Judgments Granted in Court Cases Reported
Motion for judgment for want of a sufficient affidavit of defense in Carlin Machinery Co v Wampum Crushed Limestone Co was denied and case placed on first argument list. Several other motions include nonPros in Rosenberg v American Cooperative Association and Rhinehart v New York and Pittsburg Coffee Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin Machinery Company
Wampum Crushed Limestone
Ruth
M. Rosenburg
Perfection Millis
American Co-operative Association
New York and Pittsburg Coffee Company
L. J. Rhinehart
Craig Street
North Jefferson
North Beaver Streets
J. L
8. Cohen
S. Rosenblum & Co
A. S. Good
B. B. Bittner
William Leslie
W. L. Aiken
G. B. Zahniser
J. A. Welsch
Samuel Fox
Shenango Township
Roy S. Long
Joseph Thomas
Edward Hamill
Symptoms of Catarrh and Hyomei Cure Claim
A physician outlines common catarrh symptoms including offensive breath sneezing husky voice nasal discharge throat throat irritation and cough. The piece asserts Hyomei destroys catarrhal germs and offers George W. Clutton’s guarantee to refund if it does not cure, shifting risk to the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clutton
Epworth Methodist church elects officers for year
The Sunday school board of Epworth Methodist Episcopal church elected officers on Wednesday evening. Positions include superintendent A EK Stitzinger, assistant superintendents A M Leohner and M N Warner, secretary treasurer L Dol Nelson, and various department heads, librarians, organists, choristers, and reception committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
A, Ek, Stitzinger
A. M. Leohner
M. N. Warner
L. Dol. Nelson
Edward E. Marshall
C. C. Harry
Jay Young
F. M. Whitney
Edwin Marshall
Anna Moore
Helen Rearke
Gertrude Waddington
J. G. Clements
T. P. Hamilton
G. H. Ball
Margaret Merriman
J. F. Carpenter
Cradle Roll
Robert McCann
M. E. McNees
May Fiscus
Adaline
New Jefferson Street Bridge Planned Over Big Run
Viewers Alex Main Thomas M Eckles and Charles E Whistler recommend a new bridge over Big Run on South Jefferson Street in a court report. They say the present bridge is narrow and unsafe and the new structure will span the full street width, with dangerous approaches especially at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Run
South
Jefferson Street
Alex Main
Thomas M. Eckles
Charles E. Whistler
Boarding House Tragedy: Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shootings in Worcester
Vivian Phillips a 29 year old boarding at William A Cann house 5 Sycamore street Worcester was shot by Harry Mounier 27 of Philadelphia who then killed himself The incident likely grew from jealousy at the boarding house authorities report no further details were provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Worcester
Mass
Vivian Phillips
Harry Mounier
Philadelphia
William A. Cann
Sycamore Street
Richard Elmore Recuperating After Tin Mill Injury
Richard Elmore of 160 Sutton Street is improving after a work accident at the tin mill Monday. He was cut by tin and taken home from the scene, with doctors reporting gradual recovery and remaining confined for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Elmore
Sutton Street
Thirtieth-Eighth Series Stock Subscriptions Open
The association reports the thirty-eighth stock series for subscriptions as it marks twenty one years in operation. It has paid handsome profits to stockholders with no losses and few withdrawal notices during the recent panic. Call during business hours at No 24 Dean block for more information. W T Dougherty Secretary 1661f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Block
W. T. Dougherty
Coal weighing ordinance in Kittanning borough
A letter and clipping describe a Kittanning borough ordinance requiring coal weigh ing at the city scales with payment in cash on delivery. It bans coal sales except for private use and flags weighing as a criminal offense for nonpayment. Signers include R. L. Lewis H. J. Waugaman Snyder Brothers Heasley and Waugaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Kittanning Daily Times
New Castle
Council of
Kittanning Borough
R. L. Lewis
H. J. Waugaman
Snyder Brothers
Heasley and Waugaman
Vesper Services for the Y W C A Association
Vesper services will be held Sunday from 4 to 5 at Central Presbyterian Church. Rev J C McDonald will give the address with Miss Erhardt presiding assisted by Mrs S E McCleary and Mrs J B Love. Music by Miss Alice Cubbison and Thomas Richards. Bible study class tonight with supper at 6 30. Foreigners class Friday taught by Mrs Margaret Gibson. Finance committee meets next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
J. C. McDonald
Epworth M. E
Erhardt
S. E. McCleary
J. B. Love
Alice Cubbison
Thomas Richards
Margaret Gibson
Ward electors to vote on division at fall election
Judge Porter directed a November vote on dividing the Fifth ward into two wards. The mayor must publish a 15 day notice in three newspapers. Ballots will read For new ward and against new ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
New Ward
Masters Appointed To Take Testimony In Divorce Trials
Judge Porter named several masters to take testimony in divorce actions. Attorneys E N Bear in Perry E Davis v Mary Davis, S W Dana in Viola Kay v Clyde Kay, John H Bittner in Margaret Main v Edward Main, J W Cunningham in Katherine Jones v Albert E Jones, and S J Callahan in Hilda Gabert v John Gabert. An alias subpoena was issued for Andrew Miller v Katherine Miller.
