Seventh Ward News Children Day Exercises Held at church
A large congregation attended Sunday’s Children Day program at Simpson M. E. church. The readable sequence included songs, recitations, prayers, an anthem, and remarks by Rev. J. L. Stratton and Mrs. Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E
Frances Dalzell
Louise Morgan
Christopher Clark
Elsie Snyder
W. Alexander
Benson
Virginia Lewis
J. L. Stratton
Local residents visit paper mill area east of city
A group from town travelled to the vicinity of the paper mill property east of the city on Sunday and enjoyed a pleasant outing. The party included Mrs A A Lawson and daughters Jennie and Hilma, sons Frank and Charles, Mrs Joseph Beard and daughters Edith and Georgia and sons Fred and William, Grace Ray of Butler, Ella Bradshaw, Carl Davison, and Charles Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lawson
Jennie
Hilma Lawson
Frank
Charles
Joseph Beard
Edith
Georgia
Fred
William
Grace Ray
Butler
Ella Bradshaw
Carl Davison
Charles Robison
Opportunity Circle Picnic Plans Set for Cascade Park
A committee of the Opportunity Circle of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs F W Guy s home on North Liberty street and finalized arrangements for the society s annual picnic at Cascade park on Thursday June 25. Husbands and families of the members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Guy
North Liberty Street
Cascade Park
Eckman’s Alterative Endorsed for Tuberculosis Sufferers
Advert for Eckman’s Alterative promotes use with fresh air and diet to curb night sweats fever and hasten recovery. Claims efficacy in bronchial catarrh throat and lung ailments and overall system support. Says it contains narcotics not habit forming and urges buyers to consult leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Ckman
Ckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
New Woolen Dress and Suit Materials In Demand
A description of black and white check woolens popular for dresses skirts coats and suits. Available in Paris and London trendy fabrics in all weights and check sizes. Sold at 25c 35c to 3.00 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Special guests announced for the occasion
The report notes that special guests will attend the occasion.
Gas range blast injures Mrs Masson on East Cherry Street
Yesterday Mrs B A Masson of East Cherry street suffered severe facial and hand burns when a gas range exploded. A physician treated her at the scene and it will be several days before she can resume her normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Masson
East Cherry Street
Montgomery woman recovering after major operation
Mrs. Fred Stang of Montgomery avenue is reported to be recovering well from a serious operation at Shenango Valley hospital performed last Saturday. Doctors say her ultimate recovery is now expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stang
Montgomery Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Busy North Liberty tennis court draws many players
The North Liberty street tennis court was crowded yesterday with players throughout the afternoon and evening. Tournaments with members of other courts are likely in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty Street
Ground broken for modern dwelling on West Madison avenue
Ground has been broken for the cellar of a new home to be erected by W. C. Patterson on the vacant lot between C. M. Frost and G. B. Gibson on West Madison avenue for W. B. Gillespie. The dwelling is described as modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Patterson
C. M. Frost
G. B. Gibson
Madison Avenue
W. B. Gillespie
Atta Tn
Davison Brothers Head to Toledo for Woodmen Week
Richard and Walter Davison of North Liberty street, noted machinists at the Pennsylvania shops, left yesterday for Toledo Ohio. They will stay a week and spend part of the time at the Woodmen camp in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Walter Davison
North Liberty Street
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Woodmen
Family trio enjoy Sunday drive to East Palestine and Petersburg
Dr and Mrs E H Steen and daughter Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs A P Swearer motored Sunday to East Palestine and Petersburg Ohio. They had a very pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Steen
Elizabeth
A. P. Swearer
East Palestine
Petersburg
Strawberries Picked At Miller Farm By Local Group
Masters Dale Patterson Keith Wilson and Charles Reed visited the Miller farm in North Beaver yesterday to pick strawberries and enjoyed the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Dale Patterson
Keith Wilson
Charles Reed
Miller Farm
North Beaver
Aunts Funeral Draws Relatives to Lisbon Ohio
Mrs Harry King and Mrs George Senheiser of North Cedar Street visited Lisbon Ohio to attend the funeral of their aunt and planned to return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
George Senheiser
North Cedar Street
Lisbon
Resignation of Warren Wynder as Mornes & Brown Driver
Warren Wynder of North Liberty Street has resigned his position as a driver with Mornes & Brown. The notice states Wynder’s departure from the company and his last day of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wynder
North Liberty Street
Mornes & Brown
Seventh Ward Notes Report Illnesses and City Visitors
