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100
Benjamin Chew Jr. laid this town out around 1830-1831. It includes about 100 acres and is seperated into "Upper" and "Lower" sections.
Chewton
100
Name the two furnaces from Rose Point's history.
Will-Roy and Hope
100
Activity in this group seems to have surged locally after W.W.I. Its intimidation was focused on Blacks, Catholics, Jews, and new immigrants.
KKK
100
The covered bridge system was developed to protect the structures and give them longer life. Name the two in Lawrence County.
Banks and McConnell's Mill
100
This NCHS runningback, known as "the General," lead the team to a WPIAL Class AA championship in 1942.
Bobby Lee
200
This small town located in the southern part of the county was rich in coal and included "Possum Hollow" as part of the community. It has nothing to do with USA's 42 preident.
Clinton
200
Stagecoaches running between Mercer and Youngstown had to stop in this Pulaski Township community.
New Bedford
200
Name the game warden that was killed and dumped into the Mahoning River by Rocco Racco, the Black Hand dealer.
Sealy Houk
200
The two most visible products of this Depression era employment project are the stonewall on Croton Avenure and the National Guard Armory on New Castle's East Side.
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
200
This 1940's Red Hurricane star went on to play for the University of Pittsburgh, coach at Sharon HS, serve as a professional agent, and serve as the 49ers of college scouting.
Tony Razzano
300
Crawford White laid out this town near the banks of the Mahoning River in 1824.
Edinburg
300
This southern Lawrence Co. locality was a prominent changing station in the days when stagecoache lines ran from Cleveland to Pittsburgh.
Enon Valley
300
Name the 80-year-old farmer who was killed after ordering Black Hand members, who were hunting, off his land.
Squire Duff
300
Charles Dickens, Thomas Moore, James Fennimore Copper, and President Zachary Taylor were among this tavern's most famous guests. As a young man, President James. A Garfield was nursed back to health there after falling into a nearby canal.
Matheny Tavern
300
This community's favorite son, Chuck Tanner, had this high school baseball field named after him in July 2004.
Shenango
400
Stonertown was the original name for this southern Scott Township community.
Rose Point
400
Trade between Native Americans and Europeans in the 1700's was based on what currency?
Value of a Beaver Pelt
400
This person was called the "bravest man in Lawrence County" for providing key testimony, despite many threats, during the Black Hand Trials.
Nick Cirigoli
400
The first church services were conducted in these temporary structures.
Tents
400
This former New Castle News sports editor and manging editor is chairmen of the LCHS's Sports Hall of Fame COmmittee and author of "Scooter Days."
Bob Vosburg
500
A rose bush growing on a cottage was the inspiration for this community's name.
Rose Point
500
In 2003, these two newpapers jointly opened a printing plant on New Castle's West Side.
New Castle News and Sharon Herald
500
Who was the district attorney determined to end the reign of the local mafia known as the Black Hand?
Charles Young
500
Before becoming an extended care unit, the Mary Evans facility was used for what purpose?
Maternity Hospital
500
He took over as a football coach for Westminster upon Coach Burry's retirement leading his teams to four NAIA championships.
Joe Fusco
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