Ellwood City Polo Team to Debut Soon at Casino
Ellwood City will form an amateur polo team managed by Clarke of the Casino. Players will be named soon and ready for business before week’s end. Equipment is secured, debts remain modest, and a game slate includes Youngstown, Beaver Falls, South Side, Pittsburg, Homestead, Butler and New Castle. The local lineup will be announced Wednesday.
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Ellwood City
Clarke
Knights of the Roller Gate
Youngstown
Beaver Falls
South Side
Pittsburg
Homestead
Butler
New Castle
Ellwood Boys
Masque Carnival at Clark's Casino
A masqué carnival skating event at Clark's Casino is planned for Thursday night. Harry L. Clarke Jr. organized refreshments and prizes for best costumes. Ten free skating tickets will be drawn tonight as skaters enter.
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Harry L. Clarke, Jr
Clarke
Ellwood Personal Recap Headlines Local Visits
Ellwood reports include William Latham of New Castle visiting Ellwood yesterday. Latham and local residents note social visits by Miss Jessie Banford and Mrs Manhall in Beaver Falls. Postmaster Todd remains home with a grip while Joseph McDaniel and John Duncan visited Wampum. Archie McBride from Norwood Heights visited Youngstown. Benjamin Dell and Hughey Andrews took a trip to Youngstown. Mrs Elmer Morrow of Hazel Dell recovers from pneumonia after illness.
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William Latham
New Castle
Ellwood
L. E. Sutter
Beaver Falls
Todd
Joseph McDaniel
John Duncan
Jessie Banford
Manhall
Archie McBride
Norwood Heights
Youngstown
Benjamin Dell
Hughey McAndrews
Elmer
Ellwood City Candidate for Justice of the Peace Spotlight
Ellwood City announces Claude C. Rose as a Republican primary candidate for Justice of the Peace. The notice appears Jan. 29 with Rose identified as the Ellwood City candidate in the primary slate.
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Justice of the
Claude C. Rose
Ellwood City
Captain Moon Ready to Stop Gambling
Detective Logan probes Ellwood City gambling reports finding limited activity. One man lost 27 dollars with locals inviting others to play and escalating after loss. A stranger, who fled, told of pea pool and poker sessions on Lawrence Avenue. Captain Moon will act with county help to curb gambling.
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Logan
Ellwood City
Captain Moon
Lawrence Avenue
Salmon Arrest Causes Sensation in Beaver County
In Little Italy near Ellwood Philip Salmon a married man on the town’s edge was arrested on a serious charge brought by Frank Denomic father of Jennie Denomic. Bail set at 1000 secured his release for a later hearing while locals discuss the case and a hearing date remains unset. T. M. Eckles travels to Beaver Falls to aid his sister-in-law Mary Eckles in her drug store.
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Little Italy
Beaver County
Ellwood
Philip Salmon
Frank Denomic
Jennie Denomic
Salmon
T. M. Eckles
Fourth Street
Beaver Falls
Mary Eckles
Board of Trade Reforms Walks and Signs for Town Benefit
A lively board of trade addresses sidewalk and street sign issues on Lawrence avenue near the Stiefel block. The post office inspector criticized conditions prompting quick action as cinders move to fill missing walk portions. Prospects grow that free delivery will arrive once government funding is allocated.
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Board of Trade
Lawrence Avenue
Stiefel Block
Post Office
Cinders
Stevenson Withdraws From City Council Race
Dr Silas Stevenson withdraws from the councilmanic race citing a busy schedule and long service in the council. The decision draws regret from supporters and opponents, with speculation about future honors and whether the city will lose his counsel.
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Silas Stevenson
Dr. Stevenson
Siputietka
Forney Visited New Castle in 1858 and Praised Growth
The Philadelphia Press editor John W. Forney described New Castle during a June 1858 visit. He noted a population around seven thousand, iron manufacturing with two companies, Croton glass, multiple flouring mills, foundries, schools for six hundred and a planned larger East New Castle school, and evolving rail links including Erie, Pittsburgh and New Castle lines. He compared its healthful setting to Pittsburg and predicted rapid expansion as railways converge, projecting New Castle as one of the nation’s important towns.
