Three Dead In Harmony Line Wreck In Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports a late yesterday wreck on the Harmony trolley line near town leaves three dead with about twenty injured. Notable victims include Frank Daufin John Collins Frank Dawson Richard Hall and C J Haswell. Coroners Norris and Jackson plan inquests early next week as fog high speed and wet rails are blamed. Funeral plans for Samuel Adams Joseph Runyon and Frank Dausin await arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Frank Daufin
North Sewickley
Harmony
Daufin
John Collins
Frank Dawson
Richard Hall
Celia
Cc. J. Haswell
Norris
Lawrence County
Jackson
Beaver County
Eidenau
Foot Crushed at Crescent Portland Cement Works
Roy McKim, a Crescent Portland cement worker at Wampum, Pa, was injured when a large cement mixer toppled and fell onto his foot. The foot is badly swollen and doctors have not yet decided on the course of treatment, with amputation not currently expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Bell
J. Wampum
Roy McKim
Crescent Portland Cement Works
Church Services and Schedules This Sunday
Presbyterian church holds Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m with an 8 p m sermon by Rev J B Humphrey. M E church offers Sunday school at 10 a m and 11 a m service with 8 p m topic The Divinity of Labor. New Port M E church has Sunday school at 1 36 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m led by Rev W R Buzza. Christian church news lists 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m preaching with 8 p m service led by Rev Lutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
J. B. Humphrey
M. E. Church
W. R. Buzza
New Port M. E
Christian Church
Lutton
Campfire Girls Visit At Miss Solsbergs Home
Miss Agnes Solsberg entertained the Chewton Campfire girls yesterday afternoon at her home. Ken Sington Work provided the diversion and plans were set for a picnic next Wednesday along the river bank. Attending were Miss Laura MacConahay Bertha Kurtz Blanche Kurtz Thelma Allen Myrtle Ritchie Dorothy Higgin s Thelma Dindinger Lillian Guy Wilma Guy and special guest Miss Lois Patterson of Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Solsberg
Chewton
Kensington
Laura MacConahay
Bertha
Blanche Kurtz
Thelma Allen
Myrtle Ritchie
Dorothy Higgins
Thelma Dindinger
Lillian
Wilma Guy
Lois Patterson
Eastbrook
Social and sales notes from the J H D club and local events
Mrs Oscar Smith hosted the J H D club with Kingston work and refreshments. In two weeks Miss Effie Abernathy will host the club. Stiglitz Bros. & Al Harris advertise big sales on men’s clothing shoes furnishings and ladies’ goods. Various locals are visiting or returning from trips, including Miss Emma Freed ill at home and others visiting Beaver Falls Ellwood City New Castle and Peoria Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
J. H. D. Club
Kensington
Effie Abernathy
Stiglitz Bros
al Harris
City Sued Over Child Death At Garbage Furnace
Carmine Scialdone and Mary Scialdone sue the city of New Castle for 20000 dollars claiming negligence in not guarding the furnace hopper where their 3 year old son Jas Scialdone fell and died while playing near the garbage furnace on May 17. Attorneys C W Fenton and Blase A Buonpane represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmine Scialdone
Mary Scialdone
New Castle
Jas. Scialdone
C. W. Fenton
Blase A. Buonpane
Youngstown
Knights of Pythias Lodge To Elect Officers
Robert Blum lodge 466 Knights of Pythias will hold a session next Monday night to elect officers for six months and conduct initiation Two candidates will be made pages and other matters of interest to Pythians will be acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blum Lodge 466
Knights of Pythias
Son Must Support His Aged Mother
Mercer June 24 Anton Fife was tried on a charge of refusing to support his 68 year old mother. He claimed to have provided a good home near Kinsman Ohio but said she left it. The court ordered him to pay $5.50 per week for her support and to furnish bonds at $200 for faithful performance of this order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Anton Fife
Kinsman
Anne Kate
Fife
Nomination of Attorney General Gregory for Supreme Court
Washington reports Thomas Watt Gregory of Austin Texas will be sent to the senate soon to fill the Supreme Court seat. Gregory, 55 in November, was named attorney general by President Wilson on August 19 1914 to replace James C McReynolds who moved to the high court. He was born in Crawfordsville Mississippi and earned a UT law degree after study at Southwestern Presbyterian University and the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtauton
Thomas Watt Gregory
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Senate
Gregory
Wilson
James C. McReynolds
Crawfordsville
Miss
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Tenn
University of Virginia
University of Texas
Escheat Act Upheld as Constitutional in Pa
The 1872 escheat act declaring unclaimed savings deposits over 30 years must go to the state was ruled constitutional by President Judge Kunkel. Dollar Savings Bank of Pittsburg challenged the act over roughly $2,700 in 30 year unclaimed deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Kunkel
