Mill Worker Severely Injured In Slasher Saw Incident
Columbus mill worker John McCoy suffered serious injuries to his left hand when two fingers were nearly severed by a slasher saw on Friday. Dr. Bennett treated the wounds at the mill. Educational Association convention dates set for December 29 and 31, 1914, in Harrisburg as announced by the Pennsylvania State Educational Association.
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John McCoy
Columbus
Dr. Bennett
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Harrisburg
New Kensington merchants back newspaper ads in publicity push
Local merchants in New Kensington decide to halt advertising in programs and similar mediums and restrict publicity to newspapers. They argue this approach delivers better value and avoids questionable or costly alternatives.
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New Kensington
Cooperative Creamery Posts Strong May Returns
The Spartansburg co operative creamery paid patrons for May milk at $1.09 per hundred for the average test. After deducting skim milk value about 30 cents, returns beat powdered milk factories by nearly twenty percent.
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Spartansburg
Samuelson Family Reunion at Fern Cliffe Park Conewango
About two hundred Samuelson family members gathered at Fern Cliffe Park on the Conewango for a reunion. A dinner was served at 1 o clock followed by sports and amusements and the election of officers.
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Samuelson
Fern Cliffe Park
Conewango
Death of Herman Miller at Corry Tannery
Herman Miller aged 65 dropped dead Wednesday afternoon at Howard's tannery in Corry while at his beam house work. Residing on East South Street he appeared in his usual health before colleagues saw him fall. Physicians attributed likely heart failure. Miller had worked at the tannery for several years. remains moved to his home.
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Herman Miller
Howard’s Tannery
Corry
Miller
East South Street
Sheffield Railroad Trespassers Arrested by Detective
Residents of Sheffield faced six arrests for trespassing on railroad property by a Pennsylvania detective. Signs warned of fines, the detective struck a youth with a club during the arrest, and most trespassers were cited by Judge Jerry Borden with costs totaling $3.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jerry Borden
Hulings Faces Tough Re election Bid Says Blizzard
Congress member Willis J. Hulings returns home for Sunday with family noting his frequent leaves since taking office. He says adjournment depends on President Wilson and remains a strong candidate for re election. The editorial warns opponents would have a hard time defeating him.
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Hulings
Willis J. Hulings
Congress
Wilson
Oil City
New Home Planned For Hospital Nurses
Warren Emergency Hospital will build a new nurses home to expand space as the current facility is inadequate. The Eliza I. Henry estate offers 5000 toward the project if needed, though the will had no provision. the rest will come from the income of the bill endowment. The home will be named the Eliza I. Henry Memorial Home.
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Warren Emergency Hospital
Eliza I. Henry
Bill
Mrs. William McCray Dies at Home in Warren
Mrs. William McCray died Friday morning at her home on East Street around 8 o'clock. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. She is survived by her husband a son and two daughters. Grace K Johnson former Warren resident married Karl Frederick Ludwig Schaeffer of Greenville Pa. They plan to reside in Greenville after an extended trip east.
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William McCray
Eest Street
Grace K. Johnson
Warren
Karl Frederick Ludwig Schaeffer
Greenville
Colt Stolen Thursday From Spring Creek Farm
A two year old black gelding colt weighing about 1100 pounds and with a ridge under the lower front tooth disappeared Thursday night from W. D. Mitchell’s Spring Creek premises. A reward has been offered for its recovery. Ice cream sodas price drop noted as dispensers return to five cents amid thinning patronage.
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W. D. Mitchell
Spring Creek
Milkman Narrowly Escapes Death In Runaway Incident
Rufus Dyke of Air mont Dairy on Stone Farm had a narrow escape when his rig was struck by a runaway horse. The collision sent both rigs downhill into John Reeger’s Beech street garden causing about $25 in damage. One horse was badly cut. Dyke suffered only minor bruises. Homewood Sanitorium to be rebuilt soon after a winter fire. The new facility will be larger with modern treating and consulting rooms and special accommodations for chronic and nervous patients.
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Rufus Dyke
Airmont
Stone Farm
John Reeger
Beech Street
Homewood Sanitorium
Sheffield Men Protest Bell Telegraph Rates Plan Independent Line
Businessmen of Sheffield held a meeting Friday to oppose Bell Telephone rate hikes. A six member committee was chosen to pursue plans for an independent local line and will meet again under the committee’s call.
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Sheffield
Bell Telephone Co
Bell Telephone Company
C. H. Smith
T. S. Stanford
G. T. Pryor
Ed O’donnell
L. F. Schweitzer
M. H. Shick
Marriages Reported From New York and Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel E. McCalmont wed Sveant G. Lindholm in New York City on June 13. Fred Thomas of Tidioute and Hannah Bowman of Grand Valley married Thursday at the First Lutheran parsonage by Rev. Beck. Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce of Warren Pa and Alfred W. Yemser of Slatington Pa united in marriage at Mayville N Y on June 16.
