Lawrence County Auxiliary Convention Hosts Reform Talk
The eighth annual Lawrence County auxiliary to the National Reform Association outlines a program for November 12–13 at the Reformed Presbyterian Church. It features biblical civic questions, officers from national and county groups, and discussions on public school aims and civil government principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence County
National Reform Association
Reformed Preson
Eee
Commonwealth
F. Scovel
D.D
LL. D
Wooster
T. P. Stevenson
L.L.D
Philadelphia
William Parsons
Beaver Falls
Tibby, Esq
Pittsburg
M. W. Keith
J. S. Martin
W. M. White
W. L. Gilmore
Grace Erhardt
Feast of Dedication of Bethany Lutheran Church
The Bethany English Lutheran church in New Castle plans a full dedication week beginning Sunday November 1 with a 10 15 a m service and continuing through November 15 Holy communion. The program features Rev C G Leatherman and Rev J C Nicholas among others with multiple sermons addresses and union reformations by Lutheran churches citywide. Delegates are invited from all reform groups with free lodging offered for those sending names by November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Watson
J. A. McDonald
Ellwood
John Lockhart
A. R. Rich
William Parsons
D.D
Beaver Falls
J. R. Speer
Johnson Avenue
New Castle
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Pittsburg
Sutton Streets
Clarence Gordon Leatherman
Leatherman
J. C. Nicholas
Butler
C. B. King
D. D
C. G. Leatherman
Ais
Nicholas
Miss Hartman
Co. B. King
Luttinen
Johanson
Frank
St. John’s
Miller
Bethany
St. John’s Lutheran
Miller and
Ellis B. Burgess
America
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue
M. E
A. J. Turkle
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Church
W. J. John
Emmanuel Baptist
J. 5. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian
H. J. Whalen
The
First Baptist
C. Frederick Frank
St. Paul's Lutheran
W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian
J. Elmer Campbell
U. P
The Wolf Returns to Youngstown for Engagement
The Wolf, seen here recently, has been secured for a return engagement in Youngstown on November 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Eph Cinders the famed pacer hauls oats for Columbus meet
Eph Cinders the notable pacer from Erie owned by James D. Johnson of Erie first raced September 26, 1900 at Mercer Pennsylvania in a county horses event with a 100 bushel oats prize. Now age eight he remains healthy, trained by Nat Crist at Meadville and still wins purses and fame at Columbus each fall.
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Eph Cinders
Mercer
Epic
James D. Johnson
Erie
Nat Crist
Meadville
Eph
Nat
Chesnut
Columbus
Philadelphia
Suit Filed Against Buhl Hospital Over Burns Damages
Mrs. Jessie Gates of Sharon sues Mercer county court for 10000 damages claiming permanent injury from May 1907 treatment at Buhl Hospital Sharon. She alleges the operating room was freezing and hot water bottles burned her and that additional operations were needed to treat the injuries.
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Jessie Gates
Sharon
Mercer County
Mercer
Buhl Hospital
Mryr. Gates
Fatal Stroke on Street Car Patient Dies En Route Home
Jefferson A. Beck of 67 Croton Avenue suffered an apoplexy on a Mahoningtown streetcar Friday evening about 5 o'clock while returning from Standard Steel Car plant work. He died within 15 minutes after arriving at the hospital. He was past 60, had lived in New Castle, and is survived by a son Fred, brother Ad Beck, and a sister near Titusville.
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Jefferson A. Beck
Croton Avenue
Mahoningtown
Beck
Standard Steel
Mill
Washington Streets
New Castle
M. H. Oliphant
Fred
Ad. Beck
Titusville
Moderate drinker admits his error by Eliot address
Boston October 31 Harvard President Charles W Eliot confessed a life as a moderate drinker of beer and wine but said new medical and physiological research now suggests even moderate alcohol use is inexpedient. He spoke at a Massachusetts No License league gathering where he is honorary president.
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Massachusetts No. License League
Eliot
Spanking not cure for bed wetting offered free treatment
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims spanking fails to cure bed wetting. She offers a free home treatment with full instructions to mothers and asks them to write today for guidance without sending money.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Great Interest in Fifth Ward Division Vote
Citizens of the Fifth ward show strong support for dividing the area into two wards. Business leaders and voters expect the proposition to pass at the upcoming polls, ending years of discussions about splitting the largest ward in the city.
