Hundreds pledge support in work at Ellwood revival
Ellwood City on September 11 reports a rally at the skating rink where over 300 attendees pledged to devote part of each day to Christian work led by Evangelist I. W. Orr. He urged gifts beyond money and announced Sunday’s session at 3 p m for men only titled The Devil's Detective.
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Ellwood City
I. W. Orr
Christ
Temple
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Texas
Rev
Devil
Pastor Lentz Announces No Morning Service Next Sunday
The Rev. A. P. Lentz of the finity Lutheran church says there will be no morning worship next Sunday. The evening service will occur as usual with the pastor delivering a sermon.
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A. P. Lentz
Finity Lutheran Church
New Wilmington Keeps Ample Water Supply Despite Drought
The Globe reports New Wilmington enjoys a steady water supply as manager J F Williams notes a recent deep well remains robust. Daily pumping fills the inner reservoir and preserves a full reserve for the town amid dry conditions. The success suggests continued access to water by expanding deep-well efforts.
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New Wilmington
Globe
J. F.williams
New Wilmigton Ter Company
Borough Clerk to supervise all borough purchases
Bellwood City officials adopt a purchase through clerk requirement to prevent account confusion. The measure gives the clerk daily access to current balances and enables exact cost data on public works and supplies, following a new bookkeeping system installed by John McCandless.
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Bellwood City
John McCandless
Poisoning of Dogs Sparks Townwide Search
A number of dogs in the town were poisoned over several days. Lawrence hotel proprietor E. E. Cleveland reports a valuable St. Bernard bitch poisoned in her kennel, not released for weeks, valued at 7490. He vows to pursue the perpetrator.
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E. E. Cleveland
Lawrence Hotel
St. Bernard
Cleveland
Anniversary reception for police chief and wife at home
In celebration of their 17th wedding anniversary Chief of Police Edward Reilley and his wife hosted an informal reception Wednesday evening at their Norwood Heights residence. On duty, the chief had limited time to join the festivities while Mrs. Reilley presided, entertaining more than a hundred guests who enjoyed the occasion.
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Edward Reilley
Norwood Heights
Chief Reilley
Mrs. Reiley
Misses Helen and Celia Mc Carthy Visit Brother in Idaho
The Misses Helen and Celia Mc Carthy of St Anthony Idaho are visiting their brother M. D. McCarthy in this place for a week. Both are teachers in St Anthony public schools and have lived there for years. They prefer the western country but are glad to be home again.
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Helen
Celia McCarthy
St Anthony
Ida
M. D. McCarthy
St. Anthony
Local residents and visitors logged across towns
I E Newton was in Zelienople yesterday. H Blatt is in Indianapolis on business. William Johnston was in New Castle yesterday. W O Miller was a Pittsburgh visitor yesterday. William Simms was a New Castle visitor yesterday. Glenn Blatt was in New Castle yesterday on business. BB Sehweiger and Harry Keller returned from a week in New York. G C Murphy of McKeesport owner of the Racket store was in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Garlinger of Mercer county returned home after a week with Thomas Newton and family. L D Savage trainmaster of the B and O between New Castle and Pittsburgh leaves for Tulsa Oklahoma next week, expected to be gone a month. Mr and Mrs A V Runyon and Mrs W McKim returned from Toledo after visiting Runyon's son James for a week.
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I. E. Newton
Zelienople
Blatt
Indianapolis
William Johnston
New Castle
W. O. Miller
Pittsburg
William Simms
Glenn Blatt
Sehweiger
Harry Keller
New York
G. C. Murphy
McKeesport
Water Quality Claim Cites Purity and Healthfulness
A feature highlights water furnished as first class pure and fresh. The article stresses healthful benefits and quality standards in the supply.
