Dying Engineer Admits Misreading Train Orders
Samuel C. Lint, dying from scalds at Memorial hospital in Johnstown, admits he misread orders that led to a head on crash between Baltimore & Ohio lines Somers et Cambria freight and a pipe line train at a curve near Foustwell. One man killed, 11 injured, including Lint and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Lint
Myersdale
Joseph Benford
Rockwood
Fred Marlowe
Johnstown
Lannon
Memorial Hospital
Lint
Letters Issued in Many Estates
Register and Recorder William Eakin has issued letters in multiple estates. Administrations granted for Maud C. Douglass, William Vogan, Charles Rodgers, Adam Forney, Sarah Baker. Testamentary letters issued for Michael Hartsuff and W S Taylor. Beneficiaries include C A Douglass, W W Vogan, T H Vogan, Otha H Rodgers, Ed K Cover, Louis Linderman, James M Baker, Celia McKensie, Sophia Hartsuff, Mary V Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Linderman
Sarah Baker
Ellwood City
James M. Baker
Celia McKensie
Michael Hartsuff
Shenango Township
Sophia Hartsuff
W. S. Taylor
Fourth Ward
Mary V. Taylor
Mahoning Valley Historical Society Forms New Board
The Mahoning Valley Historical Society of Youngstown plans to collect data and preserve local documents relics and heirlooms in the Reuben McMillen library room. George B Robbins of Niles named trustee and vice president M J McGowan elected historian Louise Edwards librarian and Miss Mary Morse secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Slippery Rock State Normal appoints Maltby for 20th year
Slippery Rock State Normal School re elected Principal A F Maltby for a 20th year term. The board created an assistant mathematics instructor post and filled key officers including J E Ford as president and Andrew L Cooper as vice president. Commencement exercises set for next week with a long graduate list featuring numerous New Castle and Slippery Rock residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Princial
A. F E. Maltby
Harry W. Snyder
J. E. Ford
Slippy Rock
Andrew L. Coopr
Herert R
Jennie M. Badger
Portersville
Hugh Bard
Blanche Barnes
Jackson Center
Lulu C. Barr
Ownieville
Mary E. Bell
Grove City
Argaret K. Bingham
Aude &. Blair
Westford
Ethel Gonner
Waymilton
Ivan N. Boyer
Atesboro
Virginia M. Boyer
Zeliende
Carolyn F. Brunn
Turtle Creek
Elos W. Burnside
Gerrude A. Buxton
Volant
Margaret A. Campbell
Slipperyock
Florence Cann
Stoneboro
Harett Darkhuff
Espyville
Anna Lhristie
Rouseville
George F. Cochan
Sheakleyville
Blanche V. Cooper
Tansfer
Edward S. Cooper
Slippery Ock
George E. Cooper
Hugh P. Cooper
Earthy M. Crawford
Ancy B. Crowther
New Castle
Clara Cungs
Skidmore
Edna E. Curs
Sharon
Lulu N. Davidson
Unity
Mary Havis
Margaret A. Davion
Downieville
Bessie H. Dawson
Arentum
Mary V. Day
Dunn Station
Nellie de Vassie
Carnegie
Mary H. Dillon
Mars
Clarence F. Doerr
Slip
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An early 20th century ad touts Parisian Sage as a non greasy dandruff cure and hair dresser. It claims two week results, money back, with testimonials from Mrs. Wm. Stafford of Eau Claire Wisconsin and Mrs. George Stork of La Fayette Indiana praising hair growth and restored color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Geo. . Clutton
George Stork
5Th St
la Ayetté
Imd
Parisi Age
Seventh Ward Prepares Big Fourth Event Program
Seventh Ward Methodist church members join in the city Fourth of July celebration planning a Sunday July 3 program. Morning services focus on Independence Day meaning with speeches by Prof. W Lee Gilmore and F S Smith. Evening concert led by C H Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Methodist Church
W. Lee Gilmore
F. S. Smith
Surprise handkerchief shower at Burns home for Miss Alice Vance
In Wrest Clayton street a surprise handkerchief shower honored Miss Alice Vance, a popular ward resident. An informal entertainment program was held during the evening as the handkerchief shower unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Wrest Clayton Street
Alice Vance
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh cures by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo is vouched for by Walding Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists. The cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucus surfaces. Testimonials available. price seven cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Whalesale Druggists
Take
Madison Avenue Tennis Party Hosts Large Night Crowd
Misses Clarinda Wallace and Jessie Daugherty along with Messrs Harvey Bush and Robert Hamilton hosted a tennis party at the Madison Avenue grounds on Tuesday night. A large crowd of young people attended and enjoyed the evening’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda Wallace
Jessie Daugherty
Harvey Bush
Robert Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue Grounds
