Joseph C Moody Answers Last Call
Joseph C Moody of Park Gate died Friday morning at 7 20 after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He was 23, married June 14 1899 to Blanch Ehrhart and leaves four children Gladys James George and Ella plus siblings John Lyman Clara Moody and Alma Pritchard. He belonged to Knights of Pythias Uniform Ranks I O O F Glenn Park lodge and Park Gate Christian church. Funeral at Park Gate church Sunday at 2 conducted by Uniform Rank members per the deceaseds request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Moody
Park Gate
Mr. Moody
Blanch Ehrhart
Gladys
James
George
Ella
John
Lyman
Clara Moody
Anna Crabtree
Oak Hill
George Moody
Ellwood
Ellwood City Schools Equip with Glen Co. Fire Escapes
The Ellwood City school board contracted Glenn Manufacturing to outfit Central and Circle schools with two extra wide iron fire escapes. Each escape will be double the width of a normal exit and feature solid steps, with installation starting immediately for rapid drills. Costs: 186 for Central and 153 for Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Glen CO
Glenn Manufacturing Company
Ellwood City
Central
Circle
Post Office Sundays Hours Extended to Noon to 1 PM
Commencing Sunday next, the postoffice will be open from 12 noon until 1 p m. The change is welcomed by citizens as it helps those with mail before Monday or early Sunday evening. It relieves the office force who previously worked 5:30 to 6:30 p m, losing a large part of the day.
Plummer Emery Visits Ellwood For State Senate Bid
Plummer Emery of New Castle toured Ellwood yesterday on his bid for the state senate nomination. He met many voters despite modest surroundings and left favorable impressions of the town and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Plummer Emery
New Castle
Ellwood
Nature and a Woman's Work and the Pinkham Remedy
An old article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a historic remedy for women's illnesses. It cites Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri praising a complete health restoration after years of suffering and following Pinkham's guidance. It emphasizes roots and herbs across cultures and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St
Uisiana
Ellwood City Council Quandary Over Elections and Powers
Ellwood City faces a legal dispute over whether the borough council and its officers are properly elected and qualified. Officials who failed to file election expense statements may render the entire organization illegitimate, triggering possible re elections and questions about the council’s authority. Citizens await judicial decisions on whether the body is a council or merely a misqualified group.
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Ellwood City
Kirk
McCarthy
Keefer the Crack Shot Returns Home After Texas Trip
W. B. Keefer, famed marksman and former Ohio Blue Rock champion, has returned from Texas where he worked for Ithaca gun makers. Previously a Greenville resident who later lived in Ellwood, he is back in town and may resume shooting locally.
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W. B. Keefer
Texas
Keefer
Greenville
Ellwood
Ohio
Blue Rock
New Members for Alma Lodge K of P
The Knights of Pythias Alma Lodge in Ellwood report strong finances and rising membership. Last Monday night 22 applications were acted upon and next Monday at least 15 more will be presented, forecasting about 40 new initiates on the first Monday in April.
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Knights of Pythias of
Ellwood
Alma Lodge
William
Thomas Stewart Claims Town At Republican Primary Visit
Thomas Stewart, candidate for Assembly, visited the town yesterday and received broad support from local voters during the Republican primary season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stewart
Ellwood City Visitors and Local Notes
Beaver Pa resident D B Bell and Butler guest John W Mechling were in town yesterday along with East Liverpool resident W H May Evans City and Dauphin Pa visitor A Bricker. Ellwood City residents Wallace Pollock and Elmer Frishkorn appeared on local business and sign painting duties. Household goods for sale including sideboard gas stoves and carpet must be sold in days. address 801 Crescent Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Bell
Beaver
John W. Mechling
Butler
E. C. Robinson
Lowellville, O
W. H. May
Evans City
A. Bricker
Dauphin
Wallace Pollock
North Sewickley
Ellwood
H. W. Hartman
Arthur Cohen
Philadelphia
J. L. Moser
Frank Weller
New Castle
T. M. Eckles
Elmer Frishkorn
Zelienople
Claude Herwick
New Tailor Shop
C. W. Gibson
Wayne Avenue
Ellwood City
R. D. Turner
Fred Markle
Lawrence Robberman
Norman Gillespie
Rebekah Lodge I
Gale
D. H. Munhall
Crescent Avenue
New Castle Bank Takes Alexander Liska
Ellwood City mourns the loss of Alexander Liska longtime head of the foreign department at Ellwood City Trust Company for eight months. Liska has accepted an assistant manager post in the foreign department at Lawrence Savings and Trust Company in New Castle and started last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First National Bank
Alexander Liska
Ellwood City Trust Company
Ellwood Bank
P. L. E Station to Be Built Soon in Ellwood
C H Uline of the P and L E Railroad visited Ellwood to assess traffic and confirm a new P L E station will be built within the year. He said no details on layout were available but expected significant development and noted Rock Point bookings as a picnic ground will exceed prior years, signaling a bright outlook.
