Woman Recovers After Eight Years Of Ill Health
Mrs. Gust Moser of Ovando Montana describes severe nervousness and eight years of female weakness. After two operations she used Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for three months, regaining health. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's remedies and offers The Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust. Moser
Ovando
Deerlodge O
Mont
Nyone
West
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Shenango Valley hospital names new resident physician
A committee of Shenango Valley hospital staff examined three applicants for the resident physician post on Friday. Dr James Blackwood, the current resident, retires once the new appointee is chosen and begins service. The committee members are Dr C A Reed L W Wilson and J K Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
C. A. Reed
L.W. Wilson
J. K. Pollock
James Blackwood
Estate letters issued for Eviser and Nicholas families
Letters testamentary were issued at the courthouse in the estate of Katherine Eviser late of New Castle to Joseph Eviser her husband and in the estate of Albert Owen Nicholas late of this city to his wife Clara Nicholas. Letters of administration were issued in the estate of Sara Rodgers of New Bedford to J P Sheriff and in the estate of W J Dugan late of this city to J Norman Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Eviser
New Castle
Joseph Eviser
Albert Owen Nicholas
Clara Nicholas
Sara Rodgers
New Bedford
J. P. Sheriff
W. J. Dugan
J. Norman Martin
Brown earns bachelor of science at Washington and Jefferson
Oliver Phillips Brown son of Mr and Mrs O H P Brown of North Mercer Street WHl graduates from the scientific department with a bachelor of science at Washington and Jefferson College on June 27 He is among those awarded honorary orations and will speak at commencement The class numbers 55 the largest since Jefferson and Washington colleges were united
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Phillips Brown
O. H. P. Brown
North Mercer Street
Whl
Washington and Jefferson College
Brown
Jefferson and Washington Colleges
Attorneys seek 5000 damages from National Steel
Richard Logan Jr of New Castle sues in common pleas court for 5000 alleging negligence by National Steel company workers at Shenango Valley mill in New Castle led to his arm being torn and ribs caved in while under the rolls to tighten a bolt. The case is reported by the Ellwood City press noting Standard Seamless Tube works prosperity and Ellwood’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Son
Common Pleas Court
National Steel Company
Youngstown
Richard Logan, Jr
New Castle
Shenango Valley
Elwood
Ellwood City
Liveryman Charles H Hanna Recovers From Stroke
Charles H Hanna of South Croton Avenue suffered a paralytic stroke at home Tuesday evening. His condition was serious briefly but he rallied Wednesday and is expected to be able to move about again. He collapsed while descending stairs and reported body weakness from the waist down. Doctors say the result is likely temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hanna
South Croton Avenue
Lightning Sets Barn of Noted Lawrence County Farmer Ablaze
Reports from this city say Newton Carter’s large barn in Lawrence county was struck by lightning this week, ignited, and burned to the ground with all contents. Carter is a well known local farmer whose friends here regret the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Carter
Carter
Lawrence County
Tax books open for county taxes with discounts and penalties
County Treasurer DeNormandie announces tax books are open at the courthouse. A five percent discount applies for payments before July 1, August pays face value, and after September 1 a five percent penalty is added. In Ellwood two valuable horses owned by John Kirkum were killed by lightning during a storm. a barn on Eight street was struck, causing heavy damage but no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirkum
Ellwood
Potter Illness Casts Shadow Over Sabbath School Meet
Lawrence County Sabbath School association heard Earl Potter, newly elected vice president, is critically ill at his Harlansburg home with typhoid fever. Friends are anxious for his recovery. prayers were offered at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Earl Potter
Harlansburg
Potter
Italian laborer hurt at Sheep Hill quarry fracture thigh
Tony Krantz of Grove street, an Italian laborer at the Sheep Hill quarries, suffered a serious fracture of his right thigh in a fall at work. He was cut and bruised and treated by Dr. Edwin S. Cooper. The fracture is severe and will keep him confined to his home for many weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Krantz
Grove Street
Sheep Hill
Edwin S. Cooper
Heirs of Cunningham Estate Hold First Partition Meeting
The Rh W Cunningham estate heirs met before Master B A Winternitz at the courthouse on Thursday to discuss partition. A suit in equity had earlier been filed and Judge Wallace appointed Mr Winternitz master in partition. no final action occurred, but settlement is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. W. Cunningham
B. A. Winternitz
Wallace
Mr. Winternitz
Reunion guests at Battery B event and medical staff change
Samuel W. Mayne and W H H Davis attend a Battery B reunion on June 8. Mayne, who lost an arm at Bull Run, has lived in Iowa. Davis, a lifelong service veteran, resides in Indiana and is Wilson Davis’s brother. Dr Walter Kissinger of Sharon and Dr Cook of Pittsburg join Shenango Valley hospital as residents, replacing Dr James Blackwood who served well.
