Rev Mulholland Accepts Call to Highland Church
Rev R H Mulholland of Princeton J I has accepted the Highland United Presbyterian church call. He will begin after his Princeton Theological Seminary graduation around May 7 at a salary of 1200 dollars. Mulholland, 25, hails from Beaver Falls and previously served in Pittsburg and Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Mulholland
Princeton
I. J
Highland United Presbyterian Church
H. E. Coneby
Highland Church
Coneby
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mulholland
Beaver Falls
Pittsburg
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
R.M. Russell
Western Theological Seminary
Thirty-Eighth Series of Stock Issued by Savings Society
The association reports the first half of its twenty first year with sixteen stock series matured and no losses. It shows strong member confidence with few withdrawals during the panic. Call 24 Block for details. Secretary 1 Dougherty.
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Dougherty
John M. Snyder Visits Friends in New Castle Ahead of California Trip
John M. Snyder of Cleveland visited friends in New Castle over Sunday and will travel to Los Angeles tomorrow for a major California fruit and food fiesta. He holds the decorating contract for the exhibition, with expert decorators preparing the halls. The weak economy forced several planned food exhibitions in Ohio Indiana Illinois and Canada to be canceled, costing Snyder money on decorations already arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Snyder
Cleveland
New Castle
Los Angeles
Mr. Snyder
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Canada
Snyder
M Dowell Leads Anti Penrose Fight in Mercer
In Mercer county Pennsylvania seven Republican candidates seek legislature seats with all but two opposing Senator Penrose. C B McDonnell and Harry Parshall back by Major Alex McDowell and J M Martin. George H Caldwell leads anti Penrose group with J G Dallas James L Greer and Charles Runningbrew also in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Mercer County
Senator Penrose
C. B. McDonnell
Harry Parshall
Alex McDowell
J. M. Martin
George H. Caldwell
J. G. Dallas
James L. Greer
Charles Runningbrew
Former deputy superintendent Henry Houck Turns Seventy
Hon Henry Houck former deputy state superintendent of public instruction who attended many institutes in New Castle and was a favorite with teachers celebrated his seventy second birthday Saturday. Mr Houck is now secretary of internal affairs and is enjoying good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Houck
New Castle
Houck
Tin Plate Trade Holds Steady in Pittsburg District
Iron and steel markets in the Pittsburg district show little weekly change with February outpacing January in new business and mill activity. Tin plate trade remains buoyant with no major shifts and independent plants reporting similar conditions. Coke tin plate priced at 3.70 dollars per 100 pounds fob mill with 30 day terms less 2 percent for cash in 10 days.
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Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
Bessemer Iron
Valley
Basketball dead at East Liverpool
East Liverpool basketball, long a central amusement, is a dead game with doubts of Pottery City’s continued Central league representation. After poor attendance the team was moved to Beaver Falls, but due to a poor floor and opposition from other clubs, the squad returns to East Liverpool.
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East Liverpool
Pottery City
Beaver Falls
Elks to Open Soup House in Opera House Block
W H Hill and New Castle Elks plan a community commissary in the opera house block on South Mercer street to aid the poor. Thirteen Elks pledge $1 weekly and city county and corporate support expected. Water fuel and food donations from local firms and officials cover soup, bread, meat, and vegetables.
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W. H. Hill
Elks
New Castle Elks
Opera House
South Mercer Street
The
Elks’ Lodge
Hill
D. H. Amsbury
New Castle Water Company
Gas
Churches Announce Spring Services And Meetings
Special firemens memorial services planned at First Christian church with Rev. Brooks preaching. First Methodist Sunday school officers re elected. Women’s Union sections meet at homes on varied days. Public meeting at First United Presbyterian March 11 on industrial missions for foreigners. Missionary societies hold sessions. confirmation class at Trinity Episcopal. bishop to attend April 10. Rev. McDonald heads revival prep in Sharpsville. Local option meeting set for Grace M E church. Lenten services at St John’s with Rev Obenauf. Mahoningtown Presbyterian women hold all day. Stevenson Circle at Mrs. Bartlett. King’s Daughters meet at First Presbyterian. Men’s league to discuss local option with Rev McConnell. Epworth M E Official Board to meet after prayer meeting.
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Crayton
Brooks
First United Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sharpsville
J. C. McDonald
Epworth M. EB
Sharon
Billy
McDonald
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
King’s Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
Men’s League
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Appeal Taken From Judge on Brooks License Question
Butler anti license factions appeal to the supreme court from Judge Galbreath by Ralph Lowery proprietor of the Hotel Lowery contesting the Brooks law as constitutional. If unconstitutional it would affect all license holders.
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Butler
Supreme Court
Galbreath
Ralph Lowery
Hotel
Lowery
Receiver to Auctions Vulcan Foundry Plant Next Monday
Trustee C. L. Baldwin to lead another sale attempt of the Vulcan Foundry and Machine Company plant, which has been repeatedly postponed due to few bidders. If a satisfactory price fails to appear, the receiver may be authorized to operate the facility, noted as one of the city’s best equipped foundries.
