Nye Family Reunion and Local Weddings Reported
The Nye descendants hosted their annual reunion at Mrs. Attia Mathanys home in Jumoo City, with officers elected and plans for next years gathering. A quiet wedding followed at Rev Johns home with Miss Louis Williams marrying Mr. Edwin Frye, attended by family and friends. Additional marriage notices include Helen Cummings and James Patterson set for June 26, and county executive activities announced for Thursday in Woer at Eollenbirg.
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Attia Mathany
Junoo City
Mathany
Goo
Rientis
Thume
Une Wia
The
Baptist Church
Rey. Hendell
Hirant Nye
Huon Waller
Lote
Dan Whee Presidentera
Joning Math
John Soape
Carlisle
Louis Wiliams
Ewin
Frye
Anche Frye
Grou
Gibson
Intereon
Lovinne Willian
Tina Che
A. Havline
Aul
Ehrele
Mrs Marquette Innocent in Spiritualist Trial
The jury found Mrs Marquette not guilty in a probate style spiritualist trial. Testimony focused on religious beliefs, with witnesses debating whether spirit manifestations and card readings proved or disproved the alleged crime.
Third Church Calls Pastor After Resignation Atoe
The Third Church congregation in Beveath extended a call to Rev Stafford after his resignation from Ue pastorate. The selection followed a favorable impression on the members. The move comes amid details about his past service and reception by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Rex Eens
Miggin Martind
Rwa Ohtlaven
Woman’s funeral opens Polk Saturday church service
A church services opens after a woman’s death. The article mentions funeral details at Greenville and references Margeret Aion and others, with congregational reactions and mourners assembling for the service. The text is fragmentary but centers on the funeral event and local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Death Volant
POLK
Auditors Named for An Tho Estates Audit
Auditors were appointed to examine the An Tho Estates holdings. The appointment lists attorney Wet Metin Jho to oversee the audit at Willign Medwee with the estate located at Cannery. The docket notes a voyage and vacation timing for involved parties. A death and delivery of details are referenced in the estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudre Pausday
Willign
Medwee
Dyatoe
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
Fragmentary text unreadable due to severe OCR errors. Contains displaced names and garbled phrases with unclear dates or events. No coherent incident or person details are extractable for a factual summary.
Professor B W Roberts Calls City Intelligence Low At Knowledge Match
A garbled account recounts Prof B W Roberts praising his own intellect while critiquing locals as inferior during a Knowledge Match. The show featured readings of stars and phrenology as he teased audiences with claims of extraordinary mental powers for fees, then drifted into personal anecdotes and a war tale before closing amid skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Robverix
Phrenolovist, Planier
Stars
Arand
Roberts
Waterbury
New Castle
Aman
Mayor Salary Increase Bill Passes After Debate
A local council debated a bill to raise the mayor’s salary from $1,000 to $1,500 and then discussed a potential $1,890 offer. The majority favored a gradual increase, while some proposed delaying any raise to assess workload and performance before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cukerbaum
Genkinger Opposes Sunday Observance Ordinance
A proposal introduced by Louis Benkneer seeks repeal of the Sabbath Reservation Act and bans Sunday worship restrictions. Genkinger and at least one council member oppose the measure which would render the prior ordinance null and void and affect the Lord's Day observance. The ordinance was referred to the judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simday
Louis Benkneer
Couniellty
Mi Genkinger
Smallpox cases rise in Neshamock township tracing to outbreak
Multiple smallpox cases emerge in Neshamock township including Harry Brown and David Simonton linked to recent regional spread. Herbert Roberts first exposed while patronizing a harbor shop. Simonton contracted after a shave and chair ride. Brown, a Wallace block janitor, shows symptoms as his wife resists fear, while city health officials scramble to expand hospital capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshamock
Ely
Harry Brown
Wailate Muck
David Si- Monten
Brown
Berm Tabado
Simooton
Neshannock
Herbert Roberts
Roberta
Shorty
Simonton
Wallace
Unm Polis
Hoswith
Tie
Gene Ma
Unclear regional notes from Pulaski County visit
Fragmented text from a Pulaski County correspondent mentions visits to New Castle and Harlinburg, with scattered names and places including Howie Michael and Thuan Byers. The garbled copy references impending events, family mentions, and local observations without coherent narrative.
