Auto Collision Injures Italian Lad in Wampum Intersection
George Hennon and Homer Campbell collided on Beaver and Church streets at Wampum Pa. The impact drove Hennon s car into a tree injuring a young Italian passenger named Sumner who suffered facial cuts and five knocked out teeth. Both drivers escaped serious harm and the incident damaged the Hennon car.
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New Castle
Bell
Wampum
George Hennon
Homer Campbell
Sumner
Hennon
Beaver Street
Campbell
Pennsylvania Depot
Church Street
Sumner Lad
Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. J Pitts home
All day gathering of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church is set for Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J Pitts.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
J. Pitts
Methodist church to host ice cream and cake social
The class number of the Methodist church will hold an ice cream and cake social Thursday evening on the church lawn.
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Methodist Church
Wampum School Board Holds Regular Monthly Session
Wampum district school board members met for their monthly session last evening. They conducted routine business and approved bills for payment.
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Wampum
Secress Move to Wampum Planned Home Change
Mr and Mrs Secress relocate from Columbus Ohio and will make Wampum their home in the future. Mr Secres is employed at the cement works.
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Mrs. Secress
Columbus, O
Wampum
Mr. Secres
Cement Works
Campfire Girls to Meet and Hike
Members of the Campfire Girls meet Thursday at 2 o clock at Miss Lucy Rhodes home. The Wampum Campfire Girls plan a Thursday hike to West Pittsburg.
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Lucy Rhodes
West Pittsburg
Grinn Plans Modern Residence at Church and Kay
Ground was broken yesterday for a new large frame home to be built by W. H. Grinnen at the corner of Church and Kay streets. The residence is described as modern in every respect.
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W. H. Grinnen
Church and
Kay Streets
Borough Council Reports Power Shortage and Line Upgrade
Last evening the borough council discussed ongoing power shortages at Wampum. Louis Rounds of Pennsylvania Power explained Ellwood City plant demand and a new Lowellville to Ellwood City line under construction, due to be completed by the 15th of the month.
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Wampum
Louis Rounds
Pennsylvania Power Company
Ellwood City
Lowellville
Rounds
Yellowstone Park Nature's Laboratory Vacation Destination
An advertising column touts Yellowstone Park as a utopia with daily new wonders from boiling mud pots to towering canyons and petrified forests. It promotes travel by Burlington and the ease of seeing the region from stagecoaches or autos, inviting readers to request a folder via mail.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Burlington
W. B. Byrne
Trav
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Milk safety concern urges clean supply for infants
The article warns about contamination in dairy farms and transport affecting infant health in Pennsylvania. It urges mothers to breastfeed when possible, notes higher survival odds for breastfed babies, and recommends condensed milk if natural milk is unavailable.
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Pennsylvania
Routine Meeting Concludes With Bill Payments Made
The session finished with routine business and settlement of outstanding bills. No major actions were recorded beyond payment of debts and adjournment.
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Ised
Wampum Class of 1916 Returns From Washington Trip
Members of the Wampum high school 1916 graduating class arrived home after a trip to Washington D C. D M Marshall and Mr and Mrs Clarence Staphmotored to Ellwood City to meet the party bringing them back to Wampum in automobiles. The trip included visits to the capitol building the White House and a reception with the president.
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Wampum High School
Washington, D. C
M. Marshall
Clarence Staph
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Wampum
Washington
Interet
Capitol Building
Congres
White House
New Castle Visitors and Local Arrivals Noted
Mrs J D Dreher and Mrs D M Druckenmiller were New Castle visitors yesterday. Mr Busch and Mrs Wilt returned from various visits, and Miss Marshall spent the day at Mahoningtown school. Ruth Funkhouser came back from Beaver Falls, and Mrs S S Book concluded a visit with her daughter in Woodlawn. Anna Kay and daughters finished a visit in Woodlawn. Emma Davidson and Joseph Rhodes visited North Sewickley friends. Rhinehart family members returned to Girard after weeks here. Kenneth Dresher, son of Mr and Mrs J G Dresher, was taken to Shenango Valley hospital Sunday for an operation.
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J. D. Dreher
New Castle
Mr. Busch
D. M. Druckenmiller
J. Wilt
Pittsburg
Margaret Marshall
Mahoningtown School
Ruth Funkhouser
Beaver Falls
S. S. Book
Albert Wilson
Woodlawn
Anna Kay
Alice
Ethel
Emma Davidson
Joseph Rhodes
North Sewickley
Doss Rhinehart
George
Coletta
Girard
L. Rhinehart
Dallas Rhinehart
Charles Sherlock
Coverdale
Kenneth
J. G. Dresher
Shenago Valley Hospital
Decoration day observed at Harlansburg with 42 graves marked
On Tuesday May 30 Decoration day observances took place in Harlansburg. Flags were placed on 42 graves. The procession formed at 1 30 pm led by the Harlansburg Cornet band. Services at the Baptist burial ground included prayers by Chaplain Kerr and an address by Captain McConnell with Lincoln Gettysburg Address.
