Milk Bacteria Readings Released By City Health Official
Dr Steen reports May tests of thirteen milk dealers show wide bacteria counts from 2,000 to 2,000,000 per cc. The aim is to raise milk standards, publishing monthly averages to reward high quality and push weaker suppliers to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam L. Steen
C. E
Steen
W. L. Steen
Howard Boyles
Dick Thompson
W. B. Munnell
J. H. McConnell
I. C. Swisher
E. C. Chapman
McComb Dairy Com
Kany No
House Passes Postal Increase Bill in Washington
The house passed a bill this afternoon granting graduated pay raises for postal employees. The measure carries an appropriation of 34,575,087 dollars for the fiscal year as recommended by the joint postal commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Child Recovering After Auto Crash
Herbert Childs of 719 Hast Rey Ids street was struck by an automobile at the corner of Court and Hast Washing streets. He is recovering at Shenango Valley hospital with regained consciousness and is improving, according to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Childs
Rey Ids Street
R of Court
Shenango Valley
Local names appear in terse Newark area note
A fragmented OCR list shows names including New Castle Reese J Rechtel Ellwood City M Strieb Ellwood City A Weisgarber Waynesboro Panza East Liberty. No events or details accompany the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Reese
J. Rechtel
Ellwood City
M. Strieb
A. Weisgarber
Waynesboro
Panza
East Liberty
Shenango Works to Resume Full Operations Thursday Morning
Hot Mills at Shenango Works will resume at 8 o clock Thursday morning March 3 1920, with other departments following in order. Statement from American Sheet and Tin Plate Co Shenango Works manager D B Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Pyle
New Castle Works Resume Operations In June
The hot mill department will restart on Thursday morning June 3 at 8 o clock. The timing department will resume on May morning June 7 at . A Butler is the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plat Company
A. Butler
Negro in custody after murder confession and flight
The article reports a man describes his actions during a fatal confrontation with West, claiming fear of a killer and detailing his flight, lack of meals, and presence near a harbor bridge. He mentions complicity with Spradley in buying a pistol and says he bought it for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
West
Harbor Bridge
P. and L. E. Station
Johnson Welcomed by Fans as He Heads to Chicago HQ
Senator Johnson arrives in Chicago amid cheers shouting Howdy Hiram as he takes charge of his own nomination fight. He will campaign personally through the convention, with a major policy declaration expected Monday night at the Auditorium Theatre. Mrs Johnson joins the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Hotel
Johnson
Hiram, Jr
Archibald
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Jacksonsville and New Castle Residents Share Social Round
Community notices list residents visiting relatives, attending church events, and hosting guests. Names include Shaffer Van Horn McCracken Dickey Glenn Gardner and Alben, with trips to Princeton Grove City Slippery Rock and White Oak Springs Church mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
New Castle
W. A. van Horn
Ida McCracken
Roy Weyman
Lee McCracken
McCracken
Wilda McCracken
van C. Studebaker
Princeton
A. W. Zillifre
Ruth Clifford
Victor Hutchison
William Gold
West Liberty
Euclid
Joseph Glenn
Kizzie McDevitt
R. E. Glenn
J. A. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Homer Gardner
Drake
J. M. Davis
William Davis
Butler
Chas, Gardner
Wilkinsburg
Carl Humphrey
New Kensington
Shane
Fairview
Jane Brown
N. L
Gardner
Miranda Cooper
F. W. Wimner
C. M. McCleery
Perry
Willis Alben
Elizabeth J. Alben
Butler Presbyterian Missionary Convention
U. P
White Oak Springs
Margaret Book
Blanche Davis
Grace Graham
Sabbath
Personal Notices From Local Residents
The column lists births, illnesses, moves, travel plans, and visits. A newborn daughter described for Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper of 114 North Bay Street. Alexander Sickafuse's health after a stroke is unchanged. J. C. Walls plans a summer in Michigan. the Doerr family relocates from 1021 Croton Avenue to 417 Butz Street. Mrs. Edward McGoun remains ill at home. Mrs. C. C. Nicklin returned from Sharon. John H. Presyton bought the Hartsuff residence on Craig Street with Mrs. Preston. Mrs. George Smith and daughter Miss Sarah of Folinsbee, West Virginia, visit the Bell family on Pine Street. the Colgan family heads to Covenant Lake for summer. Mrs. George Heckert has recovered enough to go out after pneumonia. the Byers family and children plan a few days in Stonehook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cooper
North Bay Street
Alexander M. Sickafuse
J. C. Walls
Michigan
Frank L .Doerr
Croton Avenue
Butz Street
Edward McGoun
North Crawford Avenue
C. C. Nicklin
