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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1908

Page

2

Local man joins The Honeymooners cast

Jack Lewis of Ashland avenue has accepted a position with the musical theatrical company The Honeymooners set to tour the country this fall. The well known singer has appeared in many musical events and should succeed in this venture. Nearby Queues form for Union National Bank payday near Long avenue and Mill street as tin mill workers cash checks in large numbers signaling strong business activity in the ward.

Jack Lewis Ashland Avenue New York City Fifth Ward Long Avenue Mill Street Union National Bank

Glee Club Picnic Signup Requested for August 22

The New Castle Glee Club committee asks all members who plan to attend the August 22 picnic to submit their names and the names of their family members to 8. W. Lewis, Harry Hicks, or another committee member by Wednesday, August 19. Members failing to sign up by the date will not be admitted.

New Castle Glee Club W. Lewis Harry Hicks

Trinity church Ladies' Guild social aids new church

The Ladies' Guild of Trinity church held a Saturday evening social at Mill and Reynolds street. It was a good success with a large sum realized to aid building expenses for the rapidly progressing new church.

Ladies’ Guild of the Trinity Church Mill and Reynolds Street

Ashland Singer Sam Lewis Plans Texas Evangelist Tour

Sam Lewis a well known Ashland avenue singer who has performed at local entertainments will move next month to Texas to join an evangelist and tour the country with him.

Sam Lewis Ashland Avenue Texas

Barber Shop Owner Expands to New Mill Street Location

George A. Brown, longtime barber on South Mill Street near the bridge, has opened another shop on the opposite side of the bridge and will operate both locations.

George A. Brown

Local youth John Hawk performs carnival stunts on South Mill Street

John Hawk, a Reynolds Street resident, travels with the carnival company to perform weight lifting and bag punching acts at the South Mill Street carnival.

John Hawk Reynolds Street South Mill Street

Reverend Edwards Joins Scranton Ward Visit

Rev. A. A. Edwards of Scranton visited the ward on Saturday as guest of Rev. J. P. Thomas. He continued to Youngstown to preach Sunday at the Elm Street church.

A. A. Edwards Scranton J. P. Thomas Youngstown Elm Street

Italian paraders march in uptown and Fifth ward

Italian paraders processed through uptown streets on Saturday morning and again in the Fifth ward on Saturday afternoon, asserting community pride in a daylong sequence of public procession.

Fifth Ward

Huff couple finishes two week visit in Cunningham area

Mr and Mrs William Huff of Hubbard completed a two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs W G Hopper of Cunningham Avenue.

William Huff Hubbard W. G. Hopper Cunningham Avenue

John Love Returns to Burchfield's Drug Store

John Love, a clerk at Burchfield's drug store, has returned from a two week visit in Sharpsburg and resumed his duties in the store.

John Love Burchfield Sharpsburg

Mr and Mrs J D Jones Return From Mt Clemens Trip

Mr and Mrs J D Jones of Sutton Street return home after a two week visit to Mt Clemens.

MT. Clemens J. D. Jones Sutton Street

Ben Agnew Returns From Great Lakes Vacation

Ben Agnew has returned from a vacation trip spent exploring the Great Lakes region. He reported enjoying the scenery, boating, and local shore towns during his travels.

Ben Agnew Great Lakes

Baby Sargent Born to Pollock Avenue Family

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent of Pollock Avenue. The short birth notice confirms the new arrival and parental names.

John Sargent Pollock Avenue

Local Residents Report Multiple Weekend Visits

A series of short social notices list residents and visitors. Andy Koby from Pittsburg and Griffith James from Waldo Street returned from visits in Pittsburg, while Albert Holland and Will Alford came back from Pittsburg trips. Arthur Booth and Jennie Davis spent time visiting in Youngstown and Cleveland respectively, with Sue Jones and Mary Thomas visiting Scranton and Negley.

Andy Koby Pittsburg Albert Holland Long Avenue Ellwood Griffith James Waldo Street Will Alford Arlington Avenue Arthur’ Booth Youngstown Sue Jones Scioto Street Scranton Jennie Davis Cleveland Mary A. Thomas Reynolds Street Negley O. David Reese Moravia Street Mt. Clemens Margaret Davis South Sharon William Davis South Jefferson Street

Mission Fund Social for Beulah Wilson in Moravia Area

A Crawford home social near Moravia honored Miss Beulah Wilson a Presbyterian missionary to Cuba. Funds raised support a new mission school in Cuba. D H Cochran of Liberty Street visited Pittsburg on Saturday.

Crawford Home Moravia Beulah Wilson Cuba D. H. Cochran Liberty Street Pittsburg Saturay

Butler Fair Attracts Visitors August 25 28

Local fair opens August 25 at Butler with exhibits rides and entertainment planned through August 28 inviting families and traders to enjoy music contests and food vendors.

Butler Fair

Fireworks display at High Noon burns spectators' hands

Ellwood City report details a premature fireworks show when a lit cigarette dropped into a fuse box. Earl Martin suffered two badly burned hands while several others sustained minor burns. The organizers sourced a fresh supply from New Castle and proceeded with the celebration. The event featured Bianchi's band in new white uniforms parading through town and ending at the ball park.

Ellwood City Earl Martin Martin Messrs Genevive New Castle Bianchi

Vandals Strike Unguarded Ellwood City at Night

In Ellwood City on August 17, vandals damaged three stores after police resignations. Windows were scored with heavy stones, one rear door was pried, and a jewelry store lock tampered with. Special constables to guard town planned until new police hired.

