Guffey Set to Remain Pennsylvanias Democratic Leader
Col James M Guffey is expected to be re elected national committeeman for Pennsylvania with Bryan supporters uncertainly watching the caucus ahead. A challenge by M J Caton is filed against Brennan for the Thirty first district, the papers alleging non alignment with Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
William J. Brennen
Bryan
Guffey
Brennen
Thirty-first
M. J. Caton
Philadelphia
Visitors and guests index for Butler region residents
Robert Guiney and Lone Hayes visited Butler last week. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lewis of Youngstown, Miss Cora Walker’s guest. Mrs Thomas Edmundson and Mrs Hays visiting friends at Eidenau. Mrs Edward Spithaler of Bradford visiting her father. Myrtle Harbison of Grove City visiting Aunt Laura Heckert. Dwight Brandon and cousin Willa Steen visiting J C Brandon. Janet Neilson of Wilson visiting local friends and Renfrew. Mrs Dr Thomas Parks of Allegheny visiting daughter Rev J M McCalmont. Grandmother Meeder returned home from Zelienople after visiting Mrs Dale Thorn. Mrs Jameson and Mrs J L Christie back from wedding in Allegheny. Ella McLain of East Liverpool returned after staying with Dr J L Christie. Edna Saelor, in Shenango Valley hospital for nurses training, returned home. friends wish her speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Guiney
Lone Hayes
Butler
Lewis
Youngstown
Cora Walker
Thomas Edmundson
Hays
Eidenau
Edward Spithaler
Bradford
James Plaisted
Myrtle Harbison
Grove City
Laura Heckert
Dwight Brandon
Willa Steen
Allegheny
Ella McLain
East Liverpool
J. L. Christie
Edna Saelor
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle
Pretty home wedding links Shanor and Boehm couple
Mrs. T. H. Boehm hosted a home wedding midweek for Mont W. Shanor and Pamela P. Boehm. Nearby visits included Charles Maitland and son with Henry Bowser. Edith and Alice Bowser joined for summer. Shanor relatives from Pittsburg visited Absalom Shanor during the gathering at Camp Shamor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barr
Westminster College
Martha Pennington
Slippery Rock Normal
T. H. Boehm
Mont W. Shanor
Pamela P. Boehm
Charles Maitland
Saxonburg
Henry Bowser
Edith
Alice Bowser
Perry Shanor
Pittsburg
Perry
Absalom Shanor
Camp Shamor’s
Community Briefs from Portersville and Surroundings
Mrs Oram Stewart is improving after a period of serious illness. An oil well on the Orwell farm was dry while a new well on the Hutton farm proved productive. Mrs Stella Haines and her three children from Ellwood visited Joseph Lehman's home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oram Stewart
Orwell Farm
Hutton Farm
Stella Haines
Ellwood
Joseph Lehman
Widening West Federal Street at Youngstown Under Way
The project to widen West Federal Street at Youngstown has begun. Work crews started the expansion to improve traffic flow and accommodate more vehicles. Local officials say the upgrade will reduce congestion and enhance safety for motorists and pedestrians.
Thompson Run Coal to Ship Output to Cleveland Market
Thompson Run Coal company has arranged with Stirling Mining to handle its output in Cleveland and surrounding territory. H. D. Hileman, president of Stirling, will oversee the Ohio end of the business as the company expands its operations beyond local consumption and boosts mining of the upper Freeport coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Run Coal Company
Cleveland
Stirling Mining Company
H. D. Hileman
Ohio
Upper Freeport
Contractors Start Work On Spring Ave
Grading operations began on Spring avenue by Maynard and Flynn. A dozen men and four teams work to bring the street to proper grade for paving. They finished excavation on Wayne avenue and await council tonight on filling near Sixth street to match the grade.
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Maynard and Flynn
Spring Avenue
Wayne Avenue
Sixth Street
Eckles Gets a Frost from Fish Hatchery
Thomas Eckles, angered by a failed hatchery order, received 12 lone fingerling bass and pike instead of 3,000. He described the delivery as funny and dumped the fish into Connoquenessing Creek, though he may try again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eckles
Ellwood City Band Gave First Concert
Ellwood City held its first band concert of the year on the commons opposite the post office. Led by H. J. Williams the 16 piece group plans rapid growth to 32 before summer. Citizens attended and enjoyed the free performance as support grows for a band stand near the post office or at Sixth street and Lawrence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
H. J. Williams
Sixth Street
Lawrence Avenue
C. E. Whistler Set to Reach Home Tonight
C E Whistler, recently touring the Thousand Islands region and other Canadian waterways, is expected to arrive home tonight. He and other State Editorial association members left for Canada nine days ago and altered plans to return a day early.
