Accosted by Stranger on Dim Local Road
Miss Stella Morgan of Crawford avenue was accosted by a stranger on the dark dirt road from Croton avenue to Walnut street while returning from work late Saturday. No violence occurred, she fled to Alderman Green's office and police, including Lieutenant Deskin, searched the area but found no trace of the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Morgan
Crawford Avenue
Croton Avenue
Walnut Street
Miss Morgan
Alderman Green
Deskin
Methodist Ministers Meet in Valley Today
Two papers are on the program for the She mango Valley Methodist Ministers association meeting at the First M E church this afternoon. Mrs C W Foulke will read The Mission of the Mothers of Methodism and Presiding Elder Dr T W Douglas will speak on Should the strong churches help the weak in pastoral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemango Valley Methodist Ministers, Association
M. BE
The
Mothers of Methodism
C. W. Foulke
T. W. Douglas
Wampum Institute Discusses School Topics and Snare Campaign
The McAnlis school house January 24 hosted a teachers local institute with discussions on primary spelling, compulsory school law, branch schools and public school work. Miss Sue McChesney presided. Nellie Davis was secretary, with Miss Maggie McCready and Miss Nellie Davis presenting. Also clarified, J W Snare remains in the Democratic race for county commissioner despite false reports. He is a prominent Wampum grocer and long-time Rock Point quarry foreman, lauded as trustworthy by local peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnlis School House
Sue McChesney
William Crawford
Mabel Taylor
Maggie McCready
Nellie Davis
Jennie Forsythe
Jennie Gibson
Messrs. Forsythe, Stewart, Jenkins and Hronson
J. W. Snare
Snare
Mr. Snare
Wampum
J. B. Ingham
Rock Point
Murder Suspects Held Apart in County Jail
Two men, Joe Calante and Dominick Sainato, await trial for separate murders in adjoining jail cells and plan to speak on the cases, each angered by the other’s statements. Calante faces the Squire Duff homicide while Sainato faces the Seely Houk murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Calante
Dominick Sainato
Squire Duff
Seely Houk
Mrs Foulke to Speak on Mission Work at Church
At the Wednesday prayer service of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs C W Foulke of Croton avenue district president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will give the principal address on the society's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Foulke
Croton Avenue
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Mr London Claims Tea Cures Blood Conditions
Nutt states Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cured him where other remedies failed. J C Wallace comments on ownership and promise of refunds or cures, asserting nature as the only blood remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. London
Hollister
Nutt
J. C. Wallace
May Go Direct to Pardon Board in Rosario Serge Case
Rosario Serge sentenced to death for the Hillsville murder of Tony Conti may bypass the Supreme Court and go directly to the pardon board if about 500 dollars can be raised to print a paper book and cover appeal costs. Attorneys plan to present only essential facts if this route is chosen. The defense has 21 days to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario Serge
Tony Conti
Hillsville
Pardon Board
Supreme Court
Serge
du Bois
Franklin
P. Emery
Nine Civil Trial List With Nine Cases This Week
Nine cases on the civil trial list for the present week at court. Jurors summoned include Adams James S Little Beaver Armstrong Robert E Fifth ward Aiken W L Slipperyrock Aiken John P Slipperyrock Bannon Charles Taylor Burk Cornelius J First ward Buxton Wallace Wilmington Badger James W Slipperyrock Brittain Will Big Beaver Boozer William Plaingrove Brosley John First ward Cox Joseph D Seventh ward Curry John M Perry Coulter R C Wayne Cummings James Hickory Donaldson William H Neshannock Fullerton W S North Beaver Forbes John Slipperyrock Furgeson James Pulaski Fowler John W Seventh ward Gaston William F Shenango Gilbert Muse Shenango Harry C C Fifth ward Kennedy William Perry Keener J B Plaingrove Linsey George Neshannock Laughlin H B North Beaver Laughey Slipperyrock Mayberry John A Fifth ward Marshall T C Hazel Dell Meniece J J Ellwood City McConahy Thomas G Wayne McMunn C E Wayne McMillin J M Third ward Newton Alvi H Shenango Patterson James G Wilmington Patten W E Hickory Robison Linsey North Beaver Reed Ira North Beaver Rodgers Jesse B Plaingrove Rice John P Union Shields T E Pulaski Turner Albert R Fourth ward Truby Samuel Big Beaver Wigton Lawrence Mahoning Wilson A M Wayne Wallace David Y Union Wallace John C Hickory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumpsit
Adams
James S
Little Beaver
Armstrong
Robert E
Fifth Ward
Aiken
W. L
Slipperyrock
John P
Bannon
Charles
Taylor
Burk
Cornelius J
First Ward
Buxton
Wallace
Wilmington
Badger
James W
Brittain
Will
Big Beaver
Boozer
William
Plaingrove
Brosley
John
Cox
Joseph D
Seventh Ward
Curry
John M
Perry
Coulter
R. C
Wayne
Cummings
James
Hickory
Donaldson
William H
Neshannock
Fullerton
W. S
North Beaver
Forbes
Furgeson
Pulaski
Fowler
John W
Rice
Union
Shields
T. E
Turner
Albert R
Fourth Ward
Truby
Samuel
Wigton
Lawrence
Mahoning
Wilson
A. M
David Y
Wallace John C
Rural Carriers Urge Prepaid Stamps in Boxes
Postmaster John A. McKee and county rural postmasters call attention to patrons placing loose coins in rural delivery boxes. The practice delays carriers and adds hardship. Patrons are urged to keep supplies of stamps ready and use small detachable cups in boxes to hold coins when buying stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McKee
More Members Added At Y W C A Meeting
