Nashua Social Notes Share Weekend Visits
Miss Ethel Snyder visits Pittsburg friends while Harry Rea from Alliance spends Sunday with John and Mrs Rea. Mr and Mrs George Lostetter of Farrell visit Nashua relatives. Carrie Byers of Allegheny stays with brother Lawrence Byers. George Kemp of New Castle returns from a Nashua visit. Loyal Workers class meets at John Mitchell Jr home on Thursday evening.
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Ethel Snyder
Pittsburg
Harry Rea
Alliance
John Rea
John Gillette
Harlansburg
George Lostetter
Farrell
J. C. Riblett
Carrie Byers
Allegheny
Lawrence Byers
George Kemp
New Castle
Kemp
Nashua
Workers
No. 5 District Bible School
John Mitchell, Jr
Irish Ripple News Briefs Local Social Notices
Mrs. Sydney Caldwell is on the sick list. Mrs. Walter Bannon of West Pittsburg spent Sunday with her parents here. John Emery and daughter Bessie of Clinton were Newport visitors Sunday. Miss Helen Roe of Ellwood City visited Miss Pearl Truby last week. Lena and Edna Giese of West Pittsburg called on friends here. Mrs. Henry Bohlman and family of New Castle spent Decoration Day with her parents here. Miss Alice Allen visiting George Vogt Hazel Dell, guest of her parents Sunday. Will Wardman hosted Dave McDonald Clark Parshall and Mrs J Wardman and her son Joe Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Swagger
Coverdale
Idyl Hennon
Pittsburg
Harry Davis
Mahoningtown
Ault
Walter Bannon
West Pittsburg
John Emery
Bessie
Clinton
Newport
Helen Roe
Ellwood City
Pearl Truby
Lena
Edna Giese
Howard Emery
George Schroeder
Amy Yoho
Beaver Falls
Henry Bohlman
New @Mastle
Irene Gormley
Akron
Margaret Niles
Homer Ault
Alice Allen
George Vogt
Hazel Dell
Will Wardman
Dave McDonald
Clark Parshall
Wampum
J. Wardman
Joe
Leesburg
Metcalf Named Civil Governor for Panama Zone
President Wilson after a War Department conference appoints Richard L. Metcalf of Nebraska business manager of the Commoner as civil governor of the Panama zone. He will succeed Maurice H. Thatcher of Kentucky with the nomination heading to the Senate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Richard L. Metcalf
Nebraska
Ommoner
Panama Zone
Metcalf
Maurice H. Thatcher
Kentucky
Senate
Firemen Attend Funeral for Andrew W. Woods
Members of the city fire departments attended the funeral of Andrew W. Woods in a body this afternoon. They met at the Central fire station and marched to the late residence of Mr. Woods. The deceased was a member of the Park Avenue volunteer department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Woods
Central Fire Station
Mr. Woods
Park Avenue
Ellwood City Auto Tag Bid Prompts Local Plant Hopes
Ellwood City Crichten Enamel company weighs bidding to supply state auto tags in 1914. If awarded, large contract could sustain the plant and pave the way to broader state and national work. Plant expansion includes street sign enamel work and hiring many workers. Also report of Ellwood City Medical Association banquet with Dr J I Johnson of Pittsburgh giving a scientific address.
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Ane
Mathews Gravity Company
Drum Corps to Lead Bible Classes Parade in New Castle
A large Ellwood City delegation from Hazel Dell and Slippery Rock will march in the June 6 parade in New Castle. The Wurtemburg drum corps may lead the Ellwood contingent of about seventy five men, with four church Sunday school groups joining in one car.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Wurtemburg
New Castle
F. ©. Eakens
Church of God
United Presbyterian Church
L. S. Randolph
E. L. Becker
Methodist Church
Attorney Humphrey
Presbyterian Church
F. O. Eakens
Slippery Rock
Hazel Dell
Funeral Held for Chris Helt of Burnstown
Friends and relatives gathered at his Burnstown home for yesterday's funeral services. Many tokens of love and sympathy came from nearby residents showing the high regard in which he was held in the community.
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Chris Helt
Burnstown
Justice of the Peace Kelly Reaches Home After Illness
Justice of the Peace Kelly returns Tuesday from a several day visit with his brother J. J. Kelly near Butler Pennsylvania. The brother has been seriously ill for some time but is reported much improved.
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Justice of the Peace
Kelly
J. J. Kelly
Butler
Squire
Melnitch Returns From Pa Visit
EK H. Melnitch of the Cohen drug store has returned home after visiting friends in St. Marys and Brookville Pennsylvania for several days.
