Wedding of Miss Louie E. Robinson and Mr. Harry A. Hoagland
Wednesday morning ceremony at Epworth Methodist Church unites Miss Louie E. Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Robinson Mulberry street and Mr Harry A Hoagland son of Mr and Mrs James P Hoagland Butler Avenue The couple plan an eastern honeymoon and will reside on Mulberry street with cheers from friends and relatives. The groom works at the P R R freight depot and Rev J C McDonald led the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie E. Robinson
John Robinson
Mulberry Street
Harry A. Hoagland
James P. Hoagland
Butler Avenue
Epworth M. E
Madge Sweezy
Sweet
Lohengrin
J. C. McDonald
Miss Pearl Johnson
William Leight
Simplicity marks wedding of Rosena Kurtz and Richard Newcombe
The ceremony took place at the home of Rosena Kurtz in Lincoln avenue with Rev. C. W. Tyler officiating. Only relatives attended, a wedding supper followed in the banquet hall with sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The couple departed eastward on the 9 20 train, with guests from Milwaukee New York City Philadelphia and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Kurtz
Richard Saville Newcombe
New York City
John Reis
Lincoln Avenue
C. W. Tyler
Trinity Church
George Reis
Milwaukee
Eugene Richardson
Margaret
Jared Reis
Philadelphia
Whitfield Cresssinger
Fleischland
Peters Pelton Nuptials In York Wedding Feels Local Tie
Announcement cards describe the marriage of Elmyra Peters to Francis Joseph Felton on June 7 at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs Felton will be at home to friends after July 1 at 70 Pearson Street New Castle residents noted the groom’s ties to the city and the bride’s local circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New Castle
H. Arthur Peters
Elmyra
Francis
Joseph Felton
Pearson Street
Kerr and Cuppett Wedding at Slipe Periyrock
Miss Louella Kerr and Mr. Roland Cuppett wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. The bride, a former teacher and assistant principal at Thaddeus Stevens, is praised for grace and popularity. The groom, a Rochester, Pa businessman, will reside there after a short wedding trip ending in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Kerr
Roland Cuppett
Slipeperyrock
Thaddeus Stevens
Rochester
Fleeger Reunion Held At Frank Fleeger Home Near East Brook
The Fleeger reunion gathered Wednesday at Frank Fleeger’s home near East Brook. Attendees included out-of-town guests Mrs. William Kraft of Moberly Missouri Mrs. L Spanengburg and daughter of Butler Mrs. Harry Dickey of Butler Mr and Mrs William Hill of Braeburn Mrs James Dunn Mrs K Knittle of this city Messrs J Fleeger Mr and Mrs J G Fleeger and Mr and Mrs J H Fleeger of Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleéger
Frank Fleeger
Eastbrook
William Kraft
Moberly
L. Spanengburg
Butler
Harry Dickey
William Hill
Braeburn
James Dunn
K. Knittle
City
J. Fleeger
J. G. Fleeger
J. H. Fleeger
Wedding of Johanna Belle Stewart and Herbert Mapes Quietly Held
The wedding of Johanna Belle Stewart daughter of Mrs John B Stewart and Herbert Leslie Mapes was quietly performed Thursday evening at 8 o clock in the presence of a few close family members and friends. The ceremony took place in a private setting with consent and congratulations extended to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Belle
John B. Stewart
Herbert Leslie Mapes
Double Wedding Unites Four in One New Bedford Ceremony
In New Bedford on Thursday evening a single ceremony joined Charles Eppinger of Neshannock township and Maude Grover of New Bedford with Frank A. Steele and Flora May Fair of West Middlesex. Rev Alfred Locke officiated as friends and relatives gathered for a lavish reception. Attending New Castle guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Douglass and son Charles, Mrs Francis Hill and daughters Rose and Hilda, Mr and Mrs William Douglass and Mr and Mrs Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Charles Eppinger
Neshannock Township
Maude Grover
Frank A. Steele
Flora May Fair
West Middlesex
Alfred Locke
New Castle
Henry Douglass
Charles
Francis Hill
Rose
Hilda
William Douglass
Locke
Richard S. Newcombe
New York
Rosena B. Kurtz
James Moore Briceland
Carnegie Edith Estelle McCreary
Hickory
Archie Clare Allen
Ethel McConahy Hickory
Clem
Minnie Myers
Lancaster
