Marine activity eyed as lake traffic to resume May
Harbor optimism grows as signs point to early opening of lake commerce. steamers Tampa Brazil and William A Paine prepare for first runs. Hanna boats fitted out. ore stocks uneven but demand rising. Railroads plan summer vacations. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie makes yard upgrades. notes on New Castle baseball support and staff illness والم.
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Ashtabula
Tampa
Brazil
William A. Paine
Hanna
New Lake Erie Depot Nears Opening in West Pittsburg
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad will open the new West Pittsburg station to the public around May 15. The brick depot is nearly finished with interior touches and a completed roadway to the platform. The old passenger depot may become a freight station though a decision is pending.
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Lake Erie
West Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Moravia Presbyterian to Host Reception for New Pastor
Moravia Presbyterian Church plans a reception for new pastor Rev. Josiah Loughner and his wife. Details remain undecided but the entire congregation will participate. The exact start date is pending, likely mid May, with the event held soon after his residence is established.
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Moravia
Pleasant party at Avenue Hotel in West Pittsburg
Mr and Mrs H M Bittner hosted a large social gathering at the Avenue Hotel for a housewarming in West Pittsburg. The event featured music and amusements and concluded at a late hour after a warm reception by the couple and their new circle of acquaintances.
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West Pittsburg
H. M. Bittner
Avenue Hotel
Local Teens to Meet New Castle High in Planned Game
West Pittsburg manager Sweinsburg arranges a likely contest between the new local team and New Castle high school. Date to be set in a few days.
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NEW Castle
Sweinsburg
West Pittsburg
New Castle High School
Mumps Cases Reported in West Pittsburg Area
Two new mumps cases are reported near West Pittsburg. Infected residents include Mike Howley of Newport and John Hechford of Hog Hollow. Officials hope the outbreak will not spread further.
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West Pittsburg
Mike Howley
Newport
John Hechford
Hog Hollow
Professor Lee Gilmore Visits West Pittsburg for Re election
Prof. W Lee Gilmore county superintendent of schools visited West Pittsburg yesterday to meet with local school directors regarding his upcoming re election set for today.
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W. Lee Gilmore
West Pittsburg
Couple marks 60 years of marriage in Lawrence County
Mr and Mrs Francis Gibson of Enon Valley have spent 60 plus years married and now reside in West Pittsburg with their son Milo Gibson. Both are among the county's oldest residents, he over 85 and she 84, born in Wilmington township and long associated with North Beaver and Taylor townships.
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Francis Gibson
Enon Valley
West Pittsburg
Milo Gibson
Work Begins on Garland Nut and River Addition Foundations
Work started Monday on foundations for a new addition to the Garland Nut and River company. Building material arrived from Pittsburg yesterday and is expected to reach the site within a few days.
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Garland Nut and River Company
Pittsburg
Local social notes from West Pittsburg area visitors
W. E. McMahan the West Pittsburg postmaster was in New Castle yesterday. Frank Gibson of Wampum visited his father Milo Gibson yesterday. Ed Bowers of Eleventh street made a short trip to Wampum. Miss Leora Brown of Mahoningtown is visiting Ed Gwin and family in Moravia. Floyd and Lewis Reed Ed Geise and Mont Cassidy visited Wampum recently. Barney Sweezy of New Castle visited J. W. Reed and family. John and George Felmuth of Pittsburgh stayed with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Felmuth. Edison Reed of New Castle, employed in Shenango tin mill, concluded a visit with his parents, J. W. Reed family.
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W. E. McMahan
West Pittsburg
New Castle
Frank Gibson
Wampum
Milo Gibson
Ed Bowers
Eleventh Street
Leora Brown
Mahoningtown
Ed Gwin
Moravia
Floyd
Lewis Reed
Ed Geise
Mont Cassidy
Barney Sweezy
J. W. Reed
John
George Felmuth
Pittsburg
Christian Felmuth
Edison Reed
Shenango
Ellwood City Budgeted Baseball Nightcap Victory
Washington high canceled their game with the local team forcing a late match with Beaver Falls YMCA second squad. By 8:30 the locals led 10 to 5 and outplayed the visitors with Patterson’s pitching as the standout.
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Washington High School
Beaver Falls Y. M. GC. A
Patterson
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs J G Cobler
Mrs J G Cobler received a pleasant surprise party Saturday night for her birthday. She was lured from home at 7 30 by a ruse and returned at 8 30 to find friends gathered at her house. The gathering ended after a joyful social hour and a tasty lunch.