Sharon
A. L. Cromlish
John H
Resyton
O. J. H. Hartsuff
Craig Street
Preston
George Smith
Sarah
Folinsbee
W. Va
Earl Bell
Pine Street
William Colgan
Northview Avenue
Covenant Lake
George Heckert
Hemlock Street
C. P. Byers
Margaret
Adelaide
Nancy
John
Stonehoo
Postmaster Arrested for Large Embezzlement Charge
Marty C. Schuster postmaster of the North Side station in Pittsburgh was arrested by federal agent W. B. Henington on a charge of embezzling 16660 dollars. The arrest occurred this afternoon in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Marty C. Schuster
North Side
W. B. Henington
Great Throng Attends Sunday School Convention
A large crowd fills the Sunday School convention with about 70 children in the chorus delivering a remarkable performance. Miss L Grace Kane of Philadelphia, state Children’s Department superintendent, speaks on religious education while J C Gilfillan G R Borden and Rev W H Funk present a Sabbath School symposium. Ellwood City delegates arrive to loud acclaim as 100 attendees join the morning session. The program notes a memorial service for M W Leslie and an evening session at 7 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Grace Kane
Philadelphia
Children’s Department
The
State Association
Mr. Silsley
Miss Kane
W. H. Funk
J. L. Stratton
Lawrence County
M. J. Miller
S J. Purvis
Ellwood
M. W. Leslie
Lawrence
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Victoria Ambrazia Neal street Robert Garroway North Mercer street Miss Mary Mc Caskey East Washington street Discharges include Vincent Shoaff Pennsylvania avenue William Hamlin Glass street Tony Boscaridelli Cassade street Joseph Whittaker Edison avenue George McDaniel Pennsylvania Yard Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Ambrazia
Neal _ street
Robert Garroway
North Mercer Street
Mary McCaskey
East Washington Street
Vincent Shoaff
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Hamlin
Glass Street
Tony Boscaridelli
Cascade Street
Joseph Whittaker
Edison Avenue
George McDaniel
Pennsylvania Yard
Bank branch opens in former Park Hotel building
The Lawrence Savings and Trust company completes moving its foreign department to a new location on South Jefferson. A commercial department will operate in connection with the foreign department at the new branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Department
The
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Park Hotel
South Jefferson Street
Tom Sing Arrested on Firearm Charge After Pointing Revolver
Police arrested Tom Sing on Wednesday afternoon for pointing a firearm at a friend. He posted a $100 forfeit to secure a hearing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sing
Recognition Given to 4% of Lawrence County Sabbath Schools
Lawrence County Sabbath schools were honored for meeting strict standards including year round operation, home departments, organized Bible classes, graded instruction, trained teachers, temperance and missionary instruction, and denominational obligations. Secretaries presented first and second year certificates to 4% of the district’s schools at a morning convention, listing recipients across New Castle, Wilmington, Pulaski, Mahoning, Ellwood, Slippery Rock, and Wampum districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
J. L. Stratton
New Castle District
Second Baptist
Catherine Engs
Epworth
M. E
R. A. Stitzinger
Croton Avenue
O. A. Rodger
First M. E
J. K. Hess
Central Presbyterian
A. B. Street
Reformed Presbyterian
R. H. Pattison
Highland United Presbyterian
Lee E. Allen
Bethany Latheran
R. J. Benson
Third United Presbyterian
EB. L. Guy
Central Christian
A. W. Bauman
First Christian
H. L. Marvin
First Baptist
Paul D. Weller
St. Luke’s
A. M. EH. Zion
Blanche Dil
R. G. Leslie
Madison Avenue
Kings Chapel
F. B. Chapin
New Bedford
U. P
H. M. Thompson
Pulaski Presbyterian
L. L. Rodgers
Mahoning United Presbyterian
Mack Baird
Mahoning
Enenburg Christian
T. L. Hofmeister
Hillsvale M. E
C. W. Houlette
Bessemer Presbyterian
P. W. Griffin
Enon Valley Presbyterian
Primary Election Expense Accounts for Local Candidates
Campaign expense records show Charles E. Mehard spent 1035.45 and his committee 1768.64. W. Leonard Zedaker filed 299.53 in expenditures and O. P. Brown, elected National Delegate, 169.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Mehard
State Senate
Mehard
W. Leonard Zedaker
O. P. Brown
Appeal Taken in Alderman Case In Davis V Hinchman
Appeal from the alderman decision has been taken in the suit of Arthur and Sarah Davis against D W Hinchman. Judgment favoring the plaintiffs was entered for sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Green
Arthur
Sarah Davis
D. W. W. Hinchman