Dollar Savings Bank of
Pittsburg
Local Families See Moves and Visits Around Sharon
Edenburg Russell Hoover plans to move his family to Sharon. Mrs Frank Louden spent Thursday in New Castle. Claire Hoover of Sharon visited his mother here on Thursday. F H Stanley of Mahoningtown visited friends in town Friday. Miss Olive Raub visits her aunt in Youngstown for a few days. Mrs A C Robinson visited her sister in New Castle Friday afternoon. Mrs A C Robinson and Mrs Will Knapper attended their aunt's funeral at Beaver on Thursday. Mrs I M Hofmeister and children Oliver and Bessie and Francis Coates went to Youngstown Friday. The boys will spend a few days with their aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hoover
Sharon
Frank Louden
New Castle
Claire Hoover
F. H. Stanley
Mahoningtown
Olive Raub
Youngstown
A. C. Robinson
Will Knapper
Beaver
I. M. Hofmeister
Oliver
Bessie
Francis Coates
Militia Starts For Border From Missouri Kansas Wisconsin
Brig. Gen. Mills said the National Guard forces of Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin fully equipped and recruited began marching to the border today. He noted other states were coming along well and that the exodus to join Funston would be general by Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Mills
Division of Militia Affairs
National Guard
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Funston
Arrested on Warrant in City Court Case
Ed Emery, sought by Alder man J. H. Gross, was arrested by police last night and handed to an alder man court officer this morning. A large flag was stolen from Dr. Jesse D. Moore on North Jefferson Street, with other losses reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Emery
J. H. Gross
Jesse D. Moore
North Jefferson Street
Local Laundrymen Attend Convention
E. A. Free, manager of the Lawrence laundry, and J. F. Rowland, superintendent, attended the annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Launderers Association at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburg. The event drew several hundred laundry representatives and closed with a banquet at 6:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Free
Lawrence Laundry
J. F. Rowland
Pennsylvania State Launders Association
Hotel Schenley
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Schenley
Sons Of Veterans To Parade Tonight
Camp orders issued by M. S. Phillips of Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 call on members to join a parade tonight at 7 o clock in civilian dress from city hall. The event honors the departure of Troop F and Hospital Troop N G P for duty in Mexican trouble per President Wilson's call.
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M. S. Phillips
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No
Sons of Veterans
City Hall
Wilson
Electric drawbridge led by electricity in Scotland
Popular Mechanics notes a Scottish drawbridge as the first in the world to have all opening and closing operations and traffic guarding performed entirely by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Bungalow figures in a farm deal
The Penn Real Estate company closed a deal transferring the W E Challis farm in Slipperyrock township to Herman A Woodworth of Wilson avenue. In exchange Challis receives a 120 by 1 lot and a five room bungalow on Wilson avenue in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Real Estate Company
Herman A. Woodworth
Wilson Avenue
W. E. Challis
Slipperyrock Township
Exchan
Challis
Fair Childs Perfect Flour Ad Promises Results
An advertisement claims Fair Childs Perfect Flour delivers good results and guarantees success with use. It touts a silver spoon in every quarter sack and lists H. L. Allen's seven stores as places of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
H. L. Allen
Eighteen Thousand Bricks Made in Ten Hours by Steam Process
A steam process enables the production of eighteen thousand bricks within ten hours. The statement highlights efficient brick manufacture using steam power and time efficiency.
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Dome Theatre
Pauline Frederick the Great
Isa Great
New Paramount Photoplay
Oak Park Cemetery
Geo. B. Zahnizer
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
WALTER_S. REYNOLDS
W.H. Lee
D. Long
John
Brown
Star Grocery Jd
P. Allen
Eautifuleou
Jno. C. Dwyer Co
Erie
Ash'abula
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania Lines
Harmony Line
Samuel Adams
Woodlawn
Joseph Runyon
Frank Dausin
G. B. Zahniser
Clendexin
Wampum
Crescent Plant
Robert Freed
Emma Freed
James Wilson
W. T. Sturgeon
Robert Aley
Beaver Falls
Dr. Young
Charles Pitzer
Mabel Butler
Cecil Pomroy
Greenville
E. H. Hunter
Robert Fenchill
R. H. Aley
Percy Ablett
Harry Prentice
George Cook
D. M. Marshall
Margaret
Adabelle Cochran
Slippery Rock Normal School
William Malony
James
Louisa Hill
John Scoker
Peoria
Ill
Francis Grundy
K. of
P. Lodge
Mahoning
Shenango
South Street
P. & L. E. Railroad
Mahoning and
Shenango Valleys
Mahoning and Shenango Railway & Light Co
NEW Castle Electric CO
East Washington Street
Union
U. S. Supreme
Edenburg
D. McGoun
Graham
Herb D. McGoun
Oscar L. Jackson
Chichester
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