant street. Other hosts include Mrs Charles Pinkerton on Seventh ward for Coterie club and Mrs Charles Dean on Belmont street for the Surprise club. Mrs J P H Cunningham on North Jefferson street will entertain the Lincola Bucher club. Mrs J F Leonardson on Boyles avenue will host Highland 500 club and Mrs J Norman Martin on North Mercer street will entertain Luncheon Pedro club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Margaret Richardson
X. Y. 4 Club
A. Richardson
Highland Avenue
Helen Garvin
Park Avenue
S. S. S. Card Club
Sorosis
J. H. Jordan
Grant Street
Charles Pinkerton
Seventh Ward
Coterie
Charles Dean
Belmont Street
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Lincola Bucher Club
J. F. Leonardson
Boyles Avenue
Highland 500 Club
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Owls' Skidoo Club Dance Opens Series in Wampum
The Owls' Skidoo club No. 23 of Wampum held the first dance in the opera house hall on Wednesday evening. About 45 couples danced from 8:30 to 12:30 with music praised as excellent. The committee P F Duffy A H Hoppengarder Jesse Hoppengardner Dana Swagger organized a delightful event and announced a March 3 party opening with a grand march. Guests came from Beaver Falls New Brighton Enon Valley New Galilee Beaver and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skidoo Club No
Wampum
Opera House
Messrs
P. F. Duffy
A. H
Jesse Hoppengardner
Dana Swagger
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Enon Valley
New Galilee
Beaver
Pittsburg
Minstrel Show by Alpha Society at Smiths Business College
The Alpha literary society of Smith's Business College will present a minstrel show in the Dean block Friday evening January 10. Interlocutor Sidney Johns. cast includes Tams, D E Hopkins, R E Johns, Bones, Charles Harris, Roger Francis. Tenors A B Harris, Harry Cook, Roger Mort, Robert Watkins. Basses Albert Harris, Sidney Johns, T D Richards. Part two features Miss Helen Rearie in a vocal solo, Miss Swagger and Miss Agan in a duet, and Mr Rodgers in recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Literary Society
Smith’s Business College
Sidney Johns
Tams
D. E. Hopkins
R. E. Johns
Bones
Charles Harris
Roger Francis
A. B. Harris
Harry Cook
Roger Mort
Robert Watkins
Albert Harris
T. D. Richards
Helen Rearie
Swagger and
Agan
Mr. Rodgers
Knights and Ladies of Honor Box Social Prizes Awarded
The Knights and Ladies of Honor held a box social in their hall on Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Nettie Marshall Miss Lillian Shook and Messrs William Cromwell and J Howle. A choice lunch was served. Committee in charge included Mrs. Nettie Marshall Mrs. William Cromwell Mrs. Viola Evans Mrs. Frank Shook and Mrs. Ed Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Nettie Marshall
Lillian Shook
William Cromwell
J. Howle
Viola Evans
Frank Shook
Ed. Gordon
Marriage License Granted at Mercer
A marriage license was granted at Mercer to Frederick E. Bengert of this city and Nellie Zahniser of Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Frederick E. Bengert
Nellie Zahniser
Jefferson County
Y M C A Auxiliary Meeting Set Friday Afternoon
The ladies auxiliary of the Y M C A will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at four o clock.
