Patriotic Children's Day Exercises at Mahoningtown church
The annual children's day program at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church moved from evening to 11 am with a sequence of songs recitations and tributes to flags freedom and the armed forces. Activities include school child choirs refugee and Red Cross segments and a 7:45 pm worship.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Children of Freedom
Lolita Williams
Helen Young
Pansy Criss
Columbia
Mary Stickle
Mildred Ridley
Army
Navy
America
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Christian church—Bible School
St. Margaret's Church
New Castle Division Baseball Team Heads to Akron Series
The B. and O. New Castle division team departs Sunday morning on train No. 67 around six for Akron to play the B. and O. Akron team. Fifteen players travel for the championship series in the New Castle division.
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New Castle
Akron
B. & O. Akron
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Burns and More
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best relief for burns cuts and bruises and claims it draws out poison and heals sores quickly. It promises to cure itching bleeding piles eczema ulcers and pimples with a money back guarantee and sells for 30 or 60 cents at druggists.
San Cura Soap Promises Germ Free Scalp At Low Price
San Cura Soap touted as full of antiseptic properties that banish dandruff and impurities from the scalp. It claims to remove pimples and blackheads too, priced at 25 cents a cake at druggists, or via Thompson Medical Co. in Titusville, Pa.
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Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Mrs Anna Probst Hosts LSA Club Picnic Planning
Mrs Anna Probst of North Wayne street entertained the LSA club Friday afternoon with crocheting and music. Mrs Hoover and Mrs Beeder helped serve lunch. Plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic set for June 27.
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Anna Probst
North Wayne Street
Hoover
Beeder
Cascade Park
Cascade division 236 memorial services announced
The Cascade division 236 L A to O R C will hold its annual memorial services tomorrow after noon at Oak Park Cemetery. All members are asked to meet at Cherry and Liberty streets at 2 30 o'clock and ride the car from that location.
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Cascade Division
L. A
Oak Park Cemetery
Cherry and
Liberty Street
Steen Couple Buys Wright Property in Newell Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Steen of Newell Avenue have purchased the property formerly owned by Mrs. Ella Wright on Newell Avenue. The deal transfers ownership and details of the transaction are recorded in local real estate notices.
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H. H. Steen
Newell Avenue
Ella Wright
Akron Couple Visit Former Mahoningtown Dad on Cherry Street
Mr and Mrs D S Grant of Akron visit the former’s father on Cherry street. Grant is a Mahoningtown boy and will leave for training camp from Akron in a few days.
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D. S. Grant
Akron
Cherry Street
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Leonardo in South Cedar
Mr and Mrs Joseph Leonardo of South Cedar street announce the arrival of a baby boy on Friday afternoon. The infant will be named Joseph.
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Joseph Leonardo
South Cedar Street
Joseph
Car 121 Derails Twice Causing City Traffic Delays
Car number 121 left the track at Orchard and Cedar about 12 30 yesterday. After being placed back on the rails it rolled to Maple street and again derailed turning sideways. The incident halted traffic for about an hour while officials re-railed the car.
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Orchard and
Cedar Streets
Orchard
Maple Street
Fireman William Bevel Transferred to DeForest Junction
William Bevel, longtime B. and O. fireman from Madison Avenue and recently based at New Castle Junction, has been reassigned to DeForest Junction Ohio and has begun duties there.
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Deforest Junction
William Bevel
Madison Avenue
New Castle Junction
Charley Davison Rejoins Duties After Illness
Charley Davison a Lafayette street resident and well known B and O machinist has recovered from a serious illness and returned to work. His friends in the ward will be pleased by his recovery.
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Charley Davison
Lafayette Street
Forge Street View Set for June 21 in Seventh Ward
City council designated Friday June 21 as the viewing date to establish the grade of Forge Street in the Seventh ward. The Power Rubber Company seeks to improve the area by erecting an office building. Viewers were appointed from among council members. The panel will also consider a proposed change to the recently approved Industrial avenue in the same section.
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Forge Street
Seventh Ward
Power Rubber Company
Public service commission approves underground crossing plan
Council reads a PSC approval to build an underground crossing at Sample Way in the Seventh ward under tracks of the Pennsylvania W N P and Allegheny Western railroads for workers at the can works. The Friday resolution cites an estimated cost near 25 000 and asks railroads industries and property owners for subscriptions toward completion with payments deferred until bids are received cost set and contract near letting.
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Public Service Commission
Sampleway
Seventh Ward
Pennsylvania
Allegheny & Western
Seventh Ward Personals Update from Local Notices
P M Keep of Cherry Street visits Pittsburg. Braden Houk of North Beaver visits Friday. Mrs E B Wilson of North Beaver visits sister Mrs Ed Park of East Cherry Street. Miss Mary Cochran of Liberty Street has recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs William Beam of
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Seventh Ward
P. M. Keep
Cherry Street
Pittsburg
Braden Houk
North Beaver
E. BE. Wilson
Ed. Park
East Cherry Street
Mary Cochran
Liberty Street
William Beam
Local residents plan visits and travels around Youngstown
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with trips to Cleveland Pittsburg Akron Meadville Cleveland Sandusky Painsville and Ashtabula. Individuals named include Mr. and Mrs. Raney of Cedar street F O Babcock John Ciscone Roy Brandon Mrs. Daugherty Mrs. Reece Miss Barido Frank Gibson and many others. Several health updates note Mrs. Vatter recovering from an operation and Robert Robison improving after hospital confinement.
