Beaver Valley Sunday Schools Picnic at Rock Point
Ellwood City notices Beaver Valley Sunday schools plan a Rock Point picnic on July 24. Beaver Falls attendees expect a large event with a baseball game between M B s of Beaver Falls and College Hill, plus U P s vs M P s five inning game, races, contests, prizes, free lunch and coffee, and park amusements.
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Ellwood City
Union
Beaver Valley
Rock Point
Beaver Falls
College Hill
Beaver Valley Retail Merchants Plan Rock Point Outing
Ellwood City July 21 The Beaver Valley Retail Merchants association representing 90 percent of the valley’s leading shops will stage its first annual outing at Rock Point on Wednesday August 5. Proceeds help Beaver County General Hospital and Passavant Home Rochester. Free hot coffee and a picnic lunch will be provided with a dancing pavilion available. All local businesses will close for the day to support the event.
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Ellwood City
Beaver Valley
Midnight Rovers Lost On Sheep Hill
Seven youths from Ellwood City wandered through Sheep Hill in the wilds near New Castle at midnight before finding a resident who guided them back to the Ellwood City road. They reached town exhausted after navigating steep grades and winding paths, earning the nickname midnight rovers from friends.
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Ellwood City
Sheep Hill
New Castle
Ellwood City Road
Midnight Rovers
John Sullivan
Summer Rinker
Chris Haswell
Martin Cahill
Oscar Hoker
Archie Kennedy
Elmer Frishkorn
Weasel Kills 60 Ducks in Night at Connor Pen
Slim, vicious weasel slunk into Sam Connor’s duck pen near Ellwood City killing 60 young ducks. Connor, a Wurtemburg resident, raised the birds for the local market and expected higher prices as they grown. The loss ends Connor’s duck season prospects and leaves a hunt for the animal.
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Ellwood City
Sam Connor
Connor
Wurtemburg
Prohibitionists Poised for Strong Campaign Path
Ellwood City news notes Frank Milliken has returned from the Prohibitionists national convention in Columbus Ohio. He says the party will make a greater showing this year with strong nominees and spirited enthusiasm promising a vigorous campaign against liquor evils.
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Ellwood City
Frank Milliken
Columbus
Beaver Falls Visit Highlights Local Individuals
John Tomlinson visits Beaver Falls. A Roelofs and F L Bigham travel for business in Pittsburg and New Castle. Attorney J W Humphrey tours New Castle on business. Clyde Lowry returns from Beaver Falls visit. Emily Brenner visits New Castle relatives. John H Bittner makes a flying Pittsburg trip. Lillian M Vollans of Windsor is guest of the Eckles in Circle for a few days. Dr W A Shannon and daughter return from Pittsburg after a short visit.
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John Tomlinson
Beaver Falls
A. Roelofs
Pittsburg
F. L. Bigham
New Castle
J. W. Humphrey
Clyde Lowry
Emily Brenner
John H. Bittner
Lillian M. Vollans
Windsor
Can
T. M. Eckles
W. A. Shannon
Ellwood City Health Officer Battles for Sewer Permit
Ellwood City's Health Officer and secretary of the board of trade, Dr. Cunningham, leads the town's health efforts and is currently negotiating with the state department for a permit to extend the sanitary sewer system pending a sewage disposal plant installation.
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Ellwood City
Board of Trade
Cunningham
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
State Department
Alma Lodge K. O. P to Attend Cascade Park Outing
Ellwood City members of Alma lodge Knights of Pythias prepare for the annual Cascade Park outing on July 30. Over 200 knights with wives and friends will attend, and the Alma degree team will perform in district maneuvers, aiming to lead rather than trail the procession.
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Ellwood City
Alma Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights
Cascade Park
Alma
Local Boys Visit Injured Player
Thomas Wasser A. E. Cleveland George Schreiber and L. B. Douglass visited Carl Smith in New Castle to check on the Volantopal Player who lost his leg after being struck by a pitched ball. They found him as well as could be expected and recovering as rapidly as possible under the circumstances.