James B. Kennedy
Nannie Elzina Young
Slipperyrock
Neshannock
Charley Eppinger
Maude Gruver
New
Grove City College invites for twenty fifth commencement
Invitations received announce Grove City College twenty fifth commencement week starting June with events. Speedwell Literary society banquet on Friday June 16 followed by Webster Literary society commencement on Saturday June 17. Baccalaureate sermon by the president on Sunday June 18. Commencement concert on Monday, class day exercises and senior reception on Tuesday June 20. Wednesday June 21 features commencement exercises in the college park with degree conferrals and Speedwell play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City College
Speedwell Literary Society
Webster Literary Society
College Park
Luncheon Honors Miss Margaret Blackwood Before Wedding
Miss Maud Kennedy hosted a Saturday afternoon luncheon at her Pearson street home for Miss Margaret Blackwood whose wedding to Rev. Harry Hanna is planned for Wednesday. Ten intimate guests attended including Misses Elizabeth Davidson Della Davidson Harriet Gordon Emma Hanna Mary White Etta Fullerton Nancy Gardner Annie Aiken and Mrs W K Kingus. Heart shaped place cards bore Miss Blackwood's portrait as a key decorative feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Kennedy
Pearson Street
Margaret Blackwood
Harry Hanna
Elizabeth and
Della Davidson
Harriet Gordon
Emma Hanna
Mary White
Etta Fullerton
Nancy Gardner
Annie Aiken
Miss Blackwool
Covert Couple Celebrate Third Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C H Covert entertained about thirty guests to mark their third anniversary with music by Miss Marie McNicolas. Instrumental and vocal selections delighted attendees, followed by a luncheon before guests departed expressing wishes for many more years of wedded bliss and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Covert
Marie McNicolas
Mrs. Covert
June Wedding Set at Welsh Congregational Church
A June wedding in the South End unites Miss Mary E Morgam daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Morgam with William A Jones. The ceremony at Welsh Congregational Church Reynolds Street is scheduled for Wednesday June 11 at 7 30 p m with Rev Thomas pastor officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Welsh Congregational Church
Reynolds Street
Mary E
M Conahy Allen Wedding in Pitsburg
Miss Ethel McConahy of Hickory township and Mr Archie Allen of Dewey avenue were quietly married in Pitsburg on Wednesday afternoon. They have many friends sending congratulations. Mr Allen was a traveling salesman for New Castle Nation Company until recently and will work for a collection agency when he returns to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McConahy
Hickory Township
Archie Allen
Dewey Avenue
Pitsburg
Allen
New Castle Nation Company
Oil City Wedding Blessing Unites Flora Swartzlander and Presley Newmaker
Rev. J. C. McDonald officiated at a large Wednesday wedding in Oil City uniting Miss Flora Swartzlander of Oil City and Franklin native Presley J. Newmaker. The ceremony drew about 75 guests. McDonald formerly led Oil City’s Grace M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McDonald
Epworth M. EB
Clem Cousins and Minnie Myers Wed in Fifth Ward Ceremony
Clem Cousins and Minnie Myers of the Fifth ward were quietly married at Alderman Cubbison's office on Wednesday afternoon with the magistrate officiating. Friends extend congratulations. the couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Cousins
Minnie Myers
Cubbison
Ma bel Davey and Edwin McKeown Wedding Reported
The Society of Youngstown notes the wedding of Miss Mabel Davey to Mr Edwin McKeown at the Episcopal church Thursday evening in a ceremony attended by several hundred friends. Mr and Mrs George Lamoree of Highland avenue were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of
Youngstown
Mabel Davey
Edwin McKeown
Episcopal Church
George Lamoree
Highland Avenue
Wallace and Daugherty Wed in Pittsburg Ceremony
Miss Lauretta Wallace of First Avenue New Brighton and Mr William L B Daugherty of this city married Wednesday at 10 A M in Pittsburg. Only relatives and a few friends witnessed the ceremony. They will reside in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Wallace
First Avenue
New Brighton
William LB. Daugherty
Pittsburg
