Club funds to buy car for visiting nurses drive
Wie Ras Muirhead Business Girls club held a dinner at the YWCA to launch a campaign for funds to purchase an automobile for use by Visiting Nurse Association and the Tuberculosis Dispensing Nurse. The plan calls for weekly three day use, with prizes for top subscriptions and a deadline at the W&A building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Ras
Cascane Park
Gappolater
Priza
Belige
Annetta McKee
New Castle
Deutschland's Deutschland Trip Sparks Diplomacy and Debate
The Bremen voyage amid British French blockade is used to argue the Deutschland is a merchant ship not a warship. German diplomats plan to brief Count von Berstorff and Captain Neengo on the trip's data to support challenging the blockade. Consul Lendrite calls the ship a merchant vessel and urges Britain and France to recognize its peaceful purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Hartimore
Wil
Paul Neenigoof
Tendericz
Deuttache Drean-Rhedere
Germany
Lendrite
Britain
France
Paper Mull Dam Becomes Busy Local Swimming Spot
The Paper Mull Dam near the Ne river draws hundreds daily as boys lead the bulk of swimming activity while older men join in evenings. The area offers shallow to deep spots, with a springboard at the south end and rough bottom stones, prompting calls for safer landings and improved bathing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilyal
Newhanwork
Swinming
Liedain
Kore
Irregular July Stock Opening Leads to Mixed Results
New York July 12 The stock market opened irregular with some gains in Studebaker and American Zinc but overall declines in United Fruit Sugar American Can Marine Sugar Mexican Petroleum and other issues. Reading fell to 964 from 9344, General Motors eased five points, Maxwell Motor down 2 1 2 points as traders await further reactions to reparations outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stotm
New York
Stock Exchange
Studetaker
Falawin
United Frest
Marine Prefpared
General Motors
Sviderica
Ilain
Faye
Maxwell Motor
Teachers Elected For Next Term For 1917
The school board elected new instructors and staff for the 1917 term. Norman Moses of Minneapolis will replace J G Blucher as chemistry instructor at the high school. Miss Hasetia Sharp was chosen as domestic science teacher at the big school. Miss Caroline Buchanan will supervise the playgrounds department at Mahoning. K K Armsden, previously teaching manual training, will not return, having been released from contract. Janitors return a month early to prepare buildings. Secretary and stenographer to take two weeks vacation each, arranged by secretary Mr. Marquis and President Mr. Taggart. The Free Maitland Deaconess Home was exonerated from school taxes. J W Snyder received 75 for work on the high school stage scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Moses
Minneapolis
J. G. Blucher
Missy Hasetia Sharp
Leacher
Caroline Buchanan
Mahoning School
K. K. Armsden
Hgh
Schioal
Lie Weeling
Marquis
Taggart
Iree Maitland Deaconess
Boar
J. W. Snyder
Orangemen Arrive For Big Outing At Bosne Anniversary Parade
Orangemen arrive for a large outing in Cazcade Park marking the 428th anniversary of the Battle of the Bosne under Kerstooe District L. L. No. 6 and Star of the West District L. 0. Lb. No. 12. W. Crane and J. H. McDonald lead district lodges. parade forms from Harmway depot and moves to public square before proceeding to the park for afternoon programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazcade Park
Kerstooe
L. L. No
Star of the West Dstrict
W. Crane
W. M
J. H. McDonald
W. J.paule
Mitsburg
Harmway Depot
East Wasiinglton Street
Aldea
Noir Castle
Pittsburg
Wurlemburg
Inne
Ellgood, Zellenopte
Wartemburg Iudges
New Castle
Sharon
Youngstown
New Cantra
Wales
Reigalia Algo
Court Street
Washington
Vieflors
Willan
Poole
G. W. FL Martin
Alex. McDonald
Cunningham
Hogh Shields
Effect of Street Car Lines on Realty Values
The Sharon chamber of commerce surveyed real estate impact from street car extensions. In New Castle extensions generally raised values by improving access from suburbs to business districts, as seen on East Washington street where values rose after the line expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Chamber of Commerce
New Castle
Washington Street
East Washington
Local Grand Lodge Set For Dedication Event
Sam Harris reports a large crowd expected at the grand lodge dedication in Larimore with numerous grand lodge officers to attend. Delegates from Astontown prepare for the event and Joby G. Hart, Jr. in Baltimore confirms the grand exalted ruler will attend. Hart chairs the program committee and seeks notable participants for the dedication occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harts
Triade Portation Ventmiliee
Larimore
Grand Lodge
Harris
Astontown
Thorn
Joby G. Hart, Jr
Baltimore
Hart
Couluittee
Aedinattan
Minute Men Meet At Luncheon Recommends Investigation
The board of trade luncheon discussed Shenango river channel lights and an extra track for Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Director A Valiani reported three new members, A Shane, D G Ramsey, and C T Metzler. A five member committee was appointed to investigate and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango River
Board of Leade
James Love
James A. Chambers
RoterLst White
New Castle
Board. of Trade
Ken
A. Valionsi
A. P. du Shane
D. G. Ramsey
Charles T. Metzler
Board of Trade
Scatt Radoker
Harlansburg Socials and Local Meetings Recap
