Opera House Change as Reese Circuit Takes Over
The Opera House in Reese Circuit ownership shifts from Jacob F. Genkinger to the Reese circuit management. Genkinger retires as a representative of the old regime and M Reese of New York oversees the switch. The house will re open under new booking, with some former attractions and many new contracts, plus refitting and fresh paint for a more attractive season.
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Opera House
Reese Circuit
Jacob F. Genkinger
Reese
M. Reese
New York
Genkinger
Koenig Favored for Northside High Spanish Post
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the Northside high school committee unanimously recommended Professor Paul C Koenig for teaching Spanish French and German after he refused a Spanish exam citing rustiness Superintendent John Morrow said he would have chosen another candidate but submitted all exam results. The panel also backed Professor G W Walker of Steubenville for mathematics though the board failed to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Morrow
Northside Board of School Controllers
Paul C. Koenig
Northside
Koenig
New Castle
Jules Henry
Miss Eggers
G. W. Walker
Steubenville
Ohio
Septembers Argument List in New Castle Court
The case of American Warming and Ventilating company versus New Castle School district will be argued on a new trial application next week. The heater company previously won about $2,600 under the Thaddeus Stevens heating contract. Other cases on the list include Hartzel vs Western Allegheny RR for new trial, Douds vs Manufacturers Light and Heat for new trial, and multiple Commonwealth and local actions for motions, openings, or new trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Warming and Ventilating Company
New Castle
Thaddeus Stevens
Andrews
Michael Hartzel
Western Allegheny Railroad
Frank C. Douds
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Robert Haggerty
J. R. Haggerty
Robert L. Wallace
Rose Robinson
First National Bank of Ellwood
O. T. Adams
Lewis Rader
David H. Hainer
Matilda Sawyer
County of Lawrence
Equity
City of New Castle
C. M. Kellison
Boomer Visitors From Coraopolis Stop in New Castle
Two Pullman cars bearing Coraopolis boomers arrive in New Castle forenoon. They visit Fountain Inn and shuttle among delegates at the merchants convention to publicize their town. Wilbur Grace of Cleveland visits his parents at East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corapolis
New Castle
Fountain Inn
Coraopolis
Wilbur Grace
Cleveland
Mrs
Bennett Grace
East Street
Deaths of W. T. Wright Resident of Zelienople
W T Wright of Zelienople died at his home on the extension at 10 Tuesday morning from paralysis. Born August 13 1860 at Camp Run he married Martha Young September 3 1872. Survived by wife and eight children Cora Wright Mrs F S Goehring Mrs C C Damhoff Mrs H E Boots Mrs Oscar Drusch el Flora Berdella and John. Funeral at 1 Thursday at Zelienople cemetery.
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W. T. Wright
Zelienople
Mr. Wright
Camp Run
Martha Young
J. J. Kennedy
Goehring & Keck
Wright
Mountville U. P
United Presbyterian Church
Cora Wright
Goehring
C. C. Damhoff
Middle Lancaster
H. E. Boots
North Sewickley
Oscar Druschel
Mansfield
Flora
Berdella
John
Zelienople Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Anne Rice held in city
The funeral for Mrs Anne Rice, formerly of this city, took place this afternoon at her South Main street home. Rev Purkiss of the First Baptist church conducted the rites. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Rice
Sharon
South Main Street
Purkiss
First Barfist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Personal mentions include J. B. Haley moving to Shaw street and Miss Gladys Love visiting from Olean New York. Hugh Ward leaves for East Brady Ohio to take charge of the Central hotel. Mrs C L McQuiston and daughter Thora return to Chicago after visiting. The Mears family plan Steubenville and Wheeling trips. Roy Lyman and Earl Carbaugh return from a two week trip to Cleveland. The Greshams welcomed a baby girl. mother and child doing well. Several locals relocate, host, or travel with other social movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Haley
Shaw Street
Gladys Love
Olean
N. Y
Hugh Ward
East Brady
Central Hotel
C. L. McQuiston
Thora
Chicago
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Steubenville
Wheeling
Margaret Vandegrift
Croton Avenue
W. E. Patton
J. Y. Patton
Hickory Township
Roy Lyman
Martin Street
Earl Carbaugh
Greenwood Avenue
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Conneaut Lake
Howard Greshem
South Bay Street
Stork
John Hoffman
Pittsburg
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Edward Lowry
Youngstown
Bryson
George L. Leslie
Harriet
Oak Park Lodge
Wallace Avenue
Judge Sheaffer
Thi House
Haley
Centennial
Barn and Five Horses Burned at Paden Farm
A noon fire destroyed the barn on F B Paden’s North Beaver township farm, killing five horses and consuming hay, grain, and threshing machinery. The loss, around 3000 dollars, falls partly on the McCandless brothers who were threshing the wheat.
