Death of Harry E. Smith in Ridgway auto crash
Friends mourn the death of Harry E. Smith an architect who earlier worked with C. C. A. l. Thayer in New Castle. He died Tuesday evening in an auto accident at Ridgway Pennsylvania while out riding with friends. He lived in Warren pa and had studied at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburg. He taught Sunday school at First Presbyterian and had worked for a New York architectural firm during his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Smith
Ridgway
Smith
New Castle
Warren
J. C. McNabb
Wallace Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Carnegie Tech School
Pittsburg
Mr. Smith
New York City
Fidelis Lodge to Install Knights Officers Friday
Fidelis lodge Knights of Pythias will install newly elected officers at the next meeting Friday evening. The group elected Master of Work Charles Snyder Chancellor Commander S T Burton Vice Chancellor Thomas J Shearer Prelate N Todd Master at Arms FE G Hall Keeper of Records and Seals John Greer Master of Finance Edward C Davis Master of Exchequer A B White Inner Guard George Vandegrift Outer Guard Fred Eckert Representative to Grand Lodge Connellsville John Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Charles Snyder
S. T. Burton
Thomas J. Shearer
N. Todd
G. Hall
John Greer
Edward C. Davis
A. B. White
Harry Ray Arrested in Youngstown on Embezzlement Charge
Harry Ray, sought by Detroit police for embezzlement, was arrested in Youngstown last night according to local authorities. The case involves alleged financial theft while Ray reportedly worked for a Detroit firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ray
Detroit
Youngstown
Unprecedented Event Shocks Lawrence County Residents
A remarkable moment unfolds in Lawrence County as an event never witnessed before unsettles residents. Officials report unusual activity and appeal for calm while details remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Store Announces July August Closeout Sale
During July and August this store will close at 5 o clock daily. Prices are greatly reduced on all new season garments as the retailer aims to clear inventory regardless of cost or former selling price. Come in to see the values offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Joseph Spalla Arrested in Pittsburg False Pretenses Case
Joseph Spalla South Jefferson street fruit merchant was arrested by Pittsburg detective agents in this city on a false pretenses warrant. A Pittsburg detective, arriving with orders, could not locate him first time and returned. Spalla was later found and jailed awaiting Pittsburg authorities. He faces charges tied to a Pittsburg warrant. He had prior related arrests in Baltimore and Pittsburg but was discharged.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Spalla
Jefferson Street
Spalln
Spalla
Deskin
McCarthy
Baltimore
Dogs Taken From Jack Young's Pound
David Jones and a man named Mc Murtrie of the Fifth ward were arrested by Dog catcher Jack Young on charges of interfering with an officer and larceny. He recovered three dogs taken from their cell on Reynolds street while returning to the pound about 6 PM. A licensed bulldog was left untouched.
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David Jones
McMurtrie
Fifth Ward
Jack Young
Young
Reynolds Street
Jones
Quartet choir formed at Highland United Presbyterian
A new quartet choir has been formed at Highland United Presbyterian church replacing the existing chorus. Members are Miss Mary Mossman soprano, Miss Margaret Sankey contralto, Prof. G. Lindner tenor, and James M. Bonner bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Mary Mossman
Margaret Sankey
G. Lindner
James M. Bonner
Man Charged With Attempted Choking in Youngstown Case
H C Jones of Youngstown is charged with attempting to choke Miss Hattie Barber to death in a divorce matter. In the division of personal property, the court awarded the woman a stuffed cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jones
Youngstown
Hattie Barber
East Liverpool Racing Meet Shifts Open One Day On Rain
Odd favorites falter as longshot entrants win at East Liverpool race meet. Little Jap wins 2:17 pace after earlier 11th heat while Cutflower takes 2:30 trot and Direct Omer leads 2:30 pace. Harry Ester returns home after buying top horses for next week’s MEET.
