North Hill Building Lots At Old Prices
Desirable North Hill lots are rising in value but we offer choice lots at old prices. Available spots include 40x120 on Hendrickson avenue and 40x130 on North Blaine Street with gas water and sewer to curb. Also 40x130 on Carlisle Street and 40x120 on West Park Avenue with utilities to curb. Highland Avenue lots available for a short time as low as 150. Contact W. G. Hunter, Agent, Bell 336-2, 126% Mill St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill
Hendrickson Avenue
North Blain Street
Carlisle Etreet
West Park Avenue
BRE Cas Cnee
Highland 1
W. G. Hunter
Bell Phone
Mill St
Sleep-Disorder Relief Promoted by Chase Nerve Pills
Public notice-style testimonial from Edwin Johnson of New Castle Pennsylvania praising Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills for restoring natural sleep after insomnia. Ad copy mentions price 65 cents a box and urges readers to buy at Geo W Cluttons Drug Store with Chase portrait on package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Edwin Johnson
Mill ST
New Castle
Geo. W. Clutton
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Greenville Eyes Westminster College Move From New Wilmington
A Greenville telegram reports Westminster College may move from New Wilmington to Greenville as the United Presbyterian assembly weighs the change. Trustees favor placing the college in Greenville, with the Thiel campus reverting to the town and a restitution demand tied to Thiel’s relocation to Greensburg. The move is uncertain as Greenville failed to retain Thiel College.
PACIFIC SLOPE JOURNEY REPORTS LOS ANGELES VISIT
Julius Wallace of Pulaski reports from the Shenango presbytery commission traveling toward the 1903 general assembly in Los Angeles. He describes mountain crossings near Leadville and Colorado Springs, Denver, Sacramento and San Francisco sights, the capitol yard, ferry and water crossings, a grand San Francisco hotel stay, and arrival in Los Angeles with 650 commissioners enjoying lectures, entertainment tickets, and visits including an ostrich farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wallace
Pulaski
Shenango
Houston Lowry
Stewart
Moorehead
New Castle
Pittsburg
Shields
Ralf
Noble
Smith
Denver
Cal
J. J. Porter
Della
Florence Watson Eames
Sacramento
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Shore Road
Capitol
Capitol Yard
Golden Park
Chinatown
Bay
Los Angeles
United States
Committee On Entertainment
Long Beach
Ocean Front
Rev. Schultz
Trolley Line Financing Moves Cleveland to Pittsburg Link
The Cleveland and Sharon Traction company files a $2,000,000 mortgage with Eastern Trust Company of New York to fund a 41 mile Cleveland to Sharon line via Kinsman and Meadville, with a 31 mile Meadville branch to connect Cleveland and Erie. A Jamestown mass meeting urged rights of way and $5,000 in bonds to push the line through Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland- Pittsburg
Cleveland and Sharon
Sharon
Kinsman
Meadville
Cleveland
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Pittsburg
Coraopolis
Monaca
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Sharpsville
Jamestown
Sharon-Cleveland Company
Coneaut Lake
Local Notes From Sastbrook on June 8 1903
News brief from Sastbrook recounts visits and returns of residents including Mrs N O Allen, George Black, and the Hutchinson sisters. Mentions Miss Katharyne Black, Mrs Samuel Hanna, Dr Wm Dicks, and visitors Mrs James Smith and the Lee family. UU P Sabbath school officers are listed and a Friday social at John McKnight's home is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Eicie
UU. P. Sabbath School
Wm. T. McGeehan
George Fisher
Martha Dinsmore
Samuel S. MecCune
Bessie Trutchin- Son
Emma Fisher
John McKnight
College exams begin in New Wilmington in 1903
NEW WILMINGTON June 9 1903 College examinations begin Thursday The annual commencement will be held next Wednesday Most farmers are working on roads Grove City visitors attended a ballgame Dr Ferguson will preach the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday evening in First United Presbyterian church Professor Peterson will conduct the music Dr Ferguson returns from Tarkio Mo after attending the general assembly flood conditions in the middle west were described as beyond words Rain fell incessantly at Tarkio from Wednesday to Sunday and communication was cut off from Wednesday until the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Ferguson
First United Presbyterian Church
Peterson
Local Notes From Grantboro Area
