Rail changes loom in Youngstown rail network
Rail traffic shifts loom as the Lake Erie and Pittsburg line links Lorain to Youngstown. B&O may cut Ravenna to Youngstown routes, with Lake Erie and Paper transfers eyed at Youngstown yards. Erie changes threaten ore and coal shipments. New Castle crews increase on Haselton and Mahoning divisions.
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Youngstown
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Lorain
Ravenna
East Side
Lakes
Erie
New Castle Railroad
Roland North
A. M. North
Loh
Erie Railroad
Hos
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown Vindicator
North
Ohio Works
Sheet & Tube Company
New Castle
Haselton
Mahoning
Whistler Force Is Entertained at Mrs Hipsley’s Home
In Ellwood City on October 16, Mrs. Benjamin Hipsley hosted the Whistler force for an all ladies gathering. Games and amusements filled the evening followed by a splendid lunch with the guests, including Misses Alice Tomlinson Zella Rutter Beulah Hertzog Amy Grantley Florence Lozier Emily Brenner Goldie Corl and Pearl Seller.
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Ellwood City
Benjamin Hipsley
Ninth Street
Whistler Force
Hipsley
Alice Tomlinson
Zella Rutter
Beulah Hertzog
Amy Grantley
Florence Lozier
Emily Brenner
Goldie Corl
Pearl Seller
Eckles Funeral May Be Sunday
Elwood City a telegram from Almogordo to the Alma lodge of the Knights of Pythias reports Thomas M. Eckles died Tuesday night and his body left Almogordo at 5 am Thursday. If arrival is Saturday, the funeral will be Sunday in the Presbyterian church with many expected to attend. a letter Eckles wrote shortly before his death reached his wife the day before.
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Ellwood City
Almogordo
Alma Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Thomas M. Eckles
Mr. Eckles
Ministers Join Hunting Fever In Slippery Rock Region
The Rev. H. W. Rendal and P. W. Blocher joined the hunting craze traveling by Blocher's auto to the upper Slippery rock area. They reportedly found little game, but enjoyed the outing as scratches marked their hands and faces.
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H. W. Rendal
P. W. Blocher
Slippery Rock
Munsing Underwear Dominates Show Window In New Castle
The ad touts a full stock of Munsing underwear in all kinds sizes and prices. It claims superior completeness and comfort with non shrinkable fabric and long lasting fit. Shoppers are invited to compare at home and join the Munsing Club for health and happiness.
Whitney Brothers Quartet to perform at opera house
The Hospital Lecture course committee presents the Whitney Brothers quartet tonight at the opera house with a sketch of song and recitation. They have toured nationwide and across this state and are recommended by Lee Gilmore county superintendent of schools as top entertainers.
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Hospital
Whitney Brothers
Opera House
Lee Gilmore
New Castle Beats Niles 2 1 In Strong Casino Showdown
New Castle defeated Niles 2 to 1 in a tight rink clash at the Casino last night. Both squads delivered a clean, hard fought display though attendance was low. The lineup featured C Wilson and H Wilson for New Castle against Jereceus R Wyman and B Fowler for Niles with officials noting a fair contest.
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New Castle
Niles
C. Wilson
H. Wyman Fessler
Jereceus
R. Wyman
H. Wilson
Essee
Sullivan
YMCA Committees Advance Local Association Plan
The YMCA committees met at Borough Solicitor J W Humphrey's office to discuss starting a local association. They have gathered data and will present public plans soon, with financing to be considered so the project does not burden citizens.
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J. W. Humphrey
Hotel party from New Castle tours countryside mishap
A group of hotel men from New Castle were sightseeing Wednesday night when their auto broke near Hazel Dell. After more than an hour of repair they pushed the car into town by hand and later returned home on a street car. The party included Harry McBride of the Jefferson Harry Smith of the LeRoy W B Miller of the Avenue and Sampson Moore of the Vendome.
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New Castle
Hazel Dell
Harry McBride
The
Jefferson
Harry Smith
LeRoy
W. B. Miller
Avenue
Sampson Moore
Lebanon clergymen visit old friends in town
The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Leslie of Lebanon called on many friends here yesterday. Leslie, former pastor of the Presbyterian church, was accompanied by Rev. H. W. Rendall, now pastor, as they planned to attend the Presbyterian synod meeting in Beaver today.
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W. H. Leslie
Lebanon
Rev. Leslie
Presbyterian Church
H. W. Rendall
Rendall
Beaver
Presbyterian Synod
Zelienople Visit Set For High School Game
Tomorrow the local high school boys clash with Zelienople high in a predicted win. Last Saturday the teams drew in a tight battle on a heavy wet field if weather improves they expect a convincing beating of Zelienople.
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Zelienople High
Zelienople
Johnston Seeks Record Kill in Local Brush
Samuel Johnston ventures into the brush again aiming to outdo any local hunter this season. He went out yesterday early and has not been heard from yet, possibly to set a new record.