Seventh Warders Camp Along French Creek
Report from the Seventh warders says they are camping along French Creek and enjoying themselves. They have little time to write home, sending only brief scratched sentences on postcards from the seat of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Pennsylvania Shop to Face Haselton on Local Grounds Saturday
The Pennsylvania Shop baseball team will meet Haselton on the local grounds this Saturday after noon. Haselton is regarded as one of the best teams in the region and the matchup is billed as a top notch affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Shop
Haselton
Visitors and injuries noted in regional arrivals
F S Patterson visited Erie on Wednesday while Dr Steen visitors at Conneaut Lake and Clyde Conn of Wampum also visited. Thomas Leichty, with a fractured skull, is recovering nicely. Mrs Moore from eastern Pennsylvania also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Patterson
Erie
Dr. Steen
Conneaut Lake
Clyde Conn
Wampum
Thomas Leichty
Mrs. Moore
Pennsylvania
Local Social Notes and Health Update in North Cedar Ward
Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Shankweiler North Cedar street Rev R N Merrill and Rev C C Merrill will exchange pulpits Sunday morning A large audience of race horse owners has gathered in the Seventh ward Miss Jessie Biddle Edenburg has returned home from Cherry street visits Mrs Lena Gloss Truby and daughter are visiting North Cedar street Miss Sadie Claybaugh Pittsburg touring the west Dr T W Douglass called to Mercer for illness of Dr Borland who is in serious condition Heart trouble listed as the cause of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Biddle
Edenburg
J. B. Daugherty
Cherry Street
Lena Gloss Truby
West Pittsburg
John Gloss
North Cedar Street
Sadie Claybaugh
Pittsburg
Owonda
T. W. Douglass
Mercer
Borland
New Castle
Oscar Strong Held on Lunacy Charge at Plant
Oscar Strong a bricklayer at the Youngstown Sheet Tube company plant is confined to the county jail on a lunacy charge. Officials say his mind was unbalanced by the hot sun while he worked 100 feet in the air yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Strong
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
The Use of Sexine Pills
An advertising brief promotes Sexine Pills for nervous, weak, or irritable individuals. It claims the treatment costs $5, guarantees satisfaction, and offers $1 per box or six boxes for $5 with money-back assurance. Sold by McKee's Cut-Rate Patent Medicine store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
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J. F. Lannan
W. C. Kennell
Hyndman
Medford County
Slipperyrock
Pery Rock
Willa Carson Donaldson
New Brighton
Harriett E. Double
Butler
Vestus B. Duff
Harrisville
Hurst D. Fonda
Sharon Springs
N. Y
Mark W. Frishkorn
Margaret C. Gallagher
Hazelwood
Frances E. Gerber
Ida M. Giles
Clairsville
Sarahe. Glenn
Samuel L. Grossman
George F. Grubb
Lucile P. Hasick
Dora W. Hutchison
Kittanning
Hazel F. Jacobs
Lida Jamison
Beaver Falls
Anna M. Kelly
Noblestown
Rose A. Kelly
Mary A. Kerr
Darlington
Nellie M. BE. Keister
Kiester
Edith E. Kildoo
Roscoe T. Kline
Evans City
Joseph I. Krohn
Point Marion
Bessie Levine
Hilda Lewis
Iva W. Long
Leechburg
Alice M. Lovell
Emlenton
Jeannette B. McBride
Braddock
Elizabeth B. McCamey
Parker
Ewing K. McCamey
Belle L. McCandless
Bella McCandless
Prospect
May H. McCune
Plaingrove
Martin M. McCune
Jennie D. McCurdy
Luemma M. McElroy
Elizabeth M. McElroy
Clintonville
Kathryn L. McGrath
Catherine B. McKee
Worthington
Sylvie S. McMillen
Greenville
Elizabeth C. McWhirter
James F. McQuiston
Ralph H. McQuiston
Reinart P. MacMain
Mr. Oliver
Ursula G. Madden
Elsie M. Malone
Crafton
Walter G. Marburger
Bella G. Marks
Edna M. Marshall
Hazel Dell
Elizabeth E. Martin
Harlansburg
Bertha L. Masson
Minnie RF. Mercer
Mabel E. Metz
Tarentum
Helen L. Miller
Sharpsville
Blanche S. Moore
Harry R. Moore
West Middlesex
Leona&. Moore
Grace M. Moorhead
Mary S. Moorhead
Nellie M. Morley
Harrisburg
Albert N. Morrison
Florence M. Mowry
Mary I. Mullen
Monaco
Margaret A. Nelson
Mary E. Offut
Carrie A. Painter
Sarver
Ernest F. M. Patton
Gertrude M. People
Youngwood
Mabelle J. Presley
Lucile M. Proudfit
Guy H. Ralston
Earl E. Ramsey
Bessie M. Rankin
Elizabeth
Minnie L. Reis
Frances B. Rice
Ruth Richardson
Glenshaw
Genevieve E. Robinson
Grace A. Robinson
Salisburg
Hazel D. Royal
Jamestown
Anna N. Schott
Mabel &. Searight
Beaver
Lillian B. Seel
Lena B. Shaffer
Cochranton
Lucinda E
Dickory
Harry F. Wilson
Mary A. Wilson
Celia
Sara B. Wilson
Elva L. Work
Washington
Sylvia A. Yeager
Charles R. Yockey
East Brady
National Clothing Company
New Castile
Etna Biel Sa
National Clothing CO
M. Louis Hainer
Third Christian Church
Seventh Ward
C.W. Cook Newcaste
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