Accidents Reported Across City Streets This Weekend
Police logged numerous accidents over the weekend involving autos and motorcycles. A Moravia buggy was struck by an ice cream wagon, injuring a boy but not seriously. Frank Fazzone was knocked down by a car near Moravia and Gardner, injured mildly. Car head on crash at Moravia and Long injured one vehicle. William McCambridge hospitalized after being struck by a street car on Hamilton Street. Minor incidents also noted.
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George R. Churchfield
Moravia
East Washington Street
Bauman
G. A. Readshaw
Prindle Avenue
Sharon
D. J. Hilliards
West North Street
Thomas Woods
Atlantic Avenue
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
William McCambridge
Hamilton Street
New Castle Hospital
Forestry People To Hold Meeting In Foxburg
The annual Pennsylvan ia State Forestry association meeting will be in Foxburg Clarion county June 23 25 open to all. The group aims to promote tree planting forest protection and balanced forest area while preserving birds wildlife water supply and soil health.
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Pennsylvania State Forestry Association
Foxburg
Clarion County
Self-made Man and Offer for Help Cited by Cincinnati Times
A brief copyright era quote contrasts a self-made man with advice to seek help. The Cincinnati Times references a maxim about independence and assistance, capturing a period voice and social tone. The line highlights individual effort alongside communal support.
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Cincinnati Times
Colorado and What it Means The Perfect Summer Resting Place
A promotional prospect lists Colorado as a healthful summer retreat with mention of sunlit scenes, activities like burro riding and fishing, comfortable inns at moderate prices, and inviting air and scenery. It offers maps and reading material about Belorado and travel to Colorado, California, and national parks, with contact details for a travel agent in Pittsburgh.
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Colorado
Belorado
Ta Colorado
California
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
W. B. Byrne
Trav
C. B
Q.B. R. Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Pas
Hartsuff Discusses New Steel Combine and Outlook
O J H Hartsuff superintendent of Carnegie Steel plants in this city says a Cambria and Pennsylvania Steel merger could form a $100 to $200 million combine rivaling United States Steel. The plan aims for about 2,000,000 tons yearly capacity with rail and structural products. Details note Cambria works in Johnstown and Pennsylvania plants in Steelton with ties to railroads.
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O. J. H. Hartsuff
Carnegie Steel Company
Hartsuff
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Johnstown
Steelton
Pittsburg
W. H. Donner
Cambria Company
Pennsylvania Concern
Henry C. Frick
Dolar Steel Corporation
Cambria
Pennsylvania
Putnam's Extractor Promises Fast Corn and Wart Relief
Advertises Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as the quick painless remedy for corns callouses bunions and warts with a twenty four hour healing claim and a 25 cent bottle price. Sold by druggists nationwide and urged to refuse substitutes.
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Putnam
Family Reunions Set for June in Mer cer County
The Western Press lists Rihel, Osborne, and Patterson family reunions in Mer cer County. The Rihel gathering is June 24 at Charles Rihel’s home east of Harrisville with baskets and a day of pleasure in the maple grove. The Osborne reunion is June 26 in Samuel Osborne grove with all invited.
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Joseph Patterson
Lake Township
Kings
Mercer Fair Grounds
McVay and Lusk
W. H. Broadbent
Leesburg
Scollard Station
New Castle
Lawrence County
Mercer County
Charles’ Rihel
Harrisville
Maple Grove
Osborne
Samuel Osborne
Picnic Dinner Enjoyed by M. E. Aid Society Ladies
The ladies of the M. E. aid society, guests of Mrs. Frankitzer, enjoyed a picnic dinner at Leonard Run Friday afternoon. Weather caused uncertainty, but the outing turned out lovely and pleasant.
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M. E. Aid Society
Frankitzer
Leonard Run
Non alcoholic tonic promise from Dr Williams Pink Pills
The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe non alcoholic tonic to build up blood and strengthen nerves for all ages. It warns pallor as a sign of thin blood and urges readers to obtain the free booklet by writing to the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Children to Observe Day at M. E. Church
Children will be observed day at the M. E. church Sunday evening June 20 under supervision of Mrs J W McElravy. They have been practicing. flowers for the day would be greatly appreciated to bring a bouquet.
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M. E
J. W. McElravy
East Palestine couple welcomes newborn son
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reinehr of East Palestine announce the birth of a son. Mrs. Reinehr is formerly Miss Janet Grundy, a former local telephone operator.
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Charles Reinehr
East Palestine
Reinehr
Janet Grundy
Rescuer Douses Gas Stove Threat at Pitzer Apartments
N. D. Mitchell acted quickly when a gasoline stove on the porch of the F. L. Pitzer apartments neared explosion. He hurled the device from the porch into the backyard, averting a potential disaster.
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F. L
Local visitors and social notes from New Castle
Mr and Mrs W R Martin returned from Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Andrew Caseby visited Savannah cemetery Friday. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sonneborn is reported ill. W J Carson and S G Carson were Friday visitors in New Castle. L C Cox of New Castle transacting business Friday. The Civic club held an important meeting at the municipal building Thursday evening. Mrs W G Howell and daughter Grace and Mrs Margaret Harris spent Friday afternoon in New Castle.
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W. R. Martin
Youngstown
Andrew Caseby
Savannah
Charles Sonneborn
W. J. Carson
S. G. Carson
New Castle
L. C. Cox
Burg
Civic Club
W. G. Howell
Grace
Margaret Harris
Education After One Leaves School
Graduates often stop learning after leaving school but summer schools and home courses are encouraging continued study. Columbia University announces its 1916 summer schools following a record year with 5 590 students enrolled last year.
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Columbia University
Extra courses offered by institutions for youth
The piece argues that many schools provide additional courses for active young people with no families. It notes such work can be done at home by correspondence and would not add mental strain. It frames the choice as sacrificing amusements and sports for broader education.
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Dents
Card of Thanks for Elliott-Blair Firm and Neighbors
Mrs. William O'Brien and children thank the Elliott-Blair company and employees as well as neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and father.
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William O'Brien
Elliott-Blair Company
Elliott-Blair
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