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F. O. Babcock
Ashtabula
John Ciscone
Cedar Street
Pittsburg
Roy Brandon
Youngstown
J. R. Daugherty
Clayton Street
James Reece
Kent, O
Jean Deal
Cherry Street
Koppel
R. Vatter
Shenango Valley Hospital
A. L. Bowden
Ohio
Robert Robison
Wayne Street
Ruth
Kathryne Barido
Cleveland
Sandusky
Frank Gibson
Barnes Brothers’ Coal Company
Hiram Schaffer
Madison Avenue
Willow Grove
Heater
Newell Avenue
Enjoy Life At Camp Greenleaf
A cheerful WWI postcard from Harry Zeigler at Camp Greenleaf Chickamauga Park Ga dated June 10 1918 to Dan Baker New Castle Pa. He says he is healthy busy getting fixed up with uniforms shoes and equipment and enjoying movies every other night. He notes early wake times 530 AM and 615 AM exercise and jokes about meals and greeting the recipient and boys.
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Chickamauga
Dan Baker
New Castle
Dan
Harry Zeigler
Chickamauga Park
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington dispatch outlines a June 17 to 27 storm sequence across the continent with warm and cool waves, heavy central rain, and severe storms from the plains to the Great Lakes. It warns against lakeside boating June 24 to 26 and notes farmer advice on winter and spring wheat for 1919.
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Washington
D. C
Continent
Rockies
Vancouver
Pacific
Plains
Meridian
Great Lakes
Ohio-Tennessee
Newfoundland
Pacific Ocean
Canada
Upper Lakes
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Theories Versus Independent Science in Rainfall Conditions
A critique of established teaching noting resistance to new ideas and highlighting independent science revealing ions of science as tiny solid particles with nuclei water and electro spheres. It argues nature’s harmony from monad to cluster and links rainfall to a condition affecting ions and matter progression.
Koppel Plant Heads Seek Liberty After Arrests
Erin Joseph and other Koppel company officials were interrogated by U S marshals in Pittsburg after last Tuesday arrests. Attorneys for the Orenstein Arthur Koppel firm prepare legal actions through the alien enemy property custodian over custody and operation of the plant and its wartime supervision.
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Erin Joseph
Koppel Company
United States
Pittsburg
Germany
Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Company
T. H. Given
War Industries Board
Dr James Headache Powders Ad Urges Quick Relief
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from headache and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a ten cent package and claims pain will vanish in moments.
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Dr. James
More Nurses Wanted For France At Once
An appeal from abroad relayed to Lawrence County Red Cross requests women with French and nursing aid training to serve as interpreters and caregivers for American wounded in France. If nurses with both skills are unavailable, graduates with one qualification may be sent. Volunteers may be paid living expenses. canteen workers are included. Minimum age 25 and no male relative in US service.
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Alexander
Lawrence County
Red Cross
H. W. Moore
Bureau of Personnel
United States
Bessemer Limestone Re-Elects Directors
The retiring board of Bessemer Limestone was re-elected at the annual meeting on corporation property in Bessemer Pa. Officers will be chosen later. Directors include John Tod J G Butler Jr John Rowland R C Steese David Tod C C Blair F R Kanengeiser H H Stambaugh I M Scott and W R Schiller. The year just ended saw record furnace and agricultural limestone output with an electric haulage system to be installed soon.
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Bessemer Limestone Company
Bessemer
John Tod
J. G. Butler, Jr
John Rowland
R. C. Steese
David Tod
C. C. Blair
F. R. Kanengeiser
H. H. Stambaugh
I. M. Scott
Keeling Steel and Iron Company
Sharon Pa Homes Open to Workers in War Effort
Sharon's residents are asked to open their homes to Valley workers as a patriotic measure until the Valley housing program provides housing for munition and war supply makers.
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Sharon
Valley Housing Program
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh Ward Presbyterian
Mahoningtown
L. S. A. Club
Memorial Services
View Forge Street
Subway
Majestic
M. L. Raney
Frank Barnes
Meadville
Arthur Tines
William Shields
Gladys Taylor
Carl Ballard
North Liberty Street
Earl Hays
Montgomery Avenue
Painsville
Jack McCarthy
Ashland Avenue
Edna Jones
Bud Horchler
Camp Greenleaf
Foster
W. J. Offutt
Long Ave
Jefferson St
Axminster
Brussels
Wilton Rugs
Wilton
Koppel Plant
France
Bessemer Limestone
Cincinnati
Denn
New Castle and
Lawrence
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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