Ordinance Sets Terms For Townships Connecting To Sewers
City council debates an ordinance granting permission for townships to connect their sanitary sewers to the city system. Union township objects to survey costs and front footage charges, and to inspection fees. The measure requires branches kept clear and allows the city to disconnect for violations. Butler avenue widening and building conformance are also addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genkinzer
White
Union Township
Genkinger
Harvey Milholland Felow
River Baptism by Castle Mission at Croton Avenue
Crowds gathered Sunday afternoon at the river side near the new bridge for baptismal services led by Evangelist L. Schmidt of the Castle Hill Mission. The event tied to June 29 as a second baptismal service will follow the ongoing tent meetings at the mission grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
New Bridge
Castle Hill
Evangelist L. Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
City Council Approves East Side Improvement Ordinances
The council at City Hall adopted two ordinances to widen and pave East Washington street from County Line to Butler and Butler avenue to the city line. East Washington now 30 feet wide will be widened to 36 feet to improve traffic and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Avenue
East Washington Street
City Hall
County Line Street
Medics To Attend 81st AMA Convention in Detroit
Dr. E A Snyder of Winter Avenue and Dr. Mary J Baker of South Mill Street, Lawrence County Medical Society members, will attend the 81st annual American Medical Association convention in Detroit this week. The event opens tonight and runs through the week with about eight thousand physicians expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Snyder
Winter Avenue
Mary J. Baker
South Mill Street
Lawrence County Medical Society
American Medical Association
Detroit
Hadassah Members Set for Palestine Speaker Visit
New Castle Hadassah chapters close their season with a Tem ple Israel meeting featuring Mrs. A Argaman a Palestine native now in Youngstown as speaker. Installation of officers follows and Harriett Kline provides piano numbers with hosts Mrs A Marlin and Mrs A Shapiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hadassah
Temple Israel
A. Argaman
Palestine
Youngstown
Harriett Kline
A. Marlin
A. Shapiro
Wool Pool Underway in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Wool Growers begin annual pooling at the old warehouse on Moravia Street announced by S B Hayes. Wool will be pooled again Tuesday and Wednesday with receipts from Plain Grove Slippery Rock Wilmington Wayne Perry Shenango Hickory Washington Pulaski and Scott townships Tuesday and Union Little Beaver Mahoning and Big Beaver townships and Beaver County on Wednesday. A West Virginia firm has purchased this year’s wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Moravia Street
S. B. Hayes
Lawrence County Cooperative Wool Growers Association
Harold R. McCulloch
Plaingrove
Slippery Rock
Wilmington
Wayne
Perry
Shenango
Hickory
Washington
Pulaski
Scott Townships
Union
Little Beaver Mahoning
Big Beaver Townships
Beaver County
West Virginia
New Bedford Boys Camporee Winners
New Bedford’s Boy Scout troop won first place at the county camporee held at Camp John M. Phillips Saturday with 823 points. Lawerence county patrols competed as tents were pitched and tents lowered, with First Christian Church Troop 15 second at 801 and Rotary Troop 1, New Castle third at 785. New Wilmington Troop fourth at 604. perfect score 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Camp
John M. Phillips
Lawrence County
Christian Church
Rotary
New Castle
New Wilmington
St Marys Guild Holds Annual Banquet and Gifts
St Marys guild officers and members hosted their annual reception and banquet in St Marys hall praising a year of work. A marble sacred heart statue was presented to the church by the guild during the year. An elaborate banquet featured a central floral basket and a musical program by Anna B Hagan with accompanist Mrs Anna Hamilton. Mrs Anna Trushel and Mrs Agnes Howley led arrangements. A separate item notes a Friendship Circle picnic at Gaston park with 19 members and supervisors Mrs F M Crosby and Miss Antoinette Barbanti. Building permits list Frank Dewberry brick addition $1500 and L R Skidmore fence at 107 East Reynolds.
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St Mary’s Guild
St. Mary’s Hall
Anna B Hagan
Anna Hamilton
Anna Trushel
Agnes Howley
Friendship Circle
The
International Institute For Foreign Women
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gaston Park
F. M. Crosby
Antoinette Barbanti
Ohio Group Gets Mean With Officer
Lester Livingston of Youngstown was arrested near the Owl cafe after an argument with Officer Harry Flinner. A quart of liquor was found in a shoe repair shop and a flask discarded near a doorway. The group included Mrs Livingston and others. Livingston forfeited $50 for appearance but did not show, city funds kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Livingston
Fifth Avenue
Youngstown
Owl Cafe
East Washington Street
Harry Flinner
Flinngr
C. F. James
Ohio
Flinner
Livingston
Ralph Waldhorn
W. A. Tate
Negro Fires Three Shots At Fred Davis
Police seek Richard Minor a 27 year old black man who fired three point blank shots at Fred Davis of West Home Street then fled. Detectives John Young and Charles Longstreth investigated the Home Street district after a crowd gathered and the shooting was traced to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Minor
Negro
Fred Davis
West Home Street
Davis
John Young
Charles Longstreth
Home Street
Autos Wrecked at Parks Town Corners
State Highway Patrol said two autos crashed at Parks Town corners yesterday evening. John J. Crowl of 336 West Woods Street Lowellville Ohio and Steve Sywy of R F 1 Niles Ohio were not injured. Crowl rode toward New Castle and Sywy toward Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Crowl
West Woods Street
Lowellville
Ohio
Steve Sywy
Niles
Parkstown Corners
State Highway Patrol
Crowl
Sywy
Crow
New Castle
Youngstown
War veteran to enter hospital in Pittsburgh
Hess of 426 Epworth Street left this morning for Pittsburgh for a preliminary exam at the U S Veterans Bureau before possible transfer to a bureau hospital. Entrance to the hospital was arranged through the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross. Sweeper contract status cited as pending by Councilman Treset with the unit not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Epworth Street
Pittsburgh
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Treset
Boy Sets Fire To Pile Of Lumber At Bank Street
Firemen responded to an alarm from Box 17 at 8 30 Saturday evening and found a four year old boy had set fire to a rear pile of old lumber in Lucy Dell home while playing with matches. Firefighters put out the blaze with buckets of water and damage was slight. Guests visiting Warren over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Huffman and daughter Alice of Rose Avenue and Walter McConnell of Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
Lucy Dell
R. H. Fuffman
Alice
Rose Avenue
Walter McConnell
Highland Ave
Warren
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Castle
United States
Neshannock River
Holy Land
Oldfield
Firestone-Oldfield
Firestone
Co. C. Cooper
Croton Ave
J. C. Wimer
Morris Horwitz
Brooklyn
New York
Horwitz
New Bedford Boys Camporee
St. Mary's Guild
Frank Dewberry
West Washington Street
L. R. Skidmore
East Reynolds Street
Strauss-Hirshbergs
Eula Lee
Batiste
Strauss-Hirshberg
Beauty Shop
Valances
Strauss-Hirshberg Co
Paint & Glass CO
North Mill
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