Seventh Ward Sunday School Picnic at Highland Park
The Mahoning Presbyterian church and Sunday school plan their annual picnic for Wednesday July 15 at Highland park along the Highland avenue street car line. The date favors grocers and meat shop workers who are church members. A ball game and athletic events are expected. committee includes Charles Kriner W C Patterson M L Wallace and Hugh Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Highland Park
Highland Avenue
Charles Kriner
W. C. Patterson
M. L. Wallace
Hugh Chambers
Local lodge meetings listed for week
All lodge meetings are held in the K of P hall on East Cherry street. Amazon lodge No 336 K of P meets this evening at 8 o'clock. Cascade Division No 757 B of L E meets Tuesday at 7 30. Penna Bo lodge No 326 ladies auxiliary to B of L F E meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 Willow Grove lodge No 434 B of L F E meets Wednesday evening at 7 30. The G I A to the B of L E meets Thursday afternoon at 2 Crosscut lodge No 495 I C O F meets Thursday evening at 8. Radiant lodge No 416 B of L F E meets Friday evening at 7 30.
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K. of P
East Cherry Street
Amazon Lodge
Cascade Division
L. E
Penna-Bo Lodge
B. of
Willow Grove Lodge
L. F
Millvale Fishing Club Outing Plans New Canada Trip
Millvale fishing club members anticipate the annual excursion to the French creek property in Canada. A. C. Hyde attends the meeting as local representatives. The group departs August 12, meets in town August 11, and stays about 16 days until August 30. Attending locals include Hyde, George Meyer, Joseph Walker, W. J. Osburn, and Charles Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millvale
A. C. Hyde
French Creek
Canada
Pennsylvania
George Meyer
Joseph Walker
W. J. Osburn
Charles Andrews
Petition Against Sewage Plant Purchase in Seventh Ward
A petition with signatures of 120 taxpayers from the Seventh ward was presented today in council protesting the purchase of the Sword property southeast of the city for a sewage disposal plant. If the council ignores it the backers will take the matter to the state health authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Petition Signers Claim Near Universal Seventh Ward Support
Those who circulated the petition say they could have secured the signature of every voter in the Seventh ward. They assert wide backing and readiness to gather full support if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorities
Seventh Ward
Blinding of Several Moravia Horses Sparks Watch
In Moravia area, at least six farmers report valuable horses going blind in recent weeks. No epidemic evidence found, but observers monitor for a common cause and possible disease link.
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Moravia
Lenetta Jay Leads Trotters This Season
Lenetta Jay Ed McWilliams fastest trotter this year with consistent wins since opening. She lowered her mark to 2 19 1 2 and is set for the 2 20 trot at Cranwood track near Cleveland this week as praised by The American Sportsman of Cleveland.
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Lenetta Jay
Ed McWilliams
Cranwood Track
Cleveland
Boy Scouts and Civic Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
The Boy Scouts plan a special meeting in the pastor's study Tuesday at 7 30 PM. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 45 PM, followed by a Willing Workers gathering. The Opportunity Circle and families will have a picnic at Cascade Park Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Opportunity Circle
Cascade Park
Horchlers Travel for Frostburg Wedding Match
Mr and Mrs William Horchler of Madison avenue leave for a week's visit to Frostburg Maryland to attend the wedding of Lucile Rose Trimble of Mt Savage and George Victor Lambert of Frostburg at St Georges church in Mt Savage next Wednesday June 24. The couple will reside in Frostburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horchler
Madison Avenue
Frostburg
Lucile Rose Trimble
Mt. Savage
George Victor Lambert
St. George’s Church
Fort Wayne Family Visits City Then Plans Return Home
Mrs Edward Park and family from Fort Wayne Indiana are spending a month with relatives in this city. Mr Park has returned to Fort Wayne and will come back later to take the family home. The Park family were well known residents of this part of the city.
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Edward Park
Fort Wayne
Ind
Park
Business trip leader returns home after northern visit
John Y. Sheehy of Newell Avenue returned Saturday from a several day business journey in the northern part of the state. He visited Bradford and Kane, where he spent a night with Rev. John F. during his stay.
Black Former Pastor at Mahon M. E. Church
A former pastor connected to the Mahon M. E. church is noted in the record.
Methodist Church Soup Dinner and Cleaning Day Planned
The Wednesday soup dinner will be served under Mrs. George Meyer's section. Wednesday will be house cleaning day at this church and all those who can are expected to come and spend the day cleaning the church.
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Methodist Church
George Meyer
President Willard Passes Through New Castle Junction In Special Car
President Willard of the B. and O. traveled via a special car through New Castle Junction yesterday. He was accompanied by staff and was en route to Baltimore from Chicago, after a brief stay in the west.
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Willard
New Castle Junction
Baltimore
Chicago
International Paving plant readies for summer production
Large orders for asphalt paving blocks are being filled at the East Cherry street plant of the International Paving company. The plant is in first class shape after testing and is expected to operate steadily throughout the summer.