State appoints health officers for townships
State Commissioner of Meath Sam War Dixon completed appointments as health officers for townships in the era. Appointees include James Slickly, M. Bannon, Koin Holden, L Aldlaethorne, and others serving in multiple townships. Under state law these officers hold the same position as in their respective townships for a three year term. They will report contagious cases and have authority to enforce health measures to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Dixon
Jaehington
Phitterave
Sentt
Mivin
Hamilton Opaligrove
Wilmington
Widewaskl
Mehard Neal
New Wilminduily
Shenanga
Tank
New Carle
Slipparyrack
Parry
James A Slickly
Unclear OCR note with names and events
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and dates, with garbled names and places. It hints at a wedding or obituary style notice, references a Wednesday event, and notes a plan or ceremony time, but essential details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Lost Details and Names
A garbled OCR passage describes a man named James Robinson and scattered items including a marriage, a seal, and street references. The text is largely unintelligible, with multiple garbled phrases about an event on a street and unclear actions or outcomes. No coherent context or verifiable facts can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Painters Fall From Scaffold In Beaver River Bridge Accident
Two painters employed by a Pennsylvania railroad company survived a fall from a scaffold on the Meh bridge over Beaver River near Avampun this morning after a freight train passed. Newton Campbell of Wheatland was struck and broke several ribs, while James Corkiss of Wippyville suffered a broken leg and severe bruising. Both were taken home after medical care.
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Penosylvania Stallroad Company
Hak & Uncrow
Meh
Beaver River
Avampun
Wridge Wiilla
Worl
Lake Erie
Newton Campbell
Wheatland
James Corkiss
Wipyville
Found Dead In Bed Tuesday Morning
Jol. Racks aged 1 years of Austin was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning at his residence. He had been ill for some time with complications of diseases. Survived by parents in Austria and relatives in America. Coroner Cox conducted inquest. funeral at St Joseph's Church Wednesday at 11 o'clock, burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Jol
Racks
Austin
Berdiss House
Austria
Siatulard Stee
Cox
St. J
Seph
St. Jakeph's
WINE GROWERS QUIT ALBERT IN FRANCE REVOLT
Narbonne France June 45 The move led by Albert who organized a major revolt against the movement has been largely removed from control. Albert’s ouster shifts the revolt to a new phase as Clemenceau’s plan to halt it failed. About 2 000 people remain determined to govern locally despite the upheaval.
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Narbonne
France
Mayemlin Albert
Albert
Clemencean
Cnil
Ute Resolt
Wirther
New Officers for the Pathfinders Named at Aalifinders Meeting
At the Aalifinders meeting the following officers were elected: President Frank Shook. Vice President Fy Morrison. Recording Woods. Sergeant Gale. Outside Guard M 1.0 Hoo. Captain of degree team Frame Shock. Installation will occur at the next meeting on Monday, duly a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalifinders
Frank Shook
Fy S. Morrison
Ili
J. W
Clue
Dodda
Celitry
F. Wi Recording
Woods
Sargeant Gale
wi-Arnia
Ohn Tanoan Oh Palergins
Hoo Assatinta
Pring M. Jones
Machinist Injured in Forge Accident
Oran Miehnelt, a machinist at the forge and boiler works, suffered a serious arm injury in a Wednesday incident. The incident occurred during regular duties, with the worker's condition described as serious and the damage to the arm evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Miehnelt
Bolr
Shai Hatter
Ewe Hy Aden
Ail Db Iisch
Hroken Ag Tie We
Market Prices In New Cantte Vendors Listed By Item
The Markets column lists daily item quotations paid by dealers in New Cantte. Fresh eggs vegetables onions apples hay and other produce are priced per basket per bushel per ton with amounts shown for each item.
