Battle of Summit Springs Feature in Buffalo Bill Pawnee Show
The union of Buffalo Bill's Wild West with Pawnee Bill's Far East brings a new mixed outdoor entertainment to New Castle on June 28. The show includes an Oriental spectacle, Rossi's musical elephants, and a Battle of Summit Springs recreating Col Cody and the famous Indian conflict with Department of the West riders performing bold horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Far East
New Castle
Rossi
Wm. F. Cody
Summit Springs
Col
Cody
All Bull
Roughriders
Rhoda Royal
Ray Thompson
New Tin Mill To Run In Full July 1
Jones & Laughlin Steel will start full tinplate production by July 1 at Aliquippa with 12 hot mills, cold rolling, annealing and tinning departments. The plant already operates black plate rolling and early tinning, and the finishing department will employ several hundred youths in the Woodlawn industrial town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Aliquippa
Woodlawn
Beaver Valley Presbytery Ladies Convene This Week
The Beaver Valley presbytery ladies meet in Third United Presbyterian Church all day Thursday and Friday. Rev. J. G. King of Columbus will deliver the principal address Thursday evening.
Rock Point Picnic Schedule Announced with Daily Events
Ellwood City June 15 The Rock Point picnic schedule lists daily events across multiple venues in Pittsburg and surrounding towns. The lineup includes schools churches and civic groups from O Hara public schools to Columbus club Youngstown and Iroquois dancing club in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rock Point
O'Hara Public
Pittsburg
Sewickley Church
Presbyterian Church
Eighth Ward
First Ward
Grant School
Bedford School
Fifth Ward
Riverside School
Duquesne School
Ralston School
Columbus Club
Youngstown
Sunday Schools
Episcopal Church
Oakland Pres
M. E
Joseph Horne Co
Pitt
California Avenue
Arch Street
Northside
Union M. E
Perrysville Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Centenary M. E
Grant Street
Heinze Co
Butler Street
McCannless Avenue Presbyterian
U. P
Lawrenceville Presbyterian
Liberty Street
Hill Top
Duquesne Commandery
P. & L. E. Employes
Allegheny
Methodist
Reformed Church of
New Castle
Canonsburg Merchants
Resignations Shake Ellwood City Council Ballot
Ellwood City June 15. Carl Davidson a longtime councilman plans to resign soon after years of service and absence from meetings. R E Brock will resign at the next meeting to take a Detroit position. Geo B Reed already resigned, leaving three quitters in two months and prompting a council election for two successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Carl Davidson
Davidson
West
R. E. Brock
Brock
Detroit
Geo. B. Reed
New Wire Mats Plant Organized in Ellwood City
A new company to manufacture wire mats and related wire products is organized in Ellwood City. Plans include a 60 by 50 foot plant on Fourth Street, with Harry Whittaker as manager and Ar thur Pander, Samuel Johnston, Col. Hendricks among local investors. The factory aims to employ many workers and may serve as a successor to the Glenn company if it leaves the business, building on Col. Hendricks patents on wire bending.
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Ellwood City
Fourth Street
Harry Whittaker
Pittsburg Company
Arthur Pander
Samuel Johnston
Col. Hendricks
Glenn Company
St Agatha’s church hosts successful Casino rink reception
Last evening the St. Agatha’s church reception and tea at the Casino skating rink drew a larger crowd than expected. The supper by church ladies was fine and booths were well patronized with dancing afterward. A repeat reception is planned tonight with hopes for an even bigger turnout.
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St. Agatha’s Church
Casino Skating Rink
Wanted A Man To Work As City Dog Catcher
Burgess Cunningham seeks a qualified man to fill the city dog catcher post. The chief executive invites applicants, citing several weeks of searching without success. The job pays fifty cents per dog caught, and with many dogs in town the position offers a worthwhile opportunity.
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Burgess Cunningham
Measles Confines McCaslin Family Member at Home
McCaslin Miss Rachel Boyd is confined to her home with an attack of measles. Services in Neshannock U. S. church next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Boyd of Slippery Rock made a brief call with friends here last Friday. Mrs. Chapman of New Brighton, is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas West, at this writing. Robert Speer and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Gibson, were at Mercer one day last week attending the reunion of the Allen families. Attorney Wylie McCaslin and wife of New Castle spent last Friday at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCaslin. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Kemp and daughter Irene attended the Lawrence County Sunday School convention which was held at New Wilmington last Thursday.
