Officers Elected by Epworth League at Mahoningtown Church
At a Mahoning town Methodist church gathering the Epworth League elected officers for the year. President Roy C. Miller, first vice John W. Louer, second vice Mrs. Roy Miller, third vice Miss Ruby Kelley, fourth vice Quincy Davy, secretary Florence Sheehy, treasurer Miss Beatrice Barnes. Miller will announce committee members soon as outlook for the year remains encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Roy C. Miller
John W. Louer
Roy Miller
Ruby Kelley
Quincy Davy
Florence Sheehy
Beatrice Barnes
Miller
Seventh Ward Foundry
Moore warns merchants not to sell wife on credit
Frank G. Moore of 309 West Washington street New Castle Pa declares he will not be responsible for goods or merchandise bought on his wife Pearl R. Moore on credit. He states he has provided for his wife and family and forbids sales on his credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Koster
Erie
O. & P. League
Jack McDonald
North Liberty Street
McDonald
Harry Epad
East Clayton Street
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Camden
N. J
George Reed
Enon Valley
Ralph Smith
West Wabash Avenue
Pittsburg
Grace Spencer
Ashland Avenue
Youngstown
Harold Graven
East Madison Avenue
John Harrison
South Wayne Stree
Grace Milton
Frank Martin
Pennsylvania
Frank Richards
Mahoning Avenue
Standard Steel Car Company
Frank Simpson
East Cherry Street
New Castle Forge and Bolt Company
Harry Marshall
Beaver
Frank G. Moore
West
Washington Street
New Castle
Pearl R. Moore
Man Burned After Molten Iron Spill at Plant
At Youngstown Sheet and Tube, worker Joe Wesnesky suffered severe burns when molten iron sprayed over him. Emergency responders rushed to the scene for treatment.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Joe Wesnesky
Ms Pinkham Invites Young Women to Write for Help
Advice from Ms Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts encourages young women to write about their sickness. As a mother she understands and nine out of ten cases resemble the letters she receives from young girls seeking guidance.
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Ms. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Letters from Abby F Barrows of Nelsonville Ohio and Elsie L Hook of Chelsea Vermont praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Barrows reports relief from nervous headaches backache and irregularity after medical help failed. Hook, sixteen, says the remedy cured cramps pain and nervous irritability after other treatments failed.
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Abby F. Barrows
Nelsonville
Ohio
Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female illnesses. It claims to cure displacement inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and related pains including backache flatulence indigestion dizziness and nervous prostration. The copy urges readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Non-Pross Granted in Jones Case at Pittsburg Court
In superior court at Pittsburg yesterday a case brought by Miss Mates, by her father, against F A Jones for damages was non pros due to no paper book being filed. The suit claimed a false accusation harmed her, and the defendant prevailed. A similar non pro isn in Thomas v Lotus over a rent dispute. Twenty five cases from several counties were listed with seven judges on the bench.
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Mates
Jones
Pittsburg
Miss Mates
F. A. Jones
McCrory
10 Cent
Thomas
Lotus
H. K. Gregory
Superior Court
Brush Heap Fire Triggers Nearby Alarm in Shenango Area
A brush heap near Cassius Dickson's stable on Shenango Street prompted a fire alarm at 9 40 pm from box 16. Chief Connery and the Central department responded. no damage occurred. A second oil well may be drilled on Robert Graham's farm near Lowellville.
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Cassius Dickson
Shenango Street
Connery
Central Department
Robert Graham
Lowellville
Cedar Ross Under Suspicion In Panhandle Train Robber Case
Cedar Ross a recently released convict from the Western penitentiary is suspected by Pinkerton agents and railroad police as a Panhandle railroad train robber. He is an explosives expert known for safe work and nitroglycerin. Detectives say he was in Pittsburgh area last week and may be in Toledo now.
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Cedar” Ross
Western Penitentiary
Lawrence County
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Ross
United States
Pittsburg
Toledo
Allegheny
Pinkerton
M. F. Bradley
Pennsylvania Lines West Police
F. P. Dimalo
Pink
Dimalo
Middle West
Pinkertons
Union Baptist Church to Purchase Ground At Once
The Grant Rally of the Union Baptist church in Sandusky raised funds and voted to buy a lot immediately. Rev. Fry received his ordination diploma, and a total Sunday collection of 155 dollars was reported with deacon gifts detailed, church funds totaling 225 dollars in the bank for the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Jones
Akron
Wilkes
Bethel A. M. E
Northern Ohio Association
James Fry
Sandusky
Fry
Turner
Brooks
Deacon King
Wilson
The Cascade Presents A Week Of Stage Attractions
The Cascade opened to large crowds with strong offerings as the season nears its end. Acts included Jack and Mabel Price in The Military Coon, Clarice Templeton’s new pictorial ballad, Enrich and Waldrom with songs and gaglets, Bessie Sheer with character songs, and Astor and Villard in Willie's Trip Ahead. Souvenirs were distributed. buyers were urged to ask for a coupon for a chance at a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mabel Price
Clarice Templeton
Enrich and Waldrom
Bessie Sheer
Comedienne
Astor and
Villard
Willie
Fire Threatens Powder Mills Near Youngstown
Fire broke out in a small building at the large powder mills in Coughton near Youngstown. A strong wind fanned the flames and threatened to ignite the entire plant where thousands of pounds of powder are stored. Workers fought the blaze and, despite the danger, succeeded in stopping the flames.
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Youngstown
Coughton
Kilgore Fills Pulpit at Westfield Presbyterian
Rev Kilgore preached at Westfield Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mrs Mary Baird of Hillsville visited her parents Mr and Mrs P Ferguson over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Mary Baird
Hillsville
P. Ferguson
Letter from Home Praises Quaker Herb Extract Cure
Fort Wayne Indiana readers publish a testimonial praising Quaker Herb Extract. A Terre Haute woman recounts severe stomach trouble and a 32 foot tapeworm expelled after three bottles, then rapid recovery. The letter urges others with stomach issues to visit J. C. Wallace for remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Aquilla Henley
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
J. C. Wallace
Hem-Roid Pile Remedy Promises Guaranteed Cure
A broad claims Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets cure any case of piles with internal use only. Ointments, suppositories, injections or external devices cannot cure established piles. Each package includes a one month treatment and a guarantee. Sold by J F Neely in New Castle for $1.00 from Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Neely
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
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Ewing & Long
E. Wash. ST
Lso
Physicians Pharmacy
BE. Duff
Eee
N. Mill St
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
DR. Winter
Cor. Mill and
Washington Sts
Love & Megown
Dea
Near Lens
Pret Heard Spectacle Co
Penn Ave
Pgh
Society of the Mahoningtown Methodist
Baldwin & Graham
Pittsburg Stove and Range Company
Tubetown
Mahoningtown
Seventh Ward
Sharon
Albert Welch
West Madison Avenue
W. A. Sunday
Welch
J. Wilbur Chapman
M'Donald
Bob Sheehy
Newell Avenue
Shenango
Sheehy
Davis
J. Emerson Davis
East Wabash Avenue
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery
Enth Ward Personals
Tom McClure
Wampum
Harry Reese
Liverpool
Thomas P. Cullison
William H. Chambers
Pan
Lane
Cascade Vaudeville
MT. Jackson
Lead and Oil House Paints
Carter
New Castle Paint & Varnish Co
Pittsburg Street
Bell
Neal Street
Quaker Health
Yoder
Court House
The
Citizens National Bank
E. Washington St
Herb McGoun
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