Legacy Touching Philadelphia Aunt Leaves $30 000 to Heir
George H. Cook of North Liberty Street receives word from a Philadelphia attorney that an aunt in Philadelphia has bequeathed him at least $30,000. He is one of several heirs and may receive a fifth of the estate after investigation and travel to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Cook
Liberty Street
Philadelphia
Mr. Cook
Cook
Seventh Ward
Ax J. Rouse
Mahoningtown
the News
North Liberty Street
Favorable Report on Camp Run Bridge Plan
Perry township citizens win favorable viewers decision for a bridge over Camp Run to span the Portersville road between the Wilson residences. The proposal will be presented to the next grand jury for consideration.
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Camp Run Bridge
Perry Township
Camp Run
Camp N
Portersville Road
Francis
Harles Wilson
Community Notes From Pulaski and Surroundings
David Tod returns to Youngstown while Wallace Rayser visits New Castle. Elizabeth Wallace visits Mahoningtown and Mont Harry recovers from illness. Kensington club forms at Mrs. Clyde Book’s home with biweekly meetings and members including Mrs. Rayser and Miss Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tod
Youngstown
Elizabeth Wallace
Mahoningtown
J. S. Wood
Clyde Book
Kensington Club
J. W. Adams
J. H. Davidson
L. R. Henderson
J. A. Shaffer
F. A. Shape
W. M. Clark
Charles Fisher
Nettie Houlette
George Lostetter
R. C. Rayser
Nora Hunter
Nellie Buchanan
Bridges Planned for County Summer Building
County commissioners expect a busy summer with several bridges to be built including Pittsburg Street and Gardener Avenue. In addition, multiple smaller bridges will receive construction by the county with concrete floors to avoid costly oak plank, while Pittsburg Street Bridge may require repeated repairs due to short lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Street
Gardner Avenue
Reverend Warren to Speak at Central Presbyterian Sunday
Rev Dr Warren of North Warren Pennsylvania will be in the city Sunday and occupy the pulpit at Central Presbyterian Church. Many residents look forward to renewing their acquaintance with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Warren
North Warren
First Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Chicago resident relates most grew some experience
During JL T Cooper's visit to Chicago his preparation attracted crowds and claims of expelling a 20 foot tapeworm. Emil Winkler of 182 East Ohio Street spoke of decades of illness and relief after using Cooper's medicine, praising the remedy and its maker as life changing. McKee's Cut Rate Medicine Store at 21 North Mill Street offered sales and explanations of the Cooper preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. T. Cooper
Hicago
Emil Inkler
Cooper
Winkler
East Ohio Street
Chicago
St. Louis
Mr. Cooper
McKee
North Mill Street
Thieves Hold Up Dominick Tital Near Frisco
Dominick Tital was robbed on the Beaver County line near Frisco after leaving Ellwood City. Two armed men took his gold watch and $208, claiming hard times explained the crime. He could not describe them well but noted they spoke flawless English and seemed American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Tital
Dominick
Frisco
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Beaver County
Petition toFree Nye Sparks Local Plea in Ellwood Hold Up Case
Friends of Lee Nye circulate a pardon petition after Nye received four years six months for taking part in an Ellwood hold up of a foreigner. The signers include residents and, curiously, the robbery victim. Two companions went to Huntington School. ex Judge J Sharp Wilson of Beaver will present the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Nye
Ellwood
Board of Pardons
Nye
Huntingdon School
J. Sharp Wilson
Beaver
New Gasoline Arc Light at Casino Rink Draws Notice
Manager Clarke of the Casino unveils a new gasoline arc light illuminated by J B Boston of the Ford Light company of Salem. Townspeople find it efficient and low in maintenance. Stoughton and Kelly consider using it in their bowling alleys for tonight’s match.
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Clarke
J. B. Boston
Ford Light Company
Salem
Stoughton
Kelly
Resignation by Central School Teacher Due to Ill Health
Miss Vesta Stamm, grade 5 teacher at Central School, resigns because of ill health. Her post will be filled by Miss Myrtle Thompson, who has served as substitute teacher.
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Vesta Stamm
Central
Miss Stamm
Myrtle Thompson
John Electric Co Relocates to Mercer Street
The John Electric Co has moved from 17 South Mill Street to the first floor of the new Greer Block on Mercer Street.
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South Mill Street
Greer Tblock
Mercer Street
Calvin E Patterson Dies at Mercer Hospital
News of the death of Calvin E Patterson at Mercer hospital Wednesday evening reached Ellwood yesterday. He had been ill one month with a complication of diseases and was hospitalized a week but too weak for operation. A Mercer resident for two years he worked as a jeweler for Mr Keith on Lawrence Avenue. He leaves a wife two young children and a brother Arthur Patterson of Mercer. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Mercer from his brother’s home.