Grantboro social updates list J C Patterson calling on G W Fisher Saturday evening and Miss Mary Murray visiting Mrs William Gill last Saturday. John Crawhaugh made a business trip to Harlansburg, while J Earl Locke of New Castle visits grandparents J A Vowan. Mrs Robert Shafer of Grove City visits here, and Robert Cooper of New Castle spent Sabbath with his parents. Pizer Mimery reunion draws many locals at Cascade Park last Thursday. Ida Richael of Harlansburg visits Nora Crawbaugh, and Margaret Dombart, once at the place, improves from typhoid in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Patterson
G. W. Fisher
Mary Murray
William Gill
John Crawhaugh
Harlansburo
J. Earl Locke
New Castle
J. A. Vowan
Robert Shafer
Grove City
Robert Cooper
Marshall Cooper
Cascade Park
Ida Richael
Harlansburg
Nora Crawbaugh
Margaret Dombart
Pleasant Valley Social Notes
Floy Cotten was a Sabbath guest of his parents Mr and Mrs H Young. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs S B Allison. The Williams Allison family hosted visitors including Mrs M Gallagher and children on Monday. Several local families visited neighbors on Saturday and Monday. Nannie Frew returned home last week after visiting friends in Pittsburg. Mrs Andrew Glasser of Hubbard and Mrs Charles Lonheart visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor Saturday. Multiple families, including the Taylors and Leechs, hosted visits last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Cotten
Sabbath
H. Young
S. B. Allison
William Allison
M. ©. Gallagher
William Harlan
John Stevenson
Nannie Frew
Pittsburg
Andrew Glasser
Hubbard
Charles Lonheart
Thomas Taylor
J. B. Sylings
J. B. Hagen
Ada Mee-Farland
John Taylor
Iwan
J. L. Braden
Harold
James Leech
Duck Run
Community Notes From Shepherds Corners 1903
June 8 1903 visitors and callers include Norman Kelly of Bethel visiting last Wednesday James Duff of Pulaski here last Saturday Miss Adda Kelly of New Wilmington visiting friends over Sunday Miss Sarah McVey of Woodville guest of her mother Mrs Anna McVey Henry Rhodes and wife of Eastbrook called here by the death of his sister Mrs Graham Cox Mrs William Carr and Mrs Brooks Broadbent were guests of Mrs Thomas Broadbent near Bethel last Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kelly
Bethel
James Duff
Pulaski
Adda Kelly
New Wilmington
Sarah McVey
Woodville
Anna McVey
Henry Rhodes
Eastbrook
Graham Cox
William Carr
Brooks Broadbent
Thomas Broadbent
Near Bethel
Local Notes From Chewton and Nearby Games
Wampum defeated Chewton 31 to 20 in a local ball game. Miss Leota and Rey Guy visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guy last Sabbath. Carl Huff was struck by a foul ball during the game and reportedly will not recover, suffering internal injuries. Ed Barris, returning from the hunting grounds, injured his left arm when a gun discharged near his house steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fosnaught and Son
Wampum
Lightning strikes barber paralyzes right arm in shop
J. F. Myers of South Sharon was at work in his barber shop when a bolt of lightning struck the razor as he raised it from a customer's face. The shock reportedly left Myers with a practically paralyzed right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Myers
South Sharon
Myers
Local Notes and Visits Highlight June 1903
Alvin Wilkinson works for Samuel Dinsmore in Waggletown while Ephraim Dixs visits Kino. Numerous locals from Youngstown to New Castle and Poland visit relatives and attend social events. The Mt Hermon church strawberry festival draws a crowd as corner stone laying for Big Run Avenue Presbyterian church is set with Rev Kirkbride delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Wilkinson
Waggletown
Samuel Dinsmore
Ephraim Dixs
Kino
Our City
Perry Forbes
Youngstown
North Avenue
Dame Rumor
Wallace family notes and church events in Mt Jackson
In Mt Jackson on June Sth 1908 a son E C Ferguson of Girard Ohio visited home for a reunion. Clyde Matthews and a sister spent Sunday here. Miss Johnston of Pittsburg visits R S Clark and family. Children day to be observed at M E church next Sabbath. James and Glen Wallace of Pittsburg visited several days. Mr and Mrs A Cover and son Clyde of Burbank visiting here. Mr Rogers of Ohio spent a few days with friends. S M Palmer and family attended Holliday reunion at Plain Grove. Bertha Laionis and Olive Lampis guests of Miss Mary Craigs. John Chambers and family of Cleveland attended Battery B reunion. Mr and Mrs Samuel Chambers of Idlewood spent days with W C Chambers. Festival at U P church attended by large crowd Monday evening. Mrs Gorley of New Castile guest of Mrs H L Camblin returned home. Mrs H Wallace and daughter Mrs James McKensie and family drove from Beaver to Battery B reunion.