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Ellwood City
Thomas Wasser
A. E. Cleveland
George Schreiber
L. B. Douglass
New Castle
Carl Smith
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women's ills
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard female remedy for uterine disorders inflammation and related symptoms. It claims long standing success over 30 years dissolving tumors and easing irregularities nervous debility and headaches without substituting other medicines.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Shelby Tube Mills Go on Full Time and Employ More Men
Shelby tube mills operate full time and plan to hire more workers. Manager R T Brown said the bar mill will start the week after next with about 40 hands, after already employing 28 on Monday. All laid off workers will be recalled before considering outside labor.
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Shelby Tube Mills
Ellwood City
R. T. Brown
Presbyterian Day at Cascade July 28 draws Presbyterians
Ellwood City July 21 Presbyterian day will be the event of importance at Cascade park on Tuesday July 28 Attendance is expected to be large with Presbyterians from the Pittsburg district attending Addresses will be given by leaders including Rev Charles Stelzle of the department of church and labor New York attendees are anticipated to help set a record for attendance at the park.
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Ellwood City
Cascade Park
Pennsylvania
Charles Stelzle
Department of Church and Labor
New York
Pittsburg
Park
Publicity for Misdeeds of Railroad Men
The Pennsylvania railroad publicizes disciplinary cases by posting notices on employes boards. The Bulletin Discipline reports various punishments from dismissals for theft to suspensions for misleading leave requests and neglect of duties. Drastic penalties target endangering situations, such as signal violations and careless engine firing, with the aim to enforce rules and prevent dismissal.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Foraker Taft Campaign Row Lights Up Youngstown
In Youngstown on July 21 a feud erupts among Republicans over whether Senator Foraker was invited to speak at the opening of the national campaign. Taft supporters deny an invitation. Foraker loyalists threaten disruption if he is not asked. The local committee awaits Governor Hughes’s reply to attend and speak.
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Youngstown
Senator Foraker
Judge Taft
Foraker
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
France and Russia Pledge Help for Turkey Crisis
French ambassador M Touchard and Russian Foreign Minister Isvolsky announced an agreement that France and Russia will aid Turkey if the sultan cannot quell the Macedonian uprising. They stated other powers would be compelled to join to preserve the Turkish empire's integrity.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
M. Touchard
Russia
Isvolsky
France
Turkey
Appeal Planned with Governor in Lombardi Murder Case
A final appeal to Governor Stuart will be made in the Anthony Lombardi murder case from Sharon, where Lombardi is sentenced to hang.
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Stuart
Anthony Lombardi
Sharon
Local Social Notes From Scott Township and Nearby
Miss Bertha Thomas visits New Castle friends while Rowena Locke of Espyville stays with J. H. Locke’s family. Visitors include Mollie Cleland of New Castle with cousin Mary Cleland and Rev. and Mrs. McDonald from Ellwood City with Hannah McConnell and Mabel Eppinger. The week features gatherings at Cascade Park and plans for a August home-coming and a Baptist centennial on October 1.
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Bertha Thomas
New Castle
Rowena Locke
Espyville
J. H. Locke
Mollie Cleland
Miss Mary Cleland
McDonald
Ellwood City
Hannah McConnell
Mabel Eppinger
Smith's Business College
Lorraine Shumaker
Philadelphia
J. L. Shumaker
T. P. Brown
DeLos and
Truman
Woodmen
Cascade Park
Local Notes From Vaundaview and Nearby Towns
Mrs Thomas Vaughan spent a day shopping in the city. Joe and Gary VanMeter visited in Youngstown. Mrs John McMillen and daughter Maude spent a day with Miss Tillie Sample in Mahoningtown. Harvesting progresses with oats ripening and wheat being threshed as rains refresh the area. Ruby McClenahan and Myrtle and Mabel Miller partook in a 12 girl outing at Idora Park in Youngstown.
