Uncle and Aunt Seek Arrest of Nephew Joe Gray
Police hunt Joe Gray for burglary at the McCord home on Crawford Avenue. The 25 year old, six foot tall man with dark hair and a rough rider hat is missing jewelry including a turquoise ring, a red satin lined suitcase, a blue coat and trousers, and blue cheviot trousers. His grandfather, Pittsburg assistant fire chief Peter Snyder, may be contacted if located.
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Joe Gray
Frank S. McCord
Crawford Avenue
Gray
McCord
Pittsburg
Peter Snyder
Deaths of the Day Miss Grace Miller Buried in Wampum
Miss Grace Miller of Wampum died recently and her funeral Tuesday afternoon drew a large crowd. Rev. C S Brooke and Rev E R Tait conducted services at her mother's home with quartet music by Rev Tait, Miss Tait, Miss Aiken and Mr Hennon. Burial followed at Little Beaver cemetery in Enon Valley. Pallbearers included Charles Brown Charles Retman Clarence Staph Charles Harvey Robert Ailey and Clark Parshall.
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Wampum
Grace Miller
Sarah Jr. Miller
C. S. Brooke
First Christian Church
E. R. Tait
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Rev. Tait
Miss Tait
Miss Aiken
Mr. Hennon
Little Beaver
Enon Valley
Charles Brown
Charles Retman
Clarence Staph
Charles Harvey
Robert Ailey
Clark Parshall
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Mary Smith widow of Daniel Smith
The funeral for the late Mrs Mary Smith widow of Daniel Smith will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the family residence 125 12 North Mill street. Interment will follow at Oak Park cemetery.
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Mary
Daniel Smith
North Mill Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Local residents share visits and travels this week
Miss Anna Patterson and her brother Rufus Patterson of North Mercer street spend Wednesday in Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Metcalf of Pittsburg visit the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wallace of Clayton street. Mrs. J. C. Edmunds and granddaughter Helen of Toledo are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walls. Frank Nugent and J. C. Hanrahan attended the funeral of Mrs. John M. Fitzmartin of Greenville. Mrs. Barbara Genkinger of Butler avenue is seriously ill. Mrs. R. A. Wallace and sister Mrs. Lillian Westlake, with Miss Rachel Wallace, are in New York for a few weeks.
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Anna Patterson
Rufus Patterson
North Mercer Street
Pittsburg
Hiram Metcalf
W. E. Wallace
Clayton Street
J. C. Edmunds
Helen
Toledo
J. C. Walls
Galbreath Avenue
Frank Nugent
J. C. Hanrahan
John M. Fitzmartin
Greenville
Barbara Genkinger
Butler Avenue
R. A. Wallace
Lillian Westlake
Rachel Wallace
North Jefferson Street
New York
Merry Matrons of Ellwood Host Friendly Tuesday Gathering
Ellwood City group the Merry Matrons met at Mrs. W. L. Sutter’s Lawrence avenue home Tuesday afternoon. They enjoyed fancy work and social chat, and refreshments were served. Mrs. J. K. Simpson and Mrs. Walter Burden of Beaver were honored guests.
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Ellwood
W. L. Sutter
Lawrence Avenue
J. K. Simpson
Walter Burden
Beaver
Methodist ladies run Stevenson building rummage sale
The rummage sale at the Stevenson building corner of Lawrence and Sixth streets is proving very successful, with the Methodist church ladies in charge of arrangements and sales.
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Stevenson
Lawrence and
Sixth Streets
the Methodist Church
Ellwood City WCTU Plans Friday Meeting
The W C T U of Ellwood City will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs F Y Douds on Spring Avenue.
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Ellwood City
F. Y. Douds
Spring Avenue
Christy Mathewson Weighs In At East Side Democratic Meeting
Christy Mathewson star pitcher for the New York Giants will address a Democratic mass meeting on the East side tonight. Marathon winner John J. Hayes and several Olympic athletes will also appear on the platform. Orville Wright, the Dayton aviator who escaped death at Fort Myer, was seen hobbling on crutches and may be able to return to duty by the weekend.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
John J. Hayes
Washington
Orville Wright
Dayton
Fort Myer
Cleveland Traction System May Face Receiver
The Central Trust Company seeks a receiver for the Municipal Traction and Cleveland Railway systems, successor to the Cleveland Electric Railway, to protect $8,276,000 in mortgages as a referendum on its franchise looms. The suit in U S circuit court argues revenues are being diverted and aims to conserve income for bondholders.