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William Stankard
East Street
New Castle
W. F. Rutter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alex Newell
Cleveland Avenue
Margaret McCoy
Poland
Mulberry Street
Grace Emery
Dewey Avenue
Emery-Pizer
Cascade Park
Samuel Hanna
Lizzie
Croton
Fred McCaslin
James Forbes
North Avenue
Mt. Hermon
Tf. R. Houk
Elliott
Minnie Carr
Elliotts Mills
W. T. McCaslin
Highland Avenue
Rachel Frew
New Brighton
Robert McKnight
Big Run Avenue Presbyterian Church
Kirkbride
Leesburg
E. C. Ferguson
Girard, O
Clyde Matthews
Miss Johnston
Pittsburg
R. S. Clark
M. E. Church
James
Glen Wallace
A. Cover
Clyde
Burbank
Bertha Laionis
Olive Lampis
Mary Craigs
John Chambers
Cleveland
Samuel Chambers
Idlewood
W. C. Chamers
U. P
Gorley
New Castile
H. L. Camblin
H. Wallace
James MckKensie
Mary Wallace
MekKensie
Va McKensie
Beaver
PULASINI community notes and local movements
Claud Wilson plans to move to Sat terfield farm this week and Charles Simpson with Charles Thompson will visit West Virginia to buy horses. Work on the fairground progresses slowly. contracts soon to be let. Mr and Mrs PD Swogger return from their wedding trip and move to New Castle this week. School board organizes naming Mr Buchanan president, M r Porter secretary and J W Falk man treasurer. Rev Hunter will preach to the K T M next Sunday evening in the Presbyterian church. Samuel Mick of New Wilmington escorted and wed a town lady in Youngstown last Thursday. R F Clark has moved into a new home on Buchanan avenue. Edward has a fine new house and they expect to enjoy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simpson
Charles Thompson
West Virginia
PD. W. Swogger
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Mick
New Wilmington
Youngstown
R. F. Clark
Buchanan Avenue
Edward
Robbers Caught In Act At Lake Erie Station
Sheriff Brown captured Albert Stiles and William McCormick after a desperate struggle when they were caught red handed ransacking a stolen trunk from the Lake Erie station. Stiles was arrested on the scene and McCormick later surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stiles
Wm. McCormick
Lake Erie
Brown
Stiles
McCormick
Local Notes From Volant June 1903
Miss Bertha Patterson spent Sabbath with her parents Charley Sankey with his parents at Plaingrove William Johnson secured a place in the New Castle tin mill Misses Bell and Catherine Edie spent Sabbath with their parents Miss Mabel McQuerie returned recovered from illness Clarence Potter returned from New Castle Owen Sibley from Slipperyrock George Bryan from New Castle Miss Carr visited her parents Miss Elizabeth Shingledecker in New Castle on business Thursday Miss Glenoa House to recite at Volant college Monday night Lula Bryan guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Bryan Mr and Mrs Collins returned from their honeymoon Mr and Mrs Showler likewise Miss Araminta and Margaret Mr Cracken left for visits in several places Mr and Mrs Shingledecker left for Pittsburg to buy a lot Miss Cora Hughes surprised by friends Thursday and Friday evenings Tillie Shingledecker visiting Clara DeArment Court street New Castle
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N. O. Allen
Volant
George Black
Grove City
Cora
Alice Hutchinson
Slippery Rock
Katharyne Black
Bessie Hutchinson
Samuel Hanna
Lizzie
New Castle
Gertrude Waddington
Wm. Dicks
Medical College
Pittsburg
James Smith
Samuel Stankard
Calvin Lee
Wesley, Pa
Lee
McGeehon
Bertha Patterson
Charley Sankey
Plaingrove
William Johnson
Misses Bell
Catherine Edie
Mabel McQuerie
Clarence Potter
Owen Sibley
Slipperwrock
George Bryan
Miss Carr
George Carr
Elizabeth Shingledecker
Mrs. Collins
Mrs. Showler
Araminta
Margaret Mr Cracken
Miss Alice Ramsey Visits Harlansburg and Local Notes