Local residents visit and host across town and region
Connoquenessing J H Steen of Butler visited Connoquenessing. Miss Erla Ramsey of Renfrew vacationed with Mrs Sparling. Mr and Mrs Andrew Watson of Shiloh were guests here. A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs J M McCalmont. Miss Cecil Stewart of Grove City vacationed with her sister. Miss Nora Rose returned to New Wilmington after a pleasant stay with her brothers. Mr and Mrs Dunn of New Kensington visited J H Warner. Rev and Mrs G L C Richardson attended the M E church semi centennial. Miss Margaret Staff and Miss Wolfe of Youngstown visited Gora and Sadie Walker. Mr and Mrs Christy Miller of Brownsdale visited Mrs Miller’s parents. Several pastors attended services in town.
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J. H. Steen
Butler
Erla Ramsey
Renfrew
F. J. Sparling
Andrew Watson
Shiloh
J. M. McCalmont
Cecil Stewart
Grove City
Nora Rose
New Wilmington
Margaret Staff
Miss Wolfe
Youngstown, O
Misses Gora
Sadie Walker
Christy Miller
Brownsdale
School of Methods Holds Second Pittsburgh Session
D. M. Cleland of New Wilmington arranges a second school of methods for teaching adult foreigners to be held in the Pittsburgh M. C. A. chapel on September 14 and 15.
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D. M. Cleland
New Wilmington
Pittsburgh
M. C. A. Chapel
Coon Hunt Planned by Merchants and Manufacturers Club
In Ellwood City on Sept 11 the Merchants and Manufacturers' club plans a coon hunt with Postmaster R A Todd and B F Ross as scouts. The club will also host biweekly dances this season, with entertainment led by the board of governors and entertainment committee.
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Ellwood City
R. A. Todd
B. F. Ross
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Club
R. T. Brown
Poplar Trees On Fifth Street Removed To Improve View
Poplar trees along Fifth Street between the Baltimore and Ohio tracks and Lawrence Avenue are being removed to clear the street for travel. The action follows an ordinance passed months ago and the trees’ distance from the curb which hindered sightlines.
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Fifth Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lawrence Avenue
Krauther Not Indicted in Assault Case Against Captain Moon
Grand jury reports no true bill on the assault charge against Jacob Noblet aka Krauther for pointing firearms at Captain Moon. He is thus discharged and may depart for the old country if he wishes to do so.
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Jacob Noblet
Krauther
Capt
Moon
Old Country
Cousin Bertha Berarsdale Wed to Keith Randolph in Beaver Falls
Amy and Carrie Gran y attended the wedding at the bride’s Beaver Falls home. Bertha Berarsdale married Keith Randolph on Wednesday night. The couple left for Des Moines Iowa after the ceremony to begin their married life.
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Amy
Carrie Gran‘y
Bertha Berarsdale
Keith Randolph
Beaver Falls
Des Moines
Tax collector Jacob Bair near recovery in New Castle
Jacob Bair, the borough tax collector, is slowly recovering from a severe illness after an ear access incident. He remains hospitalized at Shenango Valley Hospital in New Castle but shows marked improvement and anticipates returning to work within a week.
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Jacob Bair
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle
Trinity Lutheran Pastor Returns From Two Week Rest Visit
Rev Lentz spent most of his two week vacation in Sunbury with several stops in the eastern part of the state. He visited Trinity Lutheran Church and connected with local congregations during the trip.
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A. P. Lentz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lentz
Sunbury
Masons and ladies attend New Castle dance
A large group of Masons and their ladies gathered for a dance in New Castle last night. Attendees included Miss Edith Gelbach Miss Mary Cobler Dr G C Cobler David Thompson Dr Robert Lowry and David Morton among others.
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New Castle
Edith Gelbach
Mary Cobler
G. C. Cobler
David Thompson
Robert Lowry
David Morton
Humane Society Needed at Ellwood City
Ellwood City faces a dire need for a live humane society as drivers on Rock Point picnic routes mistreat horses. Citizens describe horses daily on the streets, aged and worn, forced to bear heavy loads with little rest or care while lashings persist.
