Seventh Ward Protest Over Sewage Plant Site
Residents of the seventh ward protested the city council's choice of the Sword farm near New Castle Junction for a sewage disposal plant. One hundred twenty residents signed the petition in objection this morning, council moved to file it, and no further action was announced. The city engineer was instructed to notify the state department of efforts to secure the Sword farm site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Sword Farm
New Castle Junction
Barnett
State Department
Melancholy Women and the Pinkham Remedy Claim
An article asserts melancholy or blues is usually an organic disturbance. It touts Ida E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for such conditions, supported by testimonials from women who claim recovery through its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idia BE. Pinkham
Seventh Ward Opposes Sewage Plant Site Move
Seventh ward residents resist a new sewage disposal plant location near their homes. They vow to press the issue with Dr Dixon of the state health department if council ignores their petition, fearing any site adjoining the ward could harm local dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw’s Island
Sword Farm
Seventh Ward
Dixon
State Health Department
Wampum Barn Burned by Lightning Near Crescentdale
Lightning struck Dr. Joseph Rhodes s bank barn near Crescentdale in Wampum Pennsylvania last night destroying the structure and its contents. Estimated loss about 3000 with hay wheat a horse farm implements and countless chickens burned. home on the farm remained unharmed while a train whistle warned nearby residents during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Joseph Rhodes
Crescentdale
Mark McConnell
Funeral services for June Manarere held in Hoyt�dale
Funeral services for the late June Manarere a well known Italian man of Koppel were held Saturday. The interment took place at Hoytdale cemetery. Members of the Chewton Italian lodge marched to the cemetery with the local band leading the procession. Jerry Pacielle president of the lodge spoke at the cemetery and Tony Accosta vice president spoke at the deceased home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Manarere
Koppel
Hoytdale Cemetery
Chewton
Jerry Pacielle
Tony Accosta
Italian Mission Speaker Draws City Congregation
The Italian minister of the M E church at New Castle spoke at the local Methodist church Sunday evening, delivering an illustrated address before a large congregation. His remarks were found interesting by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
New Castle
Miss Blanche Grinnen Improves After Illness Report
Miss Blanche Grinnen who has been seriously ill with a threatened appendicitis shows slight improvement after several days. Doctors are attempting to avoid surgery at the present time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Grinnen
Mrs Morrow in Serious Condition Amid Typhoid Battle
Mrs. Charles Morrow struggles with typhoid fever and is judged seriously ill. Her young daughter, also afflicted, shows notable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morrow
Reverend Randall Dines With Chewton Couple
Pastor F H Randall of Chewton Christian church attended a six o clock dinner last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Galbreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Randall
Chewton
Miss Lavina Robinson Taken To Shenango Valley Hospital
Miss Lavina Robinson, a prominent city resident, was taken to Shenango Valley hospital on Saturday for treatment. Her condition is described as quite serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Robinson
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Overland Visit Parshall Home
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Overland of Homewood motored Sunday to the home of Mr and Mrs C M Parshall of this place for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Overlander
Homewood
C. M. Parshall
Weekend visitors and guests across local towns
Miss Jennie McMillin of New Castle spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs C L Repman and son Eugene visited Beaver Falls. Frank Gibson of Midland visited Mr and Mrs Robert Freed. Miss Hazel Ramsey of Detroit is guest of her mother in Chewton. Miss Fannie Shallenberger of Hubbard concluded a visit with parents. Miss Agnes Kerr and Charles Rhodes of New Galilee were Wampum visitors. Mrs Oscar Kidwell of Pittsburg is guest of her parents. Robert Freed Jr spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Charles Shuler and daughter of New Castle visited relatives in Wampum. James Wogan of New Castle visited grandparents. Mr and Mrs McClymonds and children of Denver are guests of Mrs McClymonds sister. Miss Marie Hinsey and Elma Marshall of Uniontown are guests of Mr and Mrs William Shuler. Howard Aley and daughter of Beaver Falls spent Sunday with his parents.
