School Board Eyes Fire Safety Upgrades at Buildings
At a special meeting the board discussed dangerous storm doors and unsafe fire escapes at Martin Gantz and Terrace Avenue and Home Street buildings. Mrs. Hanna urged a special session next week to push safety improvements while the building committee will review all sites.
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Sehool
Martin Gantz
Longgdool
Edwards
Fifth Ward
Terrace Avernue
Home Street
Clarke
W. P. Hantin
Bttzinger
Hanna
Chitra Stitzinger
Smine
St Joseph's Bay Observed By St Mary's Church
St Joseph's day was observed by St Mary's church and school with special services. Rev. Father O'Shea led the morning mass at the church and Rev. Father Maher conducted services in the convent. A children's choir of voices sang responses, and ten sisters of the order attended from Bt. Joseph as Mother Joseph's feast day prompted an observance at the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Shea
Bt. Mary's
Bt. Joseph
Mother Joseph
Mr. Kerr
Mary A. Kerr
West
Washington Street
Louis T. Kerr
Tinahla
Ream de
Inde Nch
Graceland Cemetery
Lafayette
Elil Kerr
J. S., Brown
Jnhn
Joseph
Wesley Rice
Crayton S. Brooks
Pitet
Poultry and Honey Prices Ad on Pittsburg Street
Local ad lists Honey White clover honey at 20 cents per comb from Mie Union Market on Pittsburg street and Strictly Fresh Eggs from First Side Butter Company also on Pittsburg street. Addresses show 18082.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Union Market
Pittsburg Street
I”st Side Butter Company
Personal Mentions From Philadelphia to Cro ton and Grove City
Notes list numerous residents visiting relatives, returning from business trips, and health updates. George Lamorne, Doc Monroe, Miss Laura Keagy, Thomas Gil, Bush, Mrs. Fred Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Robert K. Aiken, Mrs. RW. Davies, Miss Rebecca Coulter, Dr and Mrs. James M. Blackwood, Mrs. W. J. Lloyd, Miss Helen R. Westlake, OC. W. Duck, Joseph Gittings, Mrs. Charles Lessit, Mrs. Joh Kobinean, King McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and family, William and Laura Davis, J. C Levner, Mrs. Garl Forkum, J. He Jordan, J. M. Jordan, Miss Elizabeth Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamorne
Doc Monroe
Cobert Viatt
Pittsburg
Laura Keagy
Croton Avenue
Thinnus Gil
Grove City
Bush
Epworth Street
Fred Porter
West Middlesex
A. N. Carson
East Longavenuc
KR. W. Armstrong
Phillins Place
Neshancock Avenue
Robert K. Aiken
Yarrinburg
RW. Davies
Avamore
James McBride
Ilame Street
Rebecca Coulter
Helen McBride
Hore Street
James M. Blackwood
Pittsburg Street
Philadelphia
W. J. Lloyd
Margaret Erective
Russell Cornell
Helen R. Westlake
High
Akron
Measra
W. Duck
Joseph Gittings
Lake Eris
Joh Kobinean
Sharpsville
Jonah Tladze
King McClelland
Hubert McClelland
Stata Street
John Davis
Willie
Laura
Pearson Sleet
It City
William Davis
J.C Levbner
Boyles Avenue
Garl Forkum
McKnesport
J. He Jordan
Grant Street
Forkum
New Belts and Neckwear in Various Styles
New belts in elastic leather and fancy varieties at 25 cents. Elastic leather gold and silk belts offered in a large variety at 10c to 25c. Odd lot of leather and silk belts reduced to 10c. Tomorrow. Also a new lot of ladies neckwear including bows and ascots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Custon
New Castle
Deaths of the Day and Local Funerals
Funeral notices recount deaths and services of Louis Kerr, Carrie Marrow, Charlotte Lillian Wolfersberger, Ross Burnett, Margaret Kemp Kentn, Violet Patton, and Gladys McCire. Outlines interments at Graceland and Savannah cemeteries, with pastors from local churches presiding and family tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hee
Kentn
Samuel PL Kemp
Ald North Bay Street
Maitland Memorial Primitive
Wiereeidenra
Savannah Cemetary
Dedication of American Flag Ceremony at English School
The English schools for foreigners in Lawrence County hold a dedication event for an American flag donated by the Grand Army of the Republic. The program includes music, speeches, and a focus on schooling, with participation from various local figures. A separate health notice reports disease cases and a case of fever among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Ielonal Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Wot
Dougherty
Tient Band
Levi M. Wise
Malden
de AL EL Post
Pennsyteania Engineerias Company
Eerdhors
Achiuevilla
Slippery Rock residents recover and visit kin in diverse towns
Slippery Rock residents Mrs Thor slowly recovers from a severe grip attack while others travel between Elgin Avenue Wilson of Palestine and Chicora for family visits. Messages note relatives visiting, returning home, and attending to duties in Canton Ohio and Porterville area, with several names tied to local towns and churches.
