Philadelphia Revival Opens With Large Attendance
The Chapman-Alexander evangelists opened in Philadelphia with over six thousand attendees across 21 churches. More than 40 churches are planned for later services, with a staff of 75 speakers and 1,500 singers preparing mass chorus work. The King’s Business guides the effort as Dr Chapman calls Philadelphia his old home and predicts wider city and national spread.
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Philadelphia
Chapman-Alexander
Chapman
Oil operators in Portersville field accelerate activity
The Portersville field shows heightened drilling. Hoch well on Burns farm yields ten barrels. Adams and company drill Jeff Frazier farm. A McClymonds farm adds a new bore. Prospect Oil and Gas plans No 1 on William Troutman farm next week. Hoch Brothers drill on James Welsh farm. Southern Oil sets leases and starts operations by the 15th on Press Myers farm. more work on ag and Burns farm with Prospect Oil and Gas drilling as well.
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Portersville
Hoch
Burns
Adams and Company
Jeff Frazier
A. McClymonds
Prospect Oil and Gas Company
William Troutman
Hoch Brothers
James Welsh
Southern Oil Company
Press Myers
Prospect Ofl and Gas Company
Dressed chickens for every one Saturday at East Side Butter Co
Dressed chickens advertised for sale at East Side Butter Company located at 17412 No 70 Pittsburg Street with a Saturday timing.
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East Side Butter CO
Pittsburg Street
Glee Club Plans Spring Concert with Madame Nordica
Negotiations proceed for a Youngstown appearance by the American Glee Club and manager Madame Lilian Nordica as the famed artist is expected to sing in Youngstown this spring. Linen shirt waist sale slated for Tuesday and Wednesday March 17 and 18 by Brown and Hamilton.
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American Glee Club of
Youngstown
Lilian Nordica
Anti-Pill promise relief for stomach troubles offered
Dr J S Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska promotes ANTI-PILL a remedy for constipation heartburn indigestion sour stomach and bilious attacks. A free trial package is offered at John Neely’s drug store when a coupon with name and address is presented.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
John Neely
Sunday school convention in New Wilmington district
The New Wilmington Sunday schools held their convention at Second U P Church with a praise service and talks on child nature Sabbath school work temperance and training. Officers elected include President William Falkman Secretary Anna Poppino and Treasurer H T Getty with department superintendents unchanged. A post meeting discussed forming a local option club with Henderson Thompson chairing and delegates chosen to attend the New Castle gathering. A local meeting is planned here Thursday night to review reports and organize the club.
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New Wilmington
U. P
Sarah Clark
R. W. Thompson
W. W. Troup
Clarence Wible
J. M. Watson
A. A. Graham
J. O. Campbell
William Falkman
Anna Poppino
H. T. Getty
Henderson Thompson
T. 8. McAnlis
New Castle
Local Juniors Entertain Friends and Council Changes Reported
Friday events include Miss Louisa Ligo entertaining juniors at her home with games and refreshments then a county jail note about hobos and council resignations. Also gains in attendance at a speech program and announced public notices of burgess and high constable appointments.
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Louisa Ligo
Susie Price
Bertha Taylor
Margaret Hilton
Elvina Peebles
Stella Anderson
Mae Jenkins
Amelda Boyd
Grace Redmond
F. J. Sewall
George Johnson
Charles Mason
Stewart Price
Owen Shaffer
Frank Shaffer
Phil Cox
Scott Kirk
Harry Anderson
Burgess Sharp
A. A. Shaffer
Jerry Anderson
Burgess
George Young
College Chapel
Wilhelm G. Fel
Daniel Clyde Hankey
George Allen Perkins
Robert A. Warren, Jr
Contagious Disease Reports To Health Officer
Three cases reported to Health Officer Horner today include Catherine DeLong age three of 159 North Cascade street with diphtheria, Mike Patricks of 912 Big Run street with tuberculosis, and Robert VanHorn age five of 270 Grant street with diphtheria.
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Horner
Catherine DeLong
North Cascade Street
Mike Patricks
Big Run Street
Robert VanHorn
iGrant Street
Lowell Village Schools Declared Safe After Investigation
Local authorities in Lowell village announce that all schools are perfectly safe following a thorough investigation. No threats found, and students return to normal routines with reassurance from officials.
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Lowellvile
Three Men Arrested as Noted Pickpockets in Youngstown
Police in Youngstown report the arrest of three men suspected of national notoriety as pickpockets. Details indicate a coordinated theft ring and ongoing investigation to recover stolen items and identify additional suspects.
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Youngstown
Mercer County Pioneer Eli Donner Dies at 95 Near Jamestown
Eli Donner, among Mercer county's oldest residents, died near Jamestown at age 95. The passing leaves a long local legacy. Born years ago, Donner witnessed region's growth and was known for community involvement.
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Eli Donner
Mercer County
Jamestown
Illegal liquor selling charged in commonwealth case
The case against Samuel Leonardo Jr and Samuel Leonardo Sr for selling liquor without a license was heard by Judge Porter. Witnesses testified the defendants operated a butcher shop on South Jefferson Street selling liquor, with multiple locals confirming beer and whiskey purchases.