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New Castle
John W. Forney
Philadelphia Press
Cosalo
Orizaba
Croton
East New Castle
Pittsburg and
Cleveland and Mahoning Valley
Cleveland
Youngstown
North Western Railway
Cleveland Road
Pittsburg
Erie
County of
Lawrence
Realty Transfers Report From Slippery Rock Area
James M. Wilson transfers property to Robert III Stevenson in Slippery Rock for 1400 dollars. Sarah Pence sells to Western Allegheny Railroad Co. in Slippery Rock for 287.50 dollars. North Pittsburg Realty Co. sells to Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle Street Railway Co. in Fourth Ward for 400 dollars. North Pittsburg Realty Co. sells to Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle Railway Co. in Shenango Township for 300 dollars.
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James M. Wison
Robert VII, Stevenson
Slipperyrock
Sarah Pence
Western Allegheny Railroad Co
North Pittsburg Realty Co
Pittsburg
Harmony, Butler and New Castle Steet Railway Company
Fourth Ward
Harmony, Butler and Newan Railway Co
Shenango Township
Vinci cod liver preparation marketed for weak lungs
A New Castle, Pennsylvania advertisement touts Vinci as a concentrated cod liver product without oil or grease. It claims to improve appetite, digestion, blood richness, strength, and to cure chronic coughs and colds and weak lungs, with a money-back guarantee from Paisley Pharmacy.
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New Castle
London
Hag
Vinci
Paisley Pharmacy
His Last Dollar theater bill at Cascade Vaudeville Theatre
Theatrical unit promotes His Last Dollar at the Cascade Vaudeville Theatre South Mill Street January 22 with David Higgins as Joe Braxton and Mary Servoss as Eleanor Downs. The bill includes Emerson and Van Morn and Epps and Loretta with new acts and a strong audience showing.
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Messrs
David Higgins
Baldwin G. Cooke
Viola Grayson
William Belfort
Page Spencer
Allan Bailey
C. P. Eggleston
W. F. Petrie
Guy F. Evans
C. J. Rathburn
Charles LaVally
William Matlen
Alma MacLaren
Bliss Millford
Molly Malcolm
Opera House
Sensational scenic production heads to the opera house
An upgraded scenic drama managed by H. B. Whittaker opens at the opera house Monday January 20 in the third season. Wallace directs a rewritten play with bold casting ensuring vivid character portrayal. Billy Zahn returns as the Kid with Clint Weston as the tramp delivering comic specialties.
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H. B. Whittaker
Opera House
Mr. Wallace
Billy Zahn
Clint Weston
Tramp
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Polo
Clark's Casino
Ellwood Personals
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood City, PA
A.D.S. Cold and
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
North Mill Street
Moon
Stevenson
J. W. Forney
Megoun & Sons
Dorcas
McGoun & Sons
Cascade Vaudeville Theatre
South Mill Street
Emerson and
van Morn
Clarice Templeton
Epps
Loretta
Common Pleas
Ball
C. F
Volant
Brest
John E
Taylor
Edward
Blatt
James J
Bailey
C. E
Carpenter
Third Ward
Baldwin
J. Ross
Farmer
Shenan
Collins
Hiram
Wilmington
Crowe
Frank A
W. L
Davis
Robert
Mahoning
Douglass
William J
Perry
Fisher
William V
Neshannock
Fields
Ira P
Sixth Ward
Flowers
Herman
Sawyer
Enon Valley
Gillespie
W. H
Gailey
William R
Plaingrove
Gibson
Henry
Ory. Jones, Anderson, Drayman
Second Ward
Guildoo
Lee
Miner
Wampum
Lewis, Clark
Gent
First Ward
Love
Thomas
Magee
John W
Maxwell
William
Moore
A. P
Market
John P
Big Beaver
McCreary
Abel E
Hick
Ory
McBride
Slater
McCalla
North Beaver
McConnell
Mark
Thomas E
Newton
J. C
Pollock
C. H
Pontius
John M
Hickory
Rhodes
John A
Seventh Ward
Rickert
George
Stitt
John L
Shaner
John
Huckster
Washington
Shumaker
John C
W. A
William H
Turner
Judson C
Wells
A. M
Wharry
Pulas
Ki, Williams
Nathaniel
Fifth Ward
Hollister
J, C, Wallace
Eere
Santos
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
First National Bank
Resources
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
Hartzel’s Milk Depot
M. Hartzel
Serous
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Cisen
Rome
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