Emery-Piver Reunion At Park Draws Relatives And Friends
About 75 relatives and friends gathered at the park Thursday for the Emery-Piver reunion. The customary mid-day spread was served which was followed by an election of officers. The next reunion of these families will be held the second Thursday of next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery-Piver
Miss Bird Reed and Harry W. Miller Married
Miss Bird Reed of this city and Mr. Harry W. Miller of Butler were united in marriage at 4 o'clock last Wednesday in a simple ceremony. The couple's friends and families witnessed the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bird Reed
Harry W. Miller
Butler
Butler Couple Plans Home After Grimes Street Wedding
Evening event described by the Rev Nicholas of Butler notes Miss Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Reed of Grimes Street. The couple will reside in Butler following their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Butler
Miss Reed
James H. Reed
Grimes Street
Teachers sail for three months abroad from New York
Miss Isabel Klingensmith and Miss Margaret Williams, both teachers in city schools, departed New York on Saturday for a three months trip. They plan to stay in Scotland, visit London and Paris, then Rome for the summer. In Rome they will join a student class and have rented a villa for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Klingensmith
Martin Gantz
Margaret Williams
New York
Scotland
London
Paris
Rome
Mehard and Cline to Wed in Anniston Alabama
Invitations announce the marriage of Chester Mehard of Mercer and Miss Mary Cline of Anniston Alabama to be held in Anniston on Wednesday June 21. The groom, son of Judge Mehard of Mercer, is a cousin of George B Zahniser of Highland avenue. They will reside in Pittsburg after October 1. Mehard is well known among the area’s younger social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mehard
Mercer
Mary Cline
Anniston
Ala
Judge Mehard
George B. Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Pittsburg
Mehad
Coming Wedding Of Edward A France And Helen Aylesworth
Announcement lists Edward Agnew France of Se wickley and Miss Helen Aylesworth of Allegheny to wed at First Presbyterian church on Tuesday June 20th. Groom is cousin of Mrs George B. Zahniser of Highland avenue and known by many here who wish the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Agnew France
Sewickley
Helen Aylesworth
Allegheny
First Presbyterian Church
Latter Place
George B.zahniser
Highland Avenue
Marriage Announcement for Benedict and Onish at St Josephs
Friends of Mr Joseph Benedict and Miss Margaret Onish announce their forthcoming marriage in this city. The ceremony will take place Wednesday morning June 28 at 8 30 at St Josephs Catholic church. Banns were announced for the first time on Sunday morning at St Josephs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benedict
Margaret Onish
Hillsville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
Youngstown Couple Weds in City Ceremony
Miss Kittie Morris of Youngstown and William Trask, both from Youngstown, wed at the home of Rev. S. R. Frazier last Thursday. The couple departed for their home immediately after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Kittie’ Morris
William Trask
Reynolds and Ferry Tie The Knot In Home Ceremony
Miss Lucy May Reynolds daughter of Mrs Reynolds Hanna street and Mr Harvey Ferry son of Mr and Mrs Limor Ferry South New Castle were married Monday at 12 o clock by Rev W G McConnell at his home on South Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy May Reynolds
Marriage of Miss Anna O Braz and Michael Palkovitz
Miss Anna O Braz and Michael Palkovitz wed at eight o clock Monday morning in St Josephs church on South Jefferson Street with Mather Eger officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna O'Braz
Michael Palkovitz
St. Joseph's Church of
South Jefferson Street
Mather Eger
Miss Inez Young and James Kennedy Wed at Rosepoint Home
Miss Inez Young of Rosepoint married James Kennedy of New Castle on Wednesday evening at the bride’s home. The couple’s ceremony was performed in a private setting and noted by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Young
Rosepoint
James Kennedy
New Castle
Local residents and visitors noted in New Castle area