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F. 8
Paden
North Beaver Township
McCandless Brothers
Big Beaver Township
Queen Esther Circle Elects Officers
The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church elected officers Tuesday evening led by President Hazel Wilson and Vice President Winifred Lloyd. The group plans a church kindergarten opening soon with J Gertrude Dowler of Chicago overseeing the project and staff including Margaret Kirk and Cora Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazel Wilson
Winifred Lloyd
Martha Bigley
Charlotte Ashmore
Sue Cramer
Cordelia Roberts
Jessie Mockel
Mollie Speer
Mary Bigley
Dora Keagy
J. Gertrude Dowler
Chicago
Margaret Kirk
Cora Ritchie
Chautauqua
Strikers Held Under $2000 Bail in Chester Strike Case
Patrick J. Shea vice president William B. Lockhardt local president and eleven Amalgamated Trolley Unions of America strikers are held on $2000 bail for conspiracy and blowing up cars at Chester Traction. One hundred deputy sheriffs patrol the area after a four month old street railway strike left about 25 cars wrecked by strikers or agents.
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Media
Patrick J. Shea
William B. Lockhardt
Amalgamated Trolley Unions of America
Chester Traction Company
Chester City
McCleery Family Holds Second Reunion at Warren Fair Grounds
The McCleerys held their second reunion at Warren fair grounds on Friday August 28. Attendance reached 112 with guests from Cleveland New Lyme Jefferson Orwell New Castle Sharon Chardon and Thompson. B J Murphy of Thompson was elected president J A McCleery vice president A B McCleery Cortland secretary treasurer Ex Commissioner Gates A L McCleery and G A McCleery attended. A brief program followed including readings and an oration.
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McCleery
Warren Fair Grounds
Cleveland
New Lyme
Jefferson
Orwell
New Castle
Sharon
Charon
Thompson
B. J. Murphy
J. A. McCleery
A. B. McCleery
Cortland
Yo. Gates
A. L. McCleery
G. A. McCleery
Willie Hyde
W. Farmington
Albert Curtis
Eva Curtis
Southington
St Johns Luther League entertains with Petersons guests
The St Johns Luther league was entertained by the Misses Peterson of Dewey avenue Tuesday evening. C W Herman Hess, delegate to the State convention at Erie and the national convention, gave his report. The evening ended with social games music and a luncheon. Miss Inez Calvin and Leo Calvin attended as special guests.