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EK. H. Melnitch
Cohen Drug Store
St. Marys
Brookville
Fine Remedy for Eczema Also for Salt Rheum and Psoriasis
An 8S. 8S. S.S. promotes internal skin healing by cleansing the blood and improving circulation. The vegetable formula is described as safe and drug free, with rapid action against eczema and related skin ailments. The Swift Specific Co. offers guidance from Atlanta, Georgia.
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S&s
S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Engagement announced at Ellwood City Medical Society banquet
Dr Belle Drake of City Hospital Cyrus Cartright announced engagement at the first annual Ellwood City Medical Society banquet. She will discontinue medical practice after July and wed in late June at United Presbyterian church, then remain in Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Drake
Cyrus Cartright
Ellwood City
Drake
United Presbyterian Church
Fife Star T. W. Johnson Joins New Castle Parade
T W Johnson a renowned fife player is secured by the New Castle Drum corps of the G A R to play in the Men's Bible class parade Friday evening. He notes fife players are scarce in New Castle and plans to rejoin his usual corps after the event.
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T. W. Johnson
New Castle
Johnson
Borough council to seek bids for Fountain Avenue paving
At Thursday’s regular meeting the borough council is expected to urge the city engineer to advertise for bids to pave Fountain avenue. An ordinance authorizing the action is under discussion.
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Fountain Avenue
City urged to begin paving after Fourth Street finish
The work was approved last summer but could not start then. Many believe the city should begin paving soon so completion aligns with the end of the Fourth Street project.
Proprietor narrowly escapes speeding car on Lawrence avenue
Polack owner of Ellwood News company had a narrow escape Tuesday afternoon crossing Lawrence avenue as a car sped by. He leaped aside just in time when wheels scraped the pavement. Spectators feared serious injury but the driver’s number was not noted amid the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polack
Ellwood News Company
Lawrence Avenue
Shade trees in park near Lawrence hotel praised by residents
Park shade trees just north of the Lawrence hotel are valued as many residents spend warm afternoons beneath them. Throughout the summer, the benches under the trees are nearly always filled with people resting in the shade.
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Lawrence Hotel
Change in G. A. R. meeting announced
The local Ladies of the Grand Army circle will hold their meeting Friday at 2 o’clock in the afternoon instead of the originally scheduled Friday evening time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ of the Grand Army
Local Briefs Include Jail Term and Family News
A man jailed for 30 days for fighting was released after obtaining funds Monday evening. Chief Harrison made the arrest. Burgess Cunningham presided. Hugh A. McBride and family return from a Butler auto trip. George Nagle of Perry township welcomes a new son. Mrs. William Nagle of Burnstown improves after jaw abscess surgery. Mrs. S. C. Brooks returns from a visit in Indian Head. A. E. Shannon of Phillips, West Virginia, visits Greenville. returns home. David Thomas and family, guests in Greenville, return to Crescent Avenue.
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Harrison
Burgess Cunningham
George Nagle
Perry Township
William Nagle
Burnstown
8. C. Brooks
Indian Head
A. E. Shannon
Phillips
W. Va
Holmes for 57 Years as Clerk in Boston Registry
George A. Holmes has served as a clerk in the Boston registry of deeds office for fifty seven years, marking a long tenure in city archival work and public records management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Holmes
Boston Registry of Deeds Office
Eli Lazar Released After Paying Fine and Costs
Eli Lazar was discharged after choosing to pay a $5 fine and costs. The decision settled the matter with no further penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Lazar
Recovered From Severe Lung Trouble With Eckmans Alterative
A testimonial from Madison Lake Minnesota details recovery from repeated lung hemorrhages and tuberculosis after using Eckmans Alterative. The witness notes weight gain to 165 pounds, restored appetite and sleep, and recommends the remedy for bronchitis asthma hay fever and other lung troubles. The affidavit is signed Paul L Fasnacht. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia advertises the product.
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Eckman
Madison Lake
Minn
Denver
Col
Michael Brody
Enyveree
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Wash
Irish Ripple News
Sydney Caldwell
Bryan
Crichten Enamel Works
Ellwood City Medical Association
J. I. Johnson
University of Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
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Squire Kelly
Mechlem
John McKim
William Gribbens
William Moore
Charles Lambert
Lee Palen
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Queen of All
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Standard Cigar CO
Goldsmit Bro. & CO
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