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Samuel W. Mayne
W. H. H. Davis
Battery B
Mr. Mayne
Bull Run
Iowa
Mr. Davis
Indiana
Wilson Davis
Walter Kissinger
Sharon
Cook
Pittsburg
Shenango Valley Hospital
James Blackwood
Kissinger
Jefferson Median’ College of
Edad
Miss Agnes Wise Loses Pocketbook at park on Decoration Day
A Moore Avenue resident, Agnes Wise of West Side, visiting a local park on Decoration Day, was robbed of a fine chatelaine pocketbook and cash while near the roller coaster. She reported the loss to park management with no recovery as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wise
Moore Avenue
West Side
Miss Wise
Breach of Promise Suit Against Walter Sisley Filed
Myrtle Pancoast, 21, sues Walter Sisley for 10000 alleging he promised marriage on July 21, 1900 at Smithton Pa and later married another woman in December 1902. She says she remained single, had deep affection, received gifts and visits, and claims damages for broken engagement and social injury. Attorneys Gregory and Dickey represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pancoast
Walter
Sisley
Smithton
Clara Sisley
Gregory & Dickey
Miss Pancoast
Westmoreland County
Mammoth Growth of Rhubarb Plant in New Castle
I L Drake of Drake Brothers near Volant brought to New Castle the largest rhubarb stalks ever seen there. The pair measured 49 inches long from apex to base, leaf 6 by 28 inches, base circumference six inches, grown on limestone soil with only light rain. Drake notes home stalks reach three feet, despite discouraging growing conditions. The rhubarb was shown in Welch and Horton’s window after display at The News office.
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I. L. Drake
Drake Brothers
Volant
New Castle
Drake
Welch & Horton's
Desperate family uses Arnica salve amid remote accident
A remote family in distress relies on Bucklen's Arnica Salve after an accident causing burns cuts and wounds. The product, offered at 25 cents, is sold by Paisley Pharmacy and John F. Neelty's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Paisley
John F. Neelty
Flower Distribution Observed By Lawrence County WCTU
The Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans Flower Mission Day on June 9 with visits to prisons jails hospitals and homes. Inmates receive a nosegay with a scripture verse as temperance educators note many conversions from this act. Lectures about Mormonism by Dr. Elliott are eyed for New Castle in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jennie Cassady
Department of Flower Mission
Lawrence County
Elmira
City Home
Eliott
Utah
New Castle
Elliott
Seventh Ward
Croton
H. £. Butler
Temperance
Real Estate Transfers in New Castle and Nearby Townships
A summary of property transfers includes Thomas IF Morehead and his wife for the Presbyterian churches of New Castle. R H Phillips to Clarinda Grace Phillips. Oscar T Adams to Lewis Radier in Wayne township for 1000. W W McQuaide to Mary Jones in Ellwood City for 5000. Ohio Valley Saving & Loan to David R Forgar in the Fourth ward for 1200. West Pittsburg Realty to Giovanni Mezzacoppo in Taylor township for 200. W H Davidson to Alda Davidson in Third ward for 1. James E Reed to New Castle Sand & Stone in Union township for 1. John Carlisle to Alexander Carlisle in Fifth ward for 1. Leland M Graham to Emma Lucretia Heasley in Pulaski township for 118. BR Heasley to James W Heasley in Pulaski for 11. James W Heasley to Elizabeth S Gibson in Pulaski for 400. Alexander Carlisle to Leonard M Uber in Fifth ward for 1. George M Young to Joseph B Young in Wilmington township for 250. Joseph F P Sheriff to William W Shields in New Bedford for 60. George T Weingartner to James Allen Lewis in Slipperyrock township for 1. Frank Chambers to Herman Weigelt in Slipperyrock for 1500. William T D Fischer to James M Hamilton in Second ward for 75. Jessie B Fischer to James M Hamilton in Second ward for 825. William Peebles to Samuel L McCracken in Union township for 4581.50. Minnie VanGorder to William H Johnson in Fourth ward for 1500.
