Paving and widening planned for Fountain Avenue at Ellwood City
Street improvements at Fountain Avenue near the tube mill will widen the road by about 20 feet and remove railroad fixtures from the roadway. Maynard and Flynn of Pittsburg supervise grading and paving, with dirt hauled away, to create full width through the troubled section. The burgess and town officials press for the curb line alignment and safer passage for vehicles and pedestrians.
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Pountain
Maynard
Flynn
Pittsburg
Founn Avenue
Cil
Italians Plan Aug 14 19 Celebrations in Ellwood City
Ellwood City prepares an Italian community celebration on August 14 and 15 at Tube Mill ball grounds. Forge team offers to play any Italian squad, New Castle preferred, with a game possible on August 15 afternoon. Fireworks prepared, event expected to be strenuous for locals and many American residents.
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Ellwood City
Forge
Ellwood
Owl Captured Near Beaver County In Home Encounter
A small owl with a wise appearance was captured by J. T. Mecklem last week after a brief struggle in his Beaver county home. The bird, which landed on Johnston’s face during sleep, awakened the squire who completed the capture. The owl was then brought to Johnston's drug store.
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Johnston
J. T. Mecklem
Beaver County
Ewing
Squire
Johnston's
Dr. R. M. Russell Visits Ellwood City
Dr. R. M. Russell of Westminster College New Wilmington visited Ellwood City on Monday spending time with Mr and Mrs C E Whistler. He was accompanied by his son Robert and was making a short continental trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Russell
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Ellwood City
C. E. Whistler
Pr. Russell
Robert
Policeman Reilley’s Job Status in Ellwood City
Ed Reilley’s month as policeman ended last night and discharge was ordered by Burdone H. Hogsler. council members and the burgess debate whether to rehire him as borough finances are tight. A special meeting may be required to decide if an extra officer is kept or if the regular policeman remains alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reilley
Ellwood City
Burdone H. Hogsler
Ashis
Burgess Hessler
Council
Caryet
Reilley
Apea
Hazel Dell Roads Spark Automobilists' Complaint
Automobilists in Hazel Dell complain about poor road conditions, especially near the bridge over the Gonmaquenessing. One careful driver warns of frequent flat tires and contemplates contacting county authorities to push road repairs. Pedestrians also note the hazard at the bridge area.
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Fasel Dell
Constable Alleged to Take Five Dollar Bribe
County Detective Creighton G. Logan investigates a report that a constable from Hagel Deli or nearby took a four to five dollar bribe from an inmate at the gambling house run by Johnny Harduprew. A female inmate claimed she paid the officer as part of a dispute over recent raids. An official inquiry and possible action are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton G. Logan
Hagel Deli
Johnny Harduprew
Butt
Bnai Brith Society Elects Officers
The semi annual election of Bnai Brith society officers was held Sunday resulting in Isadore Kraus as president Arthur Cohen as vice president Harry Keller as secretary J L Caplan as treasurer and trustees Harry Caplan Louis Weinstein and L Goldstein named to the board.
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B’nai B'rith Society
Isadore Kraus
Arthur Cohen
Harry Keller
J. L. Caplan
Trempurer
Harry Caplan
Louis Weinstein
L. Goldstein
Zelienople Visitor Roster Touches Local Residents
Loring Gelbach visits Zelienople as Hunday guest. Miss Helen Shear of Youngstown visits brother Claude Rose. Henry Geisler of Dayton visits his brother John Geisler in town. Mrs. Herbert White of Columbus also in the mix.
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Loring Gelbach
Hunday
Helen Shear
Youngstown
Claude Rose
Henry Geisler
Dayton, O
John Geisler
Herbert White
Columbus
Local Visits and Retruns Highlight Community Notes
O is visiting her son William White. Jacob Lewitt of Cincinnati visits cousin Mrs. J L Caplan in Spring avenue. Mr and Mrs J W Mattocks and family return from Sharon. Elizabeth Brenner of Paltenople visits son A S her Wayne avenue. Mrs Henry Schmidt of Youngstown visits her brother M S Hamilton of Wayne avenue. A Brenner couple return from Zelienople. William Morgan of Heonomy returns home after visiting here. Teresa Laney of Allegheny visits at Mr and Mrs James McIntry of Spring avenue. William Majors, who lost the third finger on his right hand, is recovering well. Clifford Bell of Greensburg visits his brother Rev Carlos Bell of Slippery Rock church. Mr and Mrs David Flinner of Crescent avenue return from visit with Mrs Flingser and Joseph Garmen of Middle Lancaster.
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A. . Brenner
Wayne Avenue
Zelienople
William Morgan
Heonomy
Teresa Laney
Allegheny
James Mclintey
Spring Avenue
William Majors
Ut .Aill
Clifford Bell
Greensburg
Carlos Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
David Flinner
Crescent Avenue
Flingser
Joseph Garmen
Middle Langaster
Cattle Destroyed for Tuberculosis in Butler County Herd
Eleven cows from the Henderson Stauffer herd in Lancaster township Butler county were killed by order of the state department. Each animal tested positive for tuberculosis and the state compensates the owner two thirds of the market value.