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Warren
New York
Mabel E. McCalmont
Sveant G. Lindholm
New York City
Tidioute
Grand Valley
Fred Thomas
Hannah Bowman
First Lutheran Church
Rev. W. ©. Beck
Mayville
N. Y
Elizabeth F. Pierce
Alfred W. Yemser
Slatington
Marrige
H. H. Bair
M. E
Parsonage
Death of Mrs A Ludlow on Redwood Street
Mrs A Ludlow died Friday evening at 7 o clock at her home on Redwood Street. She is survived by two sisters and one brother. The funeral was held Saturday evening from Holy Redeemer church at 4 o clock. Several Sunday Schools organized in the county include Smith Corners Dutch Hill Yankee Bush Torpedo and Gillis Corners on the Warren and Tidioute Road.
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Finsburg
Jamestown
Frewsburg
A. Ludlow
Redwood Street
the Holy Redeemer Church
Smith Corners
Dutch Hill
Yankee Bush
Torpedo
Gillis Corners
Warren and
Tidioute Road
Rev White Receives Doctor of Divinity at Allegheny
At Allegheny College commencements in Meadville on Wednesday Rev Norris A White pastor of the First M E Church in Warren received the degree Doctor of Divinity. He has served Warren's church for nearly two years and is an Allegheny alumnus.
Morphine Death Sparks Drugstore Probe Near Spartansburg
Mrs. Chas Higley died from morphine overdose in Warren county near Spring Creek. Coroner and Dr. Page investigated and found unlabeled poison boxes at the Higley home. Spartansburg druggists allegedly sold morphine without prescriptions and kept no proper poison registers. District Attorney Thomas was notified as possible charges loom for illegal sale and improper labeling.
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Chas. Higley
Spartansburg
Charles Higley
Higley
Higleys
Warren County
Spring Creek
Warren
Crawford Counties
A. W. DeForest
Page
DeForest
Spring Creek Township
Thomas
High Privates Receive Spanish War Medals
Vincent G. Newell and Harry Shawkey both received their service medals from the war department for service in 1898 during the war with Spain. Newell from Ridgway Co H and Shawkey from Warren Co I recall Coamo in Porto Rico. medals arrive late but pride shows in their display to friends.
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Vincent G. Newell
Harry Shawkey
16Th Regiment
Spain
Co. H. of
Ridgway
Co. I of
Warren
Coamo
Porto Rico
War Department
Father Sieverding Celebrates Silver Jubilee
Rev Joseph W Sieverding of St Josephs Erie diocese marked his silver jubilee with 75 priests present at St Josephs Erie. Rt Rev J E Fitzmaurice Bishop led mass and a banquet followed at St Josephs School hall with Rev Anthony Wiersbinski as toastmaster. A reception Monday night yielded a purse of 900 in gold from parishioners and friends.
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Erie
Joseph W. Sieverding
St. Joseph’s Church
J. E. Fitzmaurice
St. Joseph’s School
Anthony Wiersbinski
Tidioute
Bishop Fitzmaurice
Father McBride
Father Diamond
New York City
Jersey City
N. J
St. Boniface’s
St. Peter’s College
St. Vincent’s College and Seminary
Beatty’s Pa
Erie County
Clearfield County
Clarion
Elk
St. Joseph’s
Funeral Service for Madame Lillian Nordica in Mayfair
The Anglican service for Madame Lillian Nordica was held at noon in King's Weigh House Mayfair with a large congregation including artists she sang with. George W. Young of New York was the chief mourner. Dr. Douglas Adams led the service and a surpliced choir provided the music.
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London
Lillian Nordica
King’s Weigh House
Mayfair
George W. Young
New York
Madame Nordica
Ambassador Page
Mr. Young
Douglas Adams
Dr. Adams
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Columbus Mill
Educational Association Convention
New Kingston
Samuelson Family
Fern Cliffe
Corry Tannery
Sheffield Railroad
Grace Johnson
Colt
Spring Crek Man
Ida Lillibridge
Fourth Avenue
Rowland
Russell
W. H. Rowland
Edith Rowland
E. M. Gray
Fred Ludwick
Marshall Grey
Alfred Swarts
Minn
Olin Swarts
Bush
George Dalrymple
Henry L. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
East Main Street
H. V. Hopkins
Butler
Father Sieverding
Waltham
Elgin
Seth Thomas
Hamilton
Duber Hamden
Illinois
Benjamin Covert
Warren Pennsylvania
T. O. Slater & Co
Penna. Ave
A. C. Kirberger
Nordica
Colorado
Lester Shoe Co
Sneekers
Shc
Yhican
Wyman
JS Better
IND Avenue & Conarro’s
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