Harlansburg hosts a pleasant surprise birthday for Mrs Cameron with 40 guests, pink and white decorations, and a postcard shower from distant friends. Upcoming Farers’ meeting discusses meadow pasture profitability and centralized schools, with a vocal trio and quartet performance. Volant College reunion planned for October 10 on campus. Local notes highlight visits by Carbaugh Cartwright and others, plus recent guests and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL F. Cameron
Registrars Appointed For Four Year Terms In New Castle
Registrars of voters in New Castle were appointed for four years starting September 16 1916 by the county commissioners. Each precinct will have two registrars a Republican and a Democrat with daily pay for registration. Upcoming registration days are September 7 September 19 and October 7. Vacancies to be filed in the Second and Eighth wards. Seventh ward limits under review. A long list of appointments by ward follows naming individuals across the city with party assignments and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hirst
Willnw
Gard- Werwut Dohn
Hert
Edward
Ien- Ty
George A. Waad
Karl Shreib
Charles Moyd
A. Winter-lle
Mawt L
Alley
Ward
A. McCready
Tuvrii
McKeown
Ralph
Jomes C. Drake
A. Love
Seconnt
James Twaddle
Dames Fallowood
Whitney Larrett
Charles G. Gaston
W. Fr. Davyaint
J. Brown
Fist Moy Ei Matues
James Maher
Lewis Conny
SN. Travers _ ae
Thomas B.ton
Jerry Seamons
Eastbrook Play Nets a Nice Sum at United Presbyterian
The Eastbrook play by young people of the United Presbyterian church raised 983 dollars for the plano fund, with plans to repeat the performance at another location. Committee members included Miss Pearl Hutchinson Mr Ralph McConnell and Mr van Dinsmore. The Loyal Temperance Legion held a holiday meeting at the Methodist church with Miss Mildred Sergeant and Miss Murl McConnall in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisi Ty
United Presbyterian Church
Plano Fund
Ye T. Fe the Loyal Temperance Legion
Mildred Sergeant
Murl McConnall
Death in Family Third Time in Seven Months
In Bessemer, Joseph Dusich’s home mourns again as his wife Mary Duckeh dies after a short illness linked to measles and pneumonia. The seven month period has claimed two of the couple’s children, leaving Dusich with three surviving children. Funeral services are set for 9 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Anthony's chapel with burial in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dusich
Bessemer
Hte
Mary Duckeh
Board of Trade Secures Quarters in Greer Building
The new board of trade will occupy three rooms on the third floor of the Greer Building on Narll Moreor street and retain the second floor hall for meetings, gaining access to the large auditorium for general membership gatherings. Officers expect to move in within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Greer
Narll Moreor Street
Inualc
Trade Board
Auditorimu Fa
New Quarters
Rit Inn
TENTS NEAR BORDER AS TROOPS GEAR FOR VILLA CAMPAIGN
The report describes Pennsylvania cavalry units near the Mexican border facing measles outbreaks while awaiting horses and near-term maneuvers. Troops are assigned to border patrols as Villa's forces reorganize, with Chihuahua City seen as a volatile stronghold and Carranza’s leadership under scrutiny amid ongoing raids and prisoner releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneyver
Villa
Mexico
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Earl D. Liaf
Kansas City
Ernest Dullen
Cloelanadl
Thorpe
Pennsylvania
el Paso
Potomac
Ohio River
Missouri
Juarez
Chihuahua
Beil
Fort Duss
Washington
Yim
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Chiluiahua
Villista
Carranza
Villa R
Carriwen
Columbus
Carrans Za
Crap Game Fugitives Are Caught
Police busted a crap game behind South Street but many fled and avoided capture. A strategy board reported eight arrested for disorderly conduct with fines or jail terms set, while others were warned to pay debts. Officers vowed to pursue all involved in the game and shut it down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noma
Costa
South Street
Tha Gap
Votlee
Flo
Charlie Robb
Letty Willam
Jack McKesson
Jack Stewart
Arthur Sissley Jir
John Robb
Atike Mutmalo J
Marty Kernan
Theen
Chick Young
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Names of local residents admitted for treatment listed for SHenango Valley Hospital. Anna Lewis Robert Preston John Toyd Harry Frank and Hilly Stoughton admitted. Steve Pocoto recovered and returned home. Marriage licenses noted for Stephen W. Sadler and Margaret May Palmer, both of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lewis
Highland Avenue
Robert Preston
Park Avenue
John Toyd
Orangeville
Harry Frank
Long Avenue
Hilly Stoughton
Gardner
Steve Pocoto
Bessemer
Stephen W. Sadler
New Castle
Margaret May Palmer
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Muirhead
Mary McLaren
Lois Weber
Tat
King Baggot
All Star
Gus
H. Green
N. Y. Stocks
Nerman Moss
Blucher
Amsden
Orangemen
Couttses
Sam Harris
Elke
Altiore
A. Valiensi
Harlansburg
Fariers’ Organization
Mabel Wolgle
Sa Tectlona
Quartette
Frank Forbes
Edward Speer
Robert Stoner
John Sickatuse
Yolant College
Volant College
Vanrlansburg
Wilem Carbaugh
Mes
Cartwright
Clayton = McDowell
Joseph MacFarlan
Tursday
An Albert Emecy
Ab Hance
Charles Emery
James Fakin
Exlaren
Hiltaville
Dalbert Eakin
Werd
Seventh Ward
Eastbrook
Plano Fund of
United Pres. Church
Florence McKee
Gertrude Gibson
Clarence
John Fetber
Tatterson
Methodet
Bible School
John Allgood
Servierg
Ulle
Christan
Autvar
Mra. A. G
Castle
Wildlagh Mrns
Scranton
Baryea
Johns Commeys
Freman
Mise Elizabeth Wachs
North Jeferson Street
Varilly
Joseph Duck
Ded Todiy
B. of
Greer Block
Fave Gay
Young
Shenango Valley Hospital
Columbia
W. F. Dufford & Co
Union Pooye
Bell Phone
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