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Thor
James Kogg
Searing
Verne
McWilliams
Ligonier
Chico
Iris Urs Franigavis
W. Hontius
Chicora
Pearl Daubens
Canton
Mess O H. Treutland
North Mati Jatyedt
Ives, Haish
Cant
Unclear Message From Fulton Market Bell Notice
Fragmentary item notes a phone contact at Fulton Market Bell and mentions people linked to a dog and names such as Mrs Jorkin and Mrs Povicin. Details are garbled with mixed letters and misplaced words, making exact actions or notices indeterminable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Market
Unhon
W. Wanett
Wilder Mansion Bolton Echoes Napoleonic Era Legacy
A century old Wilder mansion in Bolton Massachusetts bragged of linking to Napoleon Bonaparte and Lafayette historic ties. The Boston Herald notes the estate hosted Lafayette in 1824 and was rumored as a potential refuge for Napoleon, with ownership changes tied to plans involving McKinley era speculation. The house sits on a hill near Bolton Centre, built over 100 years ago, with Wilder family origins dating to 1639 in Boston and England before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetta
Wilder
Walloquettoe
Bolton
Napoleon
Lafayette
Epol
McKinley
Boston Herald
New England
J. Wyman Jones
Marcus A. Hunn
Jones
Wilder Mansion
Lancaster
Old Common
Holton Centre
Sampson Wryling
Stoddard Wilder
Wildere
Hngland S
Boston
Takerrand
France
Inok
Ilo
United States
Haeperor
Marie Louise
Boleton
America
Bolton Mansion
Josiah Quincy
Elfer
Passane
The Swan Gong
A cryptic note describes a zoo scene where a swan is approached by a keeper and a problematic act is witnessed, with mentions of a hunter and a jealous or sly behavior amid a murky tale about a swan’s life and a predator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Long
Tom and friend share hesitation about a dull companion
A dialogue shows one person praising Tom for his company while the other laments the dullness of their friend. The speaker notes Tom’s patience and willingness to listen, contrasting with the other’s impression of boredom.
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ST. Joseph’s Bay
Homstuchent
M. L. Cukerbraum Wasunet On
Charles Lessit
Boyles Ave Inne
C.tunison
Greenvill
M. Jordan
Mast Grant Street
California
San Diego
Jordan
Elizabeth Blevins
Nevin Stream
R.s.mcculloch & CO
Miss Morrow
Mise
Carrie Morrow
Thurr
Jetreol
Tr. Seott F. Hersey
Fi Presby Tare Fan Clurel
Wiss Marrow
Creanwood Cemetery
L. A. Fisher
Harry Me
Misher
Harry Fisher
Robert Browne
Charlotte L. Wollfersberger
Samuel C. Wolfersberger
Grawford Avenue
Charlotte Lillian
Wolfersberger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connélisville
Ross Burnett
Eliwaml City
Mearn
Thickory Neill Cemetery
Child
Punerid
Violet G. Patton
Viele CG
Parton
John
Patton
Gladys McCire
Min Andates
Moeashe
Afdanes T McCluce
Sie Onn
Jenne
Burne
Ofelock
Episcopal
Oak Park
Nermank
Chareiys bin
Willan Ro Rhodes
Tahoe
Aldert Mayne
Mela
Taant Street
Poul Mone Cashes
Tol Vasek
Contaywus Dinease
Mera Walter Chirk
Herman Hynoddet
Sagi Gevetwebytt
Te Coal
Thos
Tirol Tah
Mead Os
Excellent
Nwwallacé Rhin
Porterville
Povicin
Jorkin
Mies, Joviow
Washington ST
New Castle, PA
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