Fowle Starts Long Bermuda Vacation From West Pittsburg
June 11 reports Graham 8 Fowler of the Safety Am orite office leaving for a lengthy stay at his Bermuda home. He has many friends locally who wish him a pleasant trip. business at the factory prevents colleagues from joining him, and he plans to dispose of British property before returning with his racing motor concerning.
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West Pittsburg
Graham
Fowler of
E Safety Amorite
Bermuda
Mr. Fowle
Fowle
Lrene
Fire narrowly averted at village smithy by volunteers
A serious fire was averted at the village Smithy yesterday thanks to quick action by the volunteer fire department. A spark from the forge started the blaze, alarms were raised, and within three minutes volunteers arrived to rescue two horses and halt the flames despite inflammable contents.
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Felars
W. R. Hayden Plans East Coast Vacation
W. R. Hayden of the Sterling Department office is vacationing in Baltimore Maryland. He will visit Philadelphia and other eastern cities before returning home.
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W. R. Hayden
Sterling Dept. Office
Baltimore
Hayden
Philadelphia
Auto Arrival Adds a Flanders to Town Fleet
Eight speeding machines join the town’s lines as S E Virtue brings a new Flanders. The car is described as fine looking and easy to run, bolstering local automotive presence this week.
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S. E. Virtue
Dick in Charge of Taft Contests
Ex-Senator Charles Dick of Ohio directs Taft contest proceedings before the Republican national committee in Chicago. He faces Ormsby McHarg who presents Roosevelt delegations.
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Charles Dick
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Ormsby McHarg
Open Judgment Filed in McKenzie v Waebs Case
A motion to open judgment and allow a defense was made by Attorney Edwin K. Logan in the case of George McKenzie against A. I. Waebs. McKenzie, an insurance agent, allegedly took notes for part of the first premium and aided a rebate to Bessie Wachs, wife of A. I. Wachs, which is challenged as illegal. A rule returnable on the first Monday of July.
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Edwin K. Logan
George McKenzie
A. I. Waebs
McKenzie
Wachs
Bessie Wachs
A. I. Wachs
Ellwood City Debates Perpetual Franchise For Beaver Falls Line
City council considers an ordinance granting Beaver Falls New Castle and Koppel Street Railway a perpetual franchise, opposed to a 50 year limit. Citizens expect debate at next meeting over whether any grant should exceed fifty years despite potential benefits to Ellwood City commerce and access to farming and mineral regions.
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Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Beaver Valley
Shelby tube mill strike could settle this week
The employer of a hot mill at Shelby tube mill went on strike for higher wages last week. Officials expect a settlement with little trouble, likely this week. Only one mill’s crew walked out, and the tube mill has run steady with no strike trouble for years.
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Shelby
New union station for two railroads to open within four weeks
The new union station for Pittsburg and Lake Erie and the Baltimore and Ohio roads will be completed and ready for occupancy within four weeks. Finishing touches are underway and moves are expected shortly after July 4. The Lake Erie station will be torn down for a new freight station. the B and O station sits in a box car near Sixth street.
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Union
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Sixth Street
Merchants Banquet At Lawrence Hotel Honors Families And Friends
More than two hundred attendees joined Ellwood City merchants and their families clerks and friends at the Lawrence hotel last evening. After a social hour and lunch, speeches were delivered by prominent local men including Charles A. Martin. Dancing concluded the enjoyable event.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence Hotel
Charles A. Martin
Real Estate Activity Sluggish Says Butler
R E Butler a real estate dealer reported this morning that activity in the local market is very low and construction is sparse compared with prior years.
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R. E. Butler
Rae Muirhead Business Girls Hold Thursday Meeting
The Rae Muirhead Business girls plan a weekly meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. J A Mc Donald in charge.
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Rae Muirhead Business Girls
J. A. McDonald
Ellwood Shelby Team Likely to Schedule Saturday Game
Local notes report visitors returning home from towns including Wampum New Castle Grove City and Mercer. Ellwood Shelby team has not scheduled a Saturday game yet but a replacement opponent may be secured.
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Harry Stiglitz
Wampum
William McClane
New Castle
Hazel Christy
Grove City
Silas Stevenson
Ellwood
Harry Miller
Mercer
H. C. Steinberger
Ellwood Shelby
Quinn sisters visit during graduation exercises
Miss Katherine Quinn and Miss Mayme Quinn were guests of Miss Theresa McDermott on Grant Street during the graduation exercises and have returned to their home in Sharon.
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Katherine Quinn
Mayme Quinn
Theresa McDermott
Grant Street
Sharon
City Children Invited to Garden Contest Prizes
Civic department of the federation invites school children to enter the garden contest. Send name address school name and grade to Mrs William Kk Hugus of North Highland avenue by Saturday June 15. Several entries already received and interest grows.
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Civic Department of the Federation
William Kk. Hugus
North Highland Avenue
Edenburg Social News Highlights From Sunday Visits
Andrew Smith of the Seventh ward spent Sunday with friends here. Celia Clark and son Kenneth visited in New Castle Friday. R H McCullough stayed with relatives in New Castle Saturday. Clara Hill of Hillsville visited Miss Elizabeth Miller Sunday. Nelson Cearfass and children toured Youngstown. Davidson Smith of Mahoningtown stayed with friends Saturday. Mabel Wallace of Pulaski finished a visit with her sister J F Hoffmeister. Harland Haun and Will Weitz of New Castle visited here. Blaine McCullough and Eugene Strain of Struthers spent Sunday with relatives here. James Coates and daughter Adda and Todd Hoffmeister were in New Castle Friday. Boak and Sadie Harris of New Castle dined with Mrs Elmer Douglas Sunday. Carpenters began work on Mr Cherry's house north of town.
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Andrew Smith
Seventh Ward
Celia Clark
Kenneth
New Castle
R. H. McCullough
Clara Hill
Hillsville
Elizabeth Miller
Nelson Cearfass
Youngstown
Master Davidson Smith
Mahoningtown
Mabel Wallace
Pulaski
J. F. Hoffmeister
Harland Haun
Will Weitz
Blaine McCullough
Eugene Strain
Struthers
James Coates
Adda
Todd _ Hoffmeister
Boak
Sadie Harris
Elmer Douglas
Mr. Cherry
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