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C. E. Whistler
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Local Visitors Reported Around Pittsburg and New Castle
Charles Martin visits Pittsburg while D. J. Mulcahy and Frank H. Douthitt travel to New Castle on business. Mrs. R. C. Stiefel and niece Miss Gladys Chapman in Pittsburg. Enoch Holt and Isaac Newton toured New Castle by auto. William Latham of Ambridge visits his mother on Fourth Street. Mrs. Edward Boots and Mrs. William Steffler of Zelienople visit the Brenners of Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Pittsburg
D. J. Mulcahy
New Castle
Frank H. Douthitt
R. C. Stiefel
Gladys Chapman
Enoch Holt
Isaac Newton
William Latham
Ambridge
Fourth Street
Edward Boots
Willam Steffler
Zelienople
A. L. Brenner
Wayne Avenue
Children At Risk At Grade Railroad Crossings
Citizens and councilmen weigh safety at Wayne avenue and other crossings after repeated near misses. The latest fright involves Mrs. T. J. Fulmer and her two children at Fourth street as a long freight passed and a shifting engine with cars threatened their crossing. Residents demand action from railroad companies to curb flying switches and reduce dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Wayne Avenue
T. J. Fulmer
Fourth Street
Board of Trade
Suspected gambler held after Hazel Dell raid
Justice of the Peace McElroy committed Bob Swangier, hotel operator, to county jail on four serious charges including gambling and operating a bawdy house. Captain Moon led the raid in Hazel Dell, capturing three women and seven men, with more suspects sought. Swangier faces possible guilty plea and a Monday sentencing.
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Justice of the Peace
William E. McElroy
Bob Swangier
Hotel DeBumn
Johnny Hardaprow
Hazel Dell
Captain Moon
Bob
New Castle
Waddington
Swaniger
Moon
Soft Earth Saves Lapienski's Life
Joe Lapienski grocer of 522 Wayne Avenue narrowly escaped serious injury when a bolting horse near his home lurched a wheel into a curb and threw him from the rig. He landed on a soft freshly ploughed earth shoulder and head but suffered no major harm as the animal was stopped beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lapienski
Wayne Avenue
Lapienski
Willing Workers Meet for Bazaar Preparations
The Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church gathered yesterday afternoon at the church for another working session. They continue making articles to be sold at their next bazaar, planned for the early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes and Society Highlights from Harlan County
Harlansburg T P Brown of Sharon visited home over Sunday. The Leesburg team beat us 11 to 6 Saturday. Misses Amanda and Harriet Sterling attended Slippery Rock commencement. The Baptist church plans ice cream and cake on July 4. Offutt Hunter Locke graduated from Slippery Rock last Wednesday. A Methodist church festival last Tuesday was successful. Miss Annetta Locke returned from New York Philadelphia and other eastern points. Mr and Mrs Wallie Stevenson of Steubenville Ohio were guests here Saturday and Sunday. Superintendent D C Locke of Beaver County and the Misses Morgan were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Brown
Sharon
Leesburg
Amanda
Harriet Sterling
Slippery Rock
Baptist Church
Offutt Hunter Locke
The
Methodist Church
Annetta Locke
New York
Philadelphia
Wallie Stevenson
Steubenville, O
N E A Conference News Ties Local Meetings
Miss Harriet Sterling left Monday for Cleveland to attend the N E A meeting on July 1 2 and 3. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs W A Kerr on Saturday afternoon in Monaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Sterling
Cleveland
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. A. Kerr
July 4 Excursions to Ashtabula Harbor
Ride to Ashtabula Harbor for a day trip at $1.25 round trip. Travel from the city to enjoy fine bathing and a cooler, smoky-free day. Trains leave at 8:05 a m central time. See ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula Harbor
Airship promoter seeks Youngstown appearance if GOP opening
A letter from the airship promoter requests the privilege to appear in Youngstown should the city be selected for the opening of the Republican campaign activity. The note implies timing aligned with party events and public interest in a high profile promotional visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
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