New members joined the Young Women's Christian Association at a Sunday gathering in First United Presbyterian Church. Grace Erhardt gave an address while music by Mrs. William P. Felch and the Harris quartet enhanced the program. President Mrs. J. S. Martin led with assistance from Mrs. T. W. Phillips and Mrs. J. L. Stratton. next Sunday’s meeting will be at Croton Avenue M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Grace Erhardt
William P. Felch
Harris Quartet
J. S. Martin
T. W. Phillips
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
Penrose supporters push silence on legislative stance in Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports Penrose backers urge candidates to avoid public postures, masking loyalties to the senator. Local GOP rivals press for clear positions, citing voters’ right to know. Lewistown Gazette condemns abstention as a failure to represent constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penrose
United States
Postoffice Order Reshapes Newspaper Subscriptions Credit
The postoffice department announces a new rule in the December Postal Guide order No 907 limiting credit extended to newspaper subscribers. Dailies must be renewed within three months, tri weekly six months, weeklies one year, monthlies four months, quarterlies six months. Subscriptions overdue may be mailed at one cent per four ounces, affecting second class rates. Publishers may be allowed time to adjust, but nonrenewals threaten second class mailing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Postal Guide
Move to Deport Criminal Italians Under Way
Italian community leaders plan a Uniontown convention to push a congress in Italy next October to study conditions in America and urge deportation of the criminal element. They claim many migrants transgress in Italy and seek asylum in France or Tunis before sailing to the United States. They note that a three month jail term in Italy can bar passport issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Italy
America
United States
France
Tunis
New World
Death at roadside ends a man's life in Volant
The body of a man about 59 believed to be Frank Pabbregar of Volant Mercer county was found beside a roadside at Coursin station near Glassport. A 38 caliber revolver lay nearby with one empty chamber. Children spotting the scene reported the discovery. Identification rests on a letter bearing the name. No further details about the deceased are known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pabbregar
Volant
Mercer County
Coursin Station
Glassport
Many Join Church in Sunday Communion at Presbyterian
Sunday services at First United Presbyterian welcomed 18 new members after a communion. Rev James M Ferguson led the reception in the Bible Class at Second United Presbyterian as Andrew Magill resumes meetings Monday evening. Woman's Union sections meet at local members' homes Wednesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Directors Will Hold Meeting of New Castle Baseball Club
A meeting of the directors of the New Castle baseball club is scheduled for this afternoon at four o'clock. Considerable business will be discussed, and the Bobby Lowe matter is likely to be on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Baseball Club
Bobby Lowe
Corn for Sale at Roy A Long Car Lot
Good price offered for sound yellow ear corn. Sold by Roy A Long located at White and Neal streets, 13213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Long
White and
Neal Streets
Trade Fairly Brisk in City Commerce Hopes Rise
Merchants report brisk trade in the city over the past two weeks. Many have held special sales with gratifying results and anticipate stronger spring business as tin mills and other industries ramp up.
Rev Brooks Speaks at Youngstown Mission Rally
A foreign missionary rally is held in Youngstown today with speakers Rev Crayton Brooks of the First Christian church and Rev F M Biddle of the Central Christian church named among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Crayton Brooks
First Christian Church
F. M. Biddle
Central Christian Church
Troubadours at the Y M C A in three-part series
The Y M C A opens a three event series tonight with the Troubadours of Westminster College. They have earned fame by playing Carnegie Hall engagements this season. The program also features Prof Frank Hipps and Miss Grace Hamilton on February 14 and ends with Rev Elmer Ellsworth Higley's lecture Git Grit and Gump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburg
Frank Hipps
Grace Hamilton
Elmer Ellsworth Higley
February 28 Event Noted in Local Brief
A compact February 28 entry notes a community event with emphasis on local participants and venue details. The brief highlights organizers and the date, signaling a scheduled gathering for residents.
Rev McDonald Heads to Brookville Revival
Rev J A McDonald of the Epworth M E church left Monday for Brookville Pennsylvania to assist Rev J A McCamey with special revival services during the week. McCamey recently helped McDonald in local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald
Epworth M. E
Brookville
J. A. McCamey
Rev. McCamey
Rev. McDonald
Removal Notice Shifts Office Location to Chester W Wallace
The business office of the New Castle Paint and Varnish company has moved to the new office of Secretary and Treasurer Chester W. Wallace at 66 Pittsburg Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Castle Paint and Varnish Company
Chester W. Wallace
Pittsburg Street
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New York
Dentists
DR. Frampton
East Washington Street
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Union Telephone
M. E
Osgoods Goanas
Henry Nicholson
SJ Hardware
North Mill
Mrs. Foulke
Peoples Mortgage Loan Co
Peoples Mortgage
Washington St
Patterson Elk
Lewistown
D. R. Bollard
Woman's Union
Woman's Union of
Robert Clark
Butler Avenue
B. F. Butler
Clark Lewis
West Grant Street
Rev. Brooks
Pittsburg St
Cravenette
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Mill and
Washington Streets
Troubadours
M’donald
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