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St. John’s
Luther League
Peterson
Dewey Avenue
C. W. Herman Hess
Erie
Inez Calvin
Leo Calvin Wee
West Pittsburg Social Notes and Local Moves
West Pittsburg headlines recount business visitors in New Castle and Ellwood, visits from Shara n and Troy, and multiple family greetings. It notes births, engagements, and a Italian district marriage of Nettie Scavoni and Joe Marca with a large guest list and wedding feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Scavoni
Joe Marea
Frank Scavoni
River Drive
Marca
Mrs. Marca
West Pittsburg
Corn Roast At Book Home Draws Sixty Guests
A corn roast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Book of East New Castle for the Young Ladies Bible class of the Third United Presbyterian church drew about 70 guests Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Ramsey and Joseph Patterson won honors as corn eaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Book
East New Castle
Third United Presbyterian Church
Book Home
George Ramsey
Joseph Patterson
Edna Keyser Weds Arthur Freed in Crafton Church
Miss Edna May Keyser of Crafton and Mr. Arthur Preston Freed of Connellsville married in the First Presbyterian church of Crafton on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Thomas P. Cullison of Belle Vernon as matron of honor and Mr. Cullison as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Cullison
Bellevue
Anna Chambers
Cullison
Edna May Keyser
Crafton
Arthur Preston Freed
Connellsville
First Presbyterian Church of
McNabb Fined Ten Dollars For Missing Permit
R N McNabb received a ten dollar penalty for neglecting to secure a sewer opening permit on Sheridan street. He later asked the sewer committee to remit the fine, admitting multiple notices to obtain the permit were ignored. The committee split but did not act, so the fine remains.
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Sheridan Street
McNabb
Marriage of Alma L Harry and Austius Laderer at Evans City
A marriage of interest occurred Wednesday in Evans City. Bride Alma L Harry formerly studied at Westminster College and has relatives nearby. Groom Austius Laderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans City
Alma L. Harry
Austius
Laderer
Westminster College
Miss Nellie Leslie Hosts Evening In Honor Of Miss Margie Norton
Miss Nellie Leslie of Craig street will entertain a small group this evening in honor of her guest Miss Margie Norton of Connellsville. Norton was the guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Mc Kee and Miss Laure Miller at the New Leslie on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Leslie
Craig Street
Margie Norton
Connellsville
Norton
George McKee
Laure Miller
Quinn Children Host Afternoon Party on Court Street
Martina and William Quinn, children of W. J. Quinn of Court Street, entertained many young friends yesterday afternoon with numerous games and refreshments in a pleasant gathering.
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Martina
William
W. J. Quinn
Court Street
Miss Margaret Chambers to attend Miss Baldwin School
Miss Margaret Chambers of North Liberty street will attend Miss Baldwin's school at Stanton Virginia this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chambers
North Liberty Street
Miss Baldwin
Stanton, Va
Woman Takes Neighbor's Porch Carpet on East Side
Residents report a theft on Richelieu avenue where a woman seen on a porch around 10 pm Monday lifted the carpet and walked away. The rug has not been recovered and police are investigating.
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East Side
Richelieu Avenue
Obituary for W. E. Brown former legislator and postmaster
W. E. Brown a former state legislator and for 12 years postmaster at Linesville Pennsylvania died yesterday The notice also urges visitors to see the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station exhibit at the Mercer fair scheduled September 23 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Linesville
Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
Mercer Fair
Excursion Train to Conneaut Lake from New Castle
Rail excursion from New Castle departs at 7 30 a m for Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania on September 3 with special train service and fair accounts for the trip.
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Lake
Pennsylvania Lines
New Castle
Principal Dickson Home From South Returns to City
Principal George A. Dickson of the high school and Mrs. Dickson with son Clement arrived in the city Tuesday after visiting North Carolina. The group spent early summer at their central state farm while Frank L. Orth and other high school faculty members are due in today or Thursday. Principal Miller of the Central school has also arrived after vacation at Conneaut Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickson
Hartzell Family to Return Home Next Tuesday
The family of M. Hartzell of North Beaver Street have spent the summer at the Hartzell farm on Butler Road and will return to their home in the city next Tuesday.
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M. Hartzell
North Beaver Street
Hartzell
Butler Road
Wilber A. McCoy Company
Federal Street
North Side
Pittsburg
Ask T. Sheaner
Croton Avenue
Dufford Block
Sheriff Seizes Two Stores in Loans Case
Sheriff Waddington has seized the confectionery store of Laker Antinasio at 32 West Washington Street and plans a sale on September 8. The sheriff also sold Joe Atanasis’s store on Pittsburg Street this morning, fetching about $350.
