Graselli Employees Rally for Mercy Fund via Red Cross Drive
Lawrence county Red Cross chairman J. C. McCready announces Graselli Chemical Company will send 1000 dollars through local channels as part of a nationwide Red Cross appeal. Plant workers are raising additional funds and ministers are urged to request contributions across churches to support war relief and the army in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCready
Lawrence County Red Cross Association
H. E. Rappold
Graselli Chemical Company
Red Cross
Graselli Company
Lawrence County
Cleveland
American Red Cross
McCready
United States
France
McSparren
Welsh Leaders Plan 20 000 Crowd for Wales Day
Prominent Welshmen from across the country will address about 20 000 people at Cascade Park on July 14 for Wales Day. Expected speakers include Hon. David J. Lewis, Hon. John W. Ford, and James J. Davis. Delegations from Farrell Sharon Woodlawn Aliquippa Youngstown Pittsburg Uniontown and Franklin will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
David J. Lewis
Baltimore
John W. Ford
Philadelphia
James J. Davis
Pittsburg
Lewis
Knox & Son ad lists household items for sale
The notice catalogues scales weights brass scoops tea and coffee cans open cans two horses and wagon a coffee mill and an oil tank at Jno Knox and Son 206 East Washington Street in an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Knox & Son
E. Washington St
Women's Scrap Goes Higher Over Terrace Avenue Clash
Mrs. Katy Misher was held for court by Alderman Mantz after a hearing on aggravated assault and battery claim by Annie De Beck stemming from a clothes line dispute. Witness testimony varied. a jury will decide. Joe Stiney pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid fines. Arthur Bell admitted assault and a disorderly conduct charge and paid fines. Peter Frank withdrew an information accusing Pasquale Tulio of felonious shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Misher
Alderman Mantz
Annie de Beck
Terrace Avenue
de Beck
Misher
Joe Stiney
Carnival Company
Herbert C. Moore
Moore
Stiney
Arthur Bell
B. F. Grannis
Williams Street
Peter Frank
Mantz
Pasquale Tulio
Thompson Faces Investigation Over Malfeasance
Chicago dispatch reports State's Attorney Hoyne probes whether Mayor William Hale Thompson can be tried for malfeasance for denying aldermen rights. The council refused to confirm his new school board appointees, police guarded offices, and public opinion blamed his pro German stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
William Hale Thompson
Council Committee On Judiciary
John R. Kennedy
Thompson
Link
Alderman Richert
McCormick
Board of Education
Education Board
Big Fourth At Bedford
New Bedford July 4 celebration to honor local war veterans and registered youths. Civic league selects C. G. Lindner president with committees for speakers grounds music and entertainment. Hopewell Presbyterian church grounds host the homecoming with a band, refreshments, and a large community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Civic League
C. G. Lindner
B. M. Paul
William French
Ellis McFarland
J. J. Shields
O. H. Rodgers
George Workman
John Cowden
R. M. Shields
Orrin Bradley
Irvin Ropp
CG. Lindner
Harvesting Alfalfa On Henley Farm In Mahoning Township
Farmers in the county watch an alfalfa experiment at George Henley’s eight acre Mahoning township farm. Twenty tons have been cut and two more similar crops are expected this summer, totaling three harvests in a year. The yield is good and stock are fed with the alfalfa. The success may lead to expansion to other farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henley
Mahoning Township
Henley
Tony Lombardo Faces Domestic Clash and Forfeit
Police reports describe Antonio Lombardo involved in a domestic dispute with his wife. He allegedly attacked, was detained by officers, and a ten dollar forfeit was posted to ensure his appearance this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Lombardo
Tony
Few More That Did Not Register Here
Police report additional cases of persons suspected of not registering under national registration laws. Investigations continue and arrests are forecasted as authorities claim New Castle complied with presidential and congressional orders, making nonregistrants exceedingly few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Congress
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
This morning admissions at Shenango Valley Hospital include Mildred June O'Brien Pearson street Pearl Smith Terrace avenue Ivan Daniels Lyndal street and James Valley Liberty street. Discharges include Vincent Molker Park avenue Louis Carmells Wabash avenue and Louise Moore Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mildred June O’brien
Pearson Street
Pearl Smith
Terrace Avenue
Ivan Daniels
Lyndal Street
James Valley
Liberty Street
Vincent Molker
Park Avenue
Taking No Chance On Pest House Escape
New Castle authorities guard the pest house closely after three prisoners confined there for smallpox are kept under day and night guard. Windows and doors are locked at night and a guard stays on duty outside. The patients are recovering from the worst stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Post 100 Meets Monday Evening
A regular meeting of Post No. 100 G. A. R. will be held Monday evening in the regular meeting place in the city building. Every member is requested to be present. Thomas McKee, Commander. J. C. McMillin, Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKee
J. C. McMillin
Personal Mention of Robert Hamill Illness
Robert Hamill of the South Side remains about the same after being ill for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hamill
South
Cocchi Confesses in Bologna in Ruth Cruger Case
