Death Summons William Crooks
William Crooks of New Wilmington Pennsylvania died at his home after a months long illness. A lifelong resident born on a farm between New Wilmington and Pulaski he was 54. He was a member of the Neshannock Presbyterian church and survived by his wife and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
William Crooks
Battle Creek
Mich
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Pulaski
J. W. Allison
D. L. Thompson
D. W. Sample
Pulaski Township
James L. Crooks
Funeral services for Dr J H Crook held Saturday
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM from Mrs John St Clair home in the village with Dr S A Kirkbride of New Wilmington Presbyterian church in charge. Interment will follow at Fair Oaks cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crook
Cleveland
John St. Clair
S. A. Kirkbride
New Wilmington Presbyterian Church
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Personal News From Woodlawn and Surrounding Areas
Local notices report ill health for Richard Van Dyke and W Hi Harris while several residents Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. McCracken and Miss Perrott are improving or sick. Births include a son born to Mr and Mrs E M Patterson and a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Polding. Various residents travel visit stay or recover with names and streets across Croton Avenue Hamilton Street Leasure Avenue Fulton Street Huron Avenue South Mercer Street Long Avenue Terrace Avenue and Slippery Rock.
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Richard van Dyke
Croton Avenue
William Kennedy
Hamilton Street
John McCracken
Leasure Avenue
May Perrott
South Mercer Street
E. M. Patterson
Fulton Street
Harry Polding
Huron Avenue
W. Hi. Harris
Long Avenue
Woodlawn
Ella Kerber
Pittsburg
Thomas Evans
Grimes Street
Farrell
John Bovard
George Miller
Slippery Rock
J. C. Dunwoody
W. T. Williams
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Parsonage
Gus Caravassos
Sharpsville
Daniel Wollam
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rebecca Black
Volant
John Anderson
East North Street
Amzi Campbell
Terrace Avenue
Robert Dukes
Thomas Zimmerly
Tracey Heater
Helen Watson
Cleveland
Margaret Marshall
North Jefferson Street
S. W. Lewis
Freda
Sharon
James Baskeyfield
Sutton Street
Donald A. Dinsmore
Milton Street
Eastbrook
Mayme Driscoll
Stoneboro
Katherine Gallagher
Court Street
Fred Bates
Jamestown
Frank Hover
Frank Bigham
Lincoln Avenue
New Wilmington
Overlook
George Arrow
Division Street
Edwin Pearson
Robert H. Cunningham
L. R. Specht
Fred
East Street
Buffaw
Lockwood
N. Y
Julia Early
Warren
Youngstown
F. O. McCoy
Andrew
Quest Street
Marie Miller
J. W. Neff
Edna
Harry
W. L. Murdoch
William
J. H. Clendenin
Westinghouse Company
Conneaut Lake
James Sweeney
W. J. Sweeney
Kathryne Wilkinson
Creston
O. Harold McNeil
Galbreath Avenue
Midnight Fight Over Girl Near Murder Incident
A late night street row over a girl led to two shots fired on Jefferson Street. Albert Dellevalle was wounded and man Wagner was arrested for felonious shooting while both sides gave conflicting stories.
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Allen’s
William Wagner
Dellevalle
Wagner
Jefferson Street
Lawrence Street
Dellevale
Bert
Albert
South Mill Street
Mercer St
New Castle
Pittsburg
Miss Brown
Jenness
Mike Fisher
Love and McGowan
Allen
Miss
Young
Brown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Pon
W. Dickey
Dickey
Ri Ry H
Religious Circles Hold Monthly Meetings At Local Churches
The Weaver Circle at Epworth church met at Frances and Lillian Boyd’s home for a devotion led by Maude Russell and a reading by Mrs. Buser. A picnic plan was formed by Carrie Brown Myrtle Miller and Emma Houk. The First U P church Ladies Association celebrated its 20th anniversary with a missionary program and floral gifts.
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Weaver
Epworth Church
Frances
Lillian Boyd
Pearson Street
Maude Russell
Buser
Emily Rice
Carrie Brown
Myrtle Miller
Emma Houk
Ladies’ Association of the First U. P. Church
Missionary Societies of Church
Wight Charter
Chas. Beadel
W. E. Porter
Beadel
R. L. Lanning
F. Haltworth
Couple Confusion Sparks Wedding Talk In London Tone
In a humorous exchange, Cissie pressures a suitor about marrying her sister Ethel while the caller wavers. The quirky dialogue reflects social chatter from the London Tatler with a neat aside on lamp maintenance suggesting tightening a loose kerosene lamp top with melted alum.
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Cissie
Ethel
London Tatler
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