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The
Y. M. C. Afl
Musical Club resumes meetings after holiday break
The Wednesday morning Musical club met at 10 in First Baptist church with Christmas music and poetry. Mrs. Charles Greer told the Parzifal story as Miss Maude Sankey and others performed a program of solos, duets, and ensembles ending with notices of the next gathering hosted by Miss Grace Thompson in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Charles Greer
Sydney Smith
Maude Sankey
Miss Brooks
Goddard
Gladys Fulkerson
Meilmund
Winifred Lewis
Miss Seigel
Farmer
Runaway Couple Marries at Quick Eastern Town Stop
A couple from New Castle and Wooster eloped after a 8:35 train arrival. They sought a preacher, wed by Dr. Havighurst in East Chillicothe, then checked into Hotel Ingalls as J G Sheller and wife. They then left for Zanesfield to visit the bride's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackman
George Deerwester
Daily Examiner of
Bellefontaine
C. R. Havighurst
East Chilicothe
Ingalls
J. G. Sheller
New Castle
Jennie *Campbell
Wooster
James G. Sheller
Zanesfield
Mrs Russell Urmson Hosts W S P Club Gathering
Mrs Russell Urmson of Wallace Avenue entertained the W S P club on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Fred Davidson holding the place of honor. Sewing preceded a card game and refreshments. Mrs Paul Papenhausen will host the Kensington on Saturday January 18 at the home of her parents on East Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Urmson
Wallace Avenue
W. S. P. Club
Fred Davidson
Paul Papenhausen
Kensington
I. P. Dean
East Maine Street
Current Events Circle Members Meet at Patterson Home
Wednesday afternoon a large gathering of the Current Events circle of 1906 met at Mrs. T. A. Patterson’s Wallace avenue home. Mrs. Nevin Carson presented a review of the current events of 1907 and a next meeting is planned in two weeks with Mrs. Harry G. Preston of Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Nevin Carson
Harry G. Preston
Crawford Avenue
Dinner at Hotel Pierce Hosts Nobody Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles D Pierce of Hotel Pierce entertained the Nobody club Wednesday evening with a refined dinner. A card game followed and prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs Harry M Wirsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobody Club
Charles D. Pierce
Hotel Pierce
Harry M. Wirsing
Pianist Mr Evang Visited By Pittsburg Guests
Mr and Mrs Thomas Evang of Pittsburg have stayed with Mr and Mrs James Skidmore of North Mercer Street for a few days. The former is a noted pianist of the Smoky City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evang
Pittsburg
James Skidmore
North Mercer Street
Smoky City
Roumanians Run Wild In West Middlesex Festive Rampage
Overloaded with whiskey during Christmas season a dozen Roumanians ran through West Middlesex terrorizing residents. Two foreigners were arrested and released with heavy fines by Sharon justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middlesex
Sharon Justices
Beautiful Life Ends at 87 in Butler County Home
Mrs. Sarah Jane Crowe aged nearly 87 died after a brief illness at her daughter Mrs. Rush O Knox home 28 Croton avenue. She was born July 13 1821 in Butler county and lived in Butler Pittsburg Sewickley before moving to live with her son and daughter. Funeral Friday at 8 o'clock at 28 Croton avenue with burial in Homewood cemetery Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush O. Knox
Croton Avenue
Sarah Jane Crowe
Mrs. Knox
Mrs. Crowe
Butler County
John
Nancy Daugherty Hays
William P. Crowe
Butler
Crowe
Pittsburg
Sewickley
United Presbyterian Church
U. P
William
John Crowe
Northope
Bennington
Ellen
N. M. Crowe
Albert Crowe
R. O. Knox
Homewood Cemetery
Ellwood City Social Notes Briefly Mention Local Residents
Little Margaret Lentz is on the sick list. Mont Snyder of Wampum visited Ellwood friends yesterday. John Haines and W. H. Tinker spent yesterday in New Castle. Mrs. Homer Gillespie remains ill but able to be around. Jeanette McKim, daughter of William McKim, has chicken pox. Charles Wilson moved into a new Wayne avenue home. John Bentrim spent days at Celia installing furnaces for Blatt Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Snyder
Wampum
Ellwood
John Haines
W. H. Tinker
New Castle
Homer Gillespie
Seventh Street
Jeanette McKim
William McKim
Park Avenue
Charles Wilson
Wayne Avenue
Our City
John Bentrim
Sixth Street
Celia
Blatt Hardware Co
Annetta McKee
County Line Street
L. W. Ranney
Franklin
Oil City
Elizabeth Morgar
Crawford Avenue
Pittsburg
Mary Willings
Mabel Dickey
Youngstown
T. J. Blackwood
Percy Rowland
Dewey Avenue
Thomas Evans
James Skidmore
North Mercer Street
Margaret Edgar
Court Street
R. W. Brandon
Denver
Col
Roy F. Brandon
Arm Broken in Street Fight Sees Suit Filed
