Jurors Selected to Serve Next Week in Local Court
A list of petit jurors chosen to sit in judgment next week includes H. A. Anderson Taylor, Thomas W. Book Third ward, Stanley Bright Eighth ward, Norman J. Boyd Neshannock and many others from wards and towns such as New Wilmington Ellwood City and Slippery Rock. The panel also names defendants from North Beaver Wayne Perry and Pulaski areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Anderson
Taylor
Thomas W. Book
Stanley Bright
Norman J. Boyd
Neshannock
P. N. Breet
W. M. Boyd
New Wilmington
Curtis Crill
Perry Chatley
Little Beaver
George W. Cover
North Beaver
E. F. Connelly
James Dutch
L. Dicks
Leroy W. Davidson
Wayne
G. C. Dennison
Plaingrove
John Dombart
Slippery Rock
A. H. Fullerton
Milo Gibson
William Gibson
Wm. H. Gilmore
Robert W. Gormley
M. Gee Gailey
If Hill
Mahoning
Harry H. Houk
John RB. Haley
Perry L. Heiber
Joseph Heldman
Joseph Johnston
Fourth Ward
J. B. Leech
Howard Leonard
Big Beaver
A. J. Likens
Hickory
Gardner Majors
Perry
David Moyer
Ellwood City
Robert McGeary
Washington
J. R. McVay
John McGinnis
J. A. McDonald
Riot Quelled by State Police at Westmoreland Mine
Irwin Pennsylvania June 11 A detachment of state troopers quelled a riot at the Westmoreland Coal Company mine 12 miles north of Irwin. About 30 people including several women were injured as 200 strikers battled 45 replacement workers with fists clubs and stones. Troopers restored order after deputies reinforced the scene. Officials warned of further unrest if work resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherit Shields
Dr Higley to Deliver Final Sermon at First Methodist
Tomorrow marks the last Sunday of Dr E E Higley's pastorate at the First Methodist church. He will preach his regular gospel sermon in the morning and a missionary sermon in the evening. A reception for Dr and Mrs Higley follows Monday night as they plan to depart midweek for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Weather Prophet Warns of June Drouth Impact on Crops
W T Foster in Washington on June 11 reports a continental disturbance with warm and cool waves, predicting above normal temperatures, below normal rainfall, and severe drought effects through June. He cautions farmers to expect oats to reach 50 cents at Chicago and corn to 70 cents, urging no sale until prices rise, with cotton also affected.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Continent
Drouth
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Great Lakes
Canada
Ohio
Mississipi
Missouri
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Chicago
Family reunions in Mercer County announced
The Osborne reunion will be at the Samuel Osborne farm in Worth township on June 16 with invitations for connections, friends, and neighbors. The McCormick reunion is set for June 17 at Stoneboro fair grounds with baskets urged. Hosack family reunion June 15 at the late Ewing M. Hosack home near Grove City, Mercer and Clintonville road, invites friends to join the dinner and bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Worth Township
Samuel Osborne
McCormick
Stoneboro Fair Grounds
Hosack
Ewing M. Hosack
Grove City
Pardoe
Mercer and
Clintonville Road
Western Press
Death summons Mrs Brandon from North Mer cer street
Mrs Roy F Brandon of North Mer cer street, visiting her sister Mrs Harry Patterson of Salts bury, is recalled by the death of her mother in law Mrs Robert Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Brandon
North Mercer Street
Harry Patterson
Saltsbury
Robert Brandon
Peculiar blight devastates orchards near Ellwood City
A strange blight is killing trees in multiple orchards between Ellwood City and New Castle along the New Castle and Harmony line. Government experts may be called to identify the disease and spraying is considered. Farmers report cut worms also harming corn and replanting may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
New Castle
Harmony Street
Moravia
Annual Masons Outing Set for Rock Point Park
Ellwood City June 11. Western Star lodge and Hillman lodge No 481 plan their annual outing at Rock Point Park next Tuesday. Masons and families invited. a Hillman versus Western Star baseball game plus other events are scheduled. A dining shelter for 800 will serve baskets, coffee provided free by the committee. Attendees expected from New Castle Youngstown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Western Star Lodge
Hillman Lodge No. 481
Rock Point
Hillman
Western Star
Order
New Castle
Youngstown
Foremen Outing At Harmony River After Hard Mill Work
One hundred thirty Shelby Tube foremen from the city enjoy an afternoon outing near Harmony on the river. Superintendent R. G. Brown arranged the event at mill expense. Officials of the mill join the party and the group plans to return late this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Tube Company
Harmony
R. G. Brown
Early pay day brings crowded shops to Shelby mill
For the first time in years Shelby tube mill employees received their pay yesterday, a day early due to clerks and foremen being off on an outing. The surprise payment surprised workers and filled stores all day, boosting trade by pouring money into town channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Tube Mill
Reo Car Ends Endurance Run Toward Pittsburg
