Memorial Day Plans Set by G A R Post
Post 100 of the Grand Army of the Republic began memorial observance preparations. A. S. Love chairs the committee with R. P. Pomeroy and Clark McMillin, appointed at a recent meeting. Commander R. C. Porter arranged the committee. Sons of Veterans may meet with their chairman, R. M. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Love
R. P. Pomeroy
Clark McMillin
R. C. Porter
Sons of Veterans of
R. M. Campbell
Fifty Miles From Pittsburg at St Mary's Opera House
St Marys Dramatic society presents the musical comedy Fifty Miles From Pittsburg written by Rev Patrick E Maher and managed by him assisted by William J Collins. Music underscored by Prof Julius Sypher with the St Marys orchestra conducted by William Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Opera House
St. Mary's Dramatic Society
Pittsburg
Patrick E. Maher
William J. Collins
Kiss-a-me
Julius Sypher
Personal notes and family news items from Ashtabula area
Born to Mr and Mrs Percy Blackford a son A B BStitzinger of Rhodes Place. Miss Anna Graig of South Mill street returns from Wittsburg. Mrs W Parker and children return from Sharpsville visit. Mrs Sarah Gibson visits Mead Gibson South Sharon. Clyde Smith of Fairmont avenue visiting from Lawrenceville New Jersey. Miss Grace Kissinger returns from visit with Q B Taylor and Blanche Sanders at Hotel Spier Greenwi lle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Blackford
A. B. Bstitzinger
Rhodes Place
Ashtabula
Anna Graig
South Mill Street
Wittsburg
W. Parker
Sharpsville
Sarah Gibson
Mead Gibson
South Sharon
Clyde Smith
Lawrenceville
N. J
C. Ed Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Grace Kissinger
Q. B. Taylor
Blanche Sanders
Reverend McDonald Attends Oil City Funeral
Rev J C McDonald of the Epworth Church attended the funeral in Oil City on Saturday for Amos P Dale a former parishioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McDonald
Epworth
Y W C A Plans Classes and Opening Events
The Y W C A in New Castle hosts an initial session for higher English with ten to twelve attendees led by Miss Emma VY Harry. Classes in Italian Bible study and rhetoric begin, with plans to add German and French and possibly two weekly sessions. The social department discusses a house warming and a spring opening after April 1, while directors decide against a summer Hiawatha park entertainment. Funds reach about $800 with $1,800 goal as fundraising continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Emma VY. Harry
Educational Department
Association
New Castle
Hiawatha
Christian Amoss
How to Instruct Pupils in the Use of Good English
Miss Iretta Dart principal at Oak Street school presented a fine paper to city school principals on teaching English. She urged starting correct grammar in grade one and reinforcing through higher grades with emphasis on conscious usage through talking lessons and guided discussion with careful grammar correction across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iretta Dart
Oak Street
Miss Dart
Molar Menders To Join The Ranks Of Union Workingmen
United Press reports New York March 17 false teeth join the union as dental manufactories back the move. Over 1,000 workers enlisted and a charter will be sought from the Central Federated union. The label will cover crown and bridge work and false teeth, with fills added later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Central Federated Union
Illness Touches Local Families and Rehearsal Plans
Mr. Jackson and Miss Gertrude Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, are ill. The Westfield quartet will rehearse Tuesday evening with Miss Ella Clark. Mrs. Jennie Hall of New Castle is visiting due to her mother Mrs. Marian Burnett's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
George Gibson
Westfield Quartet
Ella Clark
Jennie Hall
New Castle
Marian Burnett
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Blood Purifier Treatment
Local applications fail to reach the seat of disease and catarrh is called a constitutional ailment. The cure is taken internally to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a nonquack prescription by F. J. Cheney & Co. and sold by druggists with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Frege
Toledo
Big Mining Strike Probable Amid Internal Labor Fight
The article discusses a potential coal strike as conflicting policies from retiring President Mitchell and successor Lewis threaten unity at the convention. Ohio operators refuse to join an interstate conference March 24, aiming to leverage higher prices from 3,000,000 tons of coal stored on the Great Lakes. It recalls the 1903 Anthracite strike led by Mitchell, Roosevelt arbitration, and lasting three years, noting price rises, state coercion, and the rise of United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Mitchell
Ohio
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Roosevelt
Arbitration Commission
Mounted Constabulary
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
George Baer