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Cleveland, O
Central Trust Company of New York
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
U. S Circuit Court
Municipal Traction Company
Cleveland Railway Company
R. W. Taylor
Central Trust Company
Hoyt
Dustin
Kelly
Cleveland Traction System
Annual Meeting of Unitarians at First Church
The First Unitarian church held its annual meeting Tuesday evening to elect officers and socialize. Mrs. Sigel was elected trustee for one year to fill an unexpired term, with Mrs. George Barge, Mr. Waterman and J. W. Hays as three-year trustees. The board will elect officers next Sunday and the Sunday school was reorganized with J. W. Hays as superintendent.
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First Unitarian Church
Sigel
George Barge
Waterman
J. W. Hays
Big Jones and Laughlin Plant At Aliquippa To Resume
Work on the large Jones and Laughlin steel plant at Aliquippa will resume soon after a suspension of several months. Officials said yesterday the outlook for restarting construction is favorable and the plant will be completed.
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Jones and Laughlin
Aliquippa
Left Leg Broken at Steel Mill Accident
Samuel Huston of 804 East Long Avenue fractured his left leg in a Wednesday morning fall while at work at the steel mill. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Samuel Huston
East Long Avenue
Local Moves and Celebrations In New England Notes
Miss Viola Rogers visits Salem as guest of friends. George Campbell family moves to Woodland Avenue in Youngstown. Clyde Sharp and Parker return from Monday visit with Pittburgh relatives. Miss Laura Swartz of Hill City and oe Dalby marry at Rev. B. Paul’s home.
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Viola Rogers
Salem
George Campbell
Woodland Avenue
Youngstown
Clyde Sharp
Parker
Pittsburg
Laura Swartz
Hill City
Oe Dalby
B. Paul
Social notes from Zelienople and Harmony region
Mr and Mrs Eyeles spent Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Prof and Mrs Woodring visited over Sunday. Miss Wright Barr and Goehring called in Ellwood Tuesday evening. Miss Ethel Berlin of Knox guests of Miss Nell Wilson Harmony. Mrs H W Bame Harmony spent last week with relatives in Aspinwall. Mr and Mrs William Zahler Dennison Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Fred Weigle. Mrs J Lamberton Emlenton visiting at East Main street with W J Lamberton. Attorney J H Wilson and family Butler and Dr Harry Wilson Callery were guests of Mrs Wilson Harmony last Saturday. Oliver Schaffer and Jacob Rape hunting. Schaffer’s shotgun discharged injuring Rape’s shoulder. nine shot removed. Miss Christine Buhl entered Zelienople schools first grade living with aunt Mrs Edward Winter. Christine’s home on a ranch in Oklahoma. father B Buhl brought her east last week then returned west.
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Ethel Berlin
Knox
Nell Wilson
Harmony
H. W. Bame
Aspinwall
William Zahler
Dennison, O
Fred Weigle
J. H. Wilson
Butler
Harry Wilson
Callery
Wilson
Oliver Schaffer
Jacob Rape
Christine Buhl
Edward Winter
Miss Christine
Oklahoma
B. Buhl
Burglars Crack Postoffice Safe in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio on October 28 thieves pried open the postoffice window, blew open two safes with nitro glycerin, and escaped with about 1600 dollars in stamps and money belonging partly to Postmaster Eagle. A horse and buggy were stolen from Captain Charles Clendenin during the incident.
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Gallipolis
Eagle
Charles Clendenin
Agents Wanted to Sell Riders Policies for All Occupations
Advertisement from the National Accident Society offering agents commissions for selling riders to cover accidents sickness and death. Policies issued to men and women with $3,000 death benefit and $15 weekly benefits at $5 per year. Address 320 Broadway New York. Established twenty two years.
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National Accident Society
Broadway
New York
Receiver's Sale of Mahoningtown Bank Property in New Castle
The receiver will offer at public sale on Wednesday, November 11, 1908 at 2 p m on the premises described, parcels of land in the Seventh ward New Castle Pennsylvan ia known as the Locke property and related houses. Parcels A B and C include multiple dwellings and store rooms with parcels fronting Cherry Cedar and Ashland avenues, plus personal property such as a Barnes safe and other banking fixtures. Real estate 10 percent cash, balance on court confirma tion and deed delivery. Personal property sold as is with terms 5 percent sale commission.
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Mahoningtown Bank (Limited
Mahoningtown Bank, Limited
Seventh Ward
City of
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ashland Avenue
Edward Scanlon
Cherry Street
Locke
O. J. Halle
Cedar Street
E. D. Jackson
Fred Gleasey
Railroad Watch Company
W. J. Davy & Son
Barnes
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