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Notice directs all checks money orders drafts and communications to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
4
Notice directs all checks money orders drafts and communications to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
A five member council investigation clears some officials while stripping Deskin Tidball and McCarthy of their police ties. The report faults secret sessions and hints at protective actions for some. it praises overall work and urges unrelenting pursuit of gamblers and disorderly houses.
Captain Herbert Young of the Volunteers of America thanks New Castle citizens for the Thanksgiving season support. He credits Superintendent Pyle, Shenango tin mill, Superintendent Kimes, and New Castle school children for the success and appeals daily to aid the needy with clothing and food.
If Mahoning county votes wet Pittsburg men plan to construct a modern hotel in Youngstown proving a new investment would follow a favorable liquor status change.
Mr and Mrs W J Jackson of Hubbard celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday marking fifty years of marriage with family and friends in attendance.
A collage of quips and observations spanning politics crime and society. Jibes about Taft divorce headlines a Wisconsin river real estate caper and a 125 year old Cossack’s bachelor life. December 1 opens with Christmas buzz and local clergy critique of funeral revelry.
St Andrew's Fifth ward dedicates a new chapel with 300-seat capacity, guild room and organ. Bishop Cortland Whitehead presides, with Rev J B Reilly Archdeacon Cole and others officiating. First opening service to be led by Rev Joseph D Herron next Sunday at 8 am 11 am and 7 30 pm.
Senