Pulaski Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Church Events
Pulaski residents report visits by Dan Garrett to Sharon and Mary Bird of Munhall visiting her mother. D S Kennedy of Munhall spent time at his Pulaski summer home. The Methodist conference met in town, while many locals attended a New Castle Sunday school convention and funeral services for Mrs. Maria Kyle in Niles Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Mitcheltree
New Castle
Mary Bird
Munhall
S. G. Bird
A. G. Knox
Maria Kyle
Niles
Ohio
BE. L. Ayers
Harry Crooks
W. W. Kyle
Salem
H. H. Knox
Pulaski
J. H. Thompson
Leetsdale
W. A. Bauman
Wigton
Branchton
Magee Bill Bars For Sale and Let Signs
Harrisburg June 10 The Senate has passed a Magee measure to ban owners from posting for sale or to let signs on property. It would amend the 1903 law that forbids private property notices without owner consent, striking a clause that allowed notices required by law or court orders and notices concerning the posted premises.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Magee
Reunion Acknowledges Millersville Normal Student Soldiers
On June 25 Millersville State Normal School alumni will gather to honor the 1863 student company formed under Professor J. P. Wickersham to repel the Confederate invasion. Principal P. M. Harbold seeks all surviving members to contact him immediately at his office.
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Millersville State Normal School
J. P. Wickersham
P. M. Harbold
United States
Ellwood City Chief Hears of Swindler Heading Here
Ellwood City police chief W H Harrison was warned to watch for Charles Mason a swindler known as a magazine agent. Mason operates under aliases sells magazines at club prices and uses a strawberry colored receipt a withered left hand aids identification a $25 reward is offered for his arrest and conviction.
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Ellwood City
Mason
Harrison
Burned Worker Albert Shaner Improving After Plant Explosion
Albert Shaner, badly burned in a Butler Pure Milk plant explosion, is resting comfortably and out of danger. He was with a stationary engine when a machine part failed, triggering the blast. Several other men suffered burns in the same incident. Shaner’s family lives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shaner
Butler Pure Milk Company
Mr. Shaner
Doctor Iseman Delayed From Chicago Surgery Course
Dr. Iseman of Crescent Avenue could not depart Saturday due to pressing duties in the city. He expects to travel soon to the University of Chicago to take the special surgical course.
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Iseman
Crescent Avenue
University of Chicago
University
Miss Beulah Morrison Resigns From McKim Furniture
Miss Beulah Morrison resigns from the McKim furniture store and plans a long visit with relatives in Iowa and Colorado. Her successor is Miss Mary MecConahay of Hazel Dell.
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Beulah Morrison
McKim Furniture Store
Iowa
Colorado
Mary MecConahay
Hazel Dell
Barber Shop Employee Resigns From Johnson Shop
H. E. Turner, long time employee at the Johnson barber shop, resigned his position Monday morning and has not yet decided what business he will engage in next.
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H. E. Turner
Johnson
Social Visits Reported Across Cities
E O Myers of Cleveland and M Smert of Middletown Indiana are guests of friends here. George B Cavort of Pittsburg visited Sunday. A D Hugh of Springfield Mass was a business visitor yesterday. A L Rockwell of Chicago spent the weekend in Ha wood City. G C Sweet of Cleveland returned home after a short visit. Mr and Mrs J M Gill with children Dorothy and Gerald motored from Oil City. Bert Fisher guests of Dr and Mrs Evans have returned to Cella Ohio. Mrs F G Chapman and Mrs A L Adams of Bristolville and Mr and Mrs George W Webb of Warren were guests over Sunday of local residents.
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E. O. Myers
Cleveland
M. Smert
Middletown
Ind
George B. Cavort
Pittsburg
A. D. Hugh
Springfield
Mass
A. L. Rockwell
Chicago
Hawood City
G. C. Sweet
J. M. Gill
Dorothy
Gerald
Oil City
Bert Fisher
Evans
Sixth Street
Cella
F. G. Chapman
A. L. Adams
Bristolville
George W. Webb
Warren, O
C. E. Turner
W. H. Harrison
Lawrence Avenue
High school flag pole vigil sparks class spirit and police watch
Chief Harrison stopped a proposed flag placing by the graduating class at the high school yard on Sunday night. The effort revived class spirit after a Friday attempt by freshies. Another attempt is expected as students seek to be the first to raise their colors on the pole. Also, three year old Charles Bartlee was severely cut after being kicked by a horse while trying to stroke it, receipt of surgical care, he returned home with his parents in Zelienople Saturday evening.
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FA News Bureau
Ellwood City
W. Hi. Harrison
Gus Gordon
Gordon
Tom
Gus
Harrison
Tom Gordon
Burgess Cunningham Gordon
Charles Bartlee
W. F. Bartlee
Zelienople
Arrest of Tom Connor for drunken and disorderly conduct
Local police in the afternoon arrested Tom Connor and booked him on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. The burgess granted a hearing, suspended sentence, and he was discharged on payment of the costs.
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Tom Connor
Funeral rites set for Victor Blandin
Funeral services are announced for Victor Blandin who died Friday afternoon. The schedule and location details follow in the notice.
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Victor Blandin
West End Funeral Held After Catholic Church Service
Interment followed at Whitedale cemetery. City Clerk E B Moyer was a business visitor in Pittsburg Monday where he serves on the United States jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Whitedale
E. B. Moyer
Pittsburg
United States Jury
Dr Friedmanns Patient Dies in Farrell After Turtle Serum Treatment
Leo Bechtold a 50 year old tuberculosis patient of Dr Frederick Franz Friedmann died in Farrell after visiting New York for treatment at the Friedmann Institute He paid 150 in advance for turtle serum injections and grew weaker returning home He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Farrell
Leo Bechtold
Frederick Franz Friedmann
Bechtold
Hamilton Avenue
New York
Friedmann Institute
Window screen parachute saves 2 year old in fall
Passaic New Jersey a window screen acted as a parachute when Harry Burgess aged 2 slid from the third story of his home He escaped harm with no injuries reported
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Passaic
N. J
Harry Burgess
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M. E. Church
Ed Man
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Neshannock Ave
Neshannock Avenue
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SILK
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