Mrs Trainor of New Wilmington spent Wednesday in the city. Charles Riley of Youngstown formerly of Pulaski spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Edward King of Rhodes Place return from an Eastern trip. Funeral Director Charles Buchanan of Elwood made a business trip here Wednesday. Miss Rebecca McClure of New Bedford visits Miss Sara McKinley of Grant Street. Roy Graham of Chestnut Street left for Volant for a month. Harry Porter of Pulaski visited Dr and Mrs W G Wilson on North Mercer Street. Mr and Mrs Stevenson of Ellwood City spent Sunday with the Toole family on Highland Avenue. Attorney Walter S Reynolds of this city named District Deputy of the Odd Fellows in Lawrence County. Mrs John Sankey of Volant, visiting the Corbin family on Ray Street during a measles siege, returns home. Mr and Mrs T A Book return from Indiana and reside again on Ray Street. Mrs F L Rentz and children Ethel and Jacob of Milton Street plus Miss Nellie Flannery of Home Street depart for Cambridge Springs for a two week stay. Mr and Mrs J J Porter of Denver arrive in New Castle to visit friends. formerly residents of New Wilmington, they moved West six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Rentz
Ethel
Jacob
Milton Street
Nellie Flannery
Home Street
Cambridge Springs
J. J. Porter
Denver
New Castle
New Wilmington
West
Man Hit by Pennsylvania Train in Oakland Yards
John Speck of Oakland was struck by a Pennsylvania train in the local yards about 7 o clock Thursday evening and badly bruised the head and shoulders. An ambulance took him to the hospital where doctors found injuries not as serious as expected and he should be able to be out soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Speck
Oakland
Pennsylvania
Offwtt
Chamberlains Pain Balm Aids Sprains and Aches
Three common ailments sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder are described as especially helped by Chamberlains Pain Balm. The ad claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Kimberly heirs vow to contest two million suit claims
Ira B. Bassett, one of three executors of Peter L. Kimberly, plans to travel to Chicago to probe reports of a $2,000,000 conspiracy and fraud suit against the deceased millionaire. He dismisses the rumor as unfounded but vows to defend Kimberly’s legacy if needed. Viola J. Webb inherits $300,000 through the late Sharon, Pa. resident, with her family relocating to Los Angeles where life remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira B. Bassett
Peterl
Kimberly
Chicago
Cleveland Press
Bassett
Los Angeles
Peter L. Kimberly
Sharon
Viola J. Webb
Webbs
Portland
New Castle AA Lodge Reports Delegates' City Convention
John F Ward lodge No 9 held its regular meeting Saturday June 3 as delegates to the thirtieth annual AA convention reported in open lodge. The report was praised for clarity and thoroughness with Brother Davis leading for nearly an hour and a half. The lodge urged members to uphold the new laws to strengthen AA and secure the best terms for members. The delegates received a hearty vote of thanks for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Amalgamated Journal
John F. Ward
Davis
Brethren
Lodge
Junk dealers held for court in theft case
After a hearing before Alderman Green on Friday, Jacob Levin and H Edelstein were held to court in $500 each on receiving stolen goods charges from American Tinplate Company. Ball furnished. released pending September Grand Jury investigation. Three witnesses testified linking John Thomas to brass rod thefts and to selling rods to Edelstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Green
Jacob Levin
H. Edelstein
David S. Pyle
American Tinplate Company
Ball
John Thomas
Thomas
Edlestein
Court of Quarter Sessions
Levine
Fifth Ward
New Castle Junk Company
Charter Attack On Slovak Catholic Congregation
Judge Porter heard Friday argument over revoking the charter of the Independent Slovak Catholic Congregation of St Cyril and Methodius. Attorneys for charter and rule clashed over whether the group is a true branch of Rome and if members understood consequences, including excommunication threats. The case drew notable public interest awaiting the judge’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
St. Cyrill and Methodius
Charles G. Martin
C. H. Akens
James J. Igoe
Mr. Akens
Akens
Father Eger
Population grows with five newborns in city area