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Rachel Boyd
Neshannock U. S
Campbell Boyd
Slippery Rock
Chapman
New Brighton
Thomas West
Robert Speer
Margaret Gibson
Mercer
Allen
Wylie McCaslin
New Castle
Wm. McCaslin
Wm. J. Kemp
Irene
Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Fishermen Aim to Kick Off Season on Local Creeks
Ellwood City anglers fished Comoenenessing and Slippery Rock creeks this morning to find good holes for the season opening. Streams brim with bass and game fish and are expected to yield big catches. Lawrence county streams provide the only good fishing, as Mahoning and Shenango offer little game.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County
Mahoning
Shenango
Egotists Cheerful From High Self Satisfaction
A wry observation notes that egoists stay buoyant due to deep self-satisfaction. It attributes their cheerfulness to contentment with themselves, implying a self-affirming mindset drives mood.
Braddock to Meet Ellwood City on Shelby Grounds
Braddock strong team will face Ellwood City this Saturday afternoon at Shelby grounds. Ellwood City were defeated last week but promise a different outcome with Luther in goal for the locals if he performs well Ellwood should win. Braddock is regarded as one of the league’s strongest teams and a warm game is anticipated.
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Braddock
Ellwood City
Shelby Grounds
Luther
Ellwood
Masonic Lodge Outing At Rock Point Park
The annual Youngstown Masons outing at Rock Point park drew a large crowd with favorable weather. Local members traveled to the park in the afternoon and evening to join Ohio brethren for the big gathering. The full list of picnics at Rock Point this season is published in these columns today.
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Masonic Lodges
Youngstown
Rock Point Park
Ohio
Local Visitors Stop by Town from Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Kirk Mason returned after a visit to Smiths Ferry John Duncan of the Lake Erie region returned from East Liverpool George Lamoree and his son Jack from New Castle were in town yesterday
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Kirk Mason
Smith’s Ferry
John Duncan
Lake Erie
East Liverpool
George Lamoree
Jack
New Castle
Wheatland Public Schools Retain Teaching Staff
The Wheatland public schools will be run by the same corps of teachers as last year after a recent re-election by the school board. The staff, led by Principal Prof. Shellenberger of South Sharon, includes Miss Elizabeth Barry, Miss Laura Jenkins, Mrs. Arthurholt, and Miss Ruby Goodall, with strong reports for the prior year.
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Wheatland
Shellenberger
South Sharon
Elizabeth Barry
Laura Jenkins
Arthurholt
Ruby Goodall
Sister Ill After Portersville Sister Operation
Mrs. Fred Bucho of Hazel Dell received word that her sister Mrs. Carnahan of near Portersville was very ill and not expected to live. She underwent a serious operation yesterday and remains in critical condition. Mrs. Carnahan has been ill for some time.
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Fred Bucho
Hazel Dell
Mrs. Carnahan
Portersville
Weather Signals for Rural Routes Sail On in Draft Bill
Washington June 15 Rural weather reports would ride with mail by way of rural carriers under a new bill by Congressman Wilson of Blossburg The bill would require carriers to display weather signals on their wagons so rural residents can plan daily work and dress accordingly Enforcement would fall to the fourth assistant postmaster general with dismissal as penalty for noncompliance The measure aims to improve farm life and productivity by using daily forecasts carried along by mail carriers.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Blossburg
Sharon Plans Mammoth Fourth Celebration Next Year
Sharon will not hold a Fourth of July event this year but Burgess Ralph Robinson says Sharon will push a large celebration in year. He plans to visit New Castle during its July 3 to July 5 celebration to gather pointers for Sharon. Sharon will send several hundred visitors to New Castle.
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Sharon
Burgess
Ralph Robinson
New Castle
Exchange of pulpits next Sunday morning
The baptism rite at Croton Avenue M. E. Church moves to June 26 from June 19 due to Rev. Stratton's absence. He will conduct services at Harlansburg and exchange pulpits with Rev. R. G. Thomas for the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue M. E
Stratton
Harlansburg
R. G. Thomas
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Horlick
Horlick’s
Waverly Brands
Waverly Oil Works Co
Heiskell
Eiskell
Johnston Holloway & CO
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Philadelphia
Mildred Carter
John Ridgley Carter
Viscount Atcheson
London
Carter
Bassador
Dads
Glen
Harmony
Lake Erie Railroad
Ellwood City Personals
Herb D. McGoun
Porter
Paris Medicine Co
Hodges
Texas
DR. Porter
CUS
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Crex
Vador
Haviland
NEW Castle Glass & China CO
Greer Bldg
Mercer Street
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