United Doctors Cured Him at Last
Mr P H Taylor of Garrison Pennsylvania declares he was cured after twenty four years of rheumatism cramps and kidney trouble by United Doctors non surgical treatment. He can walk without pain now and plans one more month of care, praising the institute at 109 East Washington Street as a remarkable cure source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Taylor
Garrison
Penn.a
United Doctors
United Doctor
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Institute of the United Doctors
East Washington Street
East Brook Religious Services and Local Visits Report
East Brook church observed communion services last Sunday in the U P church. Rev. Davidson preached at the M E church in Volant. Several residents visited relatives, including J W Dinsmore of Coal Center, Walter McNickle of Slippery Rock, and Miss Margaret Stunkard visiting grandparents here. Milk cows owned by County Auditor Matthew W Young were killed by lightning recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
J. W. Dinsmore
Coal Center
M. EF
Robinson
Mary Snodgrass
Avalon
H. M. Wilson
Thomas Davis
Grove City
Wm. J. Patterson
Rev. Davidson
Volant
M. E
Walter McNickle
Slippery Rock
Marion McNickle
Portersville Notes Include Births Visits and Games
Portersville records a birth on Tuesday June 24 to Mr and Mrs Ira Cleland. Mrs Henderson Stoner visits friends this week. Two typhoid cases reported at the Payne quarry. Mr and Mrs Scott Cleland attended Slippery Rock commencement last Wednesday. Many Portersville residents at Rose Point church lawn ice cream social last Tuesday. Two exciting baseball games at Geo Miller's last Saturday: Rose Point vs Wimerton. Rose Point beat Isle last Thursday but Wimerton dominates with 12 to 4 and 12 to 8 in the day games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Cleland
Henderson Stoner
Payne Quarry
Scott Cleland
Slippery Rock
Portersville
Rose Point
Geo. Miller
Wimerton
Isle
Experience of Motherhood and Its Challenges
The article discusses the difficulties of pregnancy and childbirth, urging preparation and noting nervous strain after birth. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to support the female system and suggests writing for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Community Hay Wagon Party At Hazel Dell
A crowd from West Pittsburg and Wampum rode a hay wagon to the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Morrow in Hazel Dell. The evening featured games and music with a seasonable lunch. Attendees included Daisy Cassidy Edna Greve Lena Giese Helen Sias Verl Snyder Edith Kennrow FB Hall Lizzie Morrow Susie Gray Dale Gibson Fred Means Harry Hall James Fletcher Dave Thomas Ben Kimmel Steve Hutnick and Harry Vaidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Elmer Morrow
Hazel Dell
Daisy Cassidy
Edna Greve
Lena Giese
Helen Sias
Verl Snyder
Edith Kennrow
FB. Hall
Lizzie Morrow
Susie Gray
Messrs
Dale Gibson
Fred Means
Harry Hall
James Fletcher
Dave Thomas
Ben Kimmel
Steve Hutnick
Harry Vaidwell
Sunday Services At Moravia And Nearby Church
The M E church holds Sunday school at 2 p m and church at 3 p m with preaching by Rev C C Smith. The Presbyterian Church observes regular communion Sunday morning in the Moravia church with praachimz at the school house Sunday evening by Rev Howard I Baumgartel.
Local resident changes tale buys motorcycle in town
Carl Cochran of Eleventh street, formerly with the Sterling department of the Safety Armorite and Conduit works, now a millwright at Ellwood City, has purchased a motorcycle. Mrs. M A Thomas, staying with Mrs. A Jones at the Central hotel, is visiting in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cochran
Eleventh Street
Sterling Department of the Safety Armorite and Conduit Works
Ellwood City
M. A. Thomas
A. Jones
Central Hotel
Pittsburg
Fishermen reel big catch at Neshannock Falls area
Mr and Mrs John Ricer of New Castle Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson and Percy Weaver of this Place fished at Neshannock Falls and near New Wilmington on Wednesday returning home with a number of large fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ricer
New Castle
Henry Anderson
Percy Weaver
Neshannock Falls
New Wilmington
Brown brothers take fishing trip to Slippery Rock
Mrs V C Brown and sons with Dr Ross Brown and Dr Thad Brown visited Slippery Rock on Tuesday and spent the day fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Brown
Wagner and Jamison Parties Visit Friends in Harlansburg
Dr and Mrs V C Wagner and Fred Smith and Mr and Mrs W A Jamison motored to Harlansburg on Tuesday evening to visit friends.