Deaths of the Day Colley Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Houston Colley wife of Samuel Colley of Pittsburg were held Tuesday at Rice's Chapel with Rev. S K Irvine officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Shoaff Albert Shoaff Jesse Davis and William Walden. Interment in Hopewell cemetery New Bedford. Also services for Herbert Hennessey from the home of his grandfather John Linn 731 County Line Street Friday at 2:30 pm. Interment Oak Park cemetery. Also services for infant Paul Vincent McConahy son of Mr and Mrs William McConahy 713 Oak Street held Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. Bell of Ellwood City. Interment Slippery Rock cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Houston Colley
Samuel Cvopley
Pittsburg
Rice
Herbert Hennessy
John Linn
County Line Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Funeral Directors Do Western Pennsylvania Convention
Joe Rice of North street and Peter Capitola of South Jefferson street left this morning for Butler to attend a two day convention of the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors association. Chas Ridenbaugh and David Richie expect to attend Friday's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rice
North Street
Peter Capitola
South Jefferson Street
Butler
Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association
Chas. Ridenbaugh
David Richie
Local Man Nathan Patton Dies at 83 in City Home
Nathan H. Patton aged 83 died this morning at his Eng lish avenue home. A Mercer County native, he moved to the city 20 years ago. His wife preceded him in death about four years ago. Surviving children include Alexander Patton of Farrell, Mrs J A Perry of North Mercer street, Mrs Charles Handell of Cumberland Maryland, Robert M Patton of Milton street, Mrs Warren Strouse of Letonia Ohio, Claude M Patton of English avenue, and Oscar G Patton of West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan H. Patton
English Avenue
Mercer County
Alexander
Farrell
J. A. Perry
North Mercer Street
Charles Handell
Cumberland, Md
Robert M
Milton Street
Warren Strouse
Letonia
Claude M
Oscar G
West Washington Street
Death of Anna Mora at 20 in Home Street home
Anna Mora aged 20 died this morning at 5 at her parents home 9 Home Street Mr and Mrs Guiseppe Cittli. Her husband Frank Mora one daughter one brother and one sister survive. Solemn high mass at 9 Saturday in St Vitus church and interment in St Vitus cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mora
Guiseppe Cittli
Home Street
Frank Mora
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus
Rivmor Switchmen Strike Leaves Uncertain Return Date
Leaders of the Rivmor switchmen strike in Youngstown, Ohio refused to confirm a report that last night’s strikers meeting voted to return to work next Monday. The rumor is widely believed in labor circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Youngstown
American Legion Regular Meeting Friday June 4
The American Legion holds a regular meeting on Friday June 4 at 8 PM in Odd Fellows Hall on North Mill Street. All members and ex-service men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
North Mill Street
Books for Vacation Time Sold at Bargain Prices
A shopper’s list offers No 2 to No 5 size books with sale prices from 2.75 to 4.50. Featured titles include popular novels and classic works such as Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Little Women, The Cross of Fire, The Red Planet, The Three Musketeers, and Ben Hur. An advertisement notes new clean books by well known authors and frames the items as one dollar retail elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Department
Gaston Olaf
Georgina
Rachael
Jean
Joyce
North Woods
Davidee
Patty Kazan
North Light
Martha
Cupid
Mary Cary
Michael O'Halloran
Anne More
Rebecca North
Sam
Polly
Lady Gay Cottage
Prudence
Heritage of the Desert
Last of the
Light of the Western Stars
Lone Star Ranger
Rainbow Trail
Riders of the Purple Sage
Wildfire
Great Scouts
The
UV. P. Trail
Cross of Fire
Anthony Trent
Eben Tollman
Martin Conner
Thorn
Alleghanies
Baree
Kazan Ben-Hur
Bucky O’connor
Call of the Cumberland
Come Out of the
Kitch
Mrs Florence Hamilton and Mrs Calderwood Return Home
Mrs Florence Hamilton of Youngstown and Mrs Calderwood of Warren Ohio have returned home after visiting Mrs Harvey Walters of Spruce Street in their host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hamilton
Youngetown
Calderwood
Warren, O
Harvey Walters
Spruce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herbert Child
Senator Johnson
Hiram
Jacksville
Shenango Valley Hospital
Points Firearms
Con
Bell Memorial Presbyterian
Delsworth
Buyne
First United Presbyterian
J. G. McKim
Slippery Rock
United Presbyterian
J. P. Book
Wampum
Moravia Presbyterian
Milo Lusk
Clinton M. E
Elmer Suders
West Pittsburg
W. A. Bickett
Wampum Presbyterian
D. M
New Wilmington
Colley
Hennessy Funeral
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
UNION
BELL
E. North
Wyatt R. Campbel
Dunn
East North Street
Market Street
W.J. Offutt Co
W. J. Offutt Co
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm Ridgeway
Montana
Straight Slim Sundown Border Legion Desert Gold
Mary
Cumberland
W. J. Offatt CO
William Maloney
Martin Street
Edward
James
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