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Samuel Johnston
Local social notes mix visitors across towns
Mrs Elmer Conner visits Youngstown for a few days. Rev R C Stewart, formerly of Volant and now of Bruin, was in town yesterday. Mrs Orin Hugus of Cleveland visits at the Humphrey home. Mrs Fred C Johnston visits her mother Mrs M J Fowler of Bridgewater. Mrs Margaret A Bittner, her daughter Mrs Millie Bradford, and Miss Kate Bittner were guests of Mr and Mrs John H Bittner yesterday.
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Elmer Conner
Youngstown
R. C. Stewart
Volant
Bruin
Orin Hugus
Cleveland
J. W. Humphrey
Fred C. Johnston
M. J. Fowler
Bridgewater
Margaret A. Bittner
Millie Bradford
Kate Bit
New Presbyterian Church Welcomes Forty New Members
About forty new members were tendered a reception at the church on Wednesday evening. The informal gathering featured music and speeches followed by a luncheon. Attendees enjoyed a sociable, pleasant evening.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Wabash Football Team Heads to Beaver for Clash
The Wabash team travels to Beaver to face a strong Beaver squad. The Beaver players are speedy, but locals can show strength as well, making the outcome hard to predict.
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Beaver
Beaver Boys
Ladies Garments in Two Pieces and Union Suits
A variety of at least twenty fabrics offered for ladies two piece outfits and union suits. Light medium and heavy weights available. Garments described as refined enough for the wealthy yet affordable for the poor.
Made in union suits for all weights and sizes
Cotton and wool union suits offered in light to extra heavy weights. Sized for 110 to 200 pounds for both long and short wearers. Garment designed to resist shrinking.
Western paper editor becomes queen of Indian tribe in Mexico
Mrs. Harry L. Eisenhart formerly Miss Mary Perry a Spokane editor known for law and order work in Coeur d'Alene and Caldwell has been elected queen of the Zacalpan Indians in Michoacan Mexico. She rose from unpaid Mexican assignments to staff writer at the Record winning three promotions, while her mining engineer husband aided her career and life among the Zacalpan people.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry L. Eisenhart
Horace Greeley Mary Perry
Coeur d’Alene
Steunenberg
the Tribune
Caldwell
Idaho
Michoacan
Mexico
Fisenhart
United States
Perry
Mexico City
Eisenhart
Ba Phelps-Dodge Company
New York Corporation
Sonora
All Women of the City Invited to Presbyterian Meeting
All women of the city are invited to attend a Saturday afternoon meeting at 38 o clock in the parlors of First Presbyterian church. Miss Marie C. Brehm traveling secretary of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church will address the audience as a leading woman orator of the day.
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First Presbyterian Church
Marie C. Brehm
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Sharon mill master mechanic injured after crane fall
James Benjamin, a master mechanic at the steel hoop mill in Sharon, fell from a crane yesterday and was badly hurt.
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James Benjamin
Sharon
Public School Pupils Should Not Ape Colleges in Foolish Customs
Washington Reporter urges public schools to avoid college like frats and class fights. Chicago educators and courts uphold school board discretion to bar students in fraternities to protect discipline and democracy in public schools. The piece argues for rules that prioritize the welfare of the many over a few snobbish factions.
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Washington Reporter
Chicago Board of Education
Board of Education
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Ak Tee Ee
Windes
Civil Trial List for November Term Opens in New Castle
Prothonotary Charles Andrews prepares civil docket for the term starting November 9 listing cases such as Laszlo vs Dragus trespass Carey Manufacturing Co vs Kline Lumber assumpsit Alexander vs Kiser heirs scire facias lien Hagan vs City of New Castle trespass Porter vs Glasner and Moon Robb vs Van Horn trespass Patterson vs News Co trespass Perry vs Mahoning Shenango Ry Light Ramsey vs New Castle Portland Cement Foster vs New Castle Box Factory involves multiple civil disputes and claims.
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Charles Andrews
Andy Laszlo
Nick Dragus
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Kline Lumber and Construction Company
Assumps
J. L. Alexander
Harry C
Kiser
Jennie A. Kiser
Scire Facias Fur Mechanics
Luke F. Hagan
New Castle
Ella V. Porter
Martin Glasser
Captain Moon
Mary
Robb
George H. van Horn
W. E. Patterson
The
News Company
Samuel W. Perry
Mahoning and Shenango
John Foster
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Jake Superior
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Steel Corporation
Ock
Batlnord
Shippers Appeal
Pennsylvania
State Railroad Commission
Hart
John Kegarise
Kegarise
Potter
G. L. Potter
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New Castle Junction
R. D. Flowers
Agnew
F. C. Smith
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Bascom
Pennsy
Conway
Tom Kennelly
W. J. Thatcher
Nelskel
Flelskell
Gateater
Priapenruid
Ellwood City News
Eckles
Almogordo Knights of Pythias
Ellwood Personals
Oracian
New Leslie Hotel
S.S.S. Say
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