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East Cherry Street
International Paving Company
Loyal Boys Class Picnic Sup at Cascade Park
The Loyal Boys' class taught by E A Jones plans a picnic supper at Cascade Park on Friday evening. The event names E A Jones as instructor and Cascade Park as location for the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Jones
Cascade Park
McGuire Brothers Attend Funeral in Conneautville
Floyd McGuire of North Cedar Street and his father William McGuire of Princeton left Saturday for Conneautville after hearing of their brother’s death. They will return home after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McGuire
North Cedar Street
William McGuire
Princeton
Conneautville
Fishermen bring home ten or twelve black bass
Messrs. E. A. Jones J. W. Jones and J. M. Robinson motored to Enon on Saturday and fished the Little Beaver river. They reported considerable success and brought home ten or twelve good sized black bass.
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Messrs
E. A. Jones
J. W. Jones
J. M. Robinson
Enon
Little
Beaver River
Carrolls Return From Denver Visit With relatives
Mr and Mrs T J Carroll of North Liberty street have returned from an extended visit in Denver Colorado where they stayed with Mrs Ormsby sister of Mr Carroll’s wife Their visit also included Mrs Ormsby s children who accompanied them home for an extended stay.
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T. J. Carroll
North Liberty Street
Denver, Col
Mrs. Ormsby
Local men set off for fishing at Conneaut Lake
Merle Osburn Charles Hammond John King J T Clark and E S Kildoo were ready to depart this morning for a week at Conneaut Lake to enjoy the excellent fishing reported there.
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Conneaut Lake
Merle Osburn
Charles Hammond
John King
J. T. Clark
E.S. Kildoo
Injured man improves at Shenango Valley hospital
S. G. Booker of North Liberty street, severely injured near the Pennsylvania station days ago, is improving in good shape at Shenango Valley hospital. He is expected to return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Booker
North Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Station
Shenango Valley Hospital
Bake Sale at Wadlinger's Market Draws Strong Support
The Ladies Aid Society of Madison Avenue Christian Church held a Saturday bake sale at Wadlinger's meat market. The event was a decided success with items selling quickly and a nice sum of money realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadlinger’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Clark brothers reel in big haul at Conneaut Lake
J T Clark and his brother H O Clark fished Saturday at Conneaut Lake and brought home more than twenty of the funny tribe, keeping only the largest. They report fishing at that spot has never been better.
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J.T. Clark
H. O. Clark
Conneaut Lake
Improving Slowly After Major Operation at Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs F Stang of Montgomery Avenue is slowly improving after a serious operation at Shenango Valley Hospital. She is getting along as well as could be expected.
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F. Stang
Montgomery Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Boston social visit from Miss Ruth Cooledge to N H Cooledge
Miss Ruth Cooledge of Boston arrived Saturday in the Seventh ward to visit her father N H Cooledge of the International Paving company. She will stay for a short time at least.
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Ruth Cooledge
Boston
Seventh Ward
N. H. Cooledge
The
International Paving Company
Crampine marketed for menstrual relief
Advertises Crampine as a remedy to relieve cramps backache and mood swings during women’s monthly cycles. Promotes no habit forming drugs and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to provide relief when directions are followed. Available at McKee's Rut-Rate Medicine Store for 50 cents with a free sample offer from Dept. B-5 New York.
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McKee
Dept. B-5
Crampine
Mercer Street
New York
Motors To Princeton In Odd Auto Trip
Syling of North Liberty street with Mrs. Clarence Plum and Grover Syling of Ray street moved last evening in Syling’s car to the home of their parents at Princeton.
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Syling
North Liberty Street
Clarence Plum
Grover Syling
Ray Street
Princeton
Wreck Train Foreman Recovers From Injuries
Robert Stafford of the B. and O. wreck train force sustained one finger severed and two broken in an East Clarendon accident. He will be unable to work for some time.
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Robert Stafford
East Clarendon
Davison Brothers Return from Modern Woodmen Camp
Richard and Walter Davison of North Liberty street returned yesterday from Toledo Ohio where they had spent the past week attending the national encampment of Modern Woodmen.
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Richard
Walter Davison
North Liberty Street
Toledo
King Car Sold to State Line Buyer Geering
John Geering of State Line bought a King automobile from King Motor Sales and took possession Saturday. The dealer expects a carload of King cars to arrive later this week.
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John Geering
State Line
King Motor Sales Company
King Cars
Hilyards Return Home After Lima Elida Visit
Mr and Mrs C E Hilyard and children Merritt and Edwin of North Lafayette street returned home Saturday from a two week visit at Lima and Elida Ohio.
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C. E. Hilyard
Merritt
Edwin
North
Lafayette Street
Lima
Elida
Steen and Martin families visit Conneaut Lake
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Steen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin motored yesterday to Conneaut Lake. They spent the day at the lake, traveling in the Steen car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
E. H. Steen
Charles Martin
Conneaut Lake
Steen
Two Men Plan Month-Long Stay in St Louis
Messrs. Charles Schutt of Newell avenue and A. Lindsey of North Cedar street will depart today for St Louis Missouri where they anticipate spending at least a month.
