PennsylvanIa yards at Haselton nearing completion
Contractors Culbertson & Company of Cleveland finish grading between Struthers and Haselton for the new Pennsylvania yards with capacity over two thousand cars. The project began about a year ago under H S Culbertson, now ready for track laying. Land reclamation included removing an entire hill to relieve current facilities.
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H. EB. Culbertson
New Castle
H. 35
Culbertson
Pennsylvania
Vinol touted as superior cod liver oil tonic in New Castle
An open letter from Paisley Pharmacy endorses Vinol as the best tonic and strength creator from cod livers without oily side effects. It claims Vinol aids coughing colds bronchitis and lung troubles and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Vinci
Paisley Pharmacy
Jack Richards Back In Town
Jack Richards arrives in New Castle and visits with friends before rejoining the Amalgamated Association wage committee session in Youngstown. He represents Granite City, Sr., workmen and will spend several evenings here before the convention ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Richards
Jack
Amalgamated Association
Youngstown
Granite City
New Castle
New Pastor Engaged to Succeed Humble Alliance
Rev. Ira McCormack a Mt Union and Drew Theological seminary graduate will lead the Methodist church in Leetonia, succeeding Rev Humble suspended by a committee over alleged improper conduct with women members of the congregation.
Youngstown and Southern Electric Line Opens Strong
The first year of operation of the Youngstown and Southern electric line has been a successful one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Southern Electric
Struthers Village Votes to Expand Police Force
Struthers village approves increasing its police force to bolster local safety. Officials say the expansion will add officers to patrol streets, deter crime, and enhance response times within the community.
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Struthers
Fifth Warders Wade Through Blizzard Floods
The Fifth ward endured rain snow and slush Thursday as streets brimmed with water and mud. Mill street showed an emerging lake while areas near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks remained nearly impassable. Pedestrians either rode a street car or waded to pass flooded sidewalks and properties.
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Fifth Ward
Mill Street
Pennsylvania Company
Widen South Mill Street Cart Way Under Local Plan
Fifth ward residents push summer improvements in the city to widen the Mill street cart way and open Scioto street to the city line. Taxpayers support the project as it would allow wagons and cars to share the road safely and reduce frequent side-to-side passing along the curb and tracks.
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South Mill Street
Fifth Ward
Mill Street
Scioto Street
Fifth ward residents attend grand opera in Pittsburg
Many Fifth ward residents attended the grand opera in Pittsburg. The large local musical presence brought a sizeable turnout and several performers from the area joined the crowds. David Lewis Isaac Jones and Ed Morris have returned home after the last performance.
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Fifth Ward
Pittsburg
David Lewis
Isaac Jones
Ed Morris
All Day Meeting at Hoover Heights Tabernacle
An all day gathering is held today at the Hoover Heights tabernacle in South New Castle borough conducted by the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
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Hoover Heights Tabernacle
South New Castle Borough
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Miss Mary Weimer Visits Relatives in Fifth Ward
Miss Mary Weimer of Sharon is visiting her aunt Mrs. S W Lewis of Long Avenue in the Fifth ward along with other relatives.
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Mary Weimer
Sharon
Fifth Ward
Reilley to Wrestle a Real Live Cyclone at Ellwood
Ellwood City readers witness a wrestling bill Tuesday at the opera house. Ed Reilley meets Cyclone Bauer from Chicago in a 50 dollar side bout in catch-as-catch-can style. If Reilley passes Bauer he faces the Ohio menace dubbed the demon and may receive further dates.
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Ed Reilley
Chicago
Bauer
Reilley
Ohio
Painesville Mail Starts at Ellwood City with Schedule Change
Train service on the Painesville branch may shift with a proposed schedule. The plan would start the Painesville mail from Ellwood City at 9 a.m. arriving Painesville at 12:15 p.m. and return leaving Painesville at 1 p.m. arriving Pittsburgh at 7:15 p.m. Two crews will operate the roughly 16 hour trip.
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Painesville
New Castle
Ellwood City
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Out-of-Town Guests
A list of residents and visitors with travels to Lowellville Edenburg New Castle Youngstown Peters burg Roches ter and North Lima. Names include Nord Kerr Johnson Hedberg Treat Lozier Benson Griffon Baldwin Baker Abrahamson Nord and others with several visiting relatives attending birthdays and local entertainments. A noted sixth birthday celebration closed the item.