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Harlansburg
New Castle
Pittsburg
Gettysburg
Amberson
Kerr
Edna McMurray
Mildred McClelland
Doris Dean
Clyde Gibson
Youngest Firebug Found In State
Harrisburg officials report a four year old boy confessed to starting a May 31 fire at Joseph Stein’s Altoona home. Deputy Fire Marshal Ryan secured the confession, but no prosecution is possible due to the child’s age. Acting Fire Marshal Wolfe calls him the youngest confessed arsonist. Parents told to supervise closely.
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Harrisburg
Thomas G. Ryan
Joseph Stein
Altoona
Ryan
Philip Stein
Scouts Hold Successful Social Despite Rain in West Pittsburg
In West Pittsburg the local Boy Scouts hosted a social at J Russell Brodbecks home. A crowd of 75 attended despite rain storm and hail. The group plans another social soon and thanks Dr V C Wagner for helping transport scouts during the storm.
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J. Russell Brodbeck
V. C. Wagner
Wagner Family Weekend Visit to New Florence
Dr and Mrs V C Wagner and sons Victor and Lyle motored to New Florence and spent the weekend with the doctor's parents.
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V. C. Wagner
Victor and Lyle
New Florence
Local Tennis Court Upgraded by Pittsburg Office Force
The tennis court has been greatly improved since the new office force from Pittsburg has been in town. Many interesting matches are scheduled to take place.
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Pittsburg
Lightning damages homes during Friday storm
The residence of H. A. Anderson was struck by lightning causing roof damage. Inmates were frightened but unharmed. The home of Joe Baterea on 13th Street also suffered minor damage from the same storm.
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H. A. Anderson
Joe Baterea
13Th Street
Local visitors share time in Pulaski and nearby homes
Mrs. Nettie Houlette concludes a week in Pulaski. Mrs. Jack Daniels with her daughter and two sons visited relatives Monday. Mrs. M Hillman and children Anna and Clyde of Wampum are guests of Mrs. C Ed Lowers. C Ed Lowers is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones and son Guy also conclude a visit with relatives.
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Nettie Houlette
Pulaski
Jack Daniels
M. Hillman
Anna and
Clyde
Wampum
C. Ed Lowers
Tom Jones
Guy
Money Found in Attorney's Desk in 1890
Mrs. Baer discovered a sealed envelope in her late husband E N Baer's desk with a note stating Money found 9.90 on January 16 1890 at 9 am between Duff's and Hutton's drug stores and a Paid News Company ad for 1. The fund was deposited as a memorial gift to the late husband and sister Annie Keast for the W C T U union.
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Be.n. Baer
Duff’s
Hutton’s
E. N. Baer
Fair Child's Perfect Flour Ad Campaign
Advert says that buying Fair Child's Perfect Flour from H. L. Allen's seven stores guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Each quarter sack comes with a silver spoon as a hook for quality and value.
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Fairchild
H. L. Allen
Local Names Appear in New Castle Area Notices
The readable fragments list individuals Christopher Lewis Mary Ellison Fomeiszek Jagella Volant Amelia Dec Giovanni Farinelli Alvera Piscitella in and around New Castle Ellwood City indicating a community record or notice among local names. No events, dates, or actions are specified in the text.
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Christopher Lewis
New Castle
Mary Ellison
Fomeiszek Jagella
Volant Amelia
Giovanni Farinelli
Ellwood City
Alvera Piscitella
Vigorous Ambition Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
George W. Clutton promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills as a powerful nerve tonic. The ad guarantees refund if the first box fails to restore vigor and energy, claiming improvements in two days and full confidence after one box. A 50 cent box is urged with authorized guarantees from Clutton and local dealers.
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George W. Clutton
Wendell
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Highland Ave
Millinery CO
St. Cloud Building
New Castle, Pa
Loam
Sutco
St. Cloud
East Washington St
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Wampum Lodge
Campfire Girls
Nature’s Laboratory
Wampum Personals
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Robert Caseby
R. E. Trimble
Savannah
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Paul Weaver
Scranton
Helen Madden
Greenville
O. J. Shuler
Perry
Tom Stewart
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Children’s New Spring Shoes
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