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Thomas IF
Morehead
New Castle
Fourth Presbyterian Church
R. H. Phillips
Clarinda Grace Phillips
Oscar T. Adams
Lewis Radier
Wayne Township
W. McQuaide
Mary Jones
Ellwood City
Ohio Valley Saving & Loan Association
David R. Forgar
West Pittsburg Realty Company
Giovanni Mezzacoppo
Taylor Township
W. H. Davidson
Alda Davidson
Third Ward
James E. Reed
New Castle Sand & Stone Company
Union Township
John Carlisle
Alexander Carlisle
Fifth Ward
Leland M. Graham
Emma Lucretia Heasley
Pulaski Township
BR. H. Heasley
James W. Heasley
Pulaski
Elizabeth
Gibson
Leonard M. Uber
George M. Young
Joseph B. Young
Wilmington Township
Joseph FP
William W.W. Shields
New Bedford
George T. Weingartner
James Allen Lewis
Slipperyrock Township
Frank Chambers
Herman Weigelt
Slipperyrock
William TD. Fischer
James M. Hamilton
Second Ward
Jessie B. Fischer
William Peebles
Samuel L. McCracken
Minnie VanGorder
William H. Johnson
Fourth Ward
Markets in New Castle Reported Prices For Produce
The markets column lists official quotations paid by dealers in New Castle with Tuesday noon corrections. Prices cover butter eggs vegetables including green onions cucumbers tomatoes asparagus watercress celery lettuce rhubarb radishes potatoes and fruits such as pineapples with varying per unit or per dozen pricing. The legible portions show typical early 20th century market rates while many items appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Castle Native William Fleming Graduates From Colorado School of Mines
William Fleming of New Castle, grandson of Mrs. Louisa Smith, completed mining and engineering studies at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden and graduated Tuesday. A New Castle High School graduate, he also studied surveying at Lehigh University before heading west two years ago, working as a surveyor in Cripple Creek after graduation. He plans to remain in the west for the present.
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William Fleming
New Castle
Louisa Smith
Highland Avenue
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Col
Fleming
New Castle High School
Lehigh University
Cripple Creek
Seventh Ward Gossip From North Beaver Township
Harvey Line of North Beaver township visited friends Friday in town. Kk. FE. Taylor of New Galilee stayed Thursday with sister Mrs. Charles Johnson. Floyd Powell of Newport left after visiting sister Mrs. Ida Reed. Miss Rose McWilliams of Mt Jackson to help Mrs. Robert F Wilson. in country during her stay. Miss Iva Kyle and Miss Tenna Glossby visited the Dalzells. Miss Goddard of Edenburg arrived to stay a week and attend the June 5 Cascade park picnic. Mrs. Robert F Wilson and sons Fred and Keith Wilson left for Mt. Jackson, to be entertained at the Brewsters for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. FE. Taylor
New Galilee
Charles Johnson
Montgomery Avenue
Floyd Powell
Newport
Ida Reed
East Cherry Street
Rose McWilliams
Mt. Jackson
Robert F. Wilson
Marie Goddard
Edenburg
H. G. Coates
Liberty Street
Miss Goddard
Cascade Park
Fred Wilson
Keith Wilson
Robert Brewster
Wealth at $50,000 a year taints the rich says Rev Hillis
New York May 30 Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth church Brooklyn denounces social excess in a speech to Orthodox Friends asserting that income of fifty thousand yearly drives men to ruin. He cites pampered families and rising divorce suits among the Four Hundred, warning preachers and judges alike of moral drift and lack of will power among women and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Agricultural Press
New-York Tribune Farmer
Weekly News
Worst of All Experiences from Decatur Woman
Mrs. H. Newson of Decatur Alabama recalls three years of unbearable indigestion and bowel trouble. She reports a miraculous recovery after using Electric Bitters, noting it cured liver kidney and stomach ailments. Three new smallpox cases reported at Butler.
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H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Paisley Tat
Lone Hn F. Neely
Butler
Murdoch's Start in New Wilmington
The New Wilmington Globe recalls Hugh Murdoch Sr who began studies at Westminster College in New Wilmington, later gaining control of church papers The Preacher and Presbyterian Witness. He built a successful business, influenced Westminster's early journalism, and attended Westminster College Commencement years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington Globe
Hugh Murdoch
Pittsburg
New Wilmington
Westminster College
George ©. Vinecent
Westminster Herald
George Garner
Young Murdoch
Preacher
Presbyterian Witness
Union of Churches
U. P Church
Murdoch
Westminster
Globe
Teachers' Mackinac tour by Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Lake Erie R R offers a personally conducted two week teachers lake tour to Mackinac Islands priced at 46 dollars. The party departs Pittsburg Tuesday July ih aboard the Cleveland River Friver for details contact George H Thompson city passenger agent or L A piece general passenger agent in Pittsburg.
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Mackinac Islands
Pittsbore
Cleveland
Mackinac
George H. Thompson
Pittaburg
Ea L. A
Iece
Pit
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Allegheny College
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New Castle, Pa
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Mahoningtown
Teen Ae Te Eeee
Vate
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North Beaver Township
Charles Shearer
Fdenburg
Iva Kyle
Tenna Glosby
North
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John Dalzell
Montgomery Street
Patton
Patton Paint CO
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elliott Hardware CO
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