Convention Program for Womens Military Society Concludes in Bethel
The Women’s Military Society holds a long convention at Bethel Church on Green Street. Saturday features devotional exercises, nominating committee reports, officer elections, and evening devotionals led by Mrs. Rose Perkins and Priscilla Wilson. Sunday offers a 9:30 praise service, 10:30 missionary sermon by W. B. Derrick, 2:30 devotional by Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. J. Batch, 3:00 platform meeting with talks by Lillian Hopkins, Sadie Bentley, Lowry, J. W. Batch, Ophelia Bell, and a 7:30 prayer service led by Mrs. G. P. Offer. Monday begins with 9:30 devotional exercises, committee reports, unfinished business, and adjournment.
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The
Womens’ Miliary Society
Bethel Church
Green Street
May Ferguson
Cora Taylor Boykins
W. B. Derrick
Flushing
Mary Moore
J. . Batch
G. P. Offer
Lillian Skins
Sadie Bentley
Lowry
J. W. Batch
Ophelia Bell
Bers
Derrick
Two Fishermen Try for Record Catch on Neshannock Creek
Sampson Moore and John Quail left Vendome and South Mercer for a long day of fishing along Neshannock Creek. After a journey to Eagles Camp and a brief stop in Volantia they returned with no fish yet and many stories. Their friends await their haul and the promised string that would break springs.
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Neshannock Creek
Eagles
Volant Ia
Sampson Moore
The
Vendome
John Quail
South Mercert
William Stevens Arrested for Insulting Women on Bridge
William Stevens was arrested by Officer Deskin at 9 PM on a charge of insulting women on West Washington street bridge. He is to have a hearing at 8 15 PM before Mayor Lusk. The area has long drawn loiterers and police aim to break up the activity.
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William Stevens
Deskin
West Washington Street
Stevens
Lusk
M West Washington Street
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Rosena Furnace Set to Reopen Next Week in New Castle
New Castle expects renewed prosperity as Carnegie’s Rosena furnace No 1 will resume full operation early next week, likely Sunday or Monday. The restart will employ about 300 workers and boost nearby mills, with other plants already returning to capacity after closures tied to the Wall Street panic. The Etna furnace remains the sole major exception in local iron production.
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New Castle
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Group
Rosena
Wall Street
Associated Charities
Etna
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Shenango River
Old Home Week Celebrates Chicora Pioneers
Old timers gather for Chicora Old Home Week with 600 residents present and more expected. Balloon ascent, speeches by H R Sheffield Louis P Litzinger James Burke and others precede a campfire and fireworks display. Notable visitors include J B Sho Walmart? Shooter. West Virginia, Ohio, Oklahoma, Illinois and Texas oil men attend a reunion of early Western Pennsylvania oil developers.
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Chicora
King Kelly
H. R. Sheffield
Louis P. Litzinger
Butler
James Francis Burke
Pittsburg
E. M. Fradenburg
Burgess R. W. E. Hoch
Andrew G. Williams
Hugh A. Ayres
Joseph Criswell
John T. Kelly
H. J. Myers
Old Home Week Association
J. B. Showalter
Congress
William McLaughlin
Aspinwall
Millerstown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Oklahoma
Illinois
Texas
Extensive Repairs to City Schools
The buildings grounds and repairs committee has conducted a thorough review of every school building in the city. Detailed recommendations, some spanning pages, were approved and are now being carried out, with fall expectations of excellent condition for smaller repairs.
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Board of Education
Communion Service at Grace M. E. Church
The quarterly communion will be held Sunday morning at Grace M. E. church with Rev. H. M. Burns as pastor. Rev. T. W. Douglas, presiding elder, will preside over the exercises and other services will follow as usual.
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Grace M. E. Church
H. M. Burns
T. W. Douglas
Special 4th July Excursions Round Trip Fare
Special Fourth of July excursions offer one and one half price for the round trip. For further information see the ticket agent. 26615.
Drowning of James Reardon in Mahoning River
James Reardon an 18 year old resident of Youngstown drowned after falling from a boat into the Mahoning River Thursday night. A search was conducted but no survivor was found.
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James Reardon
Youngstown
Mahoning River
Tin Mill Work Hours Favor Change in New Schedule
Tin mill workers expect a shift to a new weekly timetable at New Castle tin mills starting Sunday midnight. The plan adds an extra shift and reorders turns with a 2:30 PM Sunday meeting at Fidelis hall to decide. The American Tin Plate Company backs the change and pledges no extra Saturday shift unless needed.
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New Castle Tin Mills
Fidelis Hall
American Tin Plate Company
Fireworks Dazzle Ashtabula Italians Celebrate St Mary Feast
Thousands gathered near St Vitus Italian Church in South Jefferson and Maitland streets for a band concert and fireworks finale marking the St Mary feast. Rozzi and Fazzoni staged rival displays, praised as spectacular with aerial bombs creating unique thrills. Michael Conti led the Humbert Society in organizing the event with Polish Sa voila support.
