Speculators Interested in Pymatuning Land Deals
A visitor from the American Reclamation company of Rochester New York told Meadville's Tribune Republican that options on land near the Pymatuning swamp would be inundated if the state proceeds with building a reservoir. He spoke during a Meadville visit this week.
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Meadville
Tribune-Republican
American Reclamation Company
Rochester
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Shenango Valley
Linesville
Bessemer Railroad Company
Pymatuning
Women Still Hopeful About Pinkham Remedy and Dam debate
The piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with displacement and other ailments, citing a testimonial from Mrs. S. T. Hurvey of Eldon Missouri. It also discusses Meadville landowners resisting options on Pymatuning swamp land amid plans for a Pennsylvania reservoir and state condemnation, noting prior land appraisals and potential farming value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Hurvey
Missouri
Man caught smoking in powder mill seeks quiet resting place
A young man found smoking a cigarette inside a powder mill claimed he sought a peaceful spot to rest. He implied that if left undisturbed a bit longer, he would have located the place he wanted.
German Liner Damaged in Collision in Dense Mist
A German liner sustained damage after colliding with an unidentified vessel in thick fog that limited visibility to about one ship length. The incident occurred amid a heavy mist, hindering any precise sighting of nearby ships.
Local residents visit and church notice at Neshanock area
McCaslin residents host visitors from New Castle and nearby towns with weekly calls and social visits. Ed Book travels to New Castle. Della and Minnie Burns return from Akron. Communion services shift to Eastbrook U P church next Sunday, so Neshanock U P church will not hold services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kildoo
Mary Nelson
Thomas Elliott
Westminster College
J. Q. Baker
Virginia
J. H. Ray
Edward Safford
Martha Boyd
Della
Minnie Burns
Akron
Mt. Hermon
McCaslin
New Castle
Ed Antheny
F. F. Russell
Clarence McFarland
Harlansburg
Lake Kildoo
Grant Cubbison
Joseph
Sharon
J. A. Ray
Neshannock U. P
Eastbrook U. P
Children’s Day Observance at Bethel A M E Church
The Bethel A M E church on North Green Street outlines its Sunday Children’s Day program led by Rev. W H Truss. The schedule includes a 10 45 service a 1 pm Sunday school a 3 pm Nora Court service an annual sermon at 6 30 pm teacher training at 8 pm and a children’s day program with songs recitations and an address on children’s day observance.
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Bethel A. M. BE
North Green Street
W. H. Truss
Nora Court
Bishop Israel to Arrive Tonight for Erie Visit
The Rt. Rev. Rogers Israel bishop of Erie will officiate at St Andrew's chapel tomorrow at 11 00 and at Trinity church at 8 00 with a confirmation service in the evening. He will arrive from Erie via the Pennsylvania railroad at 7 25 tonight and will stay as a guest of S D Pearson and family of West Grant street.
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Rogers Israel
D. D
Erie
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Trinity Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
City
S. D. Pearson
West Grant Street
Ashes of Pardee Couple Sent by Parcel Post
The remains of James K. Pardee and his wife arrived in Rochester by parcel post from Gladstone Oregon. Cremated ashes were placed in a copper can and interred at Lacock cemetery in the Lukins family plot after a short service by Rev. George W. Lamb. Pardee, once a Junction City druggist, was a Mason. this is reportedly the first use of parcel post to convey human ashes.
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James K. Pardee
Rochester
Parcel Post
Beaver Falls
Gladstone
Oregon
Lacock Cemetery
Lukins
George W. Lamb
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pardee
Junction City
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New Castle News
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO
REW Castle Dry Goods Company
The
Southampton
Eng
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm IT
Incemore
English Channel
Rev. Clark
Eastbrook
Marguerite West
Olive Elliott
Bethel
Israel
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