Boy Breaks His Wrist on Clayton Street
Nine year old Frank Bierly of North Lafayette street tripped on a stone while playing on Clayton street Friday afternoon and smashed two bones in his right wrist. He was treated by Dr. F. W. Guy and will not use the wrist for about two months. Also noted is word that Johnny Hayden, former North Liberty street boy, has arrived safely in London after enlisting in the Canadian Engineering corps four months ago and enjoying life and sights there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bierly
North
Lafayette Street
Clayton Street
F. W. Guy
Johnny Hayden
North Liberty Street
London
Johnny
John A. Waddell
Youngstown
Elizabeth MacIntosh
Harriet Truby
North Cedar Street
Nellie Truby
Irish Ripple
Pittsburg
W. C. Hopper
David Kyle
North Beaver
Walter Wilson
Alliance
O. James Zampella
South Cedar Street
Carl Turner
Ashtabula
A. C., Turner
Bessie Hettenbaugh
West Madison Avenue
John Thomas
Erie
Dave Evans
Lillian
Elizabeth
George Powell
Oil City
Bernard McFadden
East Cherry Street
Caning Demonstrations Promised For Local Women
Miss Emma Stratton of Penn State will lead a canning demonstration at 2 PM in the Mahoningtown school domestic science room. A 10 AM Italian women’s session with an interpreter will be held at Christopher Columbus hall on South Liberty Street. All ward women are invited to attend to learn conserving sugar and syrups during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown School
Emma Stratton
Penn State College
Christopher Columbus Hall
South Liberty Street
Miss Nina Bartlett Works Summer Job at Horvath Jewelry
Miss Nina Bartlett of Delaware Ohio a student at Ohio Wesleyan College spends summer vacation with friends in the ward and has accepted a position at Horvath Jewelry Store for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Bartlett
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan College
Horvath Jewelry Store
Machinist Resigns to Enter Fort Riley Training
M. Nelson of North Liberty street, a machinist at the Pennsy shops, resigned yesterday morning and left for Fort Riley Kansas to enter training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nelson
North Liberty Street
Pennsy Shops
Fort Reily
Kan
Marines Train for Overseas Service Near Camp Mills
A California battalion of marines passed through the ward at noon yesterday en route to Camp Mills L I for training for overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
California
Camp Mills
L. I
Red Cross Meeting at Mahon Ing town School
The Red Cross met in Mahon Ing town school yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Ten hospital shirts and five pairs of socks were completed by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Mahoningtown School
Mahoningtown Club Plans Regular Monthly Meeting
The Mahoningtown Commercial club will meet Thursday evening at 8 in the club rooms on N Liberty street. A train of sailors passed through the ward about 10 yesterday morning. they came from the Great Lakes Naval Training station in Michigan en route to an eastern seaport to embark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
the Ward
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Michigan
Pennsylvania pay car to visit ward on Friday and Saturday
The pay car will be in the ward Friday and Saturday to distribute wages. Road men will receive their pay on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Peptonized Nux-Iron Promises Strength for Soldiers
An advertising appeal touts Peptonized Nux-Iron as a “Red Blood Builder” to boost iron levels, energy, and endurance for soldiers. It claims rapid strength gains and free home delivery or $1 price for a 30 day course via Hainer Drug Store at 207 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainer Drug Store
East Washington St
Shopmen to be Paid This Saturday
The report notes that the shop men will receive their wages on Saturday, outlining the upcoming payment and the scheduled timing for workers.
Gunner Joe Cascone Heads to Newport News Training School
Joe Cascone of South Liberty street left Tuesday evening for the naval training school at Newport News Virginia. Cascone enlisted as a second class gunner some time ago and received word Tuesday to report for training at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cascone
South Liberty Street
Naval Training School
Newport News
Cascone
Christian Endeavor Picnic at Cascade Park
The Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor society plans a picnic at Cascade park on Thursday. All church youths are invited and those going should contact Miss Floy Owens of North Cedar street to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Floy Owens
North Cedar Street
Government trucks pass through ward en route to coast
About 15 government motor trucks moved through the ward on the B and O railroad Tuesday morning. The vehicles came from an Ohio auto factory and were being shipped to the coast for overseas transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Ohio Auto
Troop Train Passes Through Ward Bound for the East
A westbound troop train carrying soldiers passed through the ward Tuesday near noon en route to the east.
