Our Spring Clothes for Men and Women
The store announces its new spring garments for men and women, highlighting latest styles and careful selection. Credit is offered with or without ready money, trusting customers to pay their bills.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
9
The store announces its new spring garments for men and women, highlighting latest styles and careful selection. Credit is offered with or without ready money, trusting customers to pay their bills.
A striking exhibit showcases the most complete display of women and misses suits with correct tailoring and latest designs. Featured are Pony jackets short fitted etc in Voile Chiffon Panama Rajah Panama Serges and silk solids in black blue navy Cophenhagen brown leather tan grey and green with hairline and shadow stripes plaids and checks.
The American Car and Ship Hardware plant in the Fifth ward, once steadily run, now operates only part time after nearly a year of strike. With full operation it employs over 200 workers, but orders have declined and layoffs have begun. When full resumes remains uncertain.
South Mill street councilman and real estate dealer Charles Rigby leaves Thursday for Cleveland for a brief trip to hobnob with Tom L. Johnson and discuss national affairs. He plans to return by Saturday for a special council meeting. Among the sick section notes several residents are ill with diphtheria croup typhoid fever and long illness. Daisy Jenkins improves.
A ward roster shows residents including Bert Gallagher Hamilton ton street Mrs W Strimater Gal breath avenue William Bratchie South Mill street Mrs William Parks Northview avenue Mrs Simon mother of Sam Simon the shoe dealer Long avenue Miss Della Barber Liberty street Harry Gross Reynolds street Mrs H J Thompson Hanna street and Mrs Scott Agnew street listed as sick or recently recovered.
John Davis and William Davis from Wales visit Mrs. D. W. Thomas of East Long Avenue. They have just arrived in the country and plan to stay for some time for sightseeing and social visits.
Thomas Richards of Arlington avenue has recovered from a long illness and resumes his duties at the Shenango tin mill. The notice notes his health improvement and return to work.
Church services will be conducted at St. Andrews Mission located at the corner of South Mill and Reynolds streets on ... (text cutoff)
The city reports no morning church service and an evening service will start at 7 45. Rev Roscamp leads the event on Sunday night in the local church setting.
John McWilliams of 634 Hamilton Street suffered severe burns to his hands and face at work in a steel mill on Thursday morning. He was taken home for treatment and is said to be getting along nicely.
Mrs Samuel Johns of Terrace Avenue is recuperating from a badly sprained ankle after a fall and will be around as usual soon.
L M Anderson, a well known South Mill street barber, has recovered from a prolonged illness and is able to be around again.
Sebastian Nuvoli sustains a serious foot injury at work on Long Avenue and is expected to recover, with his return to activity projected in a few days.
Miss Nora Perry of Neshannock Avenue suffered a painful hand injury when a nail drove into her hand on Thursday. Local medical staff treated the wound and she is resting at home.
W W Weaver a prominent Fifth ward property owner is seriously ill at his niece’s home in Sheridanville Pennsylvania.
Charles O Heasley who attends Allegheny college at Meadville is at his home from college with family in this brief society notice noting his return.
A brief note indicates plans to stay in the Fifth Ward during the spring vacation period.
Jonas Kaufman of Highland Avenue left Thursday morning for a business trip to New York City.
Mr. Bishman and his family have moved from their Division Street home to Marietta Ohio, marking a fresh residence in the new city.
John Wellman visits Ellwood. Mrs Umlauf visits Fifth ward friends. Maurice Fisher visits Pittsburg. Co D Gro visits McKees Rocks. Joe Weinberg was in Pittsburg Thursday. Miss Margaret George visits Sharon. Mrs Layman hosts at Mercer street. Miss Gertrude Hassel leaves for Sharon. Dave Stuart returns from Butler visit. Harriet Williams and Elizabeth Davis plan Pittsburg trip. Mrs Thomas McLamara and sons return from Sharon funeral.
Readable fragments list Frank Pagli Adelina Ginocchi John W Lower Mildred B Welch in New Castle. No actions or dates provided.
April to bring busy term with long docket including Good Roads Machinery company vs Union township and multiple assumpsit and trespass actions. Notable entries list cases against Western Allegheny Railroad Pennsylvania Engineering Works and city of New Castle among others awaiting trial in the common pleas court.
Dr John Early will relocate his dental practice from 72 Pittsburg Street to 70 North Mill Street and will reside at the same address after April 1. Mrs O H P Brown and daughter Frances of North Mercer Street have returned from a stay in New York.
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