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Humane Society
Ellwood City
Rock Point
Ellwood
Couple Reunited As Judge Delays Case To December
In a Pennsylvania court scene Jacob Smith pled to provide a home within a month for his wife and was granted time to complete the plan. The judge halted further proceedings and arranged a home plan away from his sister. Other cases saw Sophia Miller and Albert J. Miller in disputed support matters, with Miller discharged after testimony. A dog bite and threats of shooting sparked a disorderly conduct dispute between Leonard Hoover and Jerome Atteneesio, leading to cost allocations.
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Wdod
Pork
Decemer
Attorney McCracken
Ees
J. Norman Martin
Hush
Leonard J. Hoover
Jerome Atteneeio
Edenburg
Porter
Hoover
Black Hand
Atteneesio
Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station at Mercer Fair
Visit the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station exhibit at the Mercer fair from September 23 to 25 to learn about crop research and farm innovations. The display features the latest findings and practical demonstrations for growers.
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
Mercer Fair
Judge Orders $6 Weekly Wife Support After Separation
Judge Porter directed the defendant to pay his wife $6 a week as agreed, noting the couple had not lived together since marriage. The husband stopped payment upon unemployment, prompting the wife's legal charge.
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Porter
Visitors and locals gather in Harlansburg area
Mrs Clara Eagleson visits friends near Harlansburg. Harry Ward and family from New Castle stay with local friends. C M Bohn of New Castle calls on friends. Alvena Bohn visits from New Castle. Miss Margaret Wilson of Pittsburg stays with Rev Pearson and family. Miss Nellie Frankenburg teaches near East Brook and visits home. Miss Elsie Frankenburg to West Middlesex to teach. Nurse from New Castle cares for Master Glenn Hedrick ill with typhoid fever. Frances Rice Alda Galloway Edith Offutt and Grace Scollard depart for Slippery Rock State Normal. Rev Charles Grant Jordan to lecture Sept 17 at 8 pm at Presbyterian church on The Key to Present-Day Problems.
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Clara Eagleson
Harlansburg
Harry Ward
New Castle
C. M. Bohn
Alvena Bohn
Margaret Wilson
Pittsburg
Miss Patterson
Glenn Hedrick
Frances Rice
Alda Galloway
Edith Offutt
Grace Scollard
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Normal
Charles Grant Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Campaign opening at Conneaut Lake draws thousands
The Republican campaign opening in western Pennsylvania was held at Conneaut Lake Exposition Park in Pa on Sept 11. About 10 000 persons attended the event. Speakers included Senator Dick of Ohio former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw Congressman James Francis Burke A L Bates and W I Swope.
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Exposition Park
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
James Francis Burke
A. L. Bates
W. I. Swope
Sharon Water Proposes To Supply Hub Bard With Water
The Sharon Water company presented a plan to furnish the town of Hubbard with a water supply. The proposal outlines equitable pricing and delivery arrangements. Officials will review the terms before a decision is reached.
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Sharon Water Company
Hubbard
Soft Felt Hats with Silk Scarfs Ad
Friday advertisement showcases soft felt hats with silk scarfs for women and children. Hats come in new tan brown pearl navy white colors priced from 1.00 to 10.00. scarves add 1.50 and stitched-brim styles 2.50. Children’s headwear is on the second floor.
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Colege
College Men Hats Gain Style and Price Variety
Local shop highlights for college men offer thirty soft hat styles with fifteen shades. New shapes and delicate colors like Brosa Tan brown and green require special rooms and machinery. Prices range from $1.00 to $4.00, with many options at $3.00.
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Lawrence Ave
Idaho
Ellwood Personals
School OF Methods
Mister Coon
Ross
Todd
the People’s Store
West Washington St
Jacob Smith
Wife
Sophia Miller
the Commonwealth
Albert J. Miller
Archie Gardner
Captain Cunningham
Sophia
Cunningham
Case
Heiskell
Helskell
Leesburg
Hay
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Clutton, Neely
Paisley
Hutton, Love
Megown
Honingtown En
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore Street Bell
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
Opera House
the White Caps
Izzy
Musiq Speener
Ine
Chester Bishop Stock CO
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
Bell Phone
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