Mrs. Jones Visits Camp Laurel As Husband Trains
Mrs. Percy Jones of West Wabash avenue travels to Camp Laurel Maryland to visit Corporal Percy Jones who is in training there and expects to depart for France soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Jones
West Wabash Avenue
Camp Laurel
Corporal Jones
France
Local residents visit relatives in nearby cities
Miss Ruth and Kathryne Barido return from Cleveland and Sandusky while numerous neighbors and friends from North Cedar and surrounding streets visit relatives in Youngstown. Other errands include trips to Willard Erie Pittsburg Alliance and Oil City with several residents traveling for family gatherings and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Kathryne Barido
North Cedar Street
Cleveland
Sandusky
L. C. Colchin
Dan Bradford
Willard, O
C. E. Henry
Sixth Street
C. H. Thoman
East Clayton Street
John L. Thoman
Warren, Oo
Government Seizes Full Control Of Steel Industry
The Iron Trade Review reports Washington has complete dominion over iron and steel, with June 6 marking the final war industries ruling. No mill or furnace product moves except under federal dictates as the industry shifts to an absolute war basis, wiping out the free market vestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iron Trade Review
Washington
Iron and Steel Industry
War Industries
Firemen Urge Free Service Volunteers For City Fire Dept
New York City Fire Commissioner Drennan calls 4 000 citizens aged 21 to 50 to volunteer free service to offset active firemen drafted for the army and navy. Volunteers will serve as auxiliaries for the war, performing all duties except posting in obvious danger and entry into burning buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drennan
Army
Navy
Sergeant Dufford Arrives In France
G R Dufford of 614 Pearson street reports that his son Sergeant J C Dufford of the 308th engineers has arrived safely overseas in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufford
France
G.R Dufford
Pearson Street
J.C. Dufford
308Th Engineers
Melting Pot drive to aid British war relief
Interest grows in the D A R Melting Pot at Stritmater Brothers Window. Locals urged to donate old watches jewelry plated gold and silverware to be converted into money for motor ambulances and hospital boats aiding Britain in its war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Stritmater Brothers
H. E. Hope-Clarke
London
British Isles
Great Britain
New Castle
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Social Visit Roundup in Edenburg and nearby towns
Mary Fenton of Youngstown visits her parents in Edenburg with Sun Mrs Limberg and daughter Mary. Numerous relatives from New Castle West Middlesex and Youngstown are listed as weekend guests and attendees at church services and family gatherings. Wilma Beight returns to work at Sheet and Tube Struthers. Ella MacWilliams returns from teaching term in Youngstown schools. Mary MacLaren stars in The Models Confession at the Coliseum today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fenton
Youngstown
Theodore Limberg
Mary
James McWilliams
New Castle
Alexander Landeau
Charles
Cortez Coburn
William Lyons
Delmar Hoffmaster
Francis Simonton
John Dickson
First Presbyterian Church
Edeburn
West Middlesex
Asa Hoffmaster
Gordon Paden
Marjorie Paden
Will Weitz
Hartland Haun
Margaret
Dorothy
Ira Beight
Wilma Beight
Sheet and Tube Company
Struthers
Ella MacWilliams
Mary MacLaren
Newark woman credits Vegetable Compound for nervous recovery
Mis. ag) Kelly of 476 So. 14th St in Newark says she suffered a three year nervous breakdown with daily headaches. Under a physician she found no relief until a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which she took from the first day and quickly recovered becoming able to work again. She endorses publishing her letter to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Grafonola
East
Cascara
New Castle Pharmacy
Gov. North and Mill Sts
Marshall
China
E. Washington St
Mineral Water Distributing Co
Bell
Union
J. F. Robertson
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Good Grocers
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence County
People's Store
W. Washington St
Ljaney’s Cantie’s
Biggest & Best Furniture Store
Lawrence Auto CO
South
Mercer St. Jinion
Seventh Ward
England
Train OF Marines
Mahoningtown Commercial Club
Seventh Ward Personals
Mrs. Mead Euwing
Madison Avenue
West Cherry Street
Enterprise
Edenburg
Northside
Miss Kelly
Vinci
the Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Trench Norfolk
Ion the
East Washington
Grandpa
Seneca Sevest
Hainer Drug CO
East of Mill Ltd
Penn Coal & Supply Company
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