Croton Avenue Repaving Delayed by Funds Shortage
Croton avenue repaving will be postponed after funds ran short. East Washington street from County Line to Ray will be repaved with a concrete base while Croton avenue and Fast Washington street await funding. Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric will finance repaving between car tracks for East Washington street. Councilman Anderson announced the decision and an ordinance will be introduced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Ray Street
Croton Avenue
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
East Washington Street
Councilman
Anderson
Council
Local residents noted for health and visits
Personal mentions list J. B. Jones of South Mercer Street improving at home. Mrs. J. A. Bollinger of Denver Avenue also improving after a short illness. Mrs. Roy Buckley of 43 Dean Block seriously ill in New Castle Hospital. Eyan Lloyd of Cleveland visiting son William Lloyd of Miller Avenue. George Fargons of Denton, C., visiting his brother W. G. Parsons of Lyndal Street. Miss Alberta Lindsey, Warren, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
South Mercer Street
J. A. Bollinger
Denver Avenue
Roy Buckley
Dean Block
New Castle Hospital
Eyan Lloyd
Cleveland
William Lloyd
Miller Avenue
George Fargons
Denton
W. G. Parsons
Lyndal Street
Alberta Lindsey
Warren
Residents host guests across several cities
A string of social visits and guest stays are listed. Guests included Miss Lucile Kelly of Sycamore street with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Round street in Ho wood City, Brinlay Thomas visiting Pittsburgh, Miss Lorene Jenkins in Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Sabeck in Youngstown, Lena Morrow returning from Florida, and G. J. Robison of Albany visiting his parents. Additional entries note hospital discharge, newborn Mary Lou, alumni banquet in Canton, and various relatives visiting from Ellwood City to Pittsburgh and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Kelly
Sycamore Street
Frank Miller
Round Street
Howood City
Brinlay Thomas
South Mercer Street
Pittsburgh
Lorene Jenkins
Thorpe Street
Sabeck
Grove Avenue
Youngstown
Lena Morrow
Moravia
Florida
G. J. Robison
Albany
N. Y
Harvey George
Meyer Avenue
Reese Thomas
New Castle Hospital
Frank Walker
Woods Lawn
Richard Hill
Moorehead Avenues
D. W. Axe
Chestnut Stream
Acuna Atherine
J. P. Morgan
Betty Jane Morgan
William Jones
Weirton
W. Va
Milas Margaret Rech
Freida Kurtz
Moorehead Avenue
Ellwood City
W.C. Lewig
Lewellyn Jones
Mansfield
Teresa Coe
North Mercer Street
Canton
Ohio
Mt. Marie College
Local residents visit friends and relatives from Caldwell to Cleveland
Town and Mrs J C Ferrer of Caldwell New Jersey spent Monday as guests of Mr and Mrs Mayo Porter of North Greenwood Avenue Mr and Mrs J T Nicholson and daughter Marilyn of Cleveland and Harold Nicholson of Washington North Carolina are guests of Mr and Mrs Barney Neiman Highland Avenue Miss Janey Hakin of Carlisle Street has returned home from St Marys PA where she was the guest of Miss Dileen Simons Miss Simona accompanied her home and will be her guest for a week Mrs Charles Johnson Miss Winnifred Johnson and George Johnson of Moody Avenue will arrive Sunday from Washington DC where they have been spending the winter Mrs James M Carpenter and children Dorothy James and Bobby of Lakewood Ohio are spending several weeks with Mrs Carpenter's parents Mr and Mrs S S Sampson Boyles Avenue Miss Alicea Cummings of East Brook left Monday evening for Philadelphia to attend graduation exercises at the University of Pennsylvania where her brother Clarence will graduate from the medical department Mr and Mrs W Scott McCaslin and son Kenneth Mr and Mrs John Crowl now Charles and daughter Jenn Miss Myrtle Preston Miss Melda Davenport and Misses Hannah and Agnes Trodden motored to Conneaut Lake and Cambridge Springs Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Morehouse and son of New Bedford mentored to Evans City Sunday and spent the day with Mrs Morehouse's mother Mrs Harry Smathers Mrs Smathers accompanied them home for a few days there Melvin Morehouse remained with his grandmother and will spend some time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Fenat
South Mil Street
Mary Lou
Emma Haltworth
Highland Avenue
Aiken
D. C
Gladys Hill
Park Avenue
Atlantic City
New York
Joseph Dunkin
Connellsville
W. H. Davis
North Mill Street
Frank Drake
Adeline
Pittsburgh
J. S. Jenkins
Thorpe Street
John J. Johnston
Farrell
John Evans
South Mercer Street
David Thomas
Charlotte
Llewelyn Thomas
John Rodgers
Wairton
W. Va
James Lewin
South Marcer Street
Robert
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City
W. ¥. Browne
Clenmore Boulevard
Ruth Myers
Allegheny College
Frank Myers
Allen Street
Luther T. Moore
Evelyn May
Kenneth
East Morton Street
Mary Shaffer
Beaver College
Wesley Shaffer
Moravia
Frances Fervor of
Youngs
Simona
Charles Johnson
Winifred Johnson
George Johnson
Moody Avenue
Washington, D. C
James M. Carpenter
Dorothy
James
Bobby
Lakewood
Ohio
Agenda Club To Picnic July 1