Miss Eila Hamilton West Madison avenue is ill. Mrs G W Patterson Moravia was a city visitor yesterday. John Leighty West Clayton street was ill yesterday. A Parady North Beaver street was a business visitor in the city yesterday. S C Jolly Beaver Falls was a business visitor yesterday. S O Harmon and son of Jackson were visitors yesterday. Miss Dora Barnes North Cedar street is spending a week at James town Pa. Miss Blanche Howard North Liberty street is somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Earl Burns North Cedar street spent Sunday in Shenango township. Miss Emma Williams North Ashland avenue returned from Pittsburg. John Gwin West Clayton street spent Sunday with D Gwin North Beaver. Mrs J H McIllvenny and son William Newell avenue spent Tuesday at Oil City. Mrs H A Leighty and son Thomas West Clayton street returned from Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Eila Hamilton
West Madison Avenue
G. W. Patterson
Moravia
John Leighty
West Clayton Street
A. Parady
North Beaver
Ss. C. Jolly
Beaver Falls
S. O. Harmon
Jackson
Dora Barnes
North Cedar Street
Jamestown
Blanche Howard
North Liberty Street
Earl Burns
Shenango Township
Emma Williams
North Ashland Avenue
Pittsburg
John Gwin
D. «. Gwin
J. H. McIllvenny
William
Newell Avenue
Oil City
Woman Recovers After Six Bottles of Pinkham Remedy
Philadelphia and Providence women report relief from displacement, bearing down, backache, and pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They claim improved health, energy for work, and daily tasks, urging others to try the remedy. Thousands of American women testify to its virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Pinkham
Harry Fisher
Juniata Street
Providence
R. I
Lydia
Abril Lawson
Lippitt St
Providence, R. I
Local residents return from visits across region
Rev. David C. Whitmarsh returns from Pittsburg while Mrs. BE N Franks and daughter Anna May spend time in Alliance Ohio. Grace Ray visits from Butler with the Beard sisters in Montgomery avenue. Others include Masters family from North Ashland Avenue, Gillespie family from West Madison Avenue, Dickens family from Bellevue, Burns from New Bedford and North Cedar, Nell Noss from Pittsburg, Emma Bevan from North Ashland Avenue, Nobel Kyser and Mary Louise from Freedom, Elizabeth Whitmarsh at Westminster College in New Wilmington, and H F Butcher arriving from Dunkirk Indiana to join husband on North Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Whitmarsh
Newell Avenue
Pittsburg
BE. N. Franks
Anna May
East Clayton Street
Alliance
Grace Ray
Butler
Georgia
Edith Beard
Montgomery Avenue
John Masters
Thomas
North Ashland Avenue
Niles
W. B. Gillespie
Maxine
West Madison Avenue
Erie
Nell Noss
Albert Chase
North Cedar Street
Emma Bevan
Leavittsburg
Nobel P. Kyser
Mary Louise
Freedom
A. C. Kyser
Elizabeth Whitmarsh
Westminster College
New Wilmington
H. F. Butcher
Dunkirk
Ind
North Liberty Street
Outlook for Car Buying Improves in Railcar Orders
The Iron Trade Review notes improving prospects for railcar purchasing this month with pending lots including 800 Erie, 500 Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 450 Seaboard Airline and related lots. Financing remains a challenge for railroads, but a rate decision this month could boost equipment demand as DL&W seeks 500 box cars and 200 auto cars, Havana Central orders 350 flatcars 40 cabooses 20 box cars, and NY Central places 4300 box cars with ACF and 3000 coal cars with Standard Steel Car for the Big Four system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Delaware, Lacka Wana and Western
Seaboard
Iron Trade Review
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Havana Central Railroad
Standard Steel Car Company
Magar Car Company
New York Central System
American Car and Foundry Company
Big Four Railroad
Local visits and social events brighten Edenburg area
The report lists numerous visitors from New Castle Youngstown Hillsville and McKees Rocks spending Sunday with friends and relatives in the area. It notes illnesses with Martha Dearfoss diphtheria and upcoming church events including C W E M meeting at Mrs. Walter Biddle and an M E church Missionary society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Walter Biddle
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Wm. Wallace
Robert McCurdy
Thayer McCurdy
Bertha Randall
Joe Cameron
Queen Esther Circle
Burglar linked by fingerprint in Kansas City jewel theft
A burglar entered the home of A J Mann and stole nearly $2 000 in jewelry. A moist finger print on the jewel case matched Richard Ingrahm who confessed and received a two year term. All jewelry was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. J. Mann
Richard Ingrahm
Burgess Refuses to Enforce Sunday Closing Law in Milton
In Milton Pennsylvania on June 16 the council and Burgess A S Rhoads clash over enforcing Sunday closing laws. A police committee resolution to act is blocked by the burgess who says enforcement requires state law and citizen evidence. The council demands action restricting sales including Sunday papers, but the burgess cites jurisdictional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Bur
Gess
Burgess
Milton
TIZ Foot Relief Promises Instant Comfort
A vintage style promotional poem touts TIZ as the remedy for tired swollen feet. It claims instant relief from sores corns bunions and odor and promises long lasting comfort after using a 25 cent box at drugstores or department stores.
Court to Hear Pending Matter in Upcoming Session
It is expected that the matter will be brought before the court in the upcoming session. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Alcohol Not A Cooling Drink Warns Against Heat Prostration
A warning states that alcohol does not cool the body and can raise heart action and body temperature, increasing the danger of heat prostration. The text urges against using liquor to cope with hot weather, noting its effects on circulation and overall risk.
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