Auto accident injures Robert Kyle Hurt in New Castle area
In New Galilee Pa on a Wednesday evening a Ford car driven by Milton Kyle of North Beaver township left the road on Mt Jackson hill near the Stoa home, rolled and overturned trapping son Robert Kyle who sustained a broken arm and facial bruises. Milton Kyle was uninjured. Robert was rushed to hospital as the wreckage was cleared.
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New Galilee
Milton Kyle
Robert
North Beaver Township
New Case
Mt.Jackson Hill
Stoa
Ford
Kyle
Beaver Township
Wm. S. MeAnnis
Big Beaver Township
McAnnis
Boyles Avenue
New Castle
John W. Bronson
Little Beaver Lownship
Harrisburg
George Patterson
North Beaver
New Wilmington
Joseph Gilmore
George McAnlis
Robert Kyta
Shenango Valley Hospital
Marshall McAntis
Butler Road
Big Beaver
S. MeAnlis
M. Kyle
Slater MeAnlis
Grace and Dale
R. L. MeHattis
Maude
Martha Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Masonic Clubs To Have Get-Together In Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Masonic clubs plan a joint banquet in Pittsburgh on Saturday January 9 at McCreerys dining room. Arthur B Eaton of Philadelphia, president of the National League of Masonic clubs, will visit with over 1000 club members expected. The event features talent contests, a cup prize for the top club, and many volunteers including musicians from Lambskin Bellvue Alma Dor Mont and Acacia clubs.
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Pennsylvania
National League of Masonic Clubs
Pittsburgh
McCreery
Arthur B. Eaton
Philadelphia
H. W. Milligan
Lambskin Club
Bellevue
Pierre DuBacker
Almas Club
Dormont
Edward Kunde
Almag Club
Mondlog
Funeral held for Grove City physician Dr E M McConnell
Dr E M McConnell aged 62 longtime Grove City physician funeral held Monday afternoon at his North Broad street residence with Rev C H Williamson officiating. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children’s welfare should keep a box of Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children. They break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headache and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 80 years. All drug stores carry them. Trial package sent free. Addresa Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
HREE
Addrena
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
Ty Ey
More Log Cabins Are Reported In County
A 1923 reader letter recounts pioneer log cabin life in Mercer and Beaver counties. The author describes early structures on Pulaski road and near New Wilmington, noting ancestral mills, a log schoolhouse used as a church, and a large family heritage. A second contributor recalls birth in a log cabin in New Sewickley Township and other scattered memories.
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Pulaski Road
William Coyle
Pulaski
New Wilmington
Mercer County
Rose Coyle
Clara E, Stewart
P. S
Pennsylvania
New Sewickley Township
Beaver County
Dr James Headache Powders End Headaches Fast
A short ad notes that Dr James Headache Powders relieve all kinds of headaches in minutes. It claims rapid relief so the user returns to work or play, and that druggists sell millions of boxes due to their safety.
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Dr. James
From Edenburg Cabin to Modern Dwelling
In March 1863 a log cabin in Edenburg seven miles from New Castle was bought by the narrator’s husband who replaced it with a frame building. The older cabin later served as a broom shop and eventually became a modern dwelling still in possession of the writer, Priscilla Stanley McKee McSullough, daughter of John R. and Nancy McKee. The note also recalls table linen care and witty adages from the era.
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Edenburg
New Castle
Tam
John R
Nancy McKee McSullough
Internal remedy touted for piles sale pitch
An advertisement promotes an internal treatment for piles as superior to external plasters and surgery. The product Hemroid, described by J. Leonhardt M D, is claimed to improve circulation and treat the condition from within. It is sold by local druggists including McKee's Kut Rate Store and Eckerd's of New Castle with a refund promise.
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Leonhardt
McKee
Eckerd’s
New Castle
Attempt to Stop Flow of Alcohol from Philadelphia
International News Service reports Reuben B. Sams, prohibition chief, pressed efforts to halt liquor shipments from Philadelphia to bootleggers across the United States. In two weeks over 35 carloads were traced as linseed oil and other merchandise, with seizures in St Paul, Hammond, and St. Louis.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Reuben B. Sams
Phiadelulia
United States
Sams
St. Paul
Minn
Hammond
Ind
St. Louie
Millburn Grange chicken supper for husbands planned
The Ladies club of Millburn Grange will entertain their husbands at a chicken supper tonight. Mrs. Curt McGoun has returned from Mercer Hospital improved. Miss Pearl Patterson visited with her parents. An oyster supper is set for Friday at Millburn Grange hall on January 25. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shoup on January 19.
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Milburn Grange
Curt McGoun
Mercer Hospital
Pearl Patterson
Joshua Patterson
Don Douglas
Ted Coryex
Leesburg
Millburn Grange Hall
Fred Metzler
Richard Shoup
Ralph Smith
George Riddie
Hill Tompson
Fred Corysa
James
Millboro Man Recovering After Accident at Hospital
Grouberman from Millboro is recovering at home after surgery to repair a severed leg artery suffered while cutting fogs. He is much improved following the Mercer hospital treatment and is expected to recover fully.
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Grouberman
Millboro Canlera
Portal Heart
Mercer Hospital
Bank cashier held over Parkersburg collapse
Millard F. Hamill, 75, cashier at Parkersburg National Bank, is in custody awaiting a Wednesday hearing before Justice George Mullin on charges of misappropriation of funds tied to the bank’s collapse. He was arrested in Wayne Pennsylvania on a warrant connected to a local school board funds case, the fourth arrest linked to the bank failure.
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Sienna Jonal News Service
Parkersburg
Millard F. Hamill
Justice of the Peace
George Mullin
Parkersburg National Bank
Hamill
Wayne
Delaware County
Plaingrove items and visitors headline
Homer Younkins bought a new automoble. Minor and S H Book visited New Castle Friday. James Barrow reported on the sick Mat. E Brennan was a Grove City visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs C X Pollock visited New Castle Friday. Grubbs Brothers drill for gas on Frank Younkin farm. John Seakey bought timber from T P Holiday. Miss Clara Hunter visited Mr and Mrs Mart Metom on Sunday.
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Homer Younkins
Minor
S. H. Book
New Castle
James Barrow
E. Brennan
Ga Grove City
C. X. Pollock
Grubbs Brothers
Frank Younkin
John Seakey
T. P. Holiday
Clara Hunter
Mart Metom
Resolution would allow sheriffs to succeed themselves
Harrisburg lawmaker Representative Arthur Storer of Elisabeth introduced in the House a resolution to amend the state constitution to permit sheriffs to succeed themselves. The move is among measures presented by Storer for the Sheriffs Association of Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Lan
Arthur Storer
Elisabeth
Storer
Sheriffs’ Association of Pennsylvania
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