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Waddington
Laker Antinasio
West Washington Street
Joe Atanasis
Pittsburg Street
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Nesday
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Beaver Township
Queen Esthers
J. M. Hennon
L. F. Vandervoort
Robert Davis
Cress Pitzer
Milo Gibson
Walter Mavns
Eleventh Street
Ellwood City
W. H. Armstrong
Ed Maxwell
Charles Maxwell
Tenth Street
M. Gardner
Troy
George Bannon
Sarah Jenkinson
George Wallace
Waterstreet
Clarence Reed
McDonald, Pa
Charles Bannon
Water Street
H. Kline
Miss Mae
Pearson Street
Carl Reed
George Clark
Sterling Conduit Company
N Y
Edward Foley
Alliance
Necks
Barry Laderer
Children’s Party
Will
Conneaut
Dickson
South
North Mill Street
Mercer Street
John Earley
J. K. Furst
East Wallace Avenue
National Accident Society
Broadway
the News
Bath
Carlisle Street
Green Street
Wallace Ave
Quincy A. McBride
East
Washington Street
Bell Phone
D. H. Ballard
Oak Avenue
Reis and
Wallace Eet
Highland
Starr
W. R. Cunningham
Enon Valley
A. C. Beatty
Harlansburg Road
Chestnut Street
North Hill
East Winter Avenue
J. Clyde Gilfillan
L. W. Platt
East Washington Street
Union
W. E. Wallace
Seventh Ward
East Sutton Street
Malloy
Henderson
Ball Park
Leasure Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Boyles Avenue
Weaver Street
Ray and
Almira Streets
Clare P. DuShane
North Walnut Street
C. E. Smith Hardware Company
West South Street
Quest Street
J Bell
Jere Bauman
South Mill Street
W. F. Dufford & Co
West
East Falls Street
Mercer
North Jefferson Streets
Bevan Brock
Enquire Bell Phones S
Jefferson Street
Bell
County Line Street
Kissinger
Regutix
North Street
W. G Kissinger
Erik
South New Castle
Pearson
McConnell's Mills
Washington
Nellie
Sampson Street
E. F. Persche
Princeton
E.j.o’brien
Leesburg
Thompson Run
G. H. van Horn
Smith Premier
Smith
Central City Typewriter Exchange
West Fayette Street
Syracuse
Hinkson Bros
Eastbrook
Tee Reet
Office of the Register
Lawrence County
Orphans’ Court
William M. Humphrey
M. DeWitt Maxwell
Plaingrove Township
Lafayette Kerr
Lewis Kerr
James H. Leslie
John Kelly
Henry Leslie
Clyde V. Riley
Zacaria Tindel
Shenango Township
Emma M. Simpson
William H. Simpson
Wylie McCasline
Maggie H. Brant
Margaret Wilkinson
George Wilkinson
Elizabeth C. Weddell
Lawrence B. Weddell
Webster M. Weddell
Thomas Love
Levi Kariher
James A. Gardner
Isaiah N. Johnston
Slipperyrock Township
James H. Stewart
C. T.a
James Stewart
Wampum
Harry
James Paden
Pulaski Township
Walter J. Sager
Anna BE. Martin
N. A. Offutt
Kerzia S. White
S. J. Britton
Samuel A. Naugel
South New Castle Borough
Joseph W. Humphrey
Ann Dugan
F. A. Holmes
John P. Holmes
Wilmington Township
Brooks Broadbent
Charles J. Broadbent
Third Ward
John A. Magee
Clarence G. Magee
Charles Wy. Rhodes
Fred L. Rhodes
J. Wesley Rhodes
Walter S. Reynolds
George T. McCarthy
John N. Hopper
Mary Clendenin Hopper
Kerr
Walter Hopper
T. P. Williams
Catherine Williams
Matthew and
Jennie Fiinkman
Lougi Piccarilla
C. C,bingson
Clarence J. Shakely
Charles C. Robingson
Jane Callear
Second Ward
M. Georgette Mitchell
J. Will Mitchell
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