Mudd ycreek Promises New Berea Field
Muddcreek drilling reports show a hot well with strong rock pressure on the View farm and other leases such as aria C Frazier and Myers farm in the Berea grit. Operators expect the field to be developed further despite water shortages and plan more rigs and power setups as rains arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ospect
gMoc
Chicora
View Farm
Aria C. Frazier
Johnston Gas and Oil Company
Aufman
Kin & Co
Myers
Berea
Eld
Asell
Adams Gas and Company
Iaase
Butlerfty
Principals To Hold Conference At Early Date
State Superintendent N. C. Schaeffer announces a conference of principals from all state normal schools at the state capitol on November 4. Topics include spelling and agriculture in country and normal schools with experts from West Chester Kutztown Clearfield and more and Prof S A Martin of Shippensburg serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Schaeffer
Township
G. M. Philips
West Chester
A. Co. Roth
Ermel
Kutztowp
J. F. Bigler
Edinboro
T. B. Noss
California
BE. L. Kemp
East Stroudsburg
J. G. Necht
Clarion
J. E. Ament
Indiana
E. O. Lyte
Millersville
Women and the blues signal serious female derangement
A period-era advice piece urges that melancholia or blues in women signals a serious organic condition needing immediate attention and care for women who are resting yet feeling ailing.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound News Letters
Letters from Mrs. F Ellsworth and Mrs. Mary J Williams praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles backache headaches and despondent feelings. The ad asserts the remedy as standard for female complaints after thirty years and claims thousands cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mary J. Williams
Bridgeport
Ill
Lydia E Pinkham
Baby’s Itch Healed Quickly by D D D Prescription
A medical ad claims infantile eczema and skin diseases in children cure easily with D D D Prescription a compound of wintergreen thymol and glyc erine. It cites a Weatherly Pennsylvania family letter reporting a dramatic face cure after using 3 1 2 bottles and urges parents to treat their babies promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Steeley
Weatherly
Love & Megown
Mill
Washington Streets
Burglary Report at Boyer Home in Big Beaver Township
In Big Beaver township near Homewood a resident named Boyer awoke to a noise at 3 am. He fired at a fleeing burglar who escaped leaving a bag of loot behind. Boyer, with local help, chased the suspect but could not catch him. He recalls seeing two men and a woman nearby the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Big Beaver Township
Homewood
Beaver Valley News
Andrew Freed
Boyer Place
Mr. Boyer
Zelienople and Harmony Social News Highlights
Names of locals and visitors appear in a Saturday Pittsburg trip list. Notes include Ednad Buhl Charlie Stokey C Strohecker Edward Gudekunst Will Schaffer John Lamberton Ford Reiber Jessie Gallagher George Zeigler Charles Zeigler Oliver Haney and others. A Zelienople high school beat Callery 31 to 0 in a home football game with no accidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednad Buhl
Pittsburg
Charlie Stokey
Butler
C. Strohecker
Edward Gudekunst
Grove City College
Will Schaffer
Schaffer
South Main Street
John Lamberton
Wooster University
Wooster, O
Ford Reiber
English Lutheran Church
Republicans Hold Meeting at New Bedford
Republicans of New Bedford held a rousing Porter's hall meeting Monday evening with S. Terrill presiding. R. L. Wallace Walter Reynolds George T. Weingartner County Commissioner McMillin and Prothonotary Charles H. Andrews spoke on campaign topics and praised Taft. A field fire threatened Riverside hotel at Camtridge Springs Saturday but was contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Porter’s Hall
S. Terrill
R. L. Wallace
Walter Reynolds
George T. Weingartner
McMillin
Charles H. Andrews
Taft
Riverside
Camtridge Springs
Horse Runaway Injures Three in Ellwood City
John Smiley, his wife, and Mrs. Holbrook were injured in a runaway accident on a steep hill near Little Italy. Harness broke, buggy toppled, all occupants thrown. injuries described as a bad shaking up with Mrs. Holbrook possibly having a dislocated arm. They were taken to a nearby house for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Smiley
Ellwood
Surprise Birthday for Otto Bergener in Pittsburg Circle
