Divorces Granted to Unhappy Couples in Desertion Cases
Judge Porter grants divorces on grounds of desertion to Elizabeth Weber and J L Robison Dickson. Elizabeth left after Mike Weber refused to deed property. they wed in Krish, Austria in February 1900 and lived on Bridge street. Dickson and Lillian M. Dickson wed June 26, 1901. she left in Steubenville and North Beaver township in 1905. A divorce subpoena was issued in Sarah Thomas versus James Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Weber
Elizabeth Weber
Porter
W. S. Reynolds
Krish
Austria
Bridge Street
J. L. Robison Dickson
Lillian M. Dickson
Franklin
Kennerdale
Steubenville
Joseph Dickson
Beaver Township
Ellwood Man Will Wed PHG Girl Soon
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Gertrude Izakovtz of Pittsburg to J. L. Caplan of Ellwood City. Rabbi 8. Ziwitz of Pittsburg made the news. No date yet set. expected in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Man
Gertrude Izakovtz
Pittsburg
J. L. Caplan
Ellwood City
8. Ziwitz
Miss Izakovtz
New Castle
Caplan
Sewer Bonds All Disposed Of For City Construction
The 35000 dollar sewer bond issue authorized months ago to fund citywide sewer work, including a Fifth ward storm sewer, has been disposed of. James R. Crawford bid 1011.25 each for six bonds, accepted. Otis and Hough of Cleveland bid 15 premium per bond for the remainder, accepted on advice of the Controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
James R. Crawford
Meadville
A. B. Leech and Company
New York
Otis and Hough
Cleveland
Hughes
Miss Rose Riblet Faints After Skating Accident
James Riblet and family returned from Hendersonville North Carolina after Miss Rose L Riblet ruptured a blood vessel in a skating rink. She was taken to Asheville for treatment and improved enough to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riblet
Hendersonville
N. C
Rose L. Riblet
Asheville
Riblet
North Carolina
South
London praises Hollister tea as Natures cure for blood
J C Wallace quotes Mr London claiming Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cured him when other remedies failed and guarantees a cure or refund, asserting it is Nature's cure for the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. London
Hollister
Nuff
J. C. Wallace
Presbyteri an Missionary Committee Formed at Ellwood
First Presbyterian church of Ellwood will appoint one member from each body to represent them on the missionary committee. Members will be drawn from the session trustees Sunday school Young People's society Woman's Foreign Missionary society Brotherhood and the congregation. Appointments will occur this week or at upcoming meetings. The group convened following a conference in New Castle last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Ellwood
H. W. Rendall
New Castle
Board of Trustees
Sunday School
Young People’s Society
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Brotherhood
Luther League to Hold Regular Meeting at Crescent Avenue
The Luther League of Trinity Lutheran church plans its regular monthly business meeting Wednesday evening at David Flinner’s Crescent avenue home. Expected agenda includes important league business. full attendance is urged. Officers listed are C. C. F. Lambert president Miss Vesta Stamm secretary and Henry Keisling treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
David Flinner
Crescent Avenue
League
CC. FP. Lambert
Vesta Stamm
Henry Keisling
Popular Teacher Reclaims Health After Denver Move
The many friends of Miss Bessie Freshkorn, once a leading city teacher, are glad to report her health improving since she moved to Denver for throat trouble. Doctors now see complete relief as likely and her condition has steadily improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Freshkorn
Miss Freshkorn
Denver
Informal Sunday Party At A L Goldstein Home
An informal party was held Sunday night at the home of A L Goldstein with games music and literary turns. Guests included J Cohen J Rabinovitz A Brown of Beaver Falls and Misses Lillian and Pearl Keller of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Goldstein
J. Cohen
J. Rabinovitz
A. Brown
Beaver Falls
Lillian
Pearl Keller
Prohibitionists Hold Primaries in Ellwood City
Prohibitionists in Ellwood City held the primaries in city hall last night and endorsed the Republican nominees. John G. McKim was chosen for justice of the peace. For school directors R. G. Brown and J. A. Van Gorder. councilmen David Evans, Robert Richardson, Republican nominees. Walter McCormick Democrat for three-year terms. Ira Wilson Prohibitionists for one year. James Woods endorsed for constable. James Glenn chosen as poor director candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Justice of the Peace
John G. McKim
R. G. Brown
J. A. van Gorder
David Evans
Robert Richardson
Walter McCormick
Ira Wilson
James Woods
James Glenn
New Industry 1 Ready For Work In Ellwood
Cylinder Roaster Manufacturing of Ellwood plans to market their roaster in large quantities. President John H. Eaton of Beaver visited Bilwood to push business deals with Frank H. Douthitt. They aim to manufacture in Bilwood at the earliest date and set up a local plant in the spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cylinder Roaster Manufacturing Company
Ellwood
John H. Eaton
Beaver
Bilwood
Frank H. Douthitt
Social Gathering at Harry Caplan's Hosts Well-Wishers
A pleasant gathering occurred at the Lawrence avenue home of Harry Caplan on Sunday night. Friends met to celebrate the engagement of J. L. Caplan and Miss Minnie Miller of Pittsburgh, with out of town guests Harry Miller, Jacob Stein, Miss Catherine Roenigk, Miss Annie Simon, and the Simon brothers Philip Joseph and Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Caplan
Lawrence Avenue
Mr. Caplan
J. L. Caplan
Harry Miller
Minnie Miller
Pittsburg