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P. B. Nord
Lowellville
Miller Martin
Moravia
Elsie Kerr
Edenburg
Segred Johnson
C. F. Hedberg
New Castle
George Treat
Youngstown
Reuben Lozier
Clarence Cook
John Kerr
Hilda Oleson
Henry of
Struthers
William Hilliah
Pittsburg
Harry Baldwin
Jessie Kerr
O. Gehr
Petersburg
L. L. Baker
Son Dale
Rochester
Wage Scale Talk By A. A. Committee In Youngstown
The wage committee of the A. A. meets in Youngstown today to prepare a wage agreement for submission to the annual convention.
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The
A. A
Youngstown
Pastor Installed at College Hill Presbyterian Beaver Falls
A Shenango presbytery committee installed Rev. J. D. McBride as pastor of College Hill Presbyterian Church in Beaver Falls on Wednesday evening. Rev. E. R. Tait of Wampum led the installation ceremony. Rev. H. N. Potter of Darlington delivered the sermon and Rev. Marquis of Beaver preached.
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Shenango
Block Party at Casino for Skaters
A Casino skating block party is planned for Saturday with chalk marked squares across the rink. Skaters move in a merry whirl, pause at the gong, and those on the wrong blocks are weeded out until one person remains to win a prize worth while in tomorrow's event.
Mighty Hunter Gets Muskrat Not Duck
Manager Clarke of the Casino heard quacking in Connoquenessing creek and rushed with gun and dog. Mrs Clarke waited three hours then found her husband bent over with a muskrat in hand. He had mistaken a muskrat for a duck while it swam on the surface.
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Manager Clarke
Casino
New Castle Ice and Cold Storage Co Promotes Fur and Perishables
New Castle Ice and Cold Storage Co announces readiness to store furs and perishable goods with guaranteed satisfaction. Warehouse on South Beaver Street, Bell phone 995, 21414. Fireman Craven of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad reported sick.
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ER. McDougal
New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lake Branch
New Castle Ice and Cold Storage Co
South Beaver Street
Bell
Craven
M. and M. Club Smokers Draw Large Local Turnout
Nearly 200 people attended the M. and M. club smoker at their Fourth Street rooms last night. Guests from out of town and many nonmembers joined in the vaudeville acts and social moments. An elaborate luncheon preceded departures. the event was called one of the club's most successful affairs.
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M. & M. Club
Fourth Street
Presbyterian Choir Delights With Splendid Concert
The Presbyterian church choir presented a fine 16 member program last night with H. W. Smith directing. Solos by church members and guests complemented the evening as the crowd enjoyed varied numbers in a pleasant recital.
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Presbyterian Church
H. W. Smith
Ellwood Personalities in New Castle and Pittsburg
M. D. McCarthy visited New Castle yesterday while attorney John H. Bittner was in Pittsburg on business. P. & L. E. railroad excursion agent H Aline and traveling passenger agent H E Obley were in town yesterday.
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M. D. McCarthy
New Castle
John H. Bittner
Pittsburg
H. Aline
P. & L. E. Railroad
H. E. Obley
P. & L. 1. Railroad
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Itc
Red
Ted
House OF Quality
E.P. Frey & Bro
E. Washington ST
Haselton
Mahoning
Erie Railroad Company
Mahoning County
Anthony Calvin
Erie Railroad
Wolcott
Emery
Baltimore and Ohio
Connors
George P. Jones
Pennsyyvania
Jack Richards
Weather Man
Grand Opera
Ellwood City News Budget
Cyclone
Ellwood
Bessemer
Charles Lago
John Anderson
John Benson
Lewis Crum
Mildred
Malcolm Abrahamson
Evelyn
Clara Nord
Ethel Ward
Charles Ward
Leroy
North Lima
Ward
Wilbur Mackalin
East Washington Street
Bell Phone
Ewing and
Long
East
Washington Street
Stritmater’s
ST. Cloud Hotel
Ewing & Long
Wash. ST
Beaver Falls
Mighty Hunter
Ellwood Personals
R. L. Matthews Electric CO. North and
MILLS
Ypouna
He Town
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
Rice’s
East Street
New Castle Electric Co
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