Pulaski district Sabbath School convention held in Harbor U P Church
The fourteenth annual Pulaski district convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School association met at Harbor U P Church with wide representation. Dr K C Hayes gave an inspiring address on local option in Pennsylvania. Officers were elected: President S M Porter. Vice President Frank Moeschberger. Secretary Miss Myra Paland. Treasurer Miss Ella Porter. Superintendents G R Allen and Miss Mary Walker. Cradle roll Miss Elizabeth Wallace. A luncheon followed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Lawrence County
Sabbath School Association
Harbor U. P
K. C. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Hayes
S. M. Porter
Pulas
Frank Moeschberger
New Bedford
Myra Paland
Ella Porter
G. R. Allen
Lowellville
Mary Walker
Elizabeth Wallace
Edenburg
Pennsylvania railroad man taken to Baltimore hospital
Frank Powers of Cedar street in the Seventh ward has been moved to St Joseph's hospital in Baltimore with illness confounding local doctors. Initially thought to be a brain abscess, he improved briefly but then relapsed. his transfer seeks expert treatment as friends cherish hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Powers
Suit Seeks 5000 Damages Over Family Breakup
Ira Smith sues Henry Lefever for 5000 arguing Lefever induced Blanche Smith to leave home with their three children on May 10 1909. Smith claims Blanche abandoned husband and children and has not returned, seeking damages for the breakup and lack of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Smith
Near Renfrew
Henry Lefever
Middlesex
Blanche Smith
Fourth Presbyterian Defeats Central In Low-Scoring Game
The Central Presbyterian Sunday school team fell to Fourth Presbyterian on Moravia grounds 16 to 1. Pitcher W. G. Mc Connell starred for Fourth with one run allowed. McClelland pitched well for Central but lacked support. Batteries Fourth McConnell Campbell Central McClelland Auble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian
Moravia
W. G. McConnell
McConnell
McClelland
Campbell
Central
Auble
New Castle Victims Beaten and Robbed in Rail Yard
V C Armour of Long avenue and C D Reed of Mahoningtown were attacked by masked thugs in the Erie railroad yards while sleeping on telegraph poles. The assailants struck them with pipes, held them prisoner for an hour, and escaped with their belongings. Armour suffered a skull fracture. both men were treated at Central police station and were listed in serious condition.
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Erie Railroad
V. C. Armour
Long Avenue
C. D. Reed
Mahoningtown
Central Police Station
Armour
New Bridge Over the Ohio River at Sewickley
Allegheny county plans a new bridge over the Ohio at Sewickley, costing about 550000. Bids for sub and super-structure contracts will be opened July 1, 1910. Sub-structure south end to be completed by April 30, 1910, north end by July 1, and bridge ready for travel by November 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Sewickley
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Cairo
No Picnic Excursion Canceled for June 19
Rombold lodge No 25 S P W I P A of A announces the June 19 Celoron excursion is canceled. Ticket holders may obtain refunds at P and L E depot Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o clock. By order of Picnic committee.
200 Eggs For Each Inhabitant In The United States
A Tech World writer notes the national poultry value reaches about 86 million dollars or roughly one dollar per person. Yearly eggs amount to about 200 per inhabitant and total egg weights exceed exports of pork and beef combined. Missouri Kansas and Iowa lead regional poultry figures with Chicago as a major egg center. Eastern markets push higher grade eggs while most production remains in the west and southwest. The U S poultry value nears 140 million dollars, triple the wool output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical World
United States
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Chicago
Seventh Ward Personal Items Bursting With Local Doings
M A Abrams of Youngstown and J Y Sheehy visited Tuesday. Rev Merrill and Rev Porter toured visitors here. Beav. Falls and Connellsville visitors noted. Charities: Ladies Aid meets at church. Various residents travel to Cleveland Pittsburg Newark White Haven. M A C baseball uniforms received. Community events include church services and a Woodmen banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Abrams
Youngstown
J. Y. Sheehy
Beaver Falls
R. N. Merrill
Pittsburg
R. L. Porter
Mt. Jackson
Co. E. Broadbent
Beaver
Seventh Ward
T. A. Jacobs
J. H. Armstrong
Painsville
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Ellwood City
