Fire in Grove City high school room
A fire broke out in a middle room on the second floor of Grove City High School causing smoke and water damage. Fire and water destroyed extensive property. officials estimate the loss at several hundred dollars. The blaze interrupted an act and prompted a prompt evacuation. The Rose Fire Company extinguished the flames and no injuries were reported.
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Sp Gcrovis
Atet
di Growit
Rose Company
Nudiener
What We Read 15 Years Ago In New Castle
On June 5 1907 a dog catcher officer Young tried to herd a large black dog toward a wagon. A crowd watched as a woman tried to lure the dog away, the dog growled and broke free, drawing cheers from spectators.
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New Castle
Officer Young
Young
Rubber Cushion Horseshoes Tested in New Castle Demonstration
Rubber cushioned horse shoes made in New Castle are being fitted on horses in the city for demonstration. At 6 p m Saturday, interested parties from the Rubber Cushion Horse Shoe Company inspected horses owned by Scanlon Contracting. The shoes have lasted over a month under wear. On Tuesday, a horse from the local express office will be shod for test purposes. A new skid design is being developed to pair non skid with the elastic cushions for easier riding.
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New Castle
Rubber Cushion Horse Shoe Company
Scanlon Contracting Company
York Given Deed To 400-Acre Farm
CHATTANOOGA June 4 Sergeant Alvin York has received a clear deed to his 400 acre river bottom farm in Fentress county. The title was presented by J T Whesley of Jamestown, a trustee of a fund started by the Nashville Rotary club that purchased the farm. The mortgage that clouded the title was paid after a second Rotary campaign.
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Chattanooga
Alvin York
Fentress Country
J. T. Whesley
Jamestown
Nashville Rotary Club
Rotarians
Eile Sivan
Moravia Sabbath Time Changes and Local Notes
The Moravia community reports a Sabbath school shift from 9:46 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. for current week. Several residents including Herman Jones seek medical care for appendicitis. A list of local families and visitors is noted from Ellwood, Cascade Park outings, and Decoration Day gatherings. Numerous visits and thanks are recorded among Houk, Johnston, Newton, Bender, and Houk families with neighbors in Ellwood City and nearby areas.
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Moravia
Mivision
Herman Jones
Edward Johnston Hs
John
Mike
George Bender
Cora Houk
Josephine
Mapel
Theodore
Edna Lechner
Helen
William Lash
Ellwood
John Mc
Conahy
Rosatta Houk
Emmatt Houk
Ernest McConahy
Marthe and
Dale
A. E. Newton
Hazel Hena
Rosetta Houk
Emma Ruhl
Howard
Clarence Jones
Telford Newton
Charles
Leroy
Reid Houk
Fred Jones
Clarence
George Johnston
Cascade Park
Bya Majors
Reid Majors
Louis and
Jackia
Jacob Newton
Wiss Rosetta
Houk
Luther Reno
William Glasser
State Road
D. F. Houk
Mike Bender
May Johnston
New Castle
Elda Gillespie
Ellwood City
David Newton
Howard Jones
Clarence Johnston
Alice McConahy
Hazel Reno
Commencement Week At Allegheny College Set For June 18 21
Special to The News from Meadville Pa Allegheny College will mark its hundred seventh annual commencement June 16 to 21 with a baccalaureate sermon by President Hixson at Stone Church June 18 at 1046 a m Class day exercises are scheduled for June 19 and commencement for June 21 Registration headquarters open in Bentley Hall Alumni are invited to a luncheon on Wednesday June 21
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Meadville
Alegheny Collage
Hixson
Stone Church
Bentley Bell
Edenburg Visitor Notes and Local Shoppers Report
Edenburg residents and visitors frequent nearby towns with numerous New Castle shoppers noted. Names include Delia Briggs, Jud son Cole, Frank Thorne, Adda Robinson, Clair Hoover, Jap Platt, Elizabeth Mitchaltree, Davin, Frad Stanley, Emma Leeper family, Roy Gibson, Albert Hewitt, J E Morrow, Charles Mack, Wesley Thompson, John Maricona, Irwitt Hofmanster, C E Mills, Amos Texter, Henrietta Richard, Geraldine Chandler, Ruby Milla, Loyal Millar. Seasoning doubles the strength of grean wood.
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Delia Briggs
Chardon
Neb
Judson Cole
Frank Thorne
New Castle
Edenburg
Adda Robinson
Mahoningtown
Carl Mitcheltreau
McCullough
Clair Hoover
Mas
Youngstown
Charles Mack
Wesley Thompson
North Side
John Maricona
Irwitt Hofmanster
C. E. Mills
Cleveland
Amos
Niles, O
Author Of Songs Once Popular Dies Insane And Blind
New York reports the death of Paul Barnes in Manhattan State Hospital Ward's Island on May 8. Once famous for songs including Goodby Dolly Gray and Dreaming, he became insane and blind after a wartime fame period. He authored about 50 tunes, and Dar Daly once performed his Joe Won’t Do. Barnes’s final days involved family support and hospital care.
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New York
Paul Barnes
Manhattan
Ward's Island
Goodby
Dolly Gray
Barnes
Josephine
Joe
Jenny
Dar Daly
Broadway
Fan Barnes
English Music Hall
Masonic Order
vauderHe Friand
Brooklyn Woman Endorses Colac Pile Pills for Piles
A Brooklyn woman reports relief from hemorrhoids after using Colac Pile Pills, noting rapid benefits within 24 hours and recommending the treatment. She mentions a friend with a worse case who also improved, and describes the product as reaching the trouble from within. Pills are sold for 25 cents at drug stores or 65 cents by mail from Glens Falls New York.
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Colac
CéMiss
Edwards, Brooklyn N.Y
Alcos Lane
Glens Falls
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C. F. Fithian
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American Legion
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J. G. Allen
Jos. Neigh
Legion H
Howard Messman Acher
Minas Ruth Spearman
Pinsburgh
Colorado Springs
Col. Overland
Grove City College
Acher
Migs Spearman
Benjamin
Spearman
Mercer County Bond and Mortgage Co
Herald Publishing Co
Grave City
West
Ross
Colorado City
L. L. Mckkey
Pittsburgh
Carruthers Park
John Carruther
Mantul
Glenn
Grove City Chamber of Commerce
J. B. McAdoo
Mra. Ditman
Munhall
William Shorts
Main Street
Northwestern Yeast Co
Chicago
Ill
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Castie.pa
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Britton Dry Cleaning Works
Office Aas
Kim Street
Bear P. & L. E
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Bitias
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Mercantile
Nainsook
Madras Union
Munsingwear
Topris
Tueft
Army
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