Storm sewers and sidewalks approved by council
Common council passed ordinances to fund sewer and sidewalk projects across several streets. Measures include storm sewers on South Jefferson Cunningham and Forest streets, sidewalks on Stanton Avenue, Fairmont Avenue, and Leasure Avenue, grading and widening Sutton Street, and a sanitary sewer on Preston Avenue from the Pennsylvania tracks to Hobart Street.
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Common Council
Arington Avenue
Fourth Ward Fire Department
Fifth Ward
Fourth
Stanton Avenue
Franklin
Cascade Streets
Tant Street
Shenango
State Street
Grant Street
Jefferson Street
Cunningham
Forest Street
Fairmont Avenue
Highland Avenue
Albert Street
Leasure Avenue
Scanlon Alley
Seventh Ward
Madison Avenue
Cherry Street
Preston Avenue
Pennsylvania Ees
Hobart Street
Select Council
Sutton Street
Moravia
Light Placed at Mill Street and Gardner Avenue Crossings
City solicitor James A. Gardner announced in joint council session that the Lake Erie Railroad company installed a light at the Mill Street crossing and added gates at the Gardner Avenue crossing. Councilmen had long pressed for these safety upgrades, and the results were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gardner
Lake Erie Railroad Company
Mill Street
Gardner Avenue
City Stenographer Appointed Amid City Business
Co. B. Kimbrough, assistant city engineer, was asked again last night to serve as city stenographer. He navigated a dense agenda as council members moved quickly on motions and resolution introductions, reportedly without a single outburst.
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Co. B. Kimbrough
Venus clears up Bethlehem star myth, says Prof Miller
Prof S H Miller of Sharon explains the Bethlehem star tale was myth and identifies Venus as the visible planet. He describes Venus brightness, transit cycles, distance estimates, rotation, orbit period, and its mistaken belief as a wandering star, noting historical observations and future transits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Miller
Sharon
New Castle
S. H. Miller
Thiel College
Greenville
Miller
Bethlehem
Venus
Earth
Sun
Moon
Kepler
Men's Missionary Society Meets for Foreign Missions Topic
The Men's Missionary society of the First Christian church holds a quarterly session Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The evening focuses on Foreign Missions with Prof. Paul of Hiram Ohio as principal speaker. Music is directed by Mr Harris. Five minute addresses include Chine by John H Jones Japan by Charles H Hulme India by A B E Dennis Africa by A O McFadden and a record of the church in Foreign Missions by C W Fenton.
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Men's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Foreign Missions
Paul of
Hiram
Harris
Chine
John H. Jones
Japan
Charles H. Hulme
India
A. BE. Dennis
Africa
A. O. McFadden
First Christian Church In Foreign Missions
C. W. Fenton
S. B. Kennelly Co Millinery Opening Notice
S. B. Kennelly Co announces a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30 at 68 West Washington Street. Store location 3014.
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Washington Street
Zelienople and Harmony Social Notes and Local Games
Sunday visits fill Zelienople and Harmony with many arrivals from Butler Evans City and New Castle. The Zelienople football team loses 27 to 0 to Butler Scholastics, and a false fire alarm near Hermann Pneumatic company prompts quick action to extinguish grass flames.
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New York
Zelienople
Butler
Hermann Pneumatic Company
Realty Transfers List Shows Small Property Trades
A triad of transfers records John Snare selling to William J. Miller in Wampum for 1 dollar and J. A. Glenn selling to J. W. Glenn in Washington for 2500. Other deeds include J. W. Glenn to Samuel Anderson in Wilmington for 1100, Frederick A. Brown to Joseph I. Taylor in Union for 1300, Joseph I. Taylor to Frank L. Truby in Union for 1300, Robert L. Wallace to L. K. Hewitt in Second ward for 4500, and Otis T. Hoover to Homer J. Hoover in Mt. Jackson for 1.