The following births were reported today to families in the city. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of Wabash avenue, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Carson street Sixth ward, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeigler of Wilmington road, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watkins of Morris street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
Wabash Avenue
John Anderson
Carson Street
Sixth Ward
Harry Zeigler
Wilmington Road
Arthur Watkins
Morris Street
Child falls from trestle leaves family in fear
Five year old David Abernathy of Chewton remained in serious condition after plunging 20 feet from a railroad trestle Monday night. Doctors reported a fractured skull and said outcomes would be uncertain for hours as the family awaited any sign of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Martin Abernathy
Chewton
Masonic Outing Set for Conneaut Lake Park
A committee of the Masonic Outing Association of Western Pennsylvania plans the annual outing at Exposition Park Conneaut Lake on August 10. Member towns include New Castle Sharon Meadville Butler Greenville Franklin Oil City Erie Mercer Grove City and Sharpsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Masonic Outing Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
New Castle
Sharon
Meadville
Butler
Franklin
Oility
Erie
Mercer
Grove City
Sharpsville
Local Boy Graduates From W. and J. College
Oscar Jackson Schaeffer son of Judge and Mrs. John Schaeffer of Highland Avenue will graduate next Wednesday from Washington and Jefferson College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He is among a class of nearly 100 to receive degrees. Eight New Castle boys attend W. and J. at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jackson Schaeffer
John Schaeffer
Highland Avenue
Washington and Jefferson College
New Castle
Just What Everyone Should Do In Urgent Colic Remedy
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Ga keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for sudden attacks of colic cholera morbus or diarrhoea. He says it is one of the best medicines and keeps a bottle in his room. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Victor Gray in custody as Wales plan for boy unfolds
Six year old Victor Gray, son of Emily Gray, remains in juvenile court custody as plans to send him to Wales to join his father William H Gray proceed. Emily Gray, recently jailed, faces larceny, desertion, neglect and false pretenses charges after alleged frauds with boardinghouse and a dry goods firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Gray
Emily Gray
Sloan
Pittsburg Street
Porter
Captain Knight
Wales
William H. Gravy
Ranney
J. M. Ross
Ross
Sheep Claim Paid by County After Dog Attack
J C F Kariher of Mahoning township files a claim for 95.50 for sheep killed by dogs. Investigation shows the dogs were owned by Anthony Fran, a neighbor, who is insolvent. Since owners must cover damages, the county will pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
J.C. F. Kariher
Mahoning Township
Anthony Fran
Kariher
Fran
Harris Rebounds After Unneeded Operation Found
Thomas Harris of Wampum, long ill, traveled to Philadelphia expecting surgery but doctors canceled the procedure. He returned home Thursday evening in improving health and is seen as recovering toward his usual condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harris
Wampum
Philadelphia
Harris
Grigsby will for probate leaves estate to wife then children
The will of the late Hon. Henry Worthington Grigsby is left at the Court House for probate. It provides that his estate goes to his wife for life and, after her death, is divided among their children. Mrs. Grigsby is named executrix of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Worthington Grigsby
Court House
Italian assailant given hearing in felonious cutting case
Dominic Valentine of West Pittston faced Alderman Ranney for felonious cutting with intent to kill after a wedding party encounter with Gaetano Giamerina. Bail set at 500. unable to post, Valentine jailed. A separate peace charge was discharged. Valentine, intoxicated, allegedly attacked Giamerina with a knife, slashing shoulder, breast, and neck. arrest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Valentine
West Pittsburg