Leesburg reports include Miss Alice Ramsey visiting relatives in Harlansburg and Miss Nina Armstrong visiting Miss Lizzie Davis last Sabbath. Grove City residents Scott Offutt and son Cassius visited town relatives. Mrs Flora Griffin of Pardoe visits her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Hedrick. The Ladies Missionary convention was well attended. Children’s day in Presbyterian church set for next Sabbath June 14 at 10 30 am. The Christian Endeavor society will host an ice cream festival on Thursday evening June 11. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ramsey
Harlansburg
Nina Armstrong
Lizzie Davis
Scott Offutt
Cassius
Grove City
Flora Griffin
Pardoe
Adam Hedrick
Presbyterian Church
Milton Anderson
Sarah Ramsey
Edna Ramsey
New Castle
Christian Endeavor Society
District Convention Attends Pulaski Event in New Bedford
J P Hamilton and other locals returned from New Bedford where they attended the Pulaski District Sunday School convention at the Presbyterian church. The bridge destruction at Pulaski had made access difficult. The convention drew good attendance and many district meetings in the county have been held or planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hamilton
New Bedford
Pulaski
Presbyterian Church
Pythian Outing Planned for August 13 at Cascade Park
The first annual outing of the Pythian Association of Lawrence County will be held at Cascade Park on Thursday August 13. A committee Dan H Miller W S McMillen and W Ranney led arrangements. The nine Pythian lodges formed the association with a temporary leadership team including W H Grigsby as chairman John H Moore as secretary and J L Myland as treasurer. The permanent organization will be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Association
Lawrence County
Cascade Park
Dan H. Miller
W.S. McMillen
W. Ranney
W. H. Grigsby
John H. Moore
J. L. Myland
Death of Jennie Davis in Donora at 13
Word reached this city of Jennie Davis’s death in Donora Pennsylvania on Sunday. The girl aged 13 died from typhoid fever contracted three weeks earlier. Daughter of Richard Davis formerly of this place the family moved from New Castle to Donora about a year ago. Jennie known as bright and pleasant. Mrs George Davis grandmother attended the funeral Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donora
Jennie Davis
Richard Davis
New Castle
Jennie
George Davis
The Poet Exclaims Of Life And A Medicine praised
A brief, enthusiastic endorsement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a life boosting medicine that makes the weak strong and changes existence toward vigor. The fragment urges readers to try it for debility and lack of vitality.
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Hood
Binder Twine Sale at The New Century Co.
Large shipment of binder twine of all qualities offered at reduced prices to move stock quickly. The New Century Co. Ltd., Edenboro, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW Century Co.,, Ltd
Edenbure, Pa
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Appetite Boost
Uplift your appetite with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and end your dull after meals mood, giving you a relish for food. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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Washington Street
Greenville
Westminster College
General Assembly of
United Presbyterian Church
Thiel College
Westminster
Greensburg
Thiel
Sastbrook
Grantboro
Pleasant Valley
Shepherds Corners
Chewton
MT. Jackson
Ed Wallace
Mr. Rogers
Ohio
S. M. Palmer
Plain Grove
Pulasini
Claud Wilson
Satterfield
H. E. Calhoun
Manor
Presbyterian
Home Savings & Loan CO
Central Square
Market St
Alice Heasley
Binder Twine
Jensen’s
Citizens National Bank of
U. S
Lesier
Public
Hanna & Hree
Hanna & Bree
Publi
Clement B. Edgar
Optician
Hanna & Broe
Fourth Ave
J. 8. Miller
Butler
Franklin News
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