Annual Convention of Epworth League to Meet in Sharon
Large contingents from New Castle District will attend the sixteenth annual Epworth League convention at Oakland Avenue Methodist Church Sharon on July 23 and 24. The program includes sessions with A C McClelland Anna Kerr and J A Herben plus department meetings led by local presidents and ministers.
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New Castle District
Epworth League
Oakland Avenue Methodist Church
Sharon
A. C. McClelland
New Wilmington
Anna Kerr
Palmer N. Taylor
Nellie Hoffmaster
Edenburg
Paul Kohlmeyer
Grove City
Grace Jones
Mabel Wallis
King's Chapel
West Middlesex
Hazel Shaffer
New Castle
Sue Kramer
Roy Campbell
Mercy
Mabel Mechlin
Ada Yahres
William Alexander
John Lytle
Mercer
Temperance
Walter 8. Reynolds
George E. Weingartner
Cannot Go to His Dying Mother
In Youngstown on July 11 Andrew Serafino, born in Southern Italy and naturalized American, fears imprisonment and three years in the Italian army if he returns to visit his dying mother. He must stay abroad while relatives travel to Italy in his stead.
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Youngstown
Andrew Serafino
Italy
Serafino
Wife No. 4 Triggers Bigamy Arrest in Meadville
Sheriff Mods of Hillsboro County Florida arrives in Meadville to take back Anthony Stein accused of bigamy. Prosecutor Miss Lopez, daughter of a Tampa sea captain, says Stein has four wives living with her as No. 4. She says he married twice in Meadville and once in Anderson Indiana before marrying her four years ago. Alleged wife No. 2, formerly Miss Mary Carther of New Kensington, Pa., will testify.
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Greenville
Mods
Hilsboro County
Fla
Meadville
Anthony Stein
Miss Lopez
Tampa
Stein
Anderson
Ind
New Kensington
Mary Carther
May raise grade of Big Run Bridge project
County commissioners reviewing a plan to raise the grade of South Jefferson Street between the Big Run bridge and Long Avenue by about five feet. The improvement would occur before the new bridge is built and may receive further consideration.
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Jefferson Street
Big Run
Long Avenue
Prefer Garages to Horse Stables
City residents near stables advocate autos over horses, arguing garages are cleaner and healthier. They say stables breed insects and carry germs linked to typhoid fever and infant cholera, making garages a preferable living environment.
Local Men to Take Part in Sharon Shoot
The fifth amateur tournament of the Perkins Gun club of Sharon will be held Thursday July 23. A dozen events have been arranged and trapshooters from Sharon Youngstown Niles Cleveland and Warren will be present.
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Sharon
Perkins Gun Club
Youngstown
Niles
Cleveland
Warren
Ferris Discharged After Altercation Over Goods
A. C. Ferris who faced assault and battery charges from W. J. E. Miller was discharged at a hearing before Alderman Green yesterday. The dispute at Miller's home in Wampum led to blows during a quarrel over goods.
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A. C. Ferris
W. J. E. Miller
Alderman Green
Miller
Wampum
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Edna E. Ewing and Robert B. McMaster, both residents of the city.
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Youngstown
Edna E. Ewing
Robert B. McMaster
Health Dept. Seeks Revival of Pure Food Ordinance
The health department plans to revive an old pure food ordinance to regulate dairy products, require strict inspection of cows and dairies, and label all milk cans with owner identification. The revised rules aim for clearer quality controls and penalties for violations as they go before councils.
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Health Department of
McCandless
J. A
Health Department
Foot Amputated After Shotgun Accident At New Castle Junction
W. H. Budd of Berger Flats on North Mercer street, proprietor of the Baltimore and Ohio restaurant, will lose his left foot after a shotgun discharged while he was handling it Friday evening. The shell-freeing attempt caused the ball to mangulate the foot. doctors amputated the ankle. Budd's condition improved after surgery.
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W. H. Budd
Berger Flats
Mercer Street
Baltimore & Ohio
New Castle Junction
Budd
Pittsburg Picnic at Cascade Park Thirteenth Annual Outing
Pittsburg July 11. At a meeting of the William G. Johnston & Co. Picnic association the final arrangements were completed for the thirteenth annual outing of the employees at Cascade Park on July 18. General managers named and amusements directed by Balzia Weis as chair.