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Vulcan Foundry and Machine Company
C. L. Baldwin
Dr Cook Chosen President of Beaver Falls Council
At a meeting last week Dr William S Cook of Beaver Falls was chosen president of the borough council. Dr Cook is well known in New Castle and has many relatives in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Cook
Beaver Falls
Cook
New Castle
Farmer Purchases Joseph Campbell Farm at Plaingrove
Charles Eppinger bought the Joseph Campbell farm at Plaingrove, a 120 acre property adjoining the village. The price was reported near $5 000, making it one of the township's best improved farms.
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Charles Eppinger
Joseph Campbell
Plaingrove
Hamilton Street May Be Principal Highway to City
Shenango township officials plan to open Hamilton street next summer. The road now ends shortly before Carl street and would become the main thoroughfare from the county’s southern part into the city after removing a few houses. It is the only sizable paved street south of Long avenue, with previous efforts to open it having stalled. Township cooperation and funding are expected since the project lies within Shenango.
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Shenango Township
Hamilton Street
Carl
Long Avenue
Shenango
Faith in Man Accused of Bloody Murder Draws Neighbors
About 30 residents of Spring Creek Erie county visited Alpheus Damon in Corry lockup Friday to express faith in him. Damon, arrested on murder charges, faces a preliminary hearing this evening for the killings of Albert Damon and his sister Mrs. Jane Saterlee near Corry last month.
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Spring Creek
Erie County
Corry
Alpheus Damon
Damon
Albert Damon
Jane Saterlee
Ex Governor Stone Faces Anxious Seat In Trial Round
As the capitol contract conspiracy case nears a close in Harrisburg Pennsylvania attorneys await the next case on the commonwealth list. If the first trial ends in acquittal preparations shift to Wetter and Payne partners and to Cassel Sanderson Huston cases involving metal furniture and marble. Stone expected to be star witness if the metal furniture case proceeds first due to prior legislative testimony on the contract's legality.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Sanderson
Dauphin County
Charles C. Wetter
George F. Payne
Payne & Wetter
Cassel, Sanderson and Huston
Stone
Legislative Commission
Cassel
General Schedule Furnishings Prompt Fraud Claims
The passage notes furniture installed to complete a building under a general appropriation, with accusations that charges violated the general schedule and that bills were paid despite being known fraudulent.
Hospital treasurer ordered to submit books in Harrisburg
Auditor General Young demands Mercer hospital former treasurer Miss Stewart produce all books for audit by March 14 or face arrest. He insists state auditor must conduct the examination despite staffing changes. Stewart wishes to audit herself, but law requires a state audit.
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Harrisburg
Mercer Hospital
Young
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Mr. Young
Miss Elizabeth Blevins Struck By Typhoid Fever
Typhoid afflicts Elizabeth Blevins at her North street home while Ruth Blevins widow of New Castle’s murdered ex-treasurer is moved to care after a nervous breakdown from the long strain since the killing.
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Blevins
Elizabeth Blevins
North Street
Ruth Blevins
New Castle
Mrs. Frank H. Foulke Returns From Pittsburg Visit
Mrs. Frank H. Foulke of North street has returned from a visit with friends in Pittsburg.
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Frank H. Foulke
North Street
Pittsburg
Mrs Sigel Heads to New York on 10 Day Business Trip
Mrs J H Sigel of Centennial street leaves for a ten day business trip to New York. She will visit business associates and return with potential plans for future ventures.
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J. H. Sigel
Centennial Street
New York
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Gustave Verbeek
Washington ST
Rev. Mulholland
Highland
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
M’dowell
Old Mercer
First Methodist Sunday School
Woman's Union
Woman's Union of the
First Christian Church
Brown White
Pittsburg Street
R. C. G. White
Sheridan Avenue
Morrow
Boyles Avenue
Perry
Greenwood Avenue
Biles
Neshannock Avenue
New Bulletins
Missionary Meeting
Young Woman's Missionary Society of
Elizabeth McLaughry
East North Street
Grace M. E. Church
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Obenauf of
Stevenson Circle
Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Everett Bartlett
Sankey Street
Official Board
Epworth _M. E. church
Vulcan Foundry
DR. Cook
Pittsburg Stree
Copenhagen
Wolles
R. S. McCulloch & CO
J. Norman Martin
M. H. Henderson
Edward T. Kurtz
Thos
W. Phillips
Lewiss
Hoyt
J.P. H.C
Samuel McCreary
E. N. Baer
John H. Preston
Chas. H. Andrews
David Jameson
Anningham
Citizens National Bank
Star Witnesses
Miss Blevins
Hady Attendant
York Dentists
East
Washington Street
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
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