Seventh Ward News Closing P. & L. E. Station Sunday
The Mahoningtown Pittsburgh and Lake Erie station will close on Sunday May 10. Longtime agent Mrs Clara M Ellis may be transferred. It marks the fourth P and L B official closure in a year with Edenburg and other stations already shut. Residents must travel to New Castle or New Castle Junction unless a flag stop is added. The beauty shop relocates Saturday May 9 to Beyen Real Estate Office on Liberty Street and adds children sewing as a side line.
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Mahoningtown
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Clara M. Ellis
Edenburg
Seventh Ward
New Castle
New Castle Junction
Norris Bruck
Beyen Real Estate
Liberty Street
Children’s
Mahoning Club Guests Hostess and Meetings Noted
Mrs. EB Toepfer of Hazelcroft avenue hosted the Mahoning Book Club with good attendance and social time. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Toepfer with Miss Edith Sankey and Miss Hazel Toepfer assisting. In two weeks Mrs. A R Mornes will host at W Clayton street. The Ladies Auxiliary met at the K P hall for lodge business and a social period. Twenty firemen were called back to work on the Pennsylvania Railroad and ten engineers returned to duty after furlough. A daughter was born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lattin of Mineral Springs Missouri, formerly Miss Margaret Evang of E Cherry street. Sigma Class of Mahoning Presbyterian Church postponed to one week from tonight. May 7 Miss Jean Harris to entertain at Mrs. W E Horner’s on Madison avenue. Mahoning school attendance remains strong with several rooms at one hundred percent.
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EB. E. Toepfer
Hazelcroft Avenue
Mahoning Book Club
Kennington
Toepfer
Edith Sankey
Hazel Toepfer
A. R. Mornes
W. Clayton Street
Penmsylvania
Lester Lattin
Mineral: Springs,Mo
Lattin
Margaret Evang
E Cherry Street
SIGMA
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Jean Harris
W. E. Horner
Madison Avenue
Seventh Ward
Charles Dungan
Newell Avenues
Martins Ferry
A.W. Hamilton
Nellie Noss
Pittsburgh
Pao
Nose
George Bunnell
LaFayette Street
J. M. Conn
Cedar Street
Beaver Falls
Pearl Manning
Wealtar Hays
At Thome
Darlington Avenue
Youngstown
T. Rainey
Wabash
Evage
Cherry Streat
Lester
Mineral Springs
One Hundred Percent Class Rooms Sign Rule Quoted
A historical note explains that classrooms display a sign reading they are one hundred percent class. If a class is full in the morning and one pupil is not well in the afternoon, they cannot keep the sign for the afternoon session.
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Gous
Hodge
Sabbath School Class Meeting At Mahoning Methodist Church
The Sabbath school at Mahoning Methodist Church held Thursday evening class in the church parlor taught by Mrs. Clair Arble. A large attendance joined a business meeting followed by a social time. Delirious refreshments were served by Mrs. J. A. Gwin Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Richard Cooper.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Clair Arble
J. A. Gwin
Edwards
Richard Cooper
Mahoning School Dentist Finishes Two Week Visit
The school dentist Dr. R. C. Cutz has been busy at Mahoning School each morning for the last two weeks. Many pupils received extractions and fillings, and it is expected the work will finish today. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS.
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R. C. Cutz
Mahopfing School
Beth
Tia
Women’s Corps to Attend Funeral for Comrade Onstott
The Women’s Relief? Corps No 11 will gather at First Methodist Church Saturday at 2 30 PM to attend the funeral for the late Comrade Adam Onstott. Palm Sunday rites in Spain involve palm leaves prepared for display on balconies. A public official in a large city faced a bribery reprimand.
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Women's Relief? Corps
First Methodist Church
Adam Onstott
Saas Tei
Spain
Thought Cop Mistaken Burglary Turned Safe Check
A passerby alerted police at a Walnut Street store around 1 am believing a robbery in progress. Officers arrived to find a fellow officer securing the premises and confirming all property intact. The report notes unrelated remarks about electric meters and Florida production figures without clear context.
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Werd
Wag & Brother
Parker
Walnut ‘Atreet
Edward Young
North Walnut Atreet
Itord
Mystery of Wilkins theft at Hoagland property
H. H. Hoagland reported a burglar entered the cellar during the family’s absence and took a lawn mower and a wheelbarrow from the Hoagland property on Ailcrest Avenue. Officer Lynch investigated and linked a New York sailor to the case as owners claim the items were left behind when they moved.
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Wilkins
Hoagland
Hoaglands
H. H. Hoagland
Aillcrest Gyvenne
Thomas Lynch
New York
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