Ellen Sheridan Widow of Edward Sheridan Dies in Youngstown
Ellen Sheridan born Ellen Walsh in Ireland and long resident of Youngstown died at 5 a m after five months ill ness at 649 Poland avenue. Survived by children William J Sheridan Mrs Patrick Mylott Mrs Roy Wish Jeffery Michael Catherine and Philip Sheridan and three sisters Mrs Catherine Walsh Mrs Mary Flynn and Mrs Peter Walsh. Mahoningschool brickwork contract employed ward boys under W H Chambers Son. Westminster College tenor Mr DeWolfe shines in Hiawatha chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Sheridan
Edward Sheridan
Poland Avenue
Youngstown
Sheridan
Ellen Walsh
Ireland
America
William J. Sheridan
Patrick Mylott
Roy Wish
Mahoningtown
Jeffery
Michael
Catherine
Philip Sheridan
Catherine Walsh
Mary Flynn
Peter Walsh
Petition for paving Wabash Avenue gains local support
A petition circulates among property owners urging the city council to pave Wabash Avenue from North Liberty Street to the Wallace planing mill site. The measure has broad backing, though council action this year remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Avenue
Liberty Street
Foot Injury on Delivery Wagon Harms Merritt Hilyard
Merritt Hilyard of North Lafayette street sustained a severe wound to his left foot when a hook on the single tree of the J. C. Norris delivery wagon struck his foot as he helped Carl Davison put the wagon away. He will be unable to resume work for some time with the Pennsylvania company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Hilyard
North
Lafayette Street
J. C. Norris
Carl Davison
Pennsylvania Company
Woman Recovers Strength After Using Vegetable Compound
Philadelphia reader Mrs. Fisher reports displacement and pain eased after six bottles. A Providence woman, Mrs. Abel Lawbon, says the compound restored her health and energy for factory and home work. The ad urges Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders and inflammatory conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Fisher
Dounton St
Nicetown
Providence
R. I
Abel Lawbon
Lippitt St
Providence, R.I
Vandivort Hose Company elects delegates to state convention
At the regular meeting last evening a good turnout elected R. G. Clark as delegate to the state convention in Philadelphia in October with J. C. Coulter as alternate. It is likely that one or both will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Vandivort Hose Company
R. G. Clark
Philadelphia
J. C. Coulter
Brick paving under way on Madison Avenue section
Land was laid this morning on the Madison avenue section between North Cedar and North Liberty streets where concrete work is finished. Brick laying was expected to start today or tomorrow.
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Madison Avenue
North Cedar
North Liberty Streets
Shenango River Rises but Not in Dangerous Condition
The Shenango river runs high after days of heavy rain but remains far from dangerous levels. Observers say only substantial additional rainfall could fill the river bed.
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Shenango
Local Boys Favor Mahoning River Swimming Near Covered Bridge
Swimmers have used the Mahoning River near the covered bridge for days as warm weather spurred activity. The cooler conditions are expected to end the swims until temperatures rise again.
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Mahoning River
Engine H-10 Hauls 53 Cars Up Steep Polk Grade Record
R. W. Lundy, a Pennsylvania engineer, steered the H-10 engine carrying 53 cars totaling 4 620 tons up the Polk grade without a stall. It marks the heaviest load ever moved by a single engine on that incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Lundy
Pennsylvania
Polk
Reconstruction at Standard Steel Car plant rushes forward
Fire nearly destroyed the plant weeks ago while work resumes with a large force of men. Officials expect construction on new buildings to begin shortly at the Standard Steel Car company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania firemen face slowdown on lines
After a period of heavy work the extra list firemen of the Pennsylvania are currently idle. A temporary slump in business on the line is noted, but officials expect activity to rebound in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Signal Light Bible Class Meeting At Mahoning M E Church
Last evening the Signal Light Bible class at Mahoning M E Church drew 35 to 40 attendees. The gathering conducted routine business and closed with refreshments provided by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Light Bible
Mahoning M
Penna Bo Lodge Auxiliary to Stage Lawn Fete
Ladies of Penna-Bo lodge No 826 plan a fete on June 22 to entertain a large crowd on the lawn of C B Grassel on Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna-Bo Lodge No
B. of L. F
C. B. Grassel
Second Street
Pennsylvania workers set to receive bi monthly pay
An employee notice states staff will be paid on Saturday June 19 and Monday June 21. An increased amount of money will be put into circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Jenkins Family to Stay Two Months in Detroit
Mr and Mrs W J Jenkins and daughter Elizabeth of West Madison avenue depart for a two months stay with Mr and Mrs Harry Warden in Detroit Michigan detailing travel plans and host details in a local society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jenkins
Elizabeth
West Madison Avenue
Harry Warden
Detroit, Mich
Miss Whitmarsh Returns From Westminster College Visit
Miss Elizabeth Whitmarsh of Newell Avenue returns home from New Wilmington after attending Westminster College during the past school year.
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Elizabeth Whitmarsh
Newell Avenue
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Bible class meets at Goodhart home on North Liberty Street
Mrs. Anna Swisher leads a Presbyterian church Bible class meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. A L Goodhart on North Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Swisher
The
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Goodhart
North Liberty Street
Poinsetta Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Solomon’s Home
Members of the Poinsetta sewing circle will gather Thursday for an entertainment at the North Wayne street home of Mrs R C Solomon. A pleasant time is anticipated by all.