Warlanseyvoi June 96 1907 Notes From Community
Local notes record Boniuel Cozad visiting Columbia, new cement walks, church events, a lightning strike at Mrs Isaac Avery burial, and a Jude Jordan reunion. Families from New Casty and Sherman attend religious and social gatherings. oil wells nearGeo Collins and Rover Cooper farms are drilled. July 4 plans shift to July 2. preparations for a town picnic and Beloved Day events continue with church programs and visiting families.
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Boniuel Cozad
Columbia
Jis Paperits
Clevelnai
Sherman Wimer
Blintea
N.Y
Jordan
Thesdas
Presbyterian Indibs
Misg
Omia Jortan
New Catto
Esaac Avery
Ralph Cunningham
West Virginia
Alexander McMiMin
New Casta
Jimuah McGonnell
Alice
Jhuth McConnell
New Casby
Presbyterian Church
Bayelist
J. A. Graham
Pildsburg
B. Hemnativel
Sherman
Lamber
Homatreet
Penna
Tsab- Bene
Carrie Scisson
Weible
Geo. Collins
Ji. M. Patterson
Piltsburg
Rover Cooper
Mmese
Vola M. E
Velantay
Lerian Bumulay
Paw
Grimes Grove
Fragmented local notes from Volant and New Castle area
A June 24 19y7 snippets page records social visits in Volant New Castle and nearby towns. Names include Eleanor McGeehon Galvin Lee Jaro Crowd Susie Kom Nelle Hinksen Anna Py Callwell Anna Cribbs and many others with relatives visiting and hosting in multiple households.
Local Notes From Beaver Falls and Nearby Towns
Mr Jackson and fre. B. Mcmurray confined at home. A.J. McCartney spent a day or two at Beaver Falls. Att. and Mrs. Hunter McCance visited friends in Edinburg. Mary Paden home from two weeks with friends in Only Ming Align back from absence. Abbie Lingenfelter returned from four months near Bear Riverton. Irvin Harmot returns from the West after two years away. Master Haybourd of Carnegie, Pa visits Patti Yourd. Alumni reunion of the itiah school planned at Cascade back on Wednesday. School schedules set for the 28th. Several applicants for high school. Mrs. B.C. McClelland recovering from a fall. Miss Bess Wilson of New Castle visits Mrs. Bess Brewster. Mrs. C. Daft of New Castle visits sister Mrs. M. Clark. Miss Berd Donnan leaves for Paxton for a month with uncle Samuel Donnan. Miss May McGinols returns from Wilson's College Chambersburg after graduation. W. S. Fullerton and daughter Mitchel depart for near Denver. Col Fullerton plans stay to regain health hoping climate helps.
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B. McMurray
A.J. McCartney
Beaver Falla
Hunter McCance
Fdenburg
Mary Paden
Viet
Ming
Abbie Lingenfelter
Bear Soington
Irvin Harmot
Haybourd
Carnegie
Key
Patti Yourd
Itiah School
Cascade Back
B.C. McClelland
Bess Wilson
Seventh Ward
New Castle
M. Clark
Rerd Donnan
Paxton
Samuel Donnan
May McGinols
Wilson's College
Clambersburg
Portersville Reunion Honors Roundherd Regiment Soldiers
The Hortonville area marked a June 19 reunion for the Roundherd regiment company C with flags, a noon lunch, and a business meeting led by president Frederick Runder. Rev George Timulln gave a brief address, officers for the coming year were elected headed by William Smiley, and the group planned the next gathering at J B Williams’s residence on the third Thursday.
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Portersville
Company C
Pel’lows
Frederick Runder
George S. Tim- Ulln
Presbyterian Church
Ulmer Marshal
William Smiley
J. J. Wilson
J. A
Bekta
J. BP
Montbers
Don Mlarshall
John Lh
Moore
N. Miles
Ne F. Wilks
Doe
Sen Arete
Willian Smiley
Wen ‘Ext Wehman
Frederick Vander
Ns Kirker
Slag Wirker
Aiken
Aiken G. Clean
Willan Uw
Joer
Calan Tivoto and a Northumberland wedding tale
Miller un iist John Magee wed Miss Cevilla Crewe in a ceremony at Pitishurs with varied relatives attending. The report names numerous local figures including Janes McCormick, Granthore, Ralph Yoni, Henderson Stoner, Jars Andrese Yong, and Warren Pools. Aimy Jose Buck, affiliated with Grove City college, passed away at Wet ytronts Me amd Halls in Warren County last week.