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Pittsburg
William G. Johnston & Co
Cascade Park
John J. McShane, Jr
John J. G. Keifer
Edward A. Seiple
J. Albert Cooper
John C. McCullough
Louis P. Miller
Harry E. Johnson
Fred E. Loeffler
R. H. McKeown
Balzia Weis
Trolley Wire Down Delays Mahoning Ave Line
A broken trolley wire on Mahoning Avenue halted traffic on the Mahoningtown division for nearly an hour early Saturday. Cars were blocked until the repair crew replaced the damaged wire.
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Mahoning Ave
Mahoningtown
The
Traction Company
Mahoning Avenue
Prisoner Ernest Randall Returned After January Escape
Ernest Randall, an inmate who escaped Mercer jail in January, was captured in Dayton and brought back Thursday, ending a short chase.
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Ernest Randall
Mercer
Dayton
Foster's Weather Prognostications 1908 Forecast
Washington July 11 forecast outlines disturbances crossing the continent from July 12 to 19. Predictions include warm and cool waves across the Pacific slope, Great Central Valleys, and eastern states with unusually low temperatures the week of the 17th. Storms feared east of Meridian 90 and dry spells in the southwest. Crops expected below average. 1909 crop outlook soon.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
North Pacific
Rockies
Meridian 90
Kane teen Mary DeCamp returned to Kane after arrest
Mary DeCamp, 18, of Kane PA, arrested on a disorderly conduct charge, was sent back to her father by Mayor Lusk and Chief Gilmore after Kane police arranged for her return. Sam Layton, arrested with her, received a 20 day county jail sentence.
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Mary DeCamp
Kane
Lusk
Seventeen Byler Families on Rural Route Highlight New Wilmington News
New Wilmington July 11 M B Allsworth rural mail carrier route No 1 serves 17 Byler families in the Amish Dutch settlement. The piece notes remarkable mail separation amid common surnames and compares to a record 15 Joneses route in Philadelphia.
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New Wilmington
M. B. Allsworth
Byler
Philadelphia
Jones
Allsworth
Specials in the Cloak Room Sale Prices Arrive
A garb markdown listing dozens of suits coats and skirts with prices cut to under $17.00. Items include light gray and Panama suits, black broadcloth and chiffon pieces, Voile and Shrunk Muslin items, and multiple jackets and dresses.
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Copenhagen
Panama
East Liverpool Trots Offer of Bribery Sparks Attention
At East Liverpool interurban meet a driver claimed he was offered 800 to throw the race but declined. In the 2:18 trot eight heats settled the event with Joe S. winning from Tellus. Gretchen L. and St Patrick set a 2:14 1 4 in the 2:15 pace while Bernaldo took the 2:21 trot. Aston S. scored two firsts in the day.
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East Liverpool
Wat C. Karns
Tellus
Karus
Joe S
Joe Mutler
Valentine
Aston S
Gretchen L
St. Patrick
Bernaldo
Lady Maccabees and Wilenda At Cascade Park
The event features Lady Maccabees and Wilenda performing at Cascade Park on July 21. The program highlights aerial rope acts and novelty performances by the two acrobats before an outdoor crowd.
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Lady Maccabees
Wilenda
Cascade Park
Robison Plans Return Watch Hinton Goode Kerr
Stanley Robison president of the St Louis National club will return to Youngstown to view Red Hinton third baseman for the Champs Wilbur Goode Akron outfielder and Kerr local outfielder He rates them and may want Hinton as a catcher.
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Youngstown
Red Hinton
The
Champs
Wilbur Goode
Akron
Stanley Robison
St. Louis National Club
Robison
Hinton
Goode
Kerr
McKeesport and New Castle Fight to Avoid Cellar
Eric shows improved strength as McKeesport and New Castle face tough games to climb out of last place this season. both teams must win to escape the cellar.
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Eric
McKeesport
New Castle
Modern Woodmen Log Rolling at Cascade Park
Log rolling event at Cascade Park on July 15 drew a crowd for a best ever performance as participants showcased agility and competition in a family friendly outdoor event.
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Cascade Park
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