Police in Bologna report Cocchi has confessed to the Ruth Cruger disappearance. U S agents join the probe into an international white slave ring linked to Cruger, with investigations touching a Latin American network and a man wanted on abduction charges. The Cruger inquiry resumes Monday with Henry Cruger expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocchi
Bologna
New York
Ruth Cruger
U. S
Secret Service
Cruger
Buenos Aires
William J. Flynn
U. S. Secret Service
Chief Flynn
Miss Consuelo LaRue
Miss LaRue
Jose A. del Campo
del Campo
Miss la Rue
Koenig
South America
Crugers
Faurot
Henry D. Cruger
Walstein
Cabbage Sale Extended Delays in Planting and Shipping
The garden committee warns cabbage plants ordered by the board of trade should not be planted until the first week of July and will ship only by month end. Orders placed after Monday July 2 may be refunded if insufficient stock. A Hackensack girl of 15 had her marriage annulled and returned to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Hackensack
Grange Hall Dedicated Near Youngstown Road
The Mahoning Valley Grange dedicated its new two story hall six miles west of the city on the Youngstown road. John A. McSparran and other guests attended as attendees praised patriotic spirit amid wartime. A large supper followed the formal ceremony and a program of speeches looked to 1940 with racey optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Conway
Mahoning Valley
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Grange Hall
John A. McSparran
Lancaster County
Worthy
Pennsylvania Grange
Walters School
The
Grange
State Grange
Louisville
Mahoning Valley Grange
R. D. Walter
Harry Thompson
L. O. Cover
Jennie Whiting
Ceres
Mae Houk
Flora
John Bruce
Clvie
Ralph Allison
the Grange
Roy McBride
Teressa Fullerton
Westfield
George Dean
Audley Boak
Princeton
John W. Cox
New Wilmington
H. R. Pickett
Deaths of the Day funeral for John W. Henderson
The funeral for John W. Henderson was held at his Alborn Mill Road childhood home on Friday at 2 30 pm. Rev R L Lanning of the First U P church conducted the service with singing by Hazel McKee and Marjorie Smith. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers Henry Weinschenk Frank Geiger Lee Cooper Hugh Jameson Lafayette Kerr and Walter Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. M Henderson
Alborn Mill Road
Henderson
R. L. Lanning
U. P
Hazel McKee
Marjorie Smith
Oak Park Cemetery
Henry Weinschenk
Frank Geiger
Lee Cooper
Hugh Jameson
Lafayette Kerr
Walter Robinson
Elizabeth West
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
McClelland
Zahniser of
Sharon
Hall
Arlington Avenue Free Methodist Church
Oak Park
O. M
J. D. Waggoner
Harry Corban
Frank Young
Louis Hoon
John Jones
Mrs. Tucker Buried In Greenwood Home Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker were held at her Greenwood Avenue home with Rev. S. M. F. Nesbitt officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery with her sons as pallbearers. many friends and relatives attended.
Thirteen Lawrence Co Doctors Enlist for War Service
Thirteen Lawrence County doctors from Ellwood City New Wilmington and nearby towns join the Medical Officers Reserve Corps as first lieutenants awaiting call when the U S army goes to France. They underwent exams as notary Roy Jameson witnessed, with eye and ear checks by Dr. Trainor and Dr. Lee performing physicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Roy Jameson
W. H. Lee
C. E. Trainor
Coprs
Charles A. E. Codman
Medical Society of Philadelphia
Henry D. Jump
Philadelphia County Medical Society
John D. McLean
S. Leon Gans
Physicians’ Motor Club of Philadelphia
Medical Reserves
Codman
Medical Reserve Corps
Jumps
McLean
Gans
Sam Harris Returns After Jury Duty in Pittsburg
Sam Harris came back to the city after weeks serving as a juryman in a United States district court in Pittsburg. A rural Knoxville Maryland mail carrier has traveled 93 miles over 12 years and missed 80 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harris
Pittsburg
United States District Court
Knoxville
President Moves To Fix Steel Price
President Wilson met with Federal Trade Commission officials in Washington on June 23 to discuss investigations into fixing equitable prices for steel, coal, and foodstuffs. He consulted with Chairman Harris and later with Secretary Redfield, with an official statement pending from the White House. The move follows a previously requested food price investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Harris
Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
White House
Realty Transfers Show Numerous Small Property Deals
George Wood transfers to Sherman Wimner in Fourth ward for 1750 dollars. W E Wright sells Edenburg to James K Lowash for 1 dollar. Walter S Reynolds to Walter Zurowski in Union for 1 dollar. Giovanonino DiCaprio to Domeni co Rossa in Third ward for 1 dollar. Edward F Connelly to Lewis FE Sherman in Fifth ward for 1 dollar. Philip J Naton trustee to Bessie S Pliler in Second ward for 200 dollars. Bessie Pliler to Robert M Strickler Jr in Second ward for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Sherman Wimner
W. E. Wright
James K. Lowash
Edenburg
Walter S. Reynolds
Walter Zurowski
Union
Giovanonino DiCaprio
Domenico Rossa
Edward F. Connelly
Lewis FE. Sherman
Philip J. Naton
Bessie S. Pliler
Bessie Pliler
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
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City of
New
Castle
Herb D. McGown
Council
Bedford
Armistice
Clared
Post 100
Bologne
Italy
Mahoning Valley Organization
McSparran
Mr. Henderson
Mrs. West
Lawrence CO
C. M. Iseman
Ellwood City
W. D. Cleland
Harlansburg
W.W. A. Clark
Yowapays Irs Sam
Mgoun
W. F. Dufford & CO
East Washington
Washington St
BELL
E. North
White & Son
Neshannock Avenue
Chas. R. Kelley
Rurenan
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