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Henderson Stauffer
Lancaster Township
Butler County
State Department
Fourth of July Festivities Open in New Wilmington
New Wilmington July fourth passed peacefully with picnics at Vallant Fay and nearby towns. Fireworks display directed by Rev A McDowell drew crowds while chairs sold cheaply caused a collection of chairs to be reclaimed by college. many locals visited relatives and attended family gatherings. Local visitors and residents celebrated at several sites including Pulaski and Sharon with church events and social meetings noted.
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New Wilmington
Auiatly
Newilmington
New Castle
Sharon
Neshannock
Furnace Hill
Johnstons
Pulaski
Ramsey
Lee Reed
D. W. Fisher
Hastbrook
Rev
A. McDowell
Russell
Summer Cars Return to Mahoningtown Line Prompting Comfort
Mahoningtown division sees several summer cars placed in operation boosting ride comfort for line patrons. Open windows on winter cars yielded high temperatures while Monday's switch to summer cars delighted Seventh and Wifth ward residents.
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Mahoningtown
Traction Company
Wiftth Ward
William Ross Lloyd to Speak at Missionary Society Meeting
The Men's Missionary society of the First Christian church will hold its regular quarterly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Wm. Ross Lloyd of Bellevue will deliver the principal speech on American Missions. Rev Draper of Hillman Street church Youngstown will also speak along with several local ministers. Music and other features will enhance the event.
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Men's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Wm. Ross Lloyd
Bellevue
Draper
Hillman Street Church
Youngstown
Charter Asked By New Castle Pharmacy Co
An application for a charter for the New Castle Pharmacy was placed on record at the court house on Monday afternoon. The new company purchased the John B. Haley stock at the corner of North Mill and North streets. Capital stock is 5000 dollars in 60 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators and shares: John W. Knox two, Scott D. Long two, T. F. Morehead three, John F. Greer two. Balance of stock holder not shown. T. F. Morehead is treasurer.
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New Castle
Court House
John B. Haley
North Mill
North Streets
John W. Knox
Scott D. Long
T. F. Morehead
John F. Greer
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Ellwood City News
Fountain Avenue
Mecklem Johnston
Hazel Dell
B’nai B’rith Society
Ellwood Personals
The
New Castle News
News Office
Wales
Emmanuel CH
Orfangy
Slotch Woolen Mills
Washington St
W. M. Moss, Mgr
A. B. Dunn
Sharpsburg
G. H. Zehner
Miss Barker
Winnie White
Elizabeth Elliott
Harlangsburg
R. L. Taylor
Canonsburg
J. G. Nevin
Charles Freeman
D. B. Forsythe
McKeesport
John Agnew Moore
Dunlap
John McNaughton
A. T. Jenkins
J. M. White
Grove City
N. W. Elliott
Tolerence Montgomery
Nellie Means
D. A. Moore
Dr. Marquis
the Theological Seminary
Chicago
Ill
R. N. Grier
Mealy Bell
John C. Bell
Frank Phillips
A. M. Phillips
J. W. Stephenson
Natrona
H. B. Barr
Bank Block
D. M. McClelland
Beaver Falls
Presbyterian Church
Kirkbride
John B. Waddington
Anna Trushel
Pwing Burnahn
Ella Waddington
New Wilmingon
First United Presbyterian Church
West Middlesex
John McMillin
Mahoning
Binora Mae
McMillin
East Palestine
Lew Means
Mahoningah
B. m
Helen Mack
Nellie King
C. m
Seventh Ward
Herb Goates
Goates
the Commonwealth
Frank Joyilo
Goagies
Porter
Eenth Ward
Beaver Township
Jack Bowman
South Lafayette Street
NewOastle Junction Shops
Baltimore & Ohio
Debbs Frost
Jamestown
Bessie McDougal
West Wabash Avenue
Busan Clark
West Madison Avenue
Jamestown, Pa
Harold Reese
North Liberty Street
W. L. Steen
Dave Harrison
Tom Davis
Frank Carmen
South Liberty Street
William Francis
East Cherry Street
Mary Jenkins
Mahoning Avenue
John Bowers
East Clayton Street
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Akron
O. Clyde Comppett
Standard Steel Car Company
Margaret Shaffer
East Liverpool
Clara Hayes
Ashland Avenue
George Williams
Shenango
Grace Wilhelm
Pharmacy CO
Lawrence Statry
CO Ted
Sade uTon
Yrottsalt
People's Mortgage Loan CO
Herb D. McGoun
First National Bank
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
Sanerd Corea Ogres
Psese9 Academy
A.b.ghurch
Ascade Park
Lee Dent
Juggler
Lola Tucker
Hafford & Mantell
Mills & Morris
the Minstrel Maids
Bush & Elliott
Cascade Dining Hall
Lawrence Ave
Hillwood City
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