Ranney
Gaetano Giamerina
Carmine Giamerina
Valentine
Giamerina
Motions Presented in Court Monday
After court opened Monday afternoon the motions included a viewer appointment for a partial road vacation from the New Castle and Pittsburg road to Hollow road, which was granted. An alias subpoena in the Willetts divorce case was granted. A petition to adopt a minor by William W. and Mary Ellen Jones was allowed. A motion to open judgment and for failure of defense by Geo Kline was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory
New Castle
Pittsburg
Jas. A. Chambers
R. A. Willetts
Elizabeth Willetts
William W
Mary
Father Died Before Son Reached His Side
Thomas W. Phillips of Highland Avenue reported his father Adam Fisher died in New London Missouri before minister Rev. W L Fisher could reach him. The elderly man had suffered declining health in recent months. He is survived by his wife and several children. Rev. Fisher will stay at the Phillips home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlon
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
W. L. Fisher
the Park Christian Church
New London
Adam Fisher
Fisher
Rev. Fisher
Topographical Survey Completed in Lawrence County
Two U S government civil engineers have finished a topographical survey of Lawrence county. They left marks on telegraph poles along Washington and Pittsburg streets and the West Side Diamond indicating elevations such as S60 feet above sea level. The data filed in the Capital city aids mining experts railroad companies and others seeking business locations to support mining and industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lawrence County
Washington and
Pittsburg
Viewers Reports Sent to Court on Local Roads and Bridge
In the afternoon session the court received viewers reports on a road in Wilmington township adverse, a road in Mahoning and North Beaver townships favorable with the highway width fixed at 33 feet, and a Moravia run bridge at West Pittsburg with a favorable report returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Township
Mahoning
North Beaver Townships
Moravia
West Pittsburg
United Presbyterians Home From Assembly
Rev. T L Rose of Third United Presbyterian, James Reynolds of Walnut street, Rev Dr J A Pailey of Mt Jackson and Henderson McCall of Mahoning church returned home from Washington Iowa where they attended the seventh annual general assembly of the United Presbyterian denomination as representatives of the ver Valley Presbytery and were absent several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Rose
Third United Presbyterian Church
James Reynolds
Walnut Street
J. A. Pailey
Mt. Jackson
Henderson McCall
Mahoning
Washington
Iowa
Ith
United Presbyterian Denomination
Ver Valley
Children Recover From Rat Biscuit After Illness
Children of Mr and Mrs Victor Price of Court Street fell ill last Saturday after eating rat biscuit used to exterminate rats. They recovered after prompt care from two physicians, remaining out of danger and not worse for the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Price
Court Street
Cuban Diarrhoea Remedy News in 19th Century Ad
Cuban diarrhoea is described as nearly as severe as cholera with ordinary remedies lacking effect. A testimonial from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Houston, Texas claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband after doctors failed. The ad promotes it as a reliable table medicine for druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
CG. H. Dynlap
D. D
Avalon Presbyterian Church
James Alexander Fortune
Clearview
Mt. Lebanon
Jean Norris
Front Street
Kurtz
Newcombe
Paters-Pelton
Ayers
Ayer
Igor Eremers
Landing
N. J
J.C
Lowell
Mass
M'Conahy-Allen
Emery-Pizer
Mrs. Trainor
Charles Riley
Pulaski
Edward King
Rhodes Place
Charles Buchanan
Elwood
Rebecca McClure
Sara McKinley
Grant Street
Roy Graham
Chestnut Street
Volant
Will
Harry Porter
W. G. Wilson
North Mercer Street
Stevenson
Ellwood
Walter S. Reynolds
The
Odd Fellows
John Sankey
Harry Corbin
Ray Street
Corbin
T. A. Book
Indiana
P. L. Kimberly’s
BIG Suit
Mather Bros
Opticians
Washington Street
A. A. Journal
Charter
Hn Pailov
Wallage
Ptigal
Diamond Bank
Pittsburgh
Penna
W. & J. College
Uhld
Old Country
Gray
Victor
H. W. Grigsby
United Presbyterians
Assembly
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