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Thomas Vaughan
Joe
Gary VanMeter
Youngstown
John McMillen
Maude
Tillie Sample
Mahoningtown
Ruby McClenahan
Myrtle
Mabel Miller
Idora Park
More Prosperity at East Liverpool
A dispatch from East Liverpool reports several potteries that had been idle for weeks or months have resumed operations. The Knowles Taylor Knowles Co. plant and North American Manufacturing Co. at Newell across the river are among the startups the city now enjoys. Practically every local plant is operating in part or full, and the industrial outlook is brighter than since last fall.
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East
Liverpool
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Co
North American Manufacturing Company
Newell
W. Va
Balloonist Rescued After Parachute Over Conneaut Lake
A balloonist performing over Conneaut Lake Sunday night escaped danger when his parachute carried him away from the craft. He was pulled to safety by a launching boat.
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Conneaut Lake
True Ivorites Hold Meeting in Hughes Block
Members of the Star of Wales lodge True Ivorites of America met in the Hughes block on South Mill street Monday evening. The auditing committee reported the lodge’s finances were flourishing with a treasury balance of 3096.43 dollars.
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Star of Wales Lodge
True Ivorites of America
Hughes Block
South Mill Street
Local social notes and oil discovery in Pennsylvania towns
Earl Rudolph spent Sunday in New Castle. Fred Smith of New Castle spent Sunday at home. Miss Edith Offutt visited friends in Grove City Sunday. Mont Ward of New Castle visited friends in town last week. James Watson of Volant called on his sister Mrs Zimmerman last Saturday. Oil well No 3 drilled on the Carson Orr farm shows good oil indications. Mrs Thomas Michaels and Grace visited Mrs William McCracken last Monday. Paul Macom and family moved from New Castle to the Charley Smith property last week. Misses Sara Graham and Bertha Smith of Volant were guests of Mrs Charles Rudolph last Saturday.
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Earl Rudolph
New Castle
Fred Smith
Edith Offutt
Grove City
Mont Ward
James Watson
Volant
Zimmerman
Leesburg
Ida MclIntyre
Sandy Lake
Carson Orr
Thomas Michaels
Grace
William McCracken
Paul Macom
Charley Smith
Sara Graham
Bertha Smith
Charles Rudolph
Boy Born as M Caslin Joseph Heckathorn
A broad smile marks the birth announced for M Caslin Joseph Heckathorn. Local relatives and visitors from Mercer New Castle Harlansburg Philadelphia attend a series of social events and a community ballgame between Mc Caslin and Princeton at Oak Ridge. Services at Neshannock UW P church next Sunday include Sunday school at 1 30 p m and a UW P C U meeting at 8 p m led by Fred Jenkins.
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Joseph Heckathorn
Jane Motheral
Mercer
William Dicks
Daniel Kennedy
New Castle
Thomas West
Henry Emery
Harlansburg
Harry Wilson
Philadelphia
William Kemp
McCaslin
Princeton
Oak Ridge
Neshannock UW. P
UW. P
C. U
Fred Jenkins
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Ellwood City News
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Weasel
Ellwood
D. D. Cunningham
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
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Cascade
Joe Foraker
Taft
United Commercial Travelers
Will Cleland
Western Reserve Medical University
Cleveland
Scott Township
Room
Grace Walker
Braden
Bertha Walters
Cooper
Anna Locke
Harlan
Samuel Harlan
Young
Jesse Carr
McFarland
Oliver Cameron
Eastbrook
Pearl Hutchinson
Columbiana
Clyde McNickle
Harold Smith
Cora Hutchinson
James McGeehon
A. McGeehon
Mary McCune
Jefferson
Ohio
Carl Brown
Charlotte Cox
New Wilmington
Nellie McCreary
Eva Muellenkuph
Brushvile
Mary Dinsmore
Roy MecConaghy
Ada
Samuel Frankenberger
Scott of
John McKnight
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R. A. Patterson
Blanche Lusk
Thomas Chambers
T. L. Lindsey
Coal Center
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Vaundaview
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