Jessie Daugherty
Madison Avenue
Newark
O. Harvey Bush
White Haven
A. J. McKean
New Bedford
B. F. Sampson
Montgomery Avenue
Nellie Sherbin
New Castle Hospital
A. J. Caston
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Bert Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Mahoningtown
Conneaut Lake
Harry Price
Liberty Street
Seventh
D. J. Rouse
Allegheny Mountains
Huntingdon County
Artherholt
Devil's Backbone
Hickory Creek
Depravity Shown in Kuhn's Home Trial Verdict
The trial of Jacob Kuhn of South New Castle on charges of assaulting 13 year old Annie Merl Forney concluded with a guilty verdict after witnesses testified Kuhn lived with an alleged wife and assaulted the girl in her presence. Witness Andy Cromie testified to the assault. Deputy Sheriff Frank Waddington presented a letter from Kuhn claiming 22 as his age. The defendant did not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kuhn
South New Castle
Kuhn
Annie Merl Forney
Mae Fosnought
Young
Andy Cromie
Frank Waddington
Westfield and surrounding guests gather in Mt Jackson
Mrs. McAnlis stays with Mr and Mrs Wylie Brewster. Mrs O T Miller visits Youngstown. Mrs Brow visits Athens Ohio. Miss Atkinson of New Castle guests Miss Ruby Walker of Westfield. Mrs Lusk remains weak from malaria. Prof and Mrs Orr visit North Beaver. J W Gailey birthday greeted by village friends. Rena Parker and daughter visit Mrs William Emery in Westfield. Children day observed at Westfield with program and collection. Ladies Missionary Society meets at Mrs A H Fulberts. Mr and Mrs Lewis Edgar bride and groom visiting their aunts in Wilkinsburg before home to a good job for Mr Lugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnlis
Wylie Brewster
O. T. Miller
Youngstown
Pearle Atkinson
New Castle
Ruby Walker
Westfield
Wm. Lusk
Orr
Columbiana
North Beaver
J. W. Gailey
Rena Parker
Little Daughter
Petersburg
William Emery
Ladies’ Missionary
A. H. Fulberts
Lewis Edgar
Jean
Ella Clark
Wilkinsburg
Mr. Lugar
Youngstown chase ends with arrest for disturbance
After追追 fleeing man accused of murder for nearly ten miles a Youngstown officer collapsed and was carried back in a carriage. The suspect was captured and found guilty only of disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
De Miracle Hair Removal Advocated by Doctor
Dr Ainsworth, a prominent physician, endorses De Miracle as the only reliable hair removal preparation. He warns against fake free treatments and poisonous concoctions and notes the product is sold by Love & Megown in New Castle with a booklet available from De Miracle Chem Co in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Miracle
Love & Megown
Corner Mill
Washington Streets
New Castle
de Miracle Chem. Co
Park Ave
New York
Furnace Officials Meet at Youngstown Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel blast furnace superintendents from Donora Braddock Mingo Junction Clairton Duquesne New Castle Sharon and Niles gathered at the Ohio Works for a quarterly meeting. J C Barrett showed visitors around the plant as they discussed blast furnace operation and open hearth machinery. Lunch was served at the Ohio Works restaurant and the meetings rotate among districts each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Company
Ohio Works
J. C. Barrett
Donora
Braddock
Mingo Junction
Clairton
Duquesne
New Castle
Sharon
Niles
Picnic Date Set by Croton Avenue M E Church Group
The Croton Avenue M E church and Sunday school committee selects July 16 for a church picnic at Cascade Park with special arrangements planned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E
Cascade Park
Pearl Belt and Hat Pin Sale Listing
Pearl Belt pins stylish at 28 cents. Carved hair pin sets three for one dollar. Jet and fancy dress pins and medallion hat pins priced around 50 cents. Pearl and colored jade hat pins also 50 cents. White elastic belts and newest ruchings satin fold listed with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janey
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Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
A. C. Hyde
Sam. H. Hughes
Bell
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Plate Glass Employers’ Lia
Ty Bonds
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of
Newark, N. J
Home Trust CO
Pittsburg Street
Peebles & Johnson Bell
L. NO
South
Mercer ST
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Pulaski District
Harbor U. P. Church
Baltimore, MD
4Th Presbyterian
Seventh Ward Personals
Annie Porney
Euwer
LF Euwer
Mansing
DR. Bryn
India
Griffon
Anderson
Descesnes
Des Sige
Rage
Doe Bk
Blevins
East North Street
East Street
Neshannock Avenue
Ececcessersswee Tt
Lfe
Brian
New York City
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