Jacob Stein
Catherine Roenigk
Annie Simon
Simon Brothers
Philip
Joseph
Benjamin
G. H. Seiler
Dauphin County
G. E. Seiler
Fourth Street
Arthur McBride
Koppel
H. M. Cresswell
Standard Engineering Works
John Mulcahy
Greenville
Arthur Pander
The
Glen Manufacturing Company
Youngstown
A. R. Magill
Ellwood City Trust Company
Floyd R. Rowland
New Castle
Blocher
Carl Davidson
Crescent Avenue
Beaver Falls
H. E. Wilson
Geraldine
Standard Works
Shelby Tube Company
Lawrence Hotel Tuesday Dance Draws In Youths
Manager Thomas Daugherty directs a special program for tonight's dance at the Hotel Lawrence. The weekly Lawrence events have grown into a town institution attracting a rising number of young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Daugherty
Hotel Lawrence
the Lawrence
Presbyterians to Pray for Colleges at Wednesday Service
The First Presbyterian church will hold a special Wednesday night service for all colleges. Rev. H. W. Rendall reports the tradition shifts from a daylong observance to an evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Rendall
Layoffs Due to Shortage Hit Shelby Tube Plant
Twenty two employees at the Standard Works of the Shelby Tube Company in Ellwood City were temporarily laid off Saturday because of a lack of material. Workers from several departments were affected and will be recalled when material orders arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Works
Shelby Tube Company
Ellwood City
Ellwood City man released after restaurant dispute
J Donnelly of Ellwood City was arrested in Beaver Falls on a complaint by a restaurant keeper after an altercation. He was released at Monday’s hearing when it was shown there was no occasion for the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donnelly
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Donnelly
New Car Line Planned Between Beaver Falls and Mahoningtown
Beaver Falls reports indicate early spring construction on a new street car line linking Beaver Falls to Mahoningtown. The route would begin at Mora Do Park, cross a ravine on an iron bridge, then follow the Ft Wayne railroad right of way to Homewood. A second bridge would be built at Homewood, with the Wampum segment passing through cement plant grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Mahoningtown
Morado Park
Beaver Valley
Ft. Wayne
Homewood
Wampum
Funeral Services for Austrian Victim Andrew Zenn
Rev. A. P. Lentz of Trinity Lutheran Ellwood officiated at the burial of Austrian Andrew Zenn killed last week on the B and O railroad. The service was at the Siebenburger Saxon church and the interment took place in the Austrian cemetery. The church conducts regular services and Lentz is noted as a linguist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Lentz
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Ellwood
Andrew Zenn
Lentz
West End
Local visitors and transfers fill a busy schedule
Pittsburg and New Castle visitors populate a long list with names like Bigham Wilson Johnston Caplan Cohen Humphrey Dambach and Mulcahy. Several residents travel to Beaver Falls Zelienople and Youngstown while others report ill with typhoid or near recovery. A concluding ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea with a brief poetic line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wilson
Evans City
Newton Johnston
New Castle
Eva
Wilda Dobson
W. H. Gilland
Pittsburg
S. A. Roelofs
R. M. Caughey
Beaver Falls
John Curry
Lawrence County
J. L. Caplan
A.J. Cohen
Rheumatism Ad Promotes Uric-O Cure Claim
An advertisement declares rheumatism a nationwide threat and promotes Uric-O as a permanent cure. It claims the medicine works by cleansing blood and kidneys, contrasts it with ineffective creams, offers a free 75-cent bottle via mail, and notes Paisley's Pharmacy in New Castle stocks Urico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Co
Smith
Johnston’s Ellwood City Drugists Take Card Victory
Johnston's Ellwood City druggists campaigned on prompt service and fair prices and won their election bid. They thank the public for courtesies during primaries and canvass and predict continued success in February and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston's
Ellwood City
Youngstown Aids Cleveland's Need With Workhouse Intake
Cleveland, Jan. 28. The workhouse faced a scrub woman shortage but Youngstown acted to help. A five woman consignment arrived under guard, lifting spirits among inmates as authorities finally relented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cooper's New Discovery touted as cure for stomach trouble
The article profiles L T Cooper and his so called Cooper's New Discovery claiming it can regulate the stomach and health ills caused by stomach trouble. Emma Stanley of Chicago testifies to dramatic relief after four bottles as the McKee's Cut Rate Medicine Store promotes the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Cooper's
Cooper Medicine Company
Emma Stanley
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
Cooper
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DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Physicians Pharmacy
J. BE. Duff
North Mill Street
Ascade Theatre
South Mill ST
Matinee
Opera House
Burgess
Himmelein
Anita
Devereaux
Dixie Land
DeHollis & Valera
Wallace
Cure
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood City, PA
Ellwood City News
Presbyteraans’ Missionary Soc
Luther League
Prohibitionists
Indorse
Lawrence
Falls
Rev. Lentz
F. L. Bigham
H. F. Liebendorfer
E. W. Liebendorfer
United States
Lawrence Ave
Formula
McKee’s
Cut Rate Medicine Store
N. Mill Street
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Bell Phone
Washington and Jefferson Sts
First National Bank
Resources
U.S. Bonds
U. S. Treas
H’g
Bell
Union
Central Laundry Company
Croton Ave
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