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Fifth Ward
East Long Avenue Residents Attend Sharon Reception
Mr. and Mrs S W Lewis and daughter Freda of East Long avenue depart this evening for Sharon to attend a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs Ed Hopkins a newlywed couple whose marriage occurred last Tuesday Mrs Hopkins is Mr Lewis sister and well known in the Fifth ward Mrs Hopkins and their wedding trip included Cleveland and other Great Lakes points they will reside in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Lewis
Freda
East Long Avenue
Sharon
Ed Hopkins
Hopkins
Lewis
Fifth Ward
Mrs. Hopkins
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Unusual Slip Causes Dust Cloud Over McKinley Furance
A sudden cloud of smoke and dust exploded above the McKinley furnace yesterday afternoon, lifting debris over a thousand feet into the air. Falling particles drenched the Fifth ward for about thirty minutes.
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McKinley Furnace
Fifth Ward
New Castle Glee Society Plans Winter Concerts
Members of the New Castle Glee Society will rehearse Sunday afternoon at the Welsh Congregational Church on East Reynolds Street. They plan several out of town concerts during the coming winter with preparations already under way.
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New Castle
Glee Society
Welsh Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Runaway Horse Intervenes on East Long Avenue
Frightened by a passing car a horse pulling Phillips grocery wagon bolted along East Long Avenue yesterday afternoon. Caught by bystanders before it caused any serious damage, prompting a chaotic but brief scare for residents.
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Phillips
East Long Avenue
Philipant Accepts New Post at New Castle Stamping
Will Philipant of Pollock avenue, once employed at a tin mill, has accepted a good position at the New Castle Stamping company plant.
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Will Philipant
Pollock Avenue
New Castle Stamping Company
John Layton Leaves Hamilton for Chicago Visit
John Layton of Hamilton street departed last evening for Chicago Illinois where he will spend two weeks as a guest of relatives.
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John Layton
Hamilton Street
Chicago
Ill
Fifth Ward Personals Rivals Ike Ellis on Hamilton Street
Ike Ellis of Hamilton Street is reported to have somaya in the Fifth Ward personals column. Readership notes a local social update with brief mention of Ike Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Ellis
Iamilton Treet
Somaya
Local residents reported ill or traveling in brief notes
Numerous residents are listed as ill or recovering, with several visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Eunice Harris, Mary Edwards, Harriet Williams, Jennie Davies, Gertrude Smith, and others. Travel items note trips to Pittsburg, Youngstown, and Steubenville, with some moves and vacations mentioned.
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Ralph Gage
Hamilton Street
Pittsburg
John Gray
Youngstown
Fifth Ward
Jennie Davies
Terrace Avenue
Bernie Hanlon
Home Street
Gertrude Smith
Big Run Street
Frank Pollock
South Mercer Street
Easting Avenue
Mary Edwards
East Division Street
Harriet Williams
Waldo
Foolish air pump prank kills worker in Bridgeport
John Schink, 21, died after friends at Crane Brothers' factory bound him and inflated his chest with a hand pump. Peter Wilson, Adam Wicker and Louis Polta are held without bail as suspects.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John Schink
Peter Wilson
Adam Wicker
Louis Polta
Schink
Crane Brothers
For Sale Mule Team, Large and Gentle
One team of mules, large, sound, and splendid workers offered cheap. Good reasons for selling. Call Bell phone 1202.
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McCulloch & CO
Pittsburg Street
G. A. Dickson
Bethany Lutheran Church
T. A. Kimes
R. M. Russell
Westminster College
G.&. Brooks
John Gealey
A. B. McCormick
BR. Speer
B. A. Hoover
Ira Leiper
E. N. Baer
H. H. George
W. O. Ferguson
Rose Point
BE. R. Tait
Wampum
Scott F. Hershey
Universal Peace Association
J. E. Campbell
J. C. Overmeyer
Dr. King
Grace M. E
Connellsville
Holy Spirit
Wweoltex
Opay
la Vogue
R. W. Glendenin & Sons
ST. Car
Samuel J. Chambers
Third Ward
Democratic County Committee
Chambers
Pennsylvania
P. K. Fike
H. M. Good
A. Martin Graham
Democratic Party
Board of County Commissioners
M. C. Galliher
A. G. Knox
Schweinsberg
Joseph Hannon
Richard W. Ramsey
J. Chambers
J. W. Snare
W. T. Jenkins
G. N. Clark
R. C. Copper
Thomas Donley
New Castle Loan Co
Wallace Block
Washington and Jefferson Streets
Bell Phone
Nue
Harold Fisher
Fred Evans
South Mill Street
Niles
Harry Klein
Moravia Street
John Hiles
Miss Eunice Harris
William Hess
Ben Williams
Waldo Street
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