A Reo car driven by two factory shop men yesterday afternoon traveled from Lansing Michigan toward Pittsburg to be sold. The vehicle, tested in endurance, stopped briefly in Ellwood and the drivers predicted arrival in the Smoky city by early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
Lansing
Michigan
Pittsburg
Ellwood
Sudden Death of Alexander Glasgow Ano at Pittsburg
Mr. and Mrs. G B Nagel of Perry township learn of the death of Mrs. Nagel's father Alexander Glasgow who dropped dead while going to work in Pittsburg. He was a plasterer by trade with prior work in Ellwood City and is survived by three sons five daughters a sister Mrs Ashey of Fourth Street Ellwood City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Nagel
Perry Township
Bakerstown
Ice Cream and Cake Social Planned by Sunday Class
The Sunday school class No. 6 of the Baptist church will host an ice cream and cake social in Marshall's hall, Hazel Dell, next Tuesday evening to raise funds for the church. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Marshall's Hall
Hazel Dell
Sunday School Outing Draws Hundreds at Rock Point
West Newton Pennsylvania Sunday schools held their annual outing at Rock Point with several hundred attendees. Today the Sunday schools of the Baptist churches in Pittsburg are at the park for a planned visit and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Rock Point
Baptist Churches of
Pittsburg
Ellwood City Elects Grove City Professor Over Cubbison Principal
In Ellwood City on June 11 by an 8 to 6 vote Prof. A P Watson of Grove City college was chosen principal, replacing Prof. C W Cubbison who had served multiple terms. Watson will return for a conference. salary remains 1500 annually. H K Fultz stays as commercial head, Miss Lockhart reappointed, and a new slate of assistant teachers is named along with staff for finance, building grounds, and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. P. Watson
Grove City College
C. W. Cubbison
Prof. Cubbison
Watson
Randolph
Cubbison
H. K. Fultz
Rock Leaves Shelby Company
Ellwood City June 11 R E Brock four years as master mechanic at Shelby Tube company resigns He will move to Detroit to take a tube company post as assistant superintendent His departure surprises townspeople and his successor is not named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
R. E. Brock
Shelby Tube Company
Detroit
Strong Amor Club Skips Callery Junction for West Pittsburg Game
The Amor club did not go to Callery Junction this afternoon and instead moved to West Pittsburg where Warren Broadbent's team would be attacked. Callery flanked, prompting cancellation. Roxbury will pitch, Seidel returns behind the bat.
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Callery Junction
Amor
West Pittsburg
Warren Broadbent
Callery
West Pitsbury
Roxbury
Seidel
Memorial Service Planned by Odd Fellow Lodges in City
Members of the Odd Fellow lodges Glenn Park 1016 and Refuge 142 arrange a memorial service at Locust Grove Cemetery on Sunday afternoon June 26. A Pittsburg speaker may preside. During the year four lodge members and one member’s wife have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Park
Refuge
Locust Grove Cemetery
Pittsburg
Shelby tube mill to idle two of four mills next week
At the Standard plant two of its four Shelby tube mill units will be shut down for repairs beginning next week. The downtime will extend over a period while work crews complete maintenance and restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Shelby
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment, and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your locality if requested. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Write today to Mrs. M Summers Box P Notre Dame
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M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Mills To Close For Repairs As Workers Rest
The article notes two mills will be put in good repair while others take a rest and some workers will leave the city for vacation. After finishing, the remaining two mills will be closed and improved. The plant has run steadily with no large orders currently on order books.
Hazel Dell Church to Present Dot the Miner's Daughter Play
The Christian Endeavor members of Hazel Dell Presbyterian prepare a church play titled Dot the Miner's Daughter. The program and date are not yet finalized and will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Hazel Dell Presbyterian Church
Dot
Railroad freight offices to close Saturday afternoons
Employees at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie and the Baltimore and Ohio freight offices will have Saturday afternoon holidays this month next month and the following month. One freight office will close at 12 o clock. The rule was implemented last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Miss Iva Shaner Recovers From Illness
Miss Iva Shaner a telephone operator with the Bell Company has recovered after a three month illness She remains weak but is able to be out now.
Oregon Legislature Votes to Keep Whipping Post
By a 31 to 21 vote the Oregon legislature refused to abolish the whipping post for wife-beaters, preserving the legal punishment in a state policy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
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