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East Liverpool
Little Jap
Cutflower
Omer
Harry Eyster
Liverpool
B. G
Adell Cumeoe
Joe Buck
Alice Wilkes
L. Lutz
Kenneth, M
Dominion
Arnold and Torrens
Alice B
Oddity
Gen. Gentry
John R. Gentry
Greves
Mayene
B. m
Clayene
Timberlake
Lenna
Blk
Brinceton
D. H. MceCond
Annias
Steefee
Venus
Menacacy Cartice
Flying Simon
R. Mare
Lucy Simpson
J. C. Simpson
Davis
Adell
Galvin
Helen Cochran
Col. Cochran
Gladens
Dallas News
Camp
Rosemary Chimes
Chimes
Rathbourn
Thalie Birchwood
Birchwood
McMillen
Milori
Buchanan
Omer, B. G
Meadville
F. S. Wilkes
Gallagher
Hal
Ernest
Prince Logan
Gilman
W. Westwell
Kinney
Bell Avon
McGriff
Shadeland
B. S
Foste- Secomoeld
Ella Seal
Geo. Ahrens
Br. S
Heir
RA SM
S. Gane
Testwood
Simpke
Della Tisk
C. m
Charley
Nat Hake
Zoe Patchen
B.m
Zomoro Wesesmrad
Sir Arthur
Junie McGregor
Boggs
Marigold
Judd
Lear
Duevall
Black Bird
Prairie Bell
Heywood
Eka Ee Ee Lambert J
Andrew N
Haywood
Sweeney, B. G
Strathberry
Sweeney
Sophia W
Campbell
Autumn King
Nichols
Local residents and visitors listed in Edenburg society notes
A long roster notes A C Robinson, F S Webb, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Lena Hunter and many others visiting or transacting business in New Castle and nearby towns. It lists trips to Cleveland Lowellville Ravenna Youngstown and West Middlesex plus church school star recipients and local ball team plans for a game at Bessemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Robinson
New Castle
Grace Smith
Lowellville
Charles McClelland
Harry McCullough
Cleveland
Reta Shingledecker
Hillsville
F. S. Webb
Rose McWilliams
Gus Bond
May
Nellie Hoffmaster
James Morrison
Eva
Pearl Beight
Harland Haun
Bessie Townsend
Elliott Douglas
Abott
Ingram, Pa
Ross Abcott
Minnie Lanin
Eva Rodgers
Ethel Burns
Ravenna
Carl Mitcheltree
Lena Hunter
Youngstown
Leonard Hoover
Grace Stanley
Frank McGraw
H. E. Damon
Hilda
W. A. Hofmeister
Edeburn
West Middlesex
E. N. Baer
Pitzer’s Crossing
Bessemer
Charles Gardner
Lillian
Alexander
Thomas A. Baird
Edenburg
Elmer
Troopers Drill for Encampment at Gettysburg
Captain J. W. Cunningham and Troop F N G P drill nightly this week in preparation for the annual encampment. Mounted drill will be held early next week before the second brigade including Troop F travels to Gettysburg on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cunningham
Gettysburg
Local Social News From Pulaski and New Castle
Dr J A Shaffer visited New Castle on Tuesday and Mrs James Hodge visited Wednesday. Sharon and Mercer visits noted along with funeral attendees for Maud Marquis. No confetti allowed at Niles carnival next week.
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J. A. Shaffer
New Castle
James Hodge
Sharon
Hazel Wilson
Sharpsville
Charles Fisher
New Wilmington
Hattie and
Bethel
Mercer
L. R. Davidson
Ralph
Jean
Treester
Harold Youngstown
B. E. Riblet
Thei
Maud Marquis
Harry Porter
Samuel Harris
S. M. Porter
Mead Clark
C. S. Terrill
Nora Hunter
Mary and
Maurice
Lois McConnell
Monaco
Herbert Shaffer
Brighton
Niles
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C. C. & A. L. Thayer
Fidelis Hall
Pittsburg Street
Ecru
Ecru Nottingham
Nottingham
Nottingham C
R. S. McCulloch & CO
South Jefferson St
Jack Young's Pound
Highland CH
Tan
Vici
Russia
Ziegler Bros
Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co
Banister, Crossett, Ralston and Douglas
Michener & Harmell
East
Washington Street
Youngstown Cars
New Castle, PA
J. W. Johnston
Escobar
Martha Drew
Br. m
George B
Harry G
Br. G
M. Pierce
Albrazia
Bato Light
Ora Margrave
Margrave
Cea Soke
Mabel Keys
Hughes
Freda Lewis
Burney
High Caste
Starr
Paul Wilson
Stahl
Charley King
Earl
Harry Dawson
Case
G. R
Jack Dow
Coronado (Smeck
G. m
Western Douglas V
Simpson
Rta
Lane
Ashtabula
Jane Needler
William Needler
Charles
Norman
Lois
Horace Needler
James Needler
Monessen
E. E. Douglas
Sunday School of the Christian Church
Edyth Hofmeister
John Hofmeister
Oliver Hofmeister
Mark Stanley
Geneva Lyons
Adda Coates
Ray Anangst
Beatrice Lindsay
Viola Maughn
J. B. Coates
L. L. Toy
Pulaski R
New Castle News
P. D
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