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Frank Gibson
Midland
Robert Freed
Hazel Ramsey
Detroit
Ramsey
Chewton
Fannie Shallenberger
Hubbard, C
Agnes Kerr
Charles Rhodes
New Galilee
Oscar Kidwell
Pittsburg
John Shuler
Robert Freed, Jr
Charles Shuler
New Castle
Wampum
James Wogan
James McAnns
McClymonds
Denver
W. W. Yoho
Marie Hinsey
Elma Marshall
Uniontown
William Shuler
Howard Aley
Beaver Falls
R.H. Aley
Olive Raub
W. K. Crosby
Sandy Lake
J. F. Hofmeister
Ethel Coates
N. A. Cearfoss
Bert Wallace
Hugh MclIntosh
Hillsville
Ray Biddle
Dorothy Stanley
Mahoningtown
Clay McClelland
California
J. H. McCleland
North Side
Harry McCullough
Florence Leisure
H. B. McCullough
Youngstown
Roberta
J. H. McCurdy
Alice Reeble
James Reeble
C. E. Stanley
Olive Gilmore
Harry Wallace
Belle Thompson
New Castle Road
Thompson
Clay Street
Ira Beight
Annabelle
Walter
Curt Webb
Berlin Center
Webb
L. L. Toy
FR. F. Ashton
Olive
Anna
East Palestine
Ashton
Charles Hofmeister
Cascade Park
Charles Mack
Grace Stansley
J. E. Morrow
Mary E. Me
Local Families Visit Relative Homes This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McAnlis of New Castle spent Sunday with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAnlis. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Clark and children of Beaver Falls visited Mrs. Clark's parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson for the week end. Gus Grinnen and children Velma and Earl of Hubbard Ohio spent the week end with Mrs. Grinnen. Mrs. James Barnett and daughter Mary Jane of Princeton returned home after visiting relatives in Wampum with Mr. and Mrs. Alex MecConahy and others of New Castle who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McAnlis
New Castle
Robert McAnlis
Robert Clark
Beaver Falls
Clark
Thomas Wilson
Gus Grinnen
Velma and
Earl
Hubbard, O
Mary Jane
Princeton
Wampum
Alex. MecConahy
S. J. Conner
M. J. Conner
Local notes from Edenburg and nearby towns
Community brief listing numerous visits and events from Edenburg and surrounding areas. Includes social calls in New Castle, visits to Mahoningtown and Berlin Center, a diphtheria illness in Roberta McCurdy, cat bite incident, and family outings to East Palestine and Cascade Park.
Queen Esther Circle Hosts New Members At Parkstown Road
Miss Hannah Bashline welcomed guests to the Queen Esther circle on Parkstown road Friday evening. The regular program was presented and three new members were welcomed. A social hour followed with a buffet lunch prepared by Miss Bashline and her mother. Special guest Miss Dorothy Stanley of Mahoningtown attended.
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Hannah Bashline
Qeen Esther
Parkstown Road
Graduates Paul and Arthur McGill Start Engineering Careers
Paul K. McGill and Arthur H. McGill, sons of Mr and Mrs E E McGill of Garfield avenue, have graduated from the University of Pittsburg. Paul earned a civil engineering degree and secured a job with the Pittsburg Limestone company, while Arthur earned mechanical engineering and will work for the Edgar Thomson Steel company. They plan to begin duties around July 1 after a short rest.
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Paul K. McGill
Arthur H. McGill
E. E. McGill
Garfield Avenue
University of Pittsburg
Paul
Arthur
Pittsburg Limestone Company
Edgar Thomson Steel Company
It Must Be Great to Be a Man in Dress Codes
A quotation exchange discusses gender expectations in clothing. A man claims one suit lasts for years, while a woman needs a new gown for every party, prompting another remark that a single suit endures for years for men.
Simpson Church Freed From Ten-Year Debt Dedicates Service
A 3 pm Sunday dedication at Simpson M E church celebrated debt freedom after ten years. Rev J L Stratton led with Dr J H Clemens Dr S M Gordon and Rev J Worner participating. A First Church quartet and multi nationality Sunday school children joined in praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E
J. L. Straton
J. H. Clemens
First
S. M. Gordon
Mahoningtown
J. ©. Worner
Wesley
Thanks for helping fund the new area’s service success
The notice expresses gratitude to all contributors who paid the debt and supported the new area’s prosperity and service success. It acknowledges broad thanks for collective effort and financial support enabling the project.
Seeds and nostalgia amid cherry season reminiscences
An elderly resident recalls childhood cherry seed eating and competitions to swallow seeds. He warns that modern illness, appendicitis, risks hospital operations, noting seeds were once used in cherry pies as well.
Beav er Falls Woman Rescues Self After Poison Attempt
Beaver Falls June 22 A young woman Bertha Roh daughter of Mr and Mrs Mc Amer confessed to her mother that she took four tablets of bichloride of mercury in a personal crisis intent She regrets the rash act and wishes to live She is at Beaver Valley General hospital removed last Thursday after taking the poison Some doubt had been expressed about the exact poison taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Bertha Roh
McAmer
Beaver Valley General Hospital
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Wells Furniture Co
Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Wells Co
George Whehn Son & Co
Triumph Bed Spring Co
West Washington St
Beaver St
W. R. Gardner
Kingan
Wampum News
Hoytdale
Francesco Guglielmi
Galbreath
Jennie McMillin
C. L. Repman
Eugene
Edenburg
Guire
Messrs
Clifton Coburn
Wylie Dickson
Clifford Beight
Alex Miller
John Gilmore
Carl Wallace
United States
Canada
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