Ellwood City Sees 850 Citizens Travel for Sesqui Outing
More than 850 Ellwood City residents traveled to Pittsburg yesterday for the sesqui centennial celebration. Officials say it was the largest outpouring since the office began and the exodus started with morning trains and continued into the afternoon. The event featured a parade and lively evening activities as travelers returned tired but delighted and hoping for a repeat trip soon.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
W. J. Kirk
Forge team ends season with no more games
Manager W. R. Thompson announced that the Forge team will not play Wampum on Saturday. The decision follows the players wishes to return home for winter, with some joining other winter sports.
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Forge
W. R. Thompson
Wampum
Walter Rappert Sees Pittsburg In Brief Visit
Walter Rappert, stenographer for Standard Engineering, visited Pittsburg yesterday to view the city at its best. He saw the town and sights he likely won’t see again for fifty years, according to friends.
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Walter Rappert
Standard Engineering Company
Pittsburg
City Education Chief Reilley Arrests 28 in Month
Chief Ed Reilley reports the arrest of 28 individuals for violations of city and state ordinances during the last month. The arrests approach an average of one per day, indicating intensified enforcement.
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Ed. Reilley
Police Burden Highlights Demand Amid Limited Local Funds
The report notes police remain in demand despite scarce funds as 28 individuals face arrests for selling without a license and others are marked as suspicious characters. Reilley handles multiple daily duties, with much of the month’s work not reflected in the report.
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Reilley
Pool room in opera house sold to P H Kelly
The pool room in the opera house building formerly run by Mort Evans was sold to P H Kelly. The deal closed yesterday and Kelly took control early this morning. Kelly previously partnered in the Stoughton and Kelly bowling alleys.
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Opera House
Mort Evans
P. H. Kelly
Kelly
Stoughton & Kelly Bowling Aleys
Democratic Leaders Debate Local Situation in New Castle
Louis Marburger, a top Democrat, met with fellow politicians in New Castle to discuss the local scene. Ellwood remains in a precarious political position, and the minority plans a thorough canvass of the situation.
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Louis Marburger
New Casttle
Ellwood
Johnston and Hazen Home After Month on Western Visit
Mrs. T. W. Johnston and her brother S. M. Hazen returned today and are well and happy. They spent the past month in the west visiting relatives and friends they had not seen for years. Much time was in Iowa where they toured the countryside by automobile.
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T. W. Johnston
S. M. Hazen
West
Iowa
Delegates From Local Church Attend Missionary Convention
Mrs A K Kline and Mrs John G Cobler depart for Latrobe as delegates to the Reformed church Missionary convention representing the local church. They will be away for several days.
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A. K. Kline
Kline
John G. Cobler
Latrobe
Missionary Convention of the Reformed Church
Dr E E Lamb and W L Sutter Visit Pittsburg Sesqui
Dr E E Lamb and W L Sutter visited Pittsburg yesterday for the sesqui event. They reportedly enjoyed their trip and returned home in time to start the day’s work promptly.
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E. E. Lamb
Pittsburg
W. L. Sutter
Local Visitors and Health Notes From Pittsburg Area
C T Johnston visited Pittsburg yesterday and W O Weaver from Franklin was in town. H G Cable of Rochester and H H Beighler of Harmony were in town on business yesterday. Mrs Archie McBride is seriously ill with lung congestion. Mrs C T Johnston spent the day with friends in New Castle yesterday. Mrs Mabel Whistler and Mrs R J Zahniser of Mercer are visiting Mr and Mrs E Whistler.
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C. T. Johnston
Pittsburg
W. O. Weaver
Franklin
H. G. Cable
Rochester
H. H. Beighler
Harmony
Archie McBride
New Castle
Mabel Whistler
R. J. Zahniser
Mercer
E. Whistler
Borough may run own light plant in Ellwood City
Ellwood City electrics committee invites bids for a municipal electrical plant to supply the borough. Council will review operating costs before voter consideration. Existing equipment is aging. a 2506 kilowatt generator and boiler are planned to modernize readiness.
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Ellwood City
Campaign Season and Mrs Henpeck Dinner Talk Ends In Prominent Pledge
After a dinner, Mr Henpeck informs his wife that he must stay out campaigning until the close. He argues the country faces peril and liberty hangs in the balance. Mrs Henpeck, alarmed, ultimately consents as he heads to the club for a late poker session.
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Henpeck
Bunker Hill
Thomas
Where Do Boys Get Cigarettes The 21 Year Law
The article reports many boys smoking on the streets despite the under 21 age rule. It explains the law forbids furnishing cigarettes to anyone under 21, with penalties including a misdemeanor conviction and a fine between 190 and 300 dollars.
Postal Laws to Be Taught in Harrisburg Schools
The Telegram reports a new Harrisburg program to educate teachers and students on postal regulations. Postmaster E J Stackpole will lead a December 5 briefing for teachers, with typewritten lesson suggestions provided to implement the curriculum expansion urged by the Postoffice Bulletin.
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Harrisburg
Postal Department
Washington
Postoffice Bulletin
Postal Service
E. J.stackpole
Downes
Stackpole
Nationality Social Friday at First Methodist Church
The Queen Esther circle hosts a Nationality social at the First Methodist church this Friday evening. A musical program opens in the Sunday school room before guests visit dining room booths run by Japanese, Colonial, gypsy, and Indian groups with refreshments and a fortune telling tent. Proceeds go to the Queen Esther kindergarten.
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First Methodist Church
Queen Esther Circle
Queen Esther Kindergarten
Women Warned About Tight High Collars
A health guidance piece cautions women to avoid excessively tight high collars as they can loosen the throat and hinder neck muscle strength. It advises keeping a proper fit, standing with head erect, not lying down in collars, loosening collars when possible, rubbing the chin area, and finishing with cold water to tighten skin without drying oils.
Brown to Speak at Grove City Armory Dedication
Company M of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers will dedicate its new armory in Grove City on November 6. Governor Edwin Stuart and ex Lieutenant Governor William M. Brown will speak at the ceremony.
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Pennsylvania Volunteers
Grove City
Edwin Stuart
William M. Brown
Capitol graft cases to be argued soon
Harrisburg Pa Oct 2 defense attorneys prepare for a new trial argument for John H Sanderson William P Snyder William Mathues and James M Shumaker convicted March 18 of conspiracy to defraud the state in a contract for furniture supplied the new capitol. The argument will take place October 6.
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Harrisburg
John H. Sanderson
William P. Snyder
William Mathues
James M. Shumaker
New Castle Speakers Set for Republican Rally
New Castle attorney Walter S. Reynolds and Congressman James Kennedy of Youngstown will headline a large Republican rally in Mars on Tuesday evening, October 5, as prominent spellbinders.
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Mars
Walter S. Reynolds
New Castle
James Kennedy
Youngstown
Weatherfield's oldest resident Joseph Gifford dies at 93
Joseph Gifford, Weatherfield township near Niles, dies at age 93. He is survived by a great-great-grandchild.
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Joseph Gifford
Weatherfield Township
Niles
Surprised Minister Praises Hyomei Relief for Catarrh
The Rev Charles Hartley of Sardinia Ohio reports complete relief from bronchial catarrh after using Hyomei. The ad cites reader suffering and promotes Geo W Clutton a local druggist offering a money back guarantee and a full Hyomei kit for one dollar with inhaler and accessories.
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Charles Hartley
Sardinia
Ohio
Geo. W. Clutton
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