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C. H. Uline
P. & L. E. Railroad Company
Ellwood
Uline
Rock Point
Mrs. A. C. Jones Hosts Book Club Gathering
Mrs. A. C. Jones entertained the Book club yesterday at her Glen Avenue home. It was the regular weekly meeting with exchanges of ideas and books. Luncheon of the finest was served before departure and the day was voted very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jones
Book Club
Glen Avenue
Cleveland Lawyer Proposes New Political Party for Railroads
John H. Clark of Cleveland, general counsel for the Nickel Plate railroad, advocates forming a new political party with a nucleus of a million and a half railroad men. He says the voter alone can stop anti railroad legislation and expects a strong leader to organize railroad workers into a compact party.
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John H. Clark
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
Occupations Valued as Asset Across Lawrence County
Tax records show the total valuation of occupations at $1 692 080 with Fifth Ward workers assessed at $224 675 the highest. Third Ward $187 600 First Ward $163 950 Second Ward $160 475 Fourth Ward $129 210 Seventh Ward $110 820 Sixth Ward $91 550.
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Lawrence County
Fifth Ward
Third Ward
First Ward
Second Ward
Fourth Ward
Seventh Ward
Sixth Ward
Creditors of H. P. Carpenter to Meet April 1
A meeting of the creditors of H. P. Carpenter, a North Mercer Street grocer who filed for bankruptcy, will be held at Referee E. M. Underwood’s office on April 1 to elect a trustee to manage the estate. Carpenter states his assets exceed his liabilities.
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H. P. Carpenter
Mercer Street
E. M. Underwood
Carpenter
Social notes from New Bedford and Youngstown
Mrs. E K Cover visits Mrs. Dolly Miller in Cleveland. Miss Blanche Vail, East Youngstown teacher, is ill with mumps. Mrs. T E Shields hosts 20 M L club members for dinner. F O Shields sold his store to E L Courtney of Waco Texas who will take possession June 1.
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E. K. Cover
Dolly Miller
Cleveland
Blanche Vail
East Youngstown
T. E. Shields
M. L. Club
Youngstown
F. O. Shields
E. L. Courtney
Waco, Tex
Dentist Dr John Early Relocates Office and Home
Removal notice states Dr John Early will move his dental office from 72 Pittsburg Street to 70 North Mill Street and relocate his residence to the same address, effective after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Early
Pittsburg Street
North Mill Street
Spring Millinery Opening This Wednesday
Spring millinery shop announces opening on Wednesday March 25 inviting all to visit and view new spring hats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Spring
Foster Weather Prognostications Forecast Disturbance Crosses Continent
Weather bulletin from March 21, 1908 predicts a Pacific coast disturbance reaching the coast around the 24th and crossing the continent by the 25th to 28th. It forecasts cooler temperatures and above average rainfall, with a severe cold wave affecting Maryland and the mid Atlantic. April to be warm south of 40 parallel, with a tranquil but brief spring for farmers and gardeners.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Pacific
Atlantic
Rockies
Meridian 90
Maryland
District of Columbia
Middle Atlantic
United States
Parallel 40
Mexico
Canada
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Clip Your Horses For Health And Beauty
Clipping keeps horses healthier, cooler, and more productive. Clipped animals recover faster, need less grooming time, and stay in better condition. Price is 1.50 if in good shape, higher if legs are dirty. shop at Wm. Marquis' horse shoeing shop Apple alley New Castle. 18012 SCOTT McCASLIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Apple Alley
New Castle
Scott McCaslin
Burnett attends uncle's funeral in Ellwood City
Mt. Jackson Ross Burnett is in Ellwood City Friday attending the funeral of his uncle the late Ross Burnett. Miss L Belle Gibson entertained Mrs. Harlon Wilson and son Donald. Mrs. John Hopper and son Whan were hosted at dinner Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Burnett
Ellwood City
L. Belle Gibson
Harlon Wilson
Donald
John Hopper
Whan
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Nature
K. OF P
Baker’s Cocoa
Europe
America
U. S, Pat
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Borchester, Mass
NEW Castle Bank
Alex Liska
New Bedford
Hanna
H. Ti
New Paris
New York
Brown
Hamilton
MT. Jackson
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
West South Street
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
N. Mill St
Opera House
New Castle Aerie
F. C. Eagles
Daniel Sully
Williams
Williams’ M’f’g. Co
Props
Geo. W. Clutton
Seventh St
Bellphone
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
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