Mahoningtown Plays Ball With Local Trio
Fred Smith Chester Llewellyn and Joseph Fletcher played ball with a Mahoningtown team recently in a neighborhood contest highlighting local athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Chester Llewellyn
Joseph Fletcher
Mahoningtown
Visitors and Residents Photo Card from New Castle Area
Charles Swartz visited New Castle today while Miss Mary Dickey called on friends in Wampum on Wednesday. Several residents and visitors are listed including Catherine Siis in Ellwood City and Dr. Thad Brown visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swartz
Mary Dickey
Wampum
Catherine Siis
Ellwood City
M. Germania
Twelfth Street
Carl Frisbee
Cleveland
McMahon
W. C. Wagner
Tenth Street
New Florence
Umbel Charges Dropped in Harrisburg Vote
The Harrisburg house of representatives voted 92 to 83 to drop charges filed by H S S Dumbauld against Robert E Umbel and John Q Van Swearingen of Fayette county. The investigative committee chaired by Speaker Alter was discharged on motion of A C Stein of Pittsburgh and James Keegan of Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
H. S.S. Dumbauld
Robert E. Umbel
John Q. van Swearingen
Fayette County
Alter
A. C. Stein
Pittsburg
James Keegan
Company B Infantry Heads to Camp at Erie
The infantry unit from New Brighton prepares for camp at Erie and will ride a special troop train to Erie on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infantry
New Brighton
Erie
Heat Overcomes Ellwood City Man. Patterson in Unconscious State
Ellwood City June 28 Thom as Patterson of Sixth street collapsed from heat while at home and is in an unconscious condition. He works at the Shelby tube mill and had been ill recently. Fear is expressed for his recovery as medical aid was summoned promptly. Attorney J W Humphrey and family returned from a Worth township reunion near Jacksville Pa where he was re elected president of the association with officers named Secretary E W Humphrey and Treasurer Miss Grace Gardner. The gathering drew over a hundred relatives for a business meeting and dinner with plans for next year’s reunion. The will of Thomas Humphrey, founder of the family, was read and discussed, noting Welsh origins and the family’s long local presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City News Co
Ellwood City
Thomas Patterson
Sixth Street
Patterson
Shelby
J. W. Humphrey
Humphrey
Worth Township
Jacksville
E. W. Humphrey
Butler
Grace Gardner
New Castle
Thomas Humphrey
Wales
Half Hour Car Service Ends Here Harmony Route
Elwood City ends half hour service to New Castle as Harmony route takes effect. Hourly cars now operate to the county seat. Local hospital incorporation plans are advanced with stock issuance and director control. Committees appoint stock invoice team and operations study. Dr Lamb chairs. Dr Poister elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Park Gate Man Injured Trying to Exit Fast Train
Bert Hennesser of Park Gate suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when he fell while attempting to alight from a moving freight train at Frisco crossing. He was taken to the hospital and is resting. doctors hope for a rapid recovery. He rode the train from the yards with a fishing pole and tackle box in hand and was found unconscious beside the track after the train passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hennesser
Park Gate
Frisco Crossing
Hennesser
Frisco
Local Boy Turner Stars for Naps in Chicago Game
Turner, a Cleveland catcher in the American League, played in place of Lajoie against Chicago in that city. He logged four put outs and two assists and earned praise from Windy City sports writers. He likely becomes the Naps’ second baseman with Lajoie moving to pinch hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Lajoie
Chicago
Windy City
Naps
Heat Strikes City Plants Forcing Early Departures
Workers at local plants faced extreme heat with many stopping work before quitting time to avoid collapse. Officials had not reported any prostrations yet, but hardship was widespread as employees returned home early from shifts.
