Deaths of the Day Miss Crissie Dinsmore
Funeral services were held for Miss Crissie Dinsmore a lifelong Lawrence county resident who died at the Dinsmore homestead near McCaslin after months of poor health from grip. She is survived by one sister Mrs Mary Wilkinson and was buried in the Neshannock United Presbyterian church cemetery.
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Crissie Dinsmore
Lawrence County
Dinsmore
McCaslin
Mary Wilkinson
Neshannock Township
Neshannock
Pretty Dinner at Cascade Park and Local Gatherings
A social dinner at Cascade Park hosted by Mrs. Mece Candless honored Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. Frank Ink with 16 guests. The Castelonian club planned a theatre party but rain forced cancellation. Separate Nameless club gathering at Mrs. Craig Steen’s featured cards and lunch. Bennie Campi dies at Snakes Rest aged 79 after years of cancer.
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John Mece- Candless
County Line Street
Cascade Park
John Taylor
Washington
Frank Ink
Pittsburg
Castelonian Club
American Women’s Guild to Host Picnic at Patton Home
The American Women’s Guild will hold its annual picnic at Mrs. J. Y. Patton’s home on the Harlansburg road Saturday July 4. The committee meets Thursday evening June 25 at Mrs. C. N. Lockhart’s home 70 Smithfield Street to finalize plans.
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American Women’s Guild
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
C. N. Lockhart
Smithfield Street
Miss Laura Marquis Plans Eight Country Tour Abroad
Miss Laura Marquis of Front Street will depart Thursday morning for Montreal to sail to Liverpool. She travels with out of town friends on a grand tour visiting eight countries and expects to return around September 1.
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Laura Marquis
Front Street
Montreal
Liverpool
Rhodes Couple Returns From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs James F Rhodes returned from a wedding trip to Cleveland and Detroit and have moved to housekeeping at Portersville.
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James F. Rhodes
Cleveland
Detroit
Portersville
Croton L. T. L. Hosts Social on School Lawn
The Croton Ladies Talent League held a social Monday evening on the Croton school lawn. A large crowd attended and the event was a success with summer flowers decorating the tables set at intervals.
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The
Croton L. T. L
Croton School
Sleeper Route to Toronto via Pittsburg Lake Erie CP
Train service begins June 15 from Pittsburg daily at 10 p m central time except Sunday, arriving Toronto 8 35 the next morning. See George Hamilton ticket agent for details.
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Toronto
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Canadian Pacific
Geo. Hamilton
Moonlight Party at Rock Point Draws 300-Plus Crowd
Knights of Pythias and guests left the city at 8 pm for a Rock Point moonlight party. The crowd of 300-plus from Wheeling? Wampum Ellwood City and Youngstown enjoyed music from 8:30 to 11:30 pm. Organizers named were D G Williams Lee Taylor Ford Fulkerson Charles Martin and James Dunnan. An event is planned for Tuesday July 28 at Rock Point. Mr and Mrs John of Youngstown attended.
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Knights of Pythias
Rock Point
Wampum
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Messrs
D. G. Williams
Lee Taylor
Ford Fulkerson
Charles Martin
James Dunnan
John
Local Weddings and Picnic Plans Highlight Day
At 8 o clock the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Schied and Mr. George Meagher will be at St Marys church. The Grocers picnic and the Winona clay will hold a picnic at Cascade park. Commencement exercises at Slippery Rock State Normal start at 1 pm. The Evening club plans a Cascade park picnic. Mrs Strohecker and two children will spend the summer in Denver after leaving Wednesday evening.
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Elizabeth Schied
George Meagher
St. Mary’s Church
George Pohl
Shaw Street
Cascade Park
Fred Gilliland
Pittsburg
John B. Rendall
Greensburg
Nellie Musser
Miffin
Winona Clay
Errol Matthews
South New Castle Borough
Charles Mayberry
Monroe Street
J. L. Stratton
Mary Gillford
Near Sharon
C. Johnson
New Bedford
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Frank Strohecker
North Bay Street
William Abblett
Hutchinson Street
Denver
Col
Phillips Family Heads to Penetang for Summer
Mr and Mrs E I Phillips and their son Elmer Isaac depart North Beaver street Tuesday morning for a summer residence in Penetang Ontario Canada.