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John Magee
Mise Cevilla
Crewe
Pitishurs
Chester
Janes McCormick
Mier Raphe
Granthore
Midlyerreh Talle
Ralpy
Floyd Yoni
New Grade
Hele Daruus
Andrese Yong
Sundage Ves
Henderson Stoner
Wergeph Yoxan
WU Mars
Jamen Mier
Grawford County
Aimy Jose Buck
Grove City College
Warren
Bridge Construction Bids Open Across Several Townships
Proposals are invited for concrete and reinforced concrete bridge work across multiple townships including Slippery Rock, Union, and Washington. Bids close Friday. bidders must submit a certified check and bond as required by law. The county commissioners will review plans and signs to identify the successful contractors and ensure compliance with bid specifications.
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Bawrenye Ponty
Bow Castle
Perry Flor Evgele Nee Rose
Hanwn Ashe Willlee Roy
Ameretruetire
Division
John Horbont
Guo Apa
Laco Beaver Creek
Miele
Little Beaver
Beaver Township
pPatter
Washington
Fesaree
Aye
Lawrence County
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Vrden Slohnson
So MR Mathony
Famiy
Wallace Avenue
Thin City
Maude Melfarland
Court Street
Alwmer Lore C. Drake
Washington Street
George McParlant
Antoenay Drake
Weatwinster College
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RRA Cawriers Monic
Fae Serona Anonal Wesmel
cuMel Deltar Cartiers
Lawrene
Lindan Grave School
Teasa
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Medhin
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Jines Chimbers
van Sy
Peple
Tha Sim
Eamkl
Ato
Penneylvania
Guiliy
Tilge Porter
Third Church
Barrie Saded
Margaret Aion
Bridiey
Ned
Che Emir
Airernain
Greenville
Winnies
Agaly Baler
Puuede
Polyk Sacundity
Pallas
Volau
Valgut
Playa
Ted Gites
Odin
THO Estates
L. Saci
Siirty
Dolly
Alleen
Chile
Willeam Teater
B. W. Roberts
Tie Wig Berlag
Vanel
Genkinger
Pulaski TC
Nasser
Wea
Bo Mem
Harlinsbirg
Wilemington
Tery
Wiral Simbry
Howie Michael Ni Nawdaria
Rik Pierents
Doin Marhael
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Jose
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Byers
Childeen
HM Wat
Seiny
Che Tits
Samme Cotten
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Ars
Melinta
eWater
James Robinson
Wergome
Dave
Pathfinders
Warlanseyivo
Voyant
Melvina
Thompson
Jackson Grahan
D.D. Simison
Parker Shini- Bury
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Volant
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Joe Waddington
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Ti Tile Vivianity
Marold Smith
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Jota Mekong
Robert Angas
Mahoning
Cremmings
Samuel Prangen
John Crowd
Mikses Jape
Mintini
Mies
Rohy
Day
Township
Mika Susie Kom
Nelle ‘Hinksen
Spa
al Aly
Alys
Frank Clark
Hva
Mary Cribhs
Eleak
George Cribbs
Gia Mercer
Kane
Tani Wareham
Miss Bool
Tidiouts
Wales
James Warenan
Arthur Feagley
Pittsburg
Janet
Anna Py Callwell
Moyne
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Dexs Kanfffman Ale
Hedou Friends
Pear Petursburg
Los
Lew Willington
ROW
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Warsh
Ae “Peron
Caldwell
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Stom 77
Toney
Yer
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Sprig Tales
Per Pont
Tig Lamba
Ren Omnin
Reap
St Herd
Cain
Sarah Neale
New Baer
Charles Loylin
Chicago
Pam
Beatie
Walker McClenahan
New Chante Rushes College
Mr. Jackson
Hortersville
Calan Tivoto
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