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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
18
Citizens urged to save old rubber items such as rubbers hoses and boots during house cleaning. Collected items will be sold to a rubber firm, with proceeds funding the local hospital. An authorized collector will gather the material.
Miss Erma Shaffer, daughter of Mrs. C. Shaffer of Crescent avenue, married Ralph Scott, a glass worker, in Youngstown yesterday. The ceremony sparked local talk as Elwood residents learned of the elopement.
Joy surrounds the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dunn of Koppel as the stork brings two fine boys. The twins arrived Tuesday night and are the center of admiration for relatives and friends.
The Reds, a Sunday school class of the Baptist church, will banquet the Blues tonight for failing to surpass them in new member recruitment. Each month the lower scoring class hosts the leader, and the Blues lead by a comfortable margin, prompting the Reds to host at the church.
The Akron Beacon Journal comments on Jack Breckenridge, noting his bashfulness around women and leadership with men. It recalls his remark about not making a hit with Akron girls and suggests he may overcome his shyness this year as manager.
Co. H. Uline, excursion agent of the P and L E B railroad, visited Ellwood for a few hours. He travels to scout picnic parties and excursions, noting overall business slow but the picnic side stays moving at a fair pace.
Frank W. Lowry is sick. A Roelofs and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Keller spent yesterday in Pittsburg. Robert M. Leslie and John B. Haley, both county political candidates, were in Ellwood yesterday. John Shawnes of the P and L BE railroad district was in town. J Milton Young of Pittsburg adjusted insurance on the Shanor store fire damage. Miss Mabel Seidler and Miss Gertrude Mulheim visit Crescent Avenue host Lora Belle Runyon.
The Lady Maccabees held a masquerade at their hall last night and attendees say no previous time matched it. Details of the events remain unclear to visiting men, but rumors suggest the happenings will leak out as the night’s fun proves hard to conceal.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge holds a special meeting in the Blatt building this evening. Refreshments will be served and members are urged to attend. organizers expect an enjoyable program and full turnout.
Dr David McClenahan of the Allegheny Theological Seminary will lecture Friday evening April 17 at the Second United Presbyterian church. His talk, The Problem of Suffering, analyzes the book of Job as part of a YWCA bible class series. He is a professor of Hebrew at Allegheny Seminary.
Deeds show transfers in the Fourth ward with values 1 dollar 3250 dollars 2400 dollars 2400 dollars to buyers Charley J Martin Margaret Fowler Joan McCurdy and W Menter Perdue to John A Herbert plus a sixth ward sale for 2000 dollars involving W Menter Perdue and John A Herbert.
Miss Anita Trueman delivered the fourth lecture in her series at the First Unitarian church rooms on Thursday evening on Meditation Cultivation of Divine Wisdom. Next Monday she discusses Happiness Harmony in Personal Relationships.
New Castle leading grocers Star Grocery Co announces itself as home of quality and distributors of high grade eatables with both phones listed as 1000.
New Wilmington nears the end of a heated local option campaign with a final mass meeting at the college chapel led by Rev. Andrew Magill and Squire W D Walton. The town hosts a Thursday prayer gathering by the W C T U and notes on local business shifts and upcoming events.
The Niles board of education plans to elect teachers for the coming year before the current term ends to better match vacancies.
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