Seven New Cases Reported Today
Seven cases of contagious disease were reported to Health Officer Horner. Names and ages include Jessie Norris aged 8 at 30 North Jefferson Street with mumps. Norman Gallager aged 4 at John and Pearl Street with typhoid fever. Mrs Maude Johns 59 Sankey Street with typhoid fever. James Rugh aged 7 at 23 North Jefferson Street with measles. Ruth Davies aged 8 at 106 Richelieu Avenue with typhoid fever. Charles Carpenter 68 Crawford Avenue with typhoid fever. and W H Guthrie of Waldo Street with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Jessie Norris
North Jefferson Street
Norman Gallager
John
Pearl Street
Maude Johns
Sankey Street
James Rugh
Ruth Davies
Richelieu Avenue
Charles Carpenter
Crawford Avenue
W. H. Guthrie
Waldo Street
Easter Suits at Special Low Prices by Philadelphia Suit Co
R. W. Clendenin & Sons advertises Easter suits with a sample line from Philadelphia Suit Co. to be shown tomorrow and sold at special low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Suit Co
R. W. Clendenin & Sons
Phillips real estate listings on Mill and surrounding streets
A catalog of rental rooms and facilities across Phillips Place and nearby streets detailing multiple properties with counts of rooms and baths. Listings include addresses such as 530 South Mill Street and 630 South Beaver Street with rents ranging from 2.00 to 55.00, plus storerooms and offices at several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Homestead
South
Mill Street
Phillips Place
Beaver Street
Highland Avenue
Jefferson Street
North
Mercer Street
North Shenango Street
East St
North Mill Street
Bath
Delaware
Craig St
Cottage Street
West Grant St
Norris Alley
Pittsburg St
W. Falls Street
East Lawrence St
North Beaver Street
Tebat
E. North Street
North Mill St
W. Grant St
N. Beaver Street
Modern homes and farm offers in city and Virginia
Real estate ads promise affordable buys including a new nine room home on West Madison Avenue and a seven room modern house on Edgewood Avenue. A Virginia 20 acre farm with stock and improvements is offered with cash and crop payment terms. Rentals include an eight room modern house on Park Avenue and another six room in Seventh Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Seventh Ward
Virginia
R. R
Park Avenue
Margaret Avenue
North Highland
North Hill District
Washington Street
Seward Street
Highland District
East Home Street
Bath
Cumberland Avenue
Third Ward
P. J. Watson
North Mercer Street
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Brown and Hamilton
Hoy's
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
Clutton
Newly
Maissey’s Phar
J. C. Hutton
Love & Megown
Honingtown—Mcmillen
J. A. Price
Hell Phones
J. Res
Molar Menders
Mr. Jackson
Audley St
West Grant Street
Clare P.dushane
East Washington Street
Real Estate Exchange
J. H. Sherritt
New Castle, PA
Pittsburg Street
Pollock Avenue
Home Street
West Falls
Green Streets
Blaine Street
Lincoln and
Wallace Avenues
Shenango Street
Grant Street
Lawrence W. Platt
Bell Phone
Union Phone
East
Bell
Rice
Scioto Street
Stillman’s
North Walnut Street
Hogue
East Street
J. C. Sanderson
Frank Gamble
Union Livery
Union
Sanderson
Kurtz
Care Star Family Theatre
East North Street
G. Baughman
Likens
D. B. Kurtz
Croton Avenue
F. P. Steckel
East South Street
A. B. Care News Office
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Star Grocery Company
Greer Block
Edna Hellstrm
Pearson Street
Coliseum
Washington, Mill, Grant
Falls Streets
A. H
Long Avenue
Millie L. Smith
Smithfield Street
Robinson Street
Lester Wolford
Frisbee
Moravia Street
Morton Street
D. Jameson
Citizens National Bank
Wallace Avenue
Arthur Cohen
Ellwood City
Myer Avenue
Highland Plan
H. D. Byers
Mahoningtown
L. H. Matthews
R. D
Sharon Street
Park Wat
R. D. Gartley
S. C
William Rearke
City
Division Street
Grandview Avenue
Mary J. Allen
State St
D. Roberts
Fisher Block
George T. Weingartner
Lawrence Savings & Trustbuilding
Lideal
Boyles Avenue
Coaltown Road
O. C. Stimple
Wm. L. Rick
Youngstown Road
Eaglish Avenue
Smith Hardware Co
Alton
E. J. O’brien
William Baird
Broadway
S. Sharon
DR. Lafranco
fFour Room
Mulberry Street
Court
H. G. Crawford
Court Street
Neshannock Avenue
Whippo Street
Lathrop Street
Young Street
W. D. Wallace
Wallace
Jere Bauman
W. Dickey
Lawrence Trust Building
Hutton
Walnut Street
Diamond
Bath and
W. c
Elm Street
John A. Shiner
Kor
Harbor Road
State Street
Sixth Ward
B. M. Underwood
M. Caslin
West Washington Street
T. W. Dickey
Croton Hill
McBride & Long
Worth Mill Street
Garfield Avenue
W. G. Ayers
Shaw Street
R. W. Jackson
lLeasure Avenue
Union National Bank
L. M. Buchanan
Pantry City Water
Conners Avenue
City Water
Cleveland Avenue
Martin Street
Ridge Street
Lawrence Realty Co
Dean Block
Kurtz Street
Shenango Hotel and Restaurant
W. Washington Street
L. Dean
R. G. Morgan
Camp Run
Portersville
Postoffice
Celia R
South Mills Street
Ree Fralick
Keystone Dye and Cleaning Works
KLEE
Henry
Lorain Street
Huron Avenue
Lyndal Street
Denver Avenue
Haus Avenue
Gates Avenue
Neshannock Ave
Miller’s