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John Snare
William J. Miller
Wampum
J. A. Glenn
J. W. Glenn
Washington
Samuel Anderson
Wilmington
Philip Kradel
Frederick Bauer
Fourth Ward
Frederick A. Brown
Joseph I. Taylor
Union
Frank L. Truby
Robert L. Wallace
L. K. Hewitt
Second Ward
Otis T. Hoover
Homer J. Hoover
Mt. Jackson
Local social notices and a burglary report in Moravia and North Beaver
WEST PITTSBURG A J Reed of Pittsburg is the guest of S L McConahy of Moravia. Milo Gibson returns home after days with friends in Mercer. Mr and Mrs G F Pitzer guests of N J Hall of Pittsburg return home. Mr and Mrs W M Brown return from visit with T F Steward of Sharon. D C Briggs W A McMahan and Blanche visit New Castle. Dr T C Brown of New Castle guests of his parents in Moravia. A burglary Sunday in North Beaver at Elmer Gwin home. ten dollars and other articles stolen. Crowded rally day at Moravia Presbyterian church with music recitations and Rev Joseph Laughner address. Communion at Moravia Presbyterian Sunday Oct 4 at 11. preparatory service Friday at 7:30. Installation of three new elders Friday evening. Rev Laughner aided by Rev Charles Bell and Rev J Pittinger.
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Miss Barr
Jefferson Center
Miss Braden
West Sunbury
Nell Wilson
Harmony
Charles Dambach
Freedom
Cathine Dambach
Ruth Lamberton
Florence Covert
Ellwood
Jean Kennedy
Butler
Elmina Bastian
Hickok
New Castle
John Dindinger
Peasmeyer
Lewis
Clay Street
Pittsburg
Hoben
Norwalk
Larry Kildoo
D. Douthett
Walter Cunningham
Butler Country Club
Grace Tebay
Fanny Tebay
Nell Bard
C. S. Passavant
Elizabeth Titzel
Joe Titzel
Greenville
Jane Passavant
Wahl
Evans City
Reds
A. J. Reed
S. L. McConahy
Moravia
Milo Gibson
Mercer
G. F. Pitzer
N. J. Hall
W. M. Brown
Fifth Street
T. F. Steward
Sharon
D. C. Briggs
W. A. McMahan
Blanche
T. C. Brown
Beaver Township
Elmer Gwin
Moiravia Presbyterian Church
Joseph Laughner
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Laughner
Charles Bell
Slipperyrock Presbyterian Church
J. Pittinger
Princeton
Hermon Presbyterian
W. H
W. S. Raub
Susanna Raub
Middletown
L. B. Mitchell
Wilmington
CG. M. Mitchell
Ella Neil
Ellwood City
Mayme Fenton
Raymond
Anti death by own action club forms in Pittsburg
Local reports describe a new Anti death by own action club offering hope to those contemplating self destruction. The organization promises proof of life’s value and a balm for every ill at its headquarters.
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Pittsburg
Social Notes From Edenburg and Nearby Towns
A compilation of local visits and small events includes C. R. Bennett at the Merce fair, Z. T. Robinson on business in Cleveland, and multiple relatives and friends hosting or visiting in Youngstown New Castle Sharon and Hillsville. Measlesaffects the Park and Wallace children. families travel between New Castle Struthers Ellwood City and Wilmington for visits and business.
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C. R. Bennett
Z.T. Robinson
Cleveland
Wm. Landis
Youngstown
R. W. McCurdy
New Castle
F. C. McCreary
J. F. McCullough
Mary Glenn
Freda Dufner
John
H. S. Gettman
A. C. Hileman
J. A. McWilliams
Thomas Gilkey
Sharon
Asa Hoffmaster
R. H. McCullough
B. A. McCullough
Struthers
Ohio
Bessie
Harry Park
Joseph Wallace
Mary Hoffmaster
Hillsville
D. M. Hoffmaster
J. H. Eakin
Blanche
Blanche Robinson
Mahoningtown
P. C. Ashton
Harrisburg Mill to Resume Operations
Harrisburg puddle mill of the Chesapeake nail works resumes work after idle period since May with 200 men on the rolls. Other Harrisburg industries are increasing their forces as activity rises in the city.
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Harrisburg
Chesapeake Nail Works
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Dia E. Pinkham
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Star OF Bethlehem
Prof Miller
New Castle High School
S. B. Kennelly Co
Aweek
Gilbert Zehner
Hutchison
Hartzell
Rochester
Barry
Laderer
Edwin Zehner
Main Street
Alfred Zehner
Hazel Richardson
West Pittsburg
Suicide Club
Edenburg
Clement McClelland
Elmer Beight
Sue McChesney
W. A. Hoffmaster
T. L. Hoffmaster
Pauline
Scott Hoffmeister
Fred Mitchel
New Wilmington
S. C. Lapy
Bhontbrook
Hoy
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
Phar
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