Agenda Club arranged its first annual picnic for July 1 at Fisher's Camp along the Shone Rock. Tyigh Bil Friedman was appointed a one man committee to plan the program and Paul Braunstein will handle the menu. The meeting was held at Paul Braunstein's on West Washington street with Alec Samuels presiding in President Hymen Ruzewich bens absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
Paul Braunstein
Atare
West Washington Street
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet This Week
Local clubs and church groups hold midweek meetings across the city. Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran will quilt at 324 Boyles Avenue with a new host, Mins Clappie, replacing Mrs Timm. Wesley church Girls, led by Miss Myrna Foster, coordinate Wednesday prayers. Camp Fire groups Olkga and Tatapochan join in a joint Wesley church gathering with 25 members present and Red Cross nurse Catherine Bosant offering bandaging tips. Gleaners of Second U P plan Thursday at Mrs C M McCormick’s Knox Avenue home, assisted by Mrs Harry Ibank. Third U P Young Ladies’ Bible class to hold all-day quilting Wednesday at church, with a soup lunch. First Baptist Women’s Missionary Section Seven meets Thursday at Mrs Dallas Hildebrand’s Court Street home. Section Seven, First Baptist, hosts Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Ben Reed’s Park address. Policeman James Wysner fixed a loose plank on the P R Ry overhead bridge on West Washington Street, using four spikes and a hammer to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mins Clappie
Boyles Avenue
Mra. Timm
Olkga
Tatapochan
Wesley M. E
Catherine Bosant
The
Red Cross
Prescort
Gleaners Society
Gleaners
Second U. P
C. M. McCormick
Knox Avenida
Harry Ibank
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Dallas Hildebraod
Court Street
Dr R W MacKenzie Promises Cure For Nervous Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to seek Dr R W MacKenzie for a wide range of chronic conditions including nervous, stomach, bladder, blood and skin diseases. It claims rapid improvement, offers personal treatment, and lists a long set of ailments with a promise of restoring health and vigor at 115 North Texterson Street New Castin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UF Ab-Ford Consulting
Tme
New Road Proposed in Neshannock Township
Neshannock Township residents petitioned Judge Emery for a new road location north of the city. The plan runs from the west side of Worth Mercer Street past Hazelcroft Avenue to the Meadow Land company lands and toward the east line road from New Quatie to New Wilmington. Civil Engineer Hugh L. Stewart Attorney J Elder Bryan and Charles McCready named viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Township
Emery
Worth Mercer Street
Hazelcroft Avenue
Hazelcroft
North Mercer
Meadow Land Company
New Quatie
New Wilmington
Hugh L. Stewart
J. Elder Bryan
Charles McCready
Report Of Robbery Staged At Wampum
A Standard Slag Company official reported near Wampum that two men fled yesterday with 15 belonging to other employees. Police search for the alleged robbers, identified as Greeks. The text also references tin in Homeric myths and classical metallurgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Standard Slag Company
Hephaestus
Achilles
Cause of Echoes and a Wager in Edinburgh
An early explanation describes echoes as air waves from shouting reflected back without changing shape. It cites William Lyon, a wandering actor in Edinburgh, who wagered he could repeat the entire Dolly Advertiser at the next rehearsal after a night of drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Williai Lyon
Edinburgh
Dolly Advertiser
Police Reports On Faulty Lights At City Intersections
Police received a report that the street light at Madison Avenue and Liberty Street was out. An arc light at Etna Street and Atlantic Avenue was also out, described as a dangerous intersection for autos. Councilmen informed JL Travers they would ask the mercantile assessor to explain an assessment against Travers brothers as James Travers believes the assessment is too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
Etna Street
Atlantic Avenue
Travers
Travers Brothers
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Owen
Bell
Bell Phone
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Smith-Foster Motor Car CO
Belt
North
Jefferson Street
Distributors of
Carl Nolte & Son
E. Washington
Anderson & Anderson
Grocers North
Home
Seavy
Washington
Miss Young’s Beauty Parlor
North Street
Azarian
Wesrah
Thrilla
Lex
the Regent
Love & Megown
Dollar Savings Association
Tanaa
MAZDA
Marvin Electric Co
North Mercer St
Regent Theatre
Lester's
Eer
Columbia Grafanole
H. R. Boyd
Washington St
Charles Morehouse and Sone
New Bedford
Evana City
Young Ladies’ Bible Class
U. P
First Baptist Church
Ben Reed
Park, Avenue
James Wysner
New Castle
Higgins Bros
Stritmater Bros
America
Princess
Adora
Star Theatre
Gloria Swanson
Hea Bellew
Paka Oone
Gloria
Irrestettie
Conred Nagel
Tune Bridge
Robert Cain
Clarence Burton
Spain
Clare P
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