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E. I. Phillips
Elmer Isaac
North Beaver Street
Penetang
Ontario
Can
Highland 500 Club Entertainment Friday by Mrs Haelzle
The Highland 500 club will be entertained Friday afternoon July 3 by Mrs George Haelzle of Wallace Avenue.
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Highland 500 Club
George Haelzle
Wallace Avenue
Local Residents Return Visits and Guests in City
Joseph Edwards of Youngstown returns from a visit with friends in the city. Mrs. Alice Tidd of Youngstown guests at T. H. Greer’s Croton avenue home. Mrs. J. M. Brewer of New York visits her niece Mrs. W. S. Clark in the Moore block. Miss May Snyder returns from visiting Misses Eva and Florence Carmichael of Hubbard. Miss Anna Craig attends the funeral of the late Mrs. T. H. Greer in Youngstown. Frank Shiner returns from W. & J. College to spend the summer with his parents on Court street.
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Alice M. Greer
Croton Avenue
T. F. Phillips
Youngstown
William Greer
Robert Greer
George Greer
Edward Froggett
Frank Decker
Alice Tidd
T. H. Greer
J. M. Brewer
New York City
W. S. Clark
Moore Block
May Snyder
Lathrop Street
Eva and
Florence Carmichael
Hubbard
Anna Craig
South Mill Street
Frank Shiner
W. & J. College
John A Shiner
Court Street
Madam LaFell at Sherman House Offers Free Consults
New York clairvoyant Madam LaFell visits the Sherman House for several days offering free consultations and discounted proof readings this week to interested clients.
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Madam LaFell
New York
Sherman House
Price No Object. North Mill Street Sale Ad
Advertisement lists contact options Union phone 942 and Bell phone 1429-2 for a sale on North Mill Street in New Market. Includes 26012 as code or ZIP. No further details on items.
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North Mill Street
Union
New Market
Bell Phone
City Streets Damaged by Hard Rain
Considerable damage occurred to many city streets by Monday night’s heavy rain. Some repaired sections are again washed out. Citizens urge cement gutters on all streets prone to washes, noting hills with gutters show good results and suggesting gutters reduce repair costs.
Girard to Welcome Major New Industry Plant
Youngstown June 23 Official word announces the A M Byers Coal company of Pittsburg will install a mammoth plant in Girard Ohio The facility will include 40 puddle mills and a large skeep rolling department and will employ 600 to 700 men The company already holds controlling interest in the Girard blast furnace which ships its product to Pittsburg for rolling A community celebration will mark the first shovel of dirt and village notice will be given prior to the event Once a thriving steel town the mills were moved after a strike leaving Girard diminished
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Youngstown
A. M. Byers Coal Company
Pittsburg
Girard
Steel Trust
Deacon Bob Whitla's Pointer Dog Dies at 12
Valued city dog Deacon, owned by Bob Whitla, died after a long illness due to cancer. The animal, one of the best known in the city, was 12 years old and had been treated surgically earlier without relief.
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Deacon
Bob Whitla
Pittsburg Plate Glass Plans Art Glass Headstones
Pittsburg Plate Glass announces immediate production of art glass headstones with a feature that allows a blown photograph of the deceased to be set into the grass. The plan highlights an innovative tombstone design for grave markers.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Bryson Plumbing Co Serves Orders Promptly
The Bryson Plumbing Co at 29 East Street invites orders and promises prompt attention and guaranteed work. Bell phone 1632. 254ff.
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The
Bryson Plumbing Co
East Street
Bell Phone
Disease Germs and Sanitation in City Sewers and Stables
A Victorian-era discussion urges cleaning sewer vaults and stables to stop disease spread. It links tainted well water, fly and mosquito vectors, and soil contamination to typhoid and other illnesses. It advocates sand plaster, copperas, and lime solutions as disinfectants.
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Dana
Cuba
Panama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Crissie Dinsmore
Mrs. Greer
William E. Reed
L. N. Reed
Shenango Township
Savannah Cemetery
Craig Steen
North Street
George Pasters
Cumberland Avenue
Bennie Campi
St. Vitus’ Church
Snakes Rest
Lawn Social
New Castle
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Xour Guarantee
R. L. Matthews Electric CO
North and Mill Sts
Joseph Edwards
Girard, CO
London
Weil-Haskel
Haskel-Griffon
Bonwit & Co
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