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J. G. Cobler
Ellwood Men Leave for Washington on Pleasure and Business
A trio from Ellwood D. L. Cunningham Thomas J. Newton and T. J. Fulmer departed yesterday on the B and QO line bound for Washington D C. They will spend the week there to sightsee and conduct business before returning next week.
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Washington, D. C
Ellwood
D. L. Cunningham
Thomas J. Newton
T. J. Fulmer
Forge Works Team to Play Zelienople
The Steel Car Forge baseball team organized last week prepares for the season opener. Zelienople will provide the opponents and the locals plan to showcase new talent at 3:30 p.m. on the tube works grounds next Saturday.
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Steel Car Forge
Zelienople
Works
Squire Mecklem Drawing Juries for June Term
J T Mecklem jury commissioner of Ellwood City Beaver county is in Beaver shaping the jury wheel for the civil court June term. He recently completed the jury drawing for the criminal court.
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Squire
J. T. Mecklem
Beaver County
Ellwood City
Beaver
Young People to Host Social May 13
The Young People’s society of the Presbyterian church will hold a social on May 13 at the residence of Mrs. T. T. from an invitation extended to members and friends.
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Young People’s Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
T. T
Haines of Sixth Street Event Planned on May 13
Haines of Sixth Street announces a gathering set for Wednesday May 13 with ongoing preparations indicating it will be a very enjoyable event.
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Haines
Sixth Street
Steifel Not Seriously Stricken by Rheumatism
R C Steifel superintendent of Shelby Tube Company is at Mud La Via Indiana receiving treatment for a severe rheumatic attack that has affected his shoulder. He is not in a serious condition despite circulating reports and is undergoing tests while continuing rheumatic treatment.
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R. C. Steifel
Shelby Tube Company
Mud Lavia
Ind
Mr. Steifel
Ellwood Personal News Highlights Local Visitors
A string of residents and visitors are listed: A D Hunt of Bulger, Mont Evans and Dr W A Shannon visiting Pittsburg, J W Kirk on Pittsburg business, Harry Keller headed to Washington DC, Mrs F C Johnston visiting a mother at Monaco, Mrs R M Todd calling on friends in New Brighton, Miss Jess Maxwell returning to Pittsburg, T A Wilson back from Evans City, Hugh McAndrew from Titusville, James Bryan from Pittsburg, A R McGill visiting friends, Edward Hunt and S P Lloyd from Cherry Valley on business, H Wartman returning from Denver, J A Gelbach at U S court in Pittsburg, Mrs M L McGowan and granddaughter Hazel visiting Crescent avenue residents, and Misses Mable Lowry Alice Tomlinson and Clara Crinkey guests of Mrs Wallace Pollock in North Sewickley.
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Mont Evans
New Castle
Emily Brenner
Pittsburg
W. A. Shannon
W. J. Kirk
Harry Keller
Washington, D. C
F. C. Johnston
Monaco
R. M. Todd
New Brightton
Jess Maxwell
T. A. Wilson
Evans City
Hugh McAndrew
Titusville
A. R. McGill
Edward Hunt
S. P. Lloyd
Cherry Valley
H.W. Uartman
Denver
Yalo
J. A. Gelbach
United States Court
M. L. McGowan
Hazel
Beaver Falls
F. M. Lowry
Crescent Avenue
Mable Lowry
Alice Tomlinson
Clara Crinkey
Wallace Pollock
North Sewickley
Charles Mallory Arrest Confusion Cleared
Owing to a names mix up in the George McCormick arrest at Hotel Henry, Harry Mallory was misidentified as the offender. It is now confirmed Chas. Mallory was captured earlier and sent to Morganza, with Harry Mallory not connected. Ira L. Matthews of North Mill street is visiting Pittsburg for a few days.
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George McCormick
Hotel Henry
Harry Mallory
Edward Henry
Chas. Mallory
Morganza
Ira L. Matthews
North Mill Street
Pittsburg
Gerry Society Faces Battle Over City Funds Investigation
New York May 4 The open clash between City Comptroller Metz and the Gerry Society the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children centers on Metz plan to audit the group's finances. Metz seeks city funded expenses to inform next year's budget while the society vows to resist and may pursue legal action.
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New York
Metz
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
The
Gerry Society
Wheat Fields Damaged by Cold Spell in North Beaver
North Beaver township residents report considerable damage to wheat fields from the recent cold spell. Farmers say the crops are seriously affected and express doubt about the outcome.
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Beaver Township
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