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Messrs
Charles Schutt
Newell Avenue
A. Lindsey
North Cedar Street
St. Louis
Rhodes Plan Two Month Stay At Conneaut Lake Cottage
Mrs. D. D. Rhodes and her daughter Miss Edith from West Madison avenue depart for Conneaut Lake to take a cottage and reside there for two months.
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D. D. Rhodes
Edith
West Madison Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Local residents listed as city visitors and weekend travelers
A long list notes many residents from North Beaver and surrounding towns visiting the city or traveling over the weekend. Names include Elmer Gwin, Mrs. Charles McKinley, Miss Ella Reed, Ralph Dungan, F H Reed, Ross and Sherman Lusk, G L Smith, A A Lawson, Co W Smith, James Gilmore, Clark Wilson, Edwin Porter, Mrs J W Blosser, A C Lynch, Frank Mayberry, Mrs George Jones, Mr and Mrs John Smith, A L Murphy, W E Hackett, Samuel Laughlin, Miss Mary McIlvenny, Harry Howard, Mr and Mrs William Beiersmith, Mrs Hannah Evans, Miss Josephine Root, Mrs Thomas Fitzmartin, Harry King, Mr and Mrs R C Solomon, Miss Mary Ladene, A E Burns, Mrs Thomas Davis, Miss Florence Delane, Mrs W S McCartney, Mrs George Axe, W M Curran, Addison Chambers, Mrs J R McBride, Mrs E N Franks, Miss Carrie Roys, Mrs William Curran, Ray Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gwin
North Beaver
Charles McKinley
Moravia
Ella Reed
Henry Shriner
Willow Grove
Ralph Dungan
West Clayton Street
F. H. Reed
East Madison Avenue
Pittsburg
Ross and
Sherman Lusk
G. L. Smith
West Cherry Street
A. A. Lawson
Montgomery Avenue
Youngstown
Co. W. Smith
Lafayette Terrace
Darlington
Frank Mayberry
North Lafayette Street
George Jones
Harlansburg
John Smith
Mahoning Avenue
Long Avenue
A. L. Murphy
First Street
W. E. Hackett
West Madison Avenue
Samuel Laughlin
Mt. Jackson
Mary McIlvenny
Newell Avenue
Jackson Centre
Harry Howard
South Lafayette Street
Erie
William Beiersmith
North Cedar Street
Hannah Evans
Josephine Root
Farmdale, O
Thomas Fitzmartin
Frank Nugent
Lafayette Street
Harry King
Ravenna
R. C. Solomon
North Wayne Street
Mary Ladene
Salem
Fred Hammond
East Cherry Street
A. E. Burns
New Bedford
Earl Burns
Thomas Davis
Sharon
D. Jenkins
Florence Delane
Washingtonville
W. S. McCartney
North Liberty Street
Mercer
George Axe
Pulaski
W. M. Curran
East Clayton Street
Linesville
Grove City
Ray Cline
Is Snendinge
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes
Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Miss Hazel Jackson, Prof W. Lee Gilmore, Mrs. J. Coulter and granddaughter Effie Stickle, and Clare Hettenbaugh on lake trips via Cleveland and Niagara Falls. Others report visits or returns among families on North Cedar, North Ashland, East Madison, and Westland avenues, plus trips to Hartstown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jackson
Westland
James Cripps
North Cedar Street
J. C. Coulter
Effie Stickle
North Ashland Avenue
Cleveland
W. Lee Gilmore
North Liberty Street
Bessemer
William T. Bevan
Niles, CO
Emma Bevan
Clare Hettenbaugh
Madison Avenue
Toledo
Niagara Falls
A. C. Leslie
Gibsonia
John
Anna Leslie
Wabash Avenue
Mark Tobias
Squirrel Hill
Pittsburg
M. S. Parker
J.O. Brown
Koppel
Fridge Cleaning Instructions From An Old Note
A fragment advises on treating a refrigerator with zinc contact and kerosene, then leaving it open for several hours before washing with ammonia roamite soapsuds and drying thoroughly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh Ward News
Presbyterian Church
Admiral Coffee
Admiral
Dilworth Brothers Company
Pittsburgh
Smith Premier Department
Remington Typewriter Company Incorporated
East
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Madison Avenue Christian
Father
Moiun Icture
Eae
Joe Thomas
Cherry Street
Harris’ Store
G. H. Cook & CO. Tailors and Men’s Outfitters
Liberty St
Will
James Gilmore
Clark Wilson
Edwin Porter
J. W. Blosser
A. C. Lynch
Brussels
United States
Axminster
Co. F. Buchanan
Centralia
E. J. Walter
Hartstown
D. C. Henshaw
Lila
Butler
Mary Stickle
Northland Avenue
James Stickle
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