Community Notes From Mt Jackson Area Social Free Time
Mt Jackson and surrounding towns report visitors and departures as residents join relatives in short stays. Ella Neal of Edenburg visits Miss Harriett Driver. Edna McCreary of Beaver visits local friends. Sam Porter of Warren is guest of his son for several days. Ts Harris McClelland recovers from illness. Iss Davidson of Ellwood visits Frank Por and family. James Nesbit and Foster of New Castle stop by Zimmerman during a local outing. Battery B reunion at U P church hosts a large house party. Pearl Atkinson ends stay in New Castle and Lillie Gilmore visits aunt Mrs D M Clark. Children’s Day will be observed next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Lingenfelter
Ind
Harris McClelland
Iss Davidson
Ellwood
Frank Porover
Thomas Wilson
New
John Houlett Beaver
James Fullerton
James Nesbit
Foster
New Castle
Zimmerman
U. P
Battery B
Les Weddle
Reed
Iss Pearl Atkinson
Beaver
Lillie Gilmore
D. M. Clark
Dren
Sunday at Westfield Special music at exercises
L Houk recently bought W S Caldwell’s store and has repainted and improved the interior. Repairs will soon begin on Mrs S Taylor home to convert it into a parsonage for Rev A J McCartney. Mr and Mrs George McGinnis visit from Illinois for Battery B reunion. McGinnis was among the first enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
L. Houk
W. 8S
Caldwell
8. S. Taylor
A. J. McCartney
George McGinnis
Illinois
McGinnis
Youngstown Masons Coming to Banquet in City
Next Tuesday evening the Western Star lodge of Youngstown will visit the Lodge of the Craft F. and A. M. of this city. A special car will depart Youngstown at 6 PM to bring guests here. The program focuses on M. M. degree work followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star Lodge
Youngstown
Craft
Deaths of the Day Mrs Malone and Mr Crate
Mrs Catherine Malone is mourned with a solemn mass at St Marys church followed by burial at St Marys Cemetery. Pallbearers are Thomas McGurk Frank Flynn Michael Fitzgerald George Kennelley Patrick Conway Edward Nolan. James A Crate died and his private funeral was at St Josephs church with Rev Father Eger officiating, interment at St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Catherine Malone
St. Mary's Cemetery
Thomas McGurk
Frank Flynn
Michael Fitzgerald
George Kennelley
Patrick Conway
Edward Nolan
James A. Crate
St. Joseph's Church
Father Eger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Born June 10 1907 Mifflin Tin dales son
The item notes a birth on June 10 1907 to Mr. and Mrs. Mifflin Tindale. It also lists several social visits including Ora Brest visiting Frank Runkle in New Castle, Charles Stevenson staying with his mother in Lowellville, and other Sunday calls among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Brest
Frank Runkle
New Castle
Charles Stevenson
Lowellville
John Stevenson
C. S. Meade
Elden
Seventh Ward
Harvey Brest
P. N. Breast
Everett
Kenneth
Carl Rhinehard
Charles McFate
Phillips
O. R
Floyd
Ida Erre Hl Pee
John Metz
Ohio
PY Vyatsaaon
Westminster College Class of 1907 Ends with Rain Swell
Westminster college New Wilmington held the 58th commencement in the Second U P church due to rain. 32 graduates received A B and B S degrees, with Nellie Frances McClaren from this city among them. A special train carried students and visitors home after exams and the annual Adelphic Philomath contest crowned the Philomaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
New Wilmington
U. P
Nellie Frances McClaren
Eugenia Grace Newell
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Ella May Montgomery
Muate
A. B
Acheson
Joseph Willard
New Concord
Anderson
Edwin E
Jamestown
Bennett
Hazel
Brown
Walter E
McDonald
Cunningham
Samuel Kirkwood
Livermore
Donaldson
Elizabeth
Wilkinsburg
Galbreath
Robert Ferguson
Carbon Black
Grounds
Anna Della
Henderson
Arthur Waddell
Allegheny
Knox
Grace
Pittsburg
Mitchell
John Richard
Montgomery
Ella May
South Burgettstown
McAuley
Harry Craig
Nellie
McClaren
Nellie Frances
New Castle
McCoy
Sarah Barclay
Argyle
N. Y
McCrory
J. Reade
McKelvey
Ralph Cameron
McNeese
Flora Laurette
Bellaire
Patterson
Herbert
Phillips
Alice Bell
McKees Rocks
Reid
Wilson
Reno
Edward M
Freeport
Salisbury
William E
Sharp
Harriet Katherine
Milersburg
Sharder
James Frank
Smith
John Calvin
New Florence
McKay
John Graham
Indianapolis
Ind
Newell
Eugenio Grace
Rimersbore
Lewis
George Anthony
Turtle Creek
Wright
Florence May
Hearn
Edward F
Kosse
Texas
Miss Montgomery
Miss McAuley
Adelphic
Philomath
Philomaths
A. ©. Ellis
Oil City
A. R. Hutchinson
Altoona
George BE. Hawes
Braddock
Roy Mercer
Campbell
Dobbs
Sarah Barclay McCoy
Lunt's Slayer Seeks Jail Transfer Before Hearing
Rosario Sergi the man accused of fatally wounding Tony Conti at Hillsville last Saturday asks Sheriff Waddington to move him from the women’s ward of the county jail to the men’s section. He is reported to be healing from wounds and feigns illness when visitors arrive. His hearing is set for Saturday morning before Alderman Green, with the same witnesses as the coroner’s jury plus others. Sergi maintains he used a razor, though post mortem suggests a deeper stab wound. An effort will be made at the hearing to determine knife ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario Sergi