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Poinsetta
R. C. Solomon
North Wayne Street
Kensington Event At Mrs Turk’s Newell Avenue Home
The P Bo Kensington will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Samuel Turk of Newell Avenue.
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Kensington
Samuel Turk
Newell Avenue
Ward Visitors From Nearby Towns In Recent List
Names of residents and visitors appear in the ward report. Earl Fair and Samuel Hays are among listed visitors from Volant and North Beaver. Bessie Walker from Kittanning visits relatives, while A H McKIlwain from West Madison sits up and Clark Wilson from North Beaver travels for business. Charles Marshall from North Cedar Street was a Wampum visitor last evening. James Hillier Hoagland of Erie ends a brief stay with ward friends. C M Allen of St Charles is also noted.
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W. H. Chambers & Son
Mahoning School
Cedar Street
Earl Fair
Volant
Samuel Hays
North Beaver
A. H. McKilwain
West Madison Avenue
Bessie Walker
Kittanning
Joseph Evans
David Kyle
Charles Marshall
North Cedar Street
Clark Wilson
Hillier Hoagland
Erie
C. M. Allen
St. Charles
Local residents greet visitors from Pittsburg and nearby towns
Hotel guest list and social calls show a bustle of visits from Pittsburg to North Liberty street Scottdale Butler and Union township. Names include Dr and Mrs F F Urey Miss Helen Berker H B Lawton Clara Foster Sue Martland Clyde Shaw Davidson Smith and others as they travel attend graduations and take up new posts.
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Pittsburg
F. F. Urey
North Liberty Street
Helen Berker
Scottdale
Ellsworth Weaver
Wabash Avenue
H. B. Lawton
Pennsylvania
Conway
Mahoningtown
Clara Foster
East Side
E. L. Foster
North Cedar Street
Sue Martland
Butler
H. G. Coates
North Wayne Street
George Hoffman
East Cherry Street
Clyde Shaw
West Cherry Street
Lewis Shira
Davidson Smith
Merle Adams
G. Booker
Lowellville
Pennsylvania Company
D. C. Whitmarsh
Newell Avenue
Washington, Pa
W. & J. College
J. F. Megan
Bud
Valgene
Harry Evans
Annie Dell
Kathryn
George
Martha Delaney
Hubbard Odd Fellows To Dedicate Temple
The Hubbard lodge of Odd Fellows announces June 29 as the dedication date for its new temple. Grand master, grand secretary, and other grand lodge officers plan to attend with delegations from Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. An afternoon ceremony precedes a first degree conferral by a Warren lodge team, followed by a social session, addresses by grand officers, and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Warren Lodge
Flop From Bridge Into Automobile Near Echo Lake
A seven passenger auto ran off a bridge at Echo Lake near Bushkill Landing killing Louis Levy of New York City and injuring Arthur M. Lesser and Mrs Yolinda Gledhill. Richard Gledhill was only slightly hurt. A train aided rescue to East Stroudsburg hospital. The party was en route to the Delaware Water Gap for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Stroudsburg
Echo Lake
Bushkill Landing
Louis Levy
New York City
Arthur M. Lesser
New York
Yolinda Gledhill
Richard Gledhill
Delaware Valley Railroad
East Stroudsburg Hospital
Delaware Water Gap
Large Manufacturer Secures Option on Hubbard Area Land
A major manufacturing company reportedly secured an option on several hundred acres along Stop 42 on the Sharon-Youngstown streetcar line near Hubbard Ohio. The site lies near water sources from three planned dams between Coalburg and Brookfield Center. Sweden’s iron history noted, with furnaces dating back over twenty centuries still existing.
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Sharon-Youngstown
Hubbard, O
Coalburg
Brookfield Center
Eating Between Meals and The Pink Pills Promise
A sales pitch for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills claiming better digestion by resting the stomach and improving blood quality. It asserts dyspepsia relief, increased appetite, and reduced distress after meals, with a free diet book offered via request from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Warren Suffragists Plan Busy Campaign
Warren Pa June 16 The Warren Woman Suffrage league enters a busy campaign to canvass Warren borough and rural districts urging men to vote for the proposed constitutional amendment. Local workers plan to interview every voter in Warren county by election day.
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Warren
Warren Woman Suffrage League
Warren County
Japanese Toy Production Exceeds Five Million Dollars
Japanese industry manufactures about 5 million dollars worth of toys annually, with 40 percent destined for export.
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Goodyear
D. R. Bollard Bell
East St
NEW Castle Electric CO
Alaska Fur Co
B. Neiman
Mgr
Washington St
Star Store
FANGY
David Nelson
N. Mercer St
S. Jefferson St
E. Washington St
Union National Bank of
New Castle
East Long Avenue
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Block
Bell
Seventh Ward News
Ette Street
M. Pyle
Arlington Hotel
Jess Willard
Margaret
Willard
Evans
George DeWolfe
North Lafay
Lydia Pinkham
Kodaks
Camera
KODAK
New Castle Pharmacy
Mill St
River Higher
P-Bo
Seventh Ward
Hubbard Odd Fellows
Sweden
Windsors
Checker Board
Brown
Hamilton
Panama
Gaston Millinery
Apply Way
Paisley Pharmacy
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