No Statement Filed In Irwin Case By Miss Irwin
Notice states that unless a statement of claim is filed within 30 days a non pro will be entered in the suit of Miss Rose Irwin against the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company. The summons was served October 31 and no statement has been recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Irwin
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
Girl Knocked Down by a Horse and Buggy
A schoolgirl on Washington Street was struck by a horse and buggy driven by Harry Book with a companion Young. The child darted into the street near Citizens National Bank and was drawn under the front wheels but pulled free before the hind wheels passed over her. She was shaken but uninjured aside from being scared and was returned home to Mill Street. Onlookers blamed a peanut wagon nearby for limiting the driver’s ability to avoid the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Mill
Harry Book
Young
Citizens National Bank
Mill Street
Oak Grove School District Trouble Debated In Court
In Little Beaver Township the Oak Grove district dispute over a burned school site and new location was argued after noon. Attorneys A W Gardner and J Norman Martin debated exceptions to the inspector F E Baer report while quash and cost security motions were heard in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Little Beaver Township
A. W. Gardner
J. Norman Martin
FE. N. Baer
Martin Reno
Charles B. Mayne
W.S. Reynolds
William McElwee
the Meek Company
J. R. Butler
W. D. Wallace
Aaron L. Hazen
May Restore Five Year Rule For All M E Ministers
At the Philadelphia conference meeting beginning March 18 in Philadelphia a plan to restore the five year pastorate rule will be considered. The limit, in force until 1900, caused frequent pastor moves and its return would keep ministers in place longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Church
General Conference
Lawyer Substitute Appointed in Rice Estate Auditing
The court revoked the appointment of Attorney J. L. Biggerstaff as auditor on the final account of Jose S. Rice, administrator in the estate of Ann Means, and appointed Clyde Gibson in his place. Biggerstaff abducted disappeared from New Castle about a year ago and is now whereabouts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Biggerstaff
Jose S. Rice
Ann Means
Clyde Gibson
Appointed to Help District Attorney in murder trials
Attorney W. J. Moffatt was appointed on Wednesday afternoon to assist District Attorney Young in the trial of cases. Judge Williams of Mercer is expected to assist Judge Porter, as two courts are planned to save juror costs during likely lengthy murder trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffatt
Young
Williams
Mercer
Porter
Amputee Fred Trowbridge Hurt Near Warren
Fred Trowbridge, of Warren area, had a leg amputated Tuesday night after an accident. His mother also sustained a broken hip from a fall the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Trowbridge
Warren
Calming of steel market sought by Pittsburg foundrymen
The Pittsburg Foundrymen's association warned pig iron makers in Pittsburg and the Mahoning Shenango valleys to settle prices before buying more iron. A meeting urged a stable price base to avoid bad contracts, with firms ready to place substantial future orders once prices remain stationary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mahoning
Shenango
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service Meeting Notice
All members are summoned to the Pythian hall City building on Sunday March 8 at 2 oclock for a memorial service at the opera house. committee 16712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Opera House
Miner al Ridge Man Injured in Buggy Crash
James Ryan of Mineral Ridge was thrown from his buggy when a horse in a fray caused a skull fracture as he traveled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Ridge
James Ryan
Journeymen Barbers Strike Union Shop Card List
Organized labor issue urges patrons to patronize shops displaying the union shop card. The list names James McGregor, George Brown, Wickline & Heckart, Hempill & Williams, W. E. McKissick and many others with addresses on South Jefferson Croton Pittsburg East Long West Washington Cochran Mill North Mill Liberty Cherry and related streets. 16713
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGregor
South
Jefferson Street
George Brown
Croton Avenue
Mill Street
Wickline & Heckart
Smith Pool Room
Hempill & Williams
Pittsburg Street
W. E. McKissick
C. BE. VanHorn
South Mill Street
L. R. Anderson
Sol S. Davis
East Long Avenue
Dave Lewis
W. A. Hall
East Washington Street
H. M. Reynolds
West Washington
M. J. Gibbons
Cochran Street
Diamond
John F. Cox
John White
North Mill Street
W. R. Newell
G. B. Harruff
Leslie House
Jack Lewis
South Mercer Street
Frank Sullivan
Apple Alley
P. Rodenbaugh
Washington Street
F. McKissick
W. H. Leicht
Craig P. Heinrich
Pliler
East
Cherry Street
Guy Hildebrant
Liberty Street
Richardson & Daum
West
Struthers Holds Meetings on Macadamizing Roads to Village
Local meetings in Struthers push for macadamizing country roads leading to the village amid civic improvement efforts. Residents discuss quality of road surfaces and long term benefits for transport and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers
Prompt Pharmacists Promise Faithful Prescription Fulfillment
A pharmacy advertising its commitment to always renewing supplies promptly. It pledges to fill prescriptions exactly as written by the doctor, avoiding substitutions, and invites customers to bring prescriptions with confidence akin to trusting their physician.
Hindipo Kidney Cure touted by New Castle druggists
Love and Megown advertise Hindipo as a new kidney cure and nerve tonic with a positive guarantee. They claim it cures kidney troubles and nervous disorders or they will refund the purchase price. A 50 cent box is offered by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love & Megown
New Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Bollard
Epworth Methodist Episcopal School
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Kittanning Council
Masters
Irwin
Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Boston
the Moser Wall Paper CO
Mercer Street
M. E
Journeymen Barbers
Clutton
Eugene Heard Spectacle.Co
Penn Ave
Pgh
New York
DR. Frampton
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
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