Tony Conti
Hillsville
Waddington
Sergi
Alderman Green
Highest offer on Emporium building rejected Thursday
Trustee Ira S. Fulkers announced the sale of the Emporium company building was postponed after the top bid by Eri. F. Connelly for out of town interests and Edward Hileman reached 22,600. Hileman opened at 15,000, with Connelly raising by 1000 until the bid paused. The trustee expects a higher return and recalled that 25,000 was possible when stock sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium Company
Ira S. Fulkers
Eri
F. Connelly
Mr. Connelly
Edward Hileman
Hileman
Pomeroy
Connelly
Lonelly
Visiting Here Jon M. Snyder Returns After 31 Years
John M. Snyder a New Castle native and former resident arrives in New Castle for a two week visit to see friends. He plans a long business trip afterward to Portland Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles. Snyder, now a decorator for booths at major shows, once was a sign painter and is noted for a 1875 bank door sign. He will base himself at the Hotel Henry during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Snyder
New Castle
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Snyder
Mr. Snyder
W. L. Foltz
First National Bank
City
Italian Band Plays A Special feature Of Saint Anthony Day
The Italian colony observed St Anthony's day with Pascarelli's band of Youngstown performing. The group played with precision and melody rarely heard outside professional organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's
Pascarelli
Youngstown
Religious Play at St. Vitus Church
A play depicting the life and martyrdom of St. Vitus will be performed Friday and Saturday evenings in the basement of the new St. Vitus church on South Mercer street. The cast is formed largely by Italians residing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
South
Mercer Street
Railroaders Use Dollars for Car Wheels
When the paycar visits New Castle this week a large amount of money will be distributed to employes who have been on duty. A time may come when sickness or some cause might mean a lay-off. If you want your paycar to come in on silver wheels, put as much of this pay as possible in the Dollar Savings Association. For the sake of justice to the afflicted and for the good of humanity, I recommend Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents at Wallace's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Dollar Savings Association
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wallace
Exceptional Value Items For A Busy Weekend Sale
Saturday specials showcase bath towels in bleached and unbleached varieties at 5c to 19c, including Turkish and heavy hemmed types. Also offered are silk belts in two styles, new belt buckles, and white silk net for veils, with prices from 10c to 60c per yard.
Ladies Umbrellas and Parasols Lineup for Sale
A catalog note highlights Ladies Umbrellas at $1.69 with red navy green and black colors and various handles. Also listed are $1.98 silk colored Ladies Umbrellas with princess handles and tassels. A large selection of Children’s and Ladies’ Parasols is offered from 12 cents to $5.00.
Sale of Muslin Underwear Continues in New Castle
The sale of muslin underwear continues Saturday and all of next week in New Castle. This is the best time for ladies to secure summer undergarments at much under regular prices. The sale runs Saturday and every day next week.
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New Castle
Hosiery and Underwear Sale Ad
Hosiery and Underwear items priced 10c to 25c with selections for children infants and ladies. Includes 15c children’s black cotton hose 25c mer cerized hose and 10c gauze hose plus 15c Egyptian black cotton hose and 25c infants’ ribbed cotton vests and wrappers and 25c misses and ladies’ sleeveless union suits.
Special Values in the Cloak Room Bargain Suits
Sale notes list discounted silk shirt waist suits and muslin jackets with prices cut from 10.00 to 4.98 and from 12.50 to 5.98. White shrunk muslin Eton and semi fitted jacket suits drop to 2.48, as do other 9.00 to 10.00 fancy jackets. Limited quantities advertised as Three or One White Shrunk Muslin items remain.
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Woolen Mills Co.’s In
Scotch Woolen Mills Co
Washington St
W. M. Moss
MT. Jackson
Murray
Ella Neal
Edenbure
Edna McCreary
Sam Porter
Warren
D.R. Bollard
Youngstown Masons
Lodge of the Craft
Mr. Crate
Willow Grove
Westminster
New Wilmington College
Lunt
Emporium
Jon M. Snyder
Meat Department
J. G. Sanderson
Bell
Coliseum
Oa Iers
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Pittsh
International Lumber and Development CO
Evert van Slyke
New York
van Slyke
Campeche
Mexico
Mobile
Chicago
Philadelphia Trust Company
U. S. Railroad
WM. H. Armstrong
Philadelphia
Col. A. K
Met Times
Sec’y and Treas
C. M. McMahon
the International Lumber & Development
Jre
Annivee
Plantation
Ala
Iders
Divick
H.a.merrill
Pres. City Nat. Bank
Mason City
John B. Barnes
Justice Sup. Court
Norfolk
Neb
Victor Dupont, JR
DuPont Powder Works
Wilmington
Ndelawara
A. G. Stewart
Ey Rico
Waukon, Iowa
Porto
Drexel Building
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