Otto Bergener of the Pittsburg Circle turned 81 last Friday as friends hosted a surprise party. The evening featured refreshments and greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Hanbaugh and families, Mr. and Mrs. Rener and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bowder and families, Mrs. C Wardman and daughter, Mrs. Kelley and families, Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rener and daughter, Charles Albin, and Max Parath of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bergener
Pittsburg
Hanbaugh
Rener
Bowder
C. Wardman
Kelley
Zeigler
Charles Albin
Max Parath
New Castle
Death of Wayne Township Resident John Newton at 29
John Newton a prominent Wayne township resident died Monday morning after a short illness with typhoid fever. The 29 year old was married and survived by his wife. He fell ill about three weeks ago and worsened rapidly until death. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and the funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Wayne Township
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Davis
Clarksville
W. Va
B. B. Nye
Davis
Ellwood
D. A. F., Davis
Lowellville, O
Ellwood City
R. L. Hepler
James Davis
North Swickley
John W. Davis
Lowellville
Rev. Taylor
Harry Valentine
R. H. Nye
Roy Cable
Roy Richardson
Ralph Gillespie
Charles Ford
Friends of P Nye of Fombell Report Health Improvement
P Nye of Fombell is greatly improved after a serious illness that included a stroke and hemorrhages. Family and friends express relief at the notable recovery and restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Nye
Fombell
Black Bob to Fight Black Fitzsimmons at Ellwood City
Black Bob and Black Fitzsimmons will clash at the Ellwood City opera house Tuesday evening November 10. Arrangements are completed and articles for the encounter were made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bob
Black Fitzsimmons
Ellwood City Opera House
Masked Carnival at the Casino Next Friday Night
A masked carnival will be held at the Casino next Friday night likely drawing a large crowd. The event is described as a social hallower onceleration for attendees to enjoy an evening in disguise.
Local Residents Return From Out-of-Town Visits
Isaac Newton of the Newton whelesse house was in Wampum on business yesterday. J W Mattox and family of Ellwood City have returned from Pittsburgh where they spent Sunday. R F Moshier of Ellwood City was in Wampum on business. Mrs Boyle of Niagara Falls visiting her son Patrick Boyle has returned home. Mr and Mrs Kirk returned to Smiths Ferry after visiting Mr and Mrs W J Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newton
Newton
W. J. Kirk
Smiths Ferry
Mi o Na promoted as immune to stomach troubles
An advertising feature touts Mi o Na as a scientific remedy for dyspepsia and stomach distress. A testimonial from Mrs Nelson Lucier of Athol Massachusetts claims near death experience and recovery after using the product. The ad guarantees relief or money back with a 50 cent box sold by George W Clutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nelson Lucier
Fisk St
Athol
Mass
George W. Clutton
Ellwood City Considers Municipal Electric Plant
A special council committee in Ellwood City last night moved to publicize bids for installing a city owned electric plant. Estimates from Pittsburgh firms ranged 11000 to 13500 for installation plus about 1500 for remodeling the current building. The town shows strong support for city ownership and paving ordinances for Cunningham and Manelise Streets were also introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pittsburg
Electric Committee
Don
Cunningham and Manelise
Mud Slinging Games at Curry Feed Store
John Curry and Hugh Owens clashed in a political mudslinging incident that drew a large crowd. Owens, a Taft Sherman Republican, smeared his rival Billy Bryan’s foe pictures. Curry retaliated by muddying Curry’s desk while Curry blamed pranksters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curry
Curry Feed
Hugh Owens
Owens
Taft
Sherman
Curry
Billy Bryan
Ellwood City Police Remove Posters From Poles
Police officer Reilly continued removing posters and bills posted on telephone and telegraph poles in Ellwood City. Yesterday he pulled down a number of notices placed by prohibitionists, leaving streets cleaner and merchants hopeful the effort will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Ellwood City