Ellwood City B. F. Ross Leedham J. Kissick Ross McKissick’s

Veterans Parade Aug 20 by Ellwood City band

Ellwood City August 17. Park Gate Martial band of Civil War veterans plans to join the Old Timers picnic at New Castle on August 20. About 90 county veterans will form a large fife and drum corps to parade in the county capital. Eight members are from this locality.

Ellwood City Park Gate New Castle

Bert Bickerstaff Leaves Ellwood for Western Venture

Ellwood City Aug 17 Bert Bickerstaff manager of the Sixth street news stand has left town hiking for western Washington and may locate in Tacoma. He has lived in Ellwood about four months and is liked by most townspeople who wish him luck in his western venture.

Ellwood City Bert Bickerstaff Sixth Street Bert Washington Tacoma Ellwood

Ellwood Personal Gossip Sparks Local Visits

Mrs F C Johnston visits relatives in Beaver while Mr and Mrs John Tomlinson Sr visit New Castle. Alma Tallon of New Brighton visits Vesta Powell. C M Yahn, once a local resident now in East Palestine, was in town. Mrs William Hughes returns home to Monaco after visiting Mrs Johnston. Mr and Mrs H L Clarke Jr stay with the former's parents at Canonsburg.

F. C. Johnston Beaver John Tomlinson New Castle Alma Tallon New Brighton Vesta Powell C. M. Yahn East Palestine William Hughes F. ©. Johnston Monaco H. Lt. Clarke, Jr Canonsburg R. L. Crow Niles William Ward J. W. Thomas Pittsburg W. W. Bari Painesville R. Henderson, Jr Toledo Joe and John Gregg Mt. Jackson Joseph Craig North Beaver Township C. B. Grassel Madison Avenue Rochester Howard Stubbs Mt. Union Vincent Reynolds Johnston Misse Verda Nellie Daugherty Wayne Avenue A. C. Lynch Liberty Street Conneaut Lake Charles Stubbs Lorma Wabash Avenue J. C. Coulter North Cedar Street Evans City Helen Raney Stoneboro East Cherry Street Dave Raney William Sharon Lloyd Hanna Newell's Westford Ben Henneffer BE. N. Franks Clayton Street Allegheny M. Dunlap Martin Flossie H. G. Coates Chicora Butler County

Winston Cousins Rabbit Foot Delights Taft Support

August event in Ellwood City centers on Winston Cousins sending a rabbit foot to William H. Taft. The gesture reportedly influences local politics as postmaster R. A. Todd faces a possible replacement, with Cousins seeking an ambassadorship and Taft replying via Fred W. Carpenter.

Ellwood City R. A. Todd Ellwood Winston Cousins William H. Taft Winston Youngstown Lowellville Mr. Cousins Taft Fred W. Carpenter Todd

Board of Trade Probes Police Scandal in Ellwood City

Ellwood City August 17 The board of trade sends a seven member committee to attend a police panel hearing on Captain Moon the former police chief. They aim to present evidence beyond prior witnesses as they push to fully uncover alleged officer misconduct tied to Martin Reiner.

Ellwood City Police Committee of Council Moon Board of Trade Martin Reiner Police Committee Reiner

Ellwood Party Plans Great Lakes Vacation Tour

Ellwood City residents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Caplan and L. Weinstein depart for a northern state tour. They will travel by buggy to Slippery Rock, then by auto to Butler and Grove City, continuing to the lakes for several weeks.

Ellwood City Ellwood J. L. Caplan L. Weinstein Slippery Rock Butler Grove City Lakes

Baseball Galore in Mahoningtown

On Saturday the ward hosted a full slate of games across multiple grounds. Polished matchups included rail road crews from Conway and Lawrence Junction on the Pennsylvania grounds, Tin Mill Reckoners versus Tin Mill Tinners, and the Madison Avenue Stars against the Raney addition Sluggers in a title contest. The Church league saw the Methodists defeat the Presbyterians 2 to 1 with McQuiston and Howard backing the Methodists while Rhodes and Wallace pitched for the Presbyterians.

Pennsylvania Conway Lawrence Junction Bell A. C Grant Street Tin Mill Tin Mill Reckoners Tin Mill Tinners Madison Avenue Madison Avenue Stars Raney Addition Jack McDonald Zelienople Wampum

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Educato Shoeg D. R. Bollard Y. M Prof Stroble New York Journal Fairground NIXON Washington and New Castle, PA W. H. Dunlap Court Street Bell Phone Glee Club Carnival CO Rev. Edwards The New Castle News News Office WEST Ellwood Personals Rabbit Foot Chamberlain Johnston’s Lawrence Ave Mahomytown William Welsh Barker Turner Newell Avenue Howe Cherry Street Vickering Lew Wallace Pauline Lowery West Clayton William Noss East Madison Avenue Seventh Ward A. C. Hyde Canada Millvale Mr. Hyde Albert Brest Cochran Wakoo Mr. Hartranft McWilliams Mahoningtown Osborne Herman Rhodes Baltimore & Ohio Railroad William Elliott Sandy Lake Rock Point Tube Works A. P. Lentz Ellwood City W. Humphrey Robert K. Aiken Athletic Evens Forge Wolf Koppel Horace Abbaticchio Ellwood City Band Stephenson's Orchestra J. A. Gelbach Corner Mill Sweitzer Pittsburg Street Howard Munnell Union Station the National Bank OF Lawrence CO National Banks United States
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