Weather Disturbances Foresee Continental Storms and Mars Influence
Forecasts warn of a cross continent disturbance June 9 to 15 with warm and cool waves, followed by a major storm system. A cool period precedes a significant heat rise and drying soil west of the Mississippi. Mars will be a bright object for 30 days, linked to recent abnormal weather.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Ls. Croes
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Reat Central Valleys
Canada
Mississippi
Santa Fe
St. Joseph
Burlington
Chicago
Quebec
Mars
Song Recital by Christine Miller Draws Large Crowds
Miss Christine Miller contralto from Pittsburgh gave a widely praised recital at the Baptist church in New Castle assisted by pianist Mrs Paul Browne Patterson. The program mixed modern and classic songs with notable pieces like Die Lotosblume and Zueignung. Proceeds benefited Almira home and the event highlighted Miller's sought after voice and stage presence.
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New Castle
Christine Miller
Pittseburg
Baptist Church
Paul Browne Patterson
Katherine Elston
Pittsburg
Almira
Miss Miller
Chicago
Brahms
Tosti
Franz
Boy
Homer
Moskowski
Eliland’—Von Fielitz
Frauenworth
R. Strauss
Schumann
Cadman
Patterson & Sample name change to Sample Hardware Co
Public notice states John C. Patterson sold his interest in Patterson & Sample to W. S Sample and the business will continue as the Sample Hardware Co at 24716 Patterson & Sample.
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John C. Patterson
Patterson & Sample
W. 8S. Sample
The
Sample Hardware Co
Increasing Need for Electric Cars In New Castle Line
The New Wilmington Globe laments Pennsylvania Railroad timetable changes that strand riders for hours, urging urgent construction of the New Castle and New Wilmington trolley line. The current down and up trains meet at the paper mill siding, making trips to New Castle a whole day. The editor calls the outlet project essential for the community’s welfare.
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New Wilmington
New Castle
Dedication Planned for St. Vitus Church in Fifth Ward
The St. Vitus Roman Catholic church in the Fifth ward will be dedicated on Thursday August 15 under Rev Father DeMito with Bishop Canevin of Pittsburgh leading the services. The church copying cathedral style is expected to cost about 30000 dollars, part of a total parish investment near 55000 dollars in Maitland and South Jefferson streets. The Feast of the Assumption falls on the same day and both events will be celebrated together.
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St. Vitus
Fifth Ward
Father DeMito
Canevin
Pittsburg
Maitland
South Jefferson Streets
Judge Porter Grants Six New Citizens at Naturalization
Six residents were sworn in as U S citizens by Judge Porter on Friday afternoon. Four English men John Eyre Lemuel L Pritchard Thomas Cranney and Alfred Bower one German Herman Majewscky and one Irishman John Fowler took the oath of allegiance after being questioned on residence and knowledge of local laws. Each applicant was vouched for by two reputable citizens.
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United States
Porter
Uncle Sam
John Eyre
Lemuel L. Pritchard
Thomas Cranney
Alfred Bower
Herman Majewscky
John Fowler
Memorial services for Modern Woodmen at Oak Park cemetery
Modern Woodmen of America members are asked to meet at the hall tomorrow afternoon at 1 20 p m for memorial services to be held at Oak Park cemetery. Members should answer roll call.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Oak Park Cemetery
Janswer
Fifth Ward Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Illnesses
Maurice Fisher of East Long avenue will spend Sunday in Beaver Falls. Mrs. William Davis of West Long avenue is ill. George Carroll of Ellwood City visited friends in Owen Thomas of East Long avenue. Freedom relatives visit planned. Richard Davis cannot leave home due to illness. Will Smith and family will visit his parents in Youngstown. Mrs. Will Jenkins on Moravia street has recovered from two weeks of illness. Harry Jones entertaining his brother Fred Jones of East Liverpool. Mrs. William Motheral of Greeley Col visits Shenango township. Miss Louise Louser of Cincinnati visiting her sister on Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. Ed Morris called to Youngstown for mother’s illness. Miss Katie Williams leaves for Martins Ferry to visit relatives. Harry Sontag returns from Epworth League convention in Sharpsville. John Bell works in Ellwood City and visits home on Home street. Churches in Fifth ward hold Sunday services. Mrs. Thomas Williams of New York City visiting Pollock avenue relatives. Rev H M Burns returns from district Epworth league in Sharpsville. James Shaffer and wife head to Clay City Ind for father in law’s illness. Elizabeth Elias hosts a small party with games and music. Guests enjoy light refreshments and report a delightful time.
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Maurice Fisher
East Long Avenue
Beaver Falls
H. Kolken
Moravia Street
Pittsburg
William Davis
West Long Avenue
Fifth Ward
George Carroll
Ellwood City
Owen Thomas
Freedom
Richard Davis
East Reynolds Street
Will Smith
Big Run Street
Youngstown
Will Jenkins
Harry Jones
Friendship Street
Fred Jones
East Liverpool
William Motheral
Greeley
Col
H. Mayberry
Shenango Township
Louise Louser
Cincinnati
George Williams
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ed. Morris
Sheep Hill
Katie Williams
Martins Ferry
York City
Robert Shaw
Pollock Avenue
H. M. Burns
South Mill Street
Sharpaville
Epworth League
James Shaffer
Prospect Street
Clay City
Ind
Robert Fritz
Elizabeth Elias
Phillips Street
Clutton the drug man advertises fresh goods
The notice proclaims daily drug arrivals and frequent purchases with assurances of freshness and customer service. It invites customers to call their telephone to be connected to the store and guarantees courteous treatment.
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Clutton
East Side Items and Local Notices from Sharon
Local items list residents with minor ailments and visits. Notes include Frank Dickson at home with a sore foot, Minnie Gibson a Pittsburg guest, Blaine Norris improving from stomach trouble, and Gertrude Ray ill with whooping cough. Also mentions Tillie Rhodes visiting Butler and Alice Thompson working in Sharon. Civic notes include a Lutheran church Ladies Aid reception on June 13 and families traveling to East Liverpool and Frostburg for visits and summer plans. A fragment includes a 1886 oath related to Hall's Catarrh Cure in Toledo.
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Stewart Corry
Allegheny
Conrad
Haus Avenue
Clara
Agnes
Emma
Frostburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Neshannock Avenue
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Foster
Nolan
Altman
David Marks & Sons
Steefle, Straus & Connor
Ghas. W. Nolan & GO
East Washington Street
California Fig Syrup Co
California
Louisville, KY
New York,ny
Harry Sontag
Reynolds Street
Sharpsville
John Bell
Ellwod City
Thomas Williams
New
Frank Dickson
West Avenue
Minnie Gibson
Pine Street
Blaine Norris
Cunningham Avenue
Gertrude
E. B. Ray
Wahippo Street
Tillie Rhodes
Butler
Mrs. Bishop
Alice Thompson
Pittsburg Street
Sharon, Pa
Carnegie Company
Samuel Smith
Superior Street
Leesburg
Anderson
Samuel Gilbert
Oak Avenue
William Gilbert
Luther Gilbert
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
EF. J. Cheney & CO
Te. i. Jake Ails
Lawrence Savings & Trust Building
Bell ‘Phone
Charles T. Metzler CO
Keeley
Pittsburo
Lafrango
Gompouad
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