Painting Shops At Lawrence Jct Play In Rail Yard Tests
A series of soil tests using earth from major wreck sites is underway to study its effect on rails and ballast. Pennsylvania Railroad work continues on the Lawrence Junction shops and roundhouse with painting nearing completion and plumbing finishing. Bridge piers at Beaver are to be rushed, with structural work by McClintic Marshall to enable a spring service start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence Junction
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Beaver
Pittsburg Post
McClintic- Marshall Construction Company
Western Allegheny Railroad
Cascade Park
West Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Ailroad
Patton
Lake Erie
Burckhart
Brakeman
Fleming
Oil City
G. P. Jones
Collings
Linesville
W. H. Morgan
Pennsy
Allegheny
Brown
Baltimore & Ohio
Coulter
Youngstown
New Castle Friends
Gardner Avenue
Greer Tin Mill
EB. A. Fenton
Erie and Ashtabula Division
A. G. Murphy
Duluth
Fenton
Murphy
Great Lakes
Beauty and Bad Breath Propaganda and Remedy Ad
A period advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for foul breath in women and men. It urges readers to use the lozenges after meals and at night, promising pure breath and social acceptance. The copy claims lozenges are not medicine, are made of willow charcoal and honey, and retail for 25 cents with mail order trials offered from F A Co at 200 Stuart Building Marshall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
America
Canada
F. A. Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Supper Menu at First Baptist Church Event
In the dining room of First Baptist church on Saturday evening September 26 from 5 to 8 Coldham offers escalloped potatoes sliced tomatoes hot biscuit pickles bread jelly peaches cake tea and honey all for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
McConnell’s Mills Water Flow Described as Constant
Readable notes report steady water flow at McConnell’s Mills with plentiful daily runoff. Observers note continuous stream presence and reliable supply, indicating favorable conditions for milling activities.
Tomorrow's Pulpit Topics and Communion Services
A compact schedule of church services across multiple congregations. Christian Science, Bethel AME, First Methodist, Union Baptist, Second United Presbyterian, St. Pauls and St. Johns Lutherans, Second Baptist, First Christian, Central Christian, Clifton Flats, and Highland UPP churches list sermons, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and evening services with pastors and topics. Includes specific times and locations.
Sunday religious services and notices across city churches
The column lists Sabbath school times sermons and topics for St. Andrew's Mission St. Luke's A M E Emmanuel Baptist Third United Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist First Presbyterian and Gospel Tabernacle with details on subjects communion services and special meetings plus a Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial from Mrs. Mary Campbell of New Castle and church notices inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Mission
Corner Mill
Reynolds Streets
R. G. Roscamp
J. S. Martin
Croton Avenue
M. E
J. L. Stratton
Dr. Douglas
First Baptist Church
East
North Streets
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Bible School
D. S. Williams
Tower Room
Church of the
St. Luke’s A. M
L. M. Upperman
South Mill Street
Dora Hill
Christian Endeavor
Lottie Williams
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
W. J. John
Christ
W. A. Johns
Israel
Sinai
Third United Presbyterian
Pittsburg
Beckford
J. Elmer Campbell
Young People’s Christian Union
Shoemaker
First United Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
Jas. M. Ferguson
William E. Porter
William H. Dunlap
Ada Davidson
Dell Davidson
Rev
Ferguson
Christian Union
Doan
New Castle
Mary Campbell
Washington St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian Alliance
Jefferson
South Streets
Herbert Dyke
Diamond
Burglary and neighborhood notes from West Pittsburg area
West Pittsburg Henry Remley moves to Grove City and George Moon relocates family to North Beaver. Ladies Aid society meets at L. H. Weaver’s. Andy Mapp leaves for Sieg fried to join American Silk Mfg. Co. A daring burglary at Rev. Merrill’s home ends with two suspects arrested and held in New Castle lockup. Baraca Bible class hosts social at D. C. Kennedy’s with music and lunch. notable attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Remley
Water Street
Grove City
George Moon
Riverway
North Beaver
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Ellwood City
L. H. Weaver
Fourteenth Street
Andy Mapp
Woodhouse, Bopp & Co
Siegfried, Pa
American Silk Mfg. Company
J. W. Shuler
New Castle
Baraca Bible Class
Moravia Presbyterian Church
D. C. Kennedy
J. R. Laughner
Frank Withrow
Mary Jackson
Christine Jackson
Estella Hennon
Edna Duff
Jennie
Zula Lusk
Lillian Booksing
Loretta Kennedy
Isabel Bright
Belle Campbell
Lottie Coutt
Amy Hewitt
Hazel Jackson
Lula Marshall
Wampum
Florence Kennedy
Janet Chambers
New Castle; Messrs
Wilfred Gwin
Lee Gwin
Alex Leslie
Wendell Walker
Steritt McAngles
Milo Lusk
Thomas Hermon
Edwin Coutt
Carl i Cochran
Harry Patterson
James
Rev Douglass to Help Lay Corner Stone of Grove City Church
The corner stone ceremony for the new Methodist church at Grove City will be held next Tuesday. Rev Douglass of New Castle district superintendent will attend. Pastor Mead also expects Bishop Smith of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gold
City Poor Farm
Isle
Butler County
East New Castle
Douglass
New Methodist
Grove City
New Castle
Mead
Bishop Smith
Pittsburg
Millinery Opening by B Kennelly Co at 68 West Washington
The B Kennelly Co announces a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 29 and 30, at 68 West Washington Street. Store hours and featured hats will be displayed. Local shoppers are invited to preview the season’s new styles and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barney
West Washington Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Barney
New York City
Philadelphia
Asbury Park
Washington
B. Kennelly Co
Great Stoneboro Fair Opens With Fastest Season Races
The oldest and best Great Stoneboro Fair runs September 29 30 October 1 2 1908. Spectators expect record crowds as thrilling races headline the event with top local clubs competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneboro Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hemphill Grocery Store
Hemphill
Stand
Lawrence Jct
Erie Railroad
Shenango River
Atlantic Furnace
Warren, C
Roy Castle
Lake Shore
Castle
Youngstown Hospital
Chicago
H. W. Thornton
Erie and Ashtabula
W. M. Wardrop
F. J. Perry
Chicago, Ill
Agnew
Willis
Coldham
McConnell’s Mills
Ous
Pearson Building
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
J. M. Wilkes
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer E. Higley
J. A. Breckenridge
Epworth League
Union Baptist Church
James Fry
Second United Presbyterian
Pittsburg Street
Court House
Andrew Magill
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Street
C. Frederick Frank
God
Mammon
Vesper Srevice
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Miller
Luther League
Second Baptist Church
J. H. Holland
First Christian Church
Diamond Square
Crayton S. Brooks
Paul
Hiram College
Central Christian Church
Corner Long
Pennsylvania Avenues
A. H. Jordan
Cc. E
Clifton Flats
Highland U. P., Highland and Park
Iavenues
R. H. Mulholland
Bethany Lutheran Church
Sutton Streets
C. G. Leatherman
East Long Avenue
Thaddeus Stevens School
Second Primitive Methodist Church
East Main and
North Bay Streets
W. J. Waters
Christ and His Church
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
South Mill and
Maitland Streets
G. J. Jefferies
C. E
H. C. Maitland
T. F. Maitland
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and
Falls Streets
Scott F. Hershey
Lawrence Nineat Kee
Cochran, Frank Kennedy
Harry Gwin
Edward Chambers
Union Watch CO
Dept
Maiden Lane
Washington Street
Herb D. McGoun
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