In the Fifth ward Jesse Patterson and Joseph Woods clashed after a courteous exchange. Woods wore a sling from a fracture and filed aggravated assault and battery charges. Alderman Williams discharged Patterson after reviewing their prior behavior, lamenting the inability to split costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Patterson
Joseph Woods
Woods
Williams
Patterson
A Hundred Thousand More For Teachers
Pittsburg news reports that the total pay for city teachers will reach 1,175,000 dollars for the year, an increase of 105,000 dollars from last year. The raise stems from higher salaries and more teachers, with the decision finalized last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
Local Births and Health Notes
New Bedford announces births for Mr and Mrs Arthur Pettit a son and for Mr and Mrs George Wortman a daughter. Mrs Rebecca Brown is ill with pneumonia. T D Stevenson injured by a rusty nail is improving and able to be about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Brown
George Wortman
T. D. Stevenson
Union National Bank Directors Election Notice
The annual election for directors of Union National Bank to serve for the ensuing year will be held at the banking office No 62 Lane avenue on Tuesday January 14 1908 at 6 oclock p m. J E Aiken cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank
Lane Avenue
Revolutionary Descendants' Annual Dinner Highlights New Castle Leaders
Edwin King presided as president of the New Castle society at the annual dinner. Officers were re-elected: W. A. Strumater vice president F. R. Woods secretary H. A. Wilkison treasurer J. B. Duslane registrar. Speakers discussed Jackson and state versus federal power, membership value, and peaceful business relations. A memorials committee was named and auditors appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Edwin King
New Castle Society
W. A. Strumater
F. R. Woods
H. A. Wilkison
DuShane
W. Dana
Jackson
Dana
H. K. Gregory
France
America
New Wilmington Notes Roundup of Delights and Duties
Ezra Ashmore and George Axe visit New Castle on Wednesday. Presbyterian services Sunday morning. College Honor Council met midweek. Naceanna club hosts Miss Elizabeth Stewart Saturday. Chester McCrumb travels to Sharon for Fred Aucher’s business. Mrs. Boyd in Sharon to stay with daughter Mrs. Auchter. Dr. Samuel Martin leaves for Cambridge after India mission visit. Heavy snowfall improves sleighing. more snow could heighten it. Rev J. J. Sharp leaves for Ontario. J. M. Houston acts burgess. Conductor Lytle of The Sharpsville limited off due to eye ailment. James Mulligan covers. Thursday Club to hold social evening Tuesday at Mrs. J. C. Clark’s home. program planned. Week of prayer delays meeting. Westminster basketball drills ahead of Bethany Friday. Lyman from Bellevue joins lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
College Honor Council
Naceanna Club
Elizabeth Stewart
West Water Street
Lytle
Sharpsville
James Mulligan
J. C. Clark
Clark
Thompson
Vance
Crawford
Marriage licenses issued in Youngstown this week
During the present week two marriage licenses were issued at Youngstown. It is believed elopers have been deterred by the public inquiry into the legality of such marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Local health notes and visits list in Union township area
Cassidy Biddle and Mrs Hagan among residents ill with grip or pneumonia while Ambrose Ryan improves. Several others are visiting, traveling, or returning from trips, including Miss Annetta McKee, Mrs L W Ranney, and Miss Elizabeth Morgar. James Skidmore and Mary Allen noted in social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy Biddle
Union Township
F. J. Hagan
West Falls Street
William Jones
Hiram Woods
Chestnut Street
Ambrode Ryan
Court Street
Archie Gardner
Cassius B. Ranney
Pearson Street
Cooperstown
Cash Pay Set for Youngstown Mills Workers
Employed workers at all mills and plants in Youngstown will receive their pay Saturday in cash. The Clearing House association has decided to abolish pay checks permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Clearing House Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
Union
Pittsburg Street
Mathers’ Great
Mather Bros. Co
Wynt
Wimodausis Plan Charity
Euchre
Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary
W. S. P. Club Meeting
Metzler
Ellwood City
Margaret Lentz
Sues
New Bedford
Arthur Pettit
Revolutionary Descendants
New Wilmington
Ezra Ashmore
George Axe
Chester McCrumb
Sharon
Fred Aucher
Alex. Boyd
Mrs. Auchter
Samuel Martin
India
R. W. Thompson
Cambridge
J. J. Sharp
Ontario
Canada
J. M. Houston
Westminster
Bethany College
Lyman
Bellevue Athletics
Euwers
MR. Burke
Kents
Cale
Madras
Wallace Allen
Mary W. Allen
Neshannock Avenue
State College
Epworth
M. E. Church
Covington, Ky
Winona Hymnal
Golden Lad
S&s. E. Niven
Enberg, Pa
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