Mrs Drake Returns Home After Slippery Rock Hospital Visit
Mrs Martha Drake mother of Dr Cartwright who had been a guest at the hospital with her daughter has returned to Slippery Rock. She attended her daughter’s wedding to Cyrus Cartwright on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Drake
Dr. Cartwright
Slippery Rock
Drake
Cyrus Cartwright
Chief of Police W H Harrison Moves Family to Steifel Building
Chief of Police W H Harrison relocates his family from the Blatt building to the Steifel building marking a residential shift within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harrison
Blatt
Steifel
Local visitors and short travels noted in city
J E Morrow of Youngstown is the guest of relatives here. J Norman Martin of New Castle visited friends yesterday. C P Marshall has returned to Pittsburg after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen have returned from an automobile trip to Pittsburg. Squire J T Mechlin has returned home after a short visit in Jacob Lang Pittsburg. William S Ralston returned home in Harmony after time here. Mrs William Eakin of Franklin 81 is guest of her son Rev F O Eakin here. Lena May Wilson, guest of her aunt Dr Cartwright, returned from a short visit in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Brown
New Castle
Julia Foley
Dennis Foley
Lawrence Avenue
Metro
Braddock
A. Jones
Ruth Jones
Ada Metro
Center Avenue
Pittsburg
Margaret Harris
Donnie
Ninth Street
Harry Zirkind
Swartz Bros
McKeesport
Newton Mitchell
Frank Pitzer
J. E. Morrow
Youngstown
J. Norman Martin
C. P. Marshall
Arthur Cohen
Squire J. T. Mechlin
Jacob Lang
William S. Ralston
Harmony
William Eakin
Franklin
Rev
F. O. Eakin
Lena May Wilson
Dr. Cartwright
Drugstore clerk Fred Johnson returns home from hospital
Fred Johnson, the druggist, who had been confined in Shenango Valley hospital for some time, returned to his home today and will resume duties soon. His mother Mrs. Thomas Johnson visited him Thursday evening and reported he was recovering rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Shenango Valley Hospital
Thomas Johnson
Mc Carty Children Recovering From Diphtheria Quarantine
Margaret Helen and Virginia Mc Carty of this city are recovering from diphtheria and will be released from quarantine soon. The children of Mr and Mrs M D Mc Carty are listed among those recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Helen
Virginia
Henry Parker Heads to Gettysburg Reunion
Henry Parker of this city becomes the district's first veteran to depart for the Blue and Gray reunion at Gettysburg. He left last evening aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parker
Blue and Gray
Gettysburg
Parker
Baltimore & Ohio
Youngest Civil War veteran Parker visits Gettysburg
Parker, the war’s youngest enlisted soldier at 13, arrives in Gettysburg to honor fellow veterans. He served in Company G, 137th Pennsylvania, was wounded at Petersburg at 15, married at 18, and later rejoined in Company H, 102nd Pennsylvania Vols until war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Parker
One Hundred and Thirty-seventh
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Petersburg
One Hundred and Second
Dr Shaffner Heads to Harvard Medical College
Dr B W Shaffner of Crescent Avenue leaves for Boston to enter the Harvard College of Medicine. He will study a post graduate course on children's diseases, spending all of July at the institution and returning home about the first of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Shaffner
Crescent Avenue
Boston
Harvard College of Medicine
City jail receives whitewash and fresh paint
Workmen refinish the jail interior in the local city building with whitewash on walls and paint on floors and furniture. Officials aim for sanitary conditions from all viewpoints but will not decorate to make it pleasant to live in.
Communion Services At Mt Union Church Sunday
Rev. Aiken of the Church of God will conduct communion services at the Mt. Union church Sunday. His place here will be taken in the morning by W. Z. Conner and by Edward Sink of Würtemburg in the evening. All regular services of the day will be conducted as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Church of God
Mt. Union
W. Z. Conner
Edward Sink
Wurtemburg
Clerk Resigns From Cohen Drug Store
H. E. MelInitch, a prescription clerk at Cohen Drug Store, resigned yesterday and plans a visit to St. Marys to see friends for a while. He made many friends during his time in the city who wish him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. MelInitch
Cohen ‘Drug Store
St. Mary's
Regular Sunday Services at Lutheran Church
Regular services will be held at the Lutheran church Sunday with Rev. A. P. Lentz in charge. Morning and evening preaching by the pastor. Morning service at 10 30. Evening service at 7 45. Sunday school at 9 30 and Luther league at 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. P. Lentz
Luther League
Record Number of New Citizens in Butler County Court
Butler county naturalization court held yesterday the largest ceremony on record with natives from about a dozen countries sworn in as American citizens. The event highlighted broad immigrant representation and civic milestones for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Naturalization Court
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Garrison, Pa
Hope
East Brook
Margaret Stunkard
Hickory
Mrs
Samuel Stunkard
Tina
Alice Cunningham
J. W. McKnight
Wm. McGeehan
Lydia E. Pinkam
West Pittsburg
M. EB
C. C. Smith
Attoreny
Board of Trade
Cartwright
Helling
Iseman
Messrs. Stiefel and Gelbach
Lamb
F. E. Poister
Mother
Harrison
Cuticura
9 &Cok
Cutieura
Dept
Qilling's
Frew Furniture CO
New Castle Electric Co
E. Washington Street
Bell 139
A. U
Hopewell
NYAL
Emember
New Castle Pharmacy
North and
Mill Sts
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