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Calvin Patterson
Mercer Hospital
Ellwood
Patterson
Keith
Lawrence Avenue
Arthur Patterson
Mercer
A. M
Ellwood Seemed in Holiday Attire
Lawrence avenue looked like a street fair as crowds from the mills filled the town yesterday and today. The shutdown of nearly all manufacturing plants boosted business and brightened conditions, with the outpouring expected to continue the week.
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Lawrence Avenue
Penn a Stove Works Moves to Youngstown
The Pennsylvania Stove company plant is shipped to Youngstown and will sit beside the old Sennett plant in Crab Creek. Machinery will join Youngstown Furnace & Supply works with aim to start by April 1. The merged plant will employ 45 to 50 moulders producing furnaces and stove castings.
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Pennsylvania Stove Company
Youngstown
Sennett
Crab Creek
Youngstown Furnace & Supply Company
Local business travelers and visitors at Pittsburg and New Castle
A parade of visitors and travelers is noted with H W Fitzgerald F W Andres Frank Patterson Arthur Cohen Carrie Hall and others in Pittsburg New Castle and Cumberland Md. plus a Georgian household goods sale listed by D H Munhall 301 Crescent Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Fitzgerald
Pittsburg
F. W. Andres
Youngstown
John Geisler
Cumberland
Frank Patterson
New Castle
Arthur Cohen
Carrie Hall
Park Avenue
E. E. Cleveland
Lawrence
Adam Dambach
Zelienople
H. W
E. Dambach
C. E. Whistler
Geo. Dambach
Beaver Falls
D. D. Cunnigham
Cincinnati
Ohio
John James
James McDermot
Glenn Blatt
William Johnston
William Simms
D. H. Munhall
Crescent Avenue
Institute Session On School Management At Hazel Dell
Tonight and tomorrow the local schools hold sessions at the Hazel Dell Presbyterian church. Prof. C W Cubbison and Borough Solicitor J W Humphrey headline talks on school management and civic government. The program opens with devotional by Rev Charles Bell and includes music, welcomes, and general discussions.
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Presbyterian Church
Hazel Dell
C. W. Cubbison
J. W. Humphrey
Charles Bell
Slipperyrock Presbyterian Church
Edna Marshall
Blanche Lockhart
Foltz
Claude Herwick
Co. W. Cubbison
Pleasant social event in Ellwood honors Miss Cohen
A Wednesday night social at the home of Mr and Mrs B Keller on Park avenue drew many couples in Ellwood. Guests enjoyed a musical program and card games followed by a fine lunch prepared by the hostess in honor of Miss Cohen of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
B. Keller
Park Avenue
Miss Cohen
New Castle
Uncle of Frank Stier Dies in Cleveland
Frank Stier of the Glenn Manufacturing Company learned by telegram yesterday of his uncle's death in Cleveland Ohio. He left for Cleveland yesterday morning and will be away for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stier
Glenn Manuacturing Company
Cleveland
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HIN
Edna McCready
North Cedar Street
Newell Avenue
Clara Horniffer
East Clayton Street
Bell Telephone Company
Tom Rush
South Cedar Street
Eventh Ward
John Davis
Frank Louther
Bowellville
George Titus
Ashland Avenue
Ralph Powers
Wampum
John P. Vance
Niles
A. W. Longacre
West Cherry Street
A. C. Hyde
Hal McLane
South Wayne Street
Dave Evans
Mahoning Avenue
Clark Davidson
East Madison Avenue
E. P. Lynch
Fred Gregory
Shenango
John Essinger
West Madison Avenue
Dolly Hammond
Montgomery Avenue
Will Harris
Standard Steel Car Company
Frank Allen
Lawrence Junction
Pennsylvania
Richard Nye Merrill
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Harry McCormick
New Castle Junction
Shilling Bros. x
Pittsburg St
Pulaski R
Wallace Rayser
C. C. Boyd
George Book of Books Woods
Mont Harry
Ellwood City News
Pardon Board
The
John Electric Co
Calvin E. Patterson
Brother
Penna Stove Works
Adams
Stiefel
Nirth
Ellwood City, PA
Ritchey & Fitzgerald
Blocher
Seventh St
Bellphone
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
Rte
China
East Washington Street
Bell Phone
New Castle, Pa
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
Hartzel’s Milk Depot
C.M. Hartzel
Ss. Jefferson ST
Bell
Citizen
the National Bank of Lawrence Co
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