Reilley
Committees Plan Thursday Night Parade Blowout
A meeting of finance advertising and music committees will gather at the hotel Lawrence tonight to arrange the parade and celebration. The group intends a Thursday night parade with many automobiles in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lid is On at Hazel Dell Burgh
Sunday the burgess of Hazel Dell forced Italians and others to close their places of business leaving residents unable to buy anything. Stores closed included John Romano and Tony Gotto. The plan is to continue a closed Sunday hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
John Romano
Tony Gotto
Ellwood City Opens Season Against Mars Tigers
The Ellwood basketball team will start the season on Tuesday November 3 by hosting Mars. The game at Ellwood City is anticipated to draw a large crowd and Ellwood City is in good shape for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Mars
Ellwood City
Funeral for Mrs. Chris Innis Held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Chris Innis of Hazel Dell. Rev. Bell of Slipperyrock officiated at the Presbyterian church. Members of the K P and Odd Fellows attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Innis
Marriage at St Agathas Church for Graczek and Green
Stany Graczek and Anna Green were married at St Agathas Church with Rev. P J Hes son officiating. The ceremony drew many friends and some attendees from New Castle.
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St. Agatha’s Church
Stany Graczek
Anna Green
P. J. Hesson
New Castle
Prominent Pittsburg Men Visited Over the Weekend
Joseph Simon and Harry Keller two notable young men from this city spent Sunday in Pittsburg and returned home Monday according to local report.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Simon
Harry Keller
Physiognomy of the Eye and Character Traits
Text outlines eye shapes and expressions associated with traits such as rashness cunning distrust cool deliberation nobility intellect and memory. It links eye color and lid shapes to temperaments including melancholy choleric and timid dispositions.
Real estate and loan transfers in Seventh through Second wards
Union Dime Loan company to Frank Cenker asks $1. A. C. Grove to Elmer N. Rodgers and Eli M. Rodgers of Hazel Dell each for $1 and $150 respectively. Clarence M. Myers to John J. Sullivan for $1. Rufus McKinley to Nettie L. Foster of Second ward for $1. Edward M. Fisher to Rufus C. McKinley for $1. Hannah Smith to Sarah Judge for $250. Stewart Thompson to C. Ed Smith for $1,800. C. Ed Smith to John W. Waddington for $1,000. Ed Smith to John B. Waddington for $500. C. Ed Smith to Frank J. Wadding. West Pittsburg Realty company to school district Taylor township Taylor for $1.
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Union Dime Loan Company
Frank Cenker
Seventh Ward
A. C. Grove
Elmer N. Rodgers
Hazel Dell
Eli M. Rodgers
Clarence M. Myers
John J. Sullivan
Rufus McKinley
Nettie L. Foster
Edward M. Fisher
Rufus C. McKinley
Hannah Smith
Sarah Judge
Fifth Ward
Stewart Thompson
Temperance Rally Planned at Edenburg PA
Arrangements for a large temperance rally and celebration in Edenburg at the Methodist church Thursday evening. Speakers include Rev. J Elmer Campbell of the Third United Presbyterian Church and Rev. I B George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Church
I. B. George
YWCA Halloween Plans Include Secret Entertainment
A poster on the YWCA walls invites members to a gay Hallowe en event next Tuesday at 8 dressed in pillow slip and sheet attire. The board meets to authorize a basketball room and gym, and discuss a forthcoming minstrel show by local men for the gymnasium fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Excavations Hit Snags At Youngstown Masonic Temple Site
Workers face frequent cave ins in sandy soil delaying excavations for the new Masonic temple at Youngstown. The issue slows progress and raises safety concerns as crews advance with tunneling and foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
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MR. Nye
Ellwood Personals
Death’s Door
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Mi-o-na
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Ment
Wright
Cooper’s
Directoire
Els
Brown
Hamilton
Edenburg, PA
Washburn
Crosby's
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