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St. Vitus
Jefferson
Maitland
Ashtabula
New Castle
Ellery’s
Rozzi
Fazzoni
Humbert
House of Savoila
Michael Conti
Route Marking for Glidden Tour Reaches New Castle
Pathfinding Maxwell driven by J Schreyer J Connell F G Dwight and M J Pyatt marks route through New Castle for Glidden Tour next Saturday. Jones Speedometer co funds markings, route changes noted at Sewickley due to bad roads, preparations include danger flags and confetti to warn crossings.
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New Castle
J. Schreyer
J. Connell
F. G. Dwight
M. J. Pyatt
New Castle Auto Company
Mercer Street
Jones Speedometer Company
Pathfinder
New York
Buffalo
Maxwell
Utica
Lawrences Auto Club
Pittsburg
Seventh Ward
Wampum
Beaver Falls
Sewickley
H. G. Miller
A. M. Brown
Lawrence Auto Club
Cambridge Springs
Beaver Quay statue placement stalls in Harrisburg meeting
The board of public grounds and buildings held a Harrisburg meeting and again did not act on placing the Quay statue. Colonel Moody has not followed up his letter for a conference with the commission, delaying a decision until after the legislature. Possible outcomes include relocating the statue to Beaver or to Quay’s burial family plot.
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Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Harrisburg
Quay
Colonel Moody
Quay Monument Commission
Capitol
Beaver
Holiness Association to Meet Monday Evening
A central meeting of the New Castle Holiness Association will be held next Monday evening at the Epworth Methodist church. Isaac George will be the leader.
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New Castle
Police Watch Empty Houses Advice From Chief Gilmore
Chief Gilmore urges notifying police before long trips so they can watch unoccupied homes and deter raids. He warns burglaries often go undetected for days, giving marauders time to escape after an empty house is robbed.
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Gilmore
Celebration in Youngstown Unites Union Veterans and Grand Army
A large event unfolds in Youngstown as members of the Union Veteran Legion join the Grand Army in a shared celebration. Local veterans and civic groups participate, highlighting the historical ties and community tribute.
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Youngstown
Union Veteran Legion
Grand Army
Death Notice: John Smith of Youngstown Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Relatives learn of John Smith's death in Cleveland hospital on December 6. Daughter Miss Mary Smith traveled to Cleveland to learn details after he left Youngstown last October with no word. Friends conveyed the news to Youngstown as Mrs. Smith suffers shock.
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John Smith
Youngstown
Cleveland
Mary Smith
Mrs James Strowhecker Fined For Assault On Child
Mrs James Strowhecker was fined $1 and costs by Alderman Mayne for assault and battery on a child of Mrs A Sadie Richey at a hearing yesterday. Her husband faced a similar charge but was discharged for want of evidence.
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James Strowhecker
Sadie Richey
Alderman Mayne
Night Patrols Guard Dairies as Thefts Strike Milking Cows
Dairymen near Boardman patrol pastures and barns with shotguns to deter thieves. Nighttime raids have targeted cows, with thieves milking and taking dairy stock under cover.
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Boardman
Realty Transfers From Edna Smith and Others
Realty transfers list several conveyances in New Wilmington Ne shannock and Fourth ward. Edna P Smith sells to John F Williams for 1300 dollars. J Walter Hay sells to John W Jones for 175 dollars. Harriet A Oakes sells to Mrs Nettie Lewis for 1 dollar. Geo 7 Weingartner sells to Mary Hogue for 500 dollars. Mary Hogue sells to LeRoy Whiting for 600 dollars.
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Edna P. Smith
John F. Williams
New Wilmington
J. Walter Hay
John W. Jones
Neshannock Township
Harriet A. Oakes
Nettie Lewis
Weingartner
Mary Hogue
LeRoy Whiting
Youngstown Man Ends Life in Saloon Binge
Michael Tooney drank carbolic acid in a Youngstown saloon Wednesday night. Friends believed it a joke, but his lifeless body was found the next day.
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Youngstown
Michael Tooney
Early Celebrator Arrested Before Independence Day
Percy Rowland a Washington Street cigar store clerk faced arrest after he celebrated Independence Day by exploding a large can of crackers in the Neshannock creek. Officer Spiers interrupted the act and Rowland was taken to police headquarters and released on a $5 forfeit.
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Percy Rowland
Washington Street
Rowland
Neshannock Creek
Spiers
Little Duke Pickpocket Sentenced to Five Years
Salty Dole reports that famed pickpocket Little Duke was sentenced yesterday in Youngstown to five years in the penitentiary. His record shows a total of twenty one years served in jail.
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Little Duke
Youngstown
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Iva O'Brien
Ision
C. P. Haron
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Rosena Furnace
GRACE
M. E. CH
Lake Erie
R. R
Pittsburg Street
R.s.mcculloch & Company
NEW Leslie
Glidden Tour
Nolan & GO
East Washington St
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Ewing & Long's
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Oxfords
Ewing & Long
Digatia
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