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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
6
Anty Drudge promotes Fels-Naptha soap as a time saving washing aid. The ad cites widespread use by women and urges readers to follow the wrapper directions to free up time for other reading. It offers simple cold soak, rub, rinse, and hang dry steps for white items.
The Westminster board in Pittsburg upheld the suspensions and instructed the secretary to inform the four suspended Pi Rho Phi members that their petition to the faculty would be considered. Four will enroll at Ohio Northern University Ada next week. others will not attend another school this year. The Pi Rho Phi comment that administration acted hastily while seeking a fair outcome. some alumni defend fraternities and Westminster’s future amid controversy.
Charles Hart, president of In land Steel, yesterday denied he had resigned as head of the company. The statement was issued amid market chatter and press inquiries about leadership stability and future direction. The firm plans to continue operations under Hart’s leadership.
Eight students receive diplomas at Eastbrook High School graduation in the Methodist church. The class includes Sara Dinsmore Elna Gilfillan Eleanor McGeehan Sarah Gilfillan Clara Cummings Raymond Fisher Clyde McNickle and Ivan Dinsmore. programs feature essays orations and a valedictory with music and an address by Dr Higley.
Under the auspices of the W C T U a free lecture will be held Thursday evening next week at the First Baptist church. The speaker, Charles T. Newlin, is known for championing the case that led to Judge Artman’s decision ruling saloon licenses unconstitutional.
Labor night at the Y M C A promises an engaging program with local speakers addressing topics of interest to workers and the public. John G. Jones will preside. E E McGill will give the welcome address. P J McArdle John Williams and George E Burgess will speak. the Glee club and faculty will lead the music.
An eastern optical house announces large sale on spectacles and eye glasses with low prices. Items include 10k 12k and 14k gold filled specs at 2.50 to 3.00, skeleton bows, 2.50 to 3.00 eye glasses with offset guards, Wolverine mounting at 90 cents, and various frames. Free examination and guaranteed satisfaction with crystal quartz lenses. Dr Likens, eye sight specialist, listed.
Members of the volunteer fire department will attend church in a body at Park Disciple church Sunday evening. All members are requested to meet at Central headquarters on East Street at 7 o clock.
Y. W. C. A. vespers Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Erdhardt presiding, Misses Butler and Bradford assisting, and Miss Alice Ringland addressing about the Zulus. Christine Amoss arrives to oversee cafeteria operations and assist as secretary as repairs and preparations progress for the permanent headquarters opening.
The notice lists a price of ten cents per pound at Union Market located on 26 Pittsburg Street. The source shows the zip 19212.
Rolla Ryan of Greenville was badly injured yesterday when the car he rode in crashed into another vehicle. The crash prompted medical treatment and an investigation by local authorities.
The Croton Loyal Temperance region will convene Sunday at 2 30 o clock in the Croton Avenue M and W hall to discuss upcoming events and community work.
After weeks of idleness the Shenango rolling mill at Wheatland will restart Monday affecting 6500 workers. The restart restores output at the plant and signals renewed operation in the steel region.
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