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the Commonwealth
Samuel Leonardo
Samuel Leonardo, Sr
W. H. VanGorder
Porter
H. A. Wilkison
Young
Luigi Bronco
South
Jefferson Street
Wilkison
Bronco
VanGorder
Pasquale Cavella
Nick Capto
Raffalo Parotti
Pasquale Paglia
Luig
Dominick Rossi
Alderman Green
Fifty Miles From Pittsburg staged by St Marys Society
St Marys Dramatic Society presents a new musical comedy Fifty Miles From Pittsburg at the opera house on Tuesday March 17. Father Maher oversees the production with the same cast from The Grand Old Flag Minstrels delivering a side splitting performance. The show will be staged on St Patrick's night in the avenue.
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Pittsburg
St. Mary’s Dramatic Society
Opera House
Father Maher
St. Mary’s
Avenin
Presbyterian union meeting to resume Monday night
The Presbyterian union of this city will meet Monday evening March 16 at Fourth Presbyterian church at 7 30. Renewed vigor will characterize the gathering with discussion on The Proper Relation of the Session to the Sunday School led by John G. Nothdurst of the First Presbyterian church.
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Presbyterian Union
Fourth Presbyterian Church
John G. Nothdurst
First Presbyterian Church
Youngstown Employs 150 Unemployed Men for City Cleanup
The city of Youngstown hires 150 unemployed men to clean streets and parks, improving public spaces. This effort targets relief during economic hardship and supports municipal maintenance.
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Youngstown
Y W C A Vesper Services and Plans for Fundraiser
Y W C A vesper services will be held Sunday afternoon at First Christian Church with Mrs J B Martin presiding. Miss Grate Erhardt will speak on the Pittsburg missionary convention. A new higher English class meets Monday evening taught by Emma V. Harry. Ivanhoe is the first text. Social committees plan a spring farce to fund delegates to Mountain Lake Park, Md. Grace Erhardt to direct. Also planned are furnishings for new association rooms funded by Elks donations.
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First Christian Church
Emma V. Harry
Scott’s “Ivanhoe
Mountain Lake Park
Grace Erhardt
The
Elks
Association
A A Wages Dispute Touches Youngstown Continuation Agreement
P. J. McArdie of the A. A. reported in Youngstown that manufacturers intend to discontinue the continuous operating agreement. Under it if the wage scale is not settled by July 1, workers would continue under the old terms until a settlement is reached.
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Youngstown
P. J. McArdie
A. A
Public Sale At Residence Of Frank Thompson
Auction at the Frank Thompson residence on Pittsburg road three miles east of New Castle Tuesday March 17 at 10 oclock a m. Includes cows horses wagons farm machinery grain and other property.
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Frank &. Thompson
Pittsburg Road
New Castle
Ripe Tomatoes Sold At Union Market And Linen Sale Noted
Ripe tomatoes 10 cents per pound at Union Fruit Market located on Pittsburg street. Linen sale announced by Brown and Hamilton for Tuesday and Wednesday March 17 and 18 at their store.
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Union Fruit Market
Pittsburg Street
New Guard Gates Planned At Gardner Avenue Crossing
Plans are under way to install guard gates at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie crossing at Gardner avenue as required by city ordinance. The B and O has gates at the adjoining crossing but none on the Lake Erie. work will start soon. Rail orders resume improvements from last fall, including eliminations of curves between Pittsburg and New Castle and four interlocking stations. A bill to allow communities to petition grade crossing abandonment faces railroad opposition. Erie and Ashtabula division chief H W Thornton and staff returned from Alliance branch inspection aboard the Mary Ann. Conductor Thomas Downing, a Pennsylvania figure, is smiling amid the developments.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Gardner Avenue
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio
H. W. Thornton
Erie and Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
Alliance Branch
Ohio
Barrett
M. H. Cahill
C. W. Cook
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Gas well drilling on Downing farm near Sharpsville expected
A gas company drilling on land adjoining Downing's farm near Sharpsville struck a gas vein with about 250 pounds pressure. Drilling will start on Downing property in a few days with expectations of a regular gusher. Nearby municipal work in Ashtabula sees engineer J. P. Fitzgerald temporarily in charge due to illness. Coal shipments through New Castle are heavy with railroads storing fuel for lake port traffic. Baltimore and Ohio railroad paydays and crew moves are noted along with other local rail activity.
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Downing
Sharpsville
J. P. Fitzgerald
Pennsylvania
Ashtabula
New Castle
Fresh Eggs Sold At Union Market Pittsburg Street
Advertisement notes strictly fresh eggs offered at 23 cents per dozen at Union Market located on Pittsburg Street. Customer saves with early purchase, market listing includes address No. 25 Pittsburg Street and ZIP 17412.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Beautifying Tea Promises Skin Glow Without Harm
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a safe beauty aid. It claims to improve complexions with 35c Tea or Tablets and credits J. C. Wallace as the seller.
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Hollister
J. C. Wallace
Spanking Fails to Cure Child Wetting Says Summers
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home remedy for urinary issues in children and adults. The treatment claims to stop bedwetting without blaming the child and provides full instructions by mail. No payment required and readers urged to write today.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
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U. S
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John F. Neely
Howard Stewart
Ellwood
Warren
East Liverpool
George A. Smith
Margaret Vance
Law
ST. Mary's Society
Rick’s
Stritmater’s Store
Zoe
Panama
Stritmaters
D. R. Bollard
Brown and Hamilton’s
Gardner Ave
Rai
LROAD
Rallboa
Thomas Downing
Minnesota
Bell
Miller & Roth
Jefferson ST
R. L. Matthews Electric Company
Mahoning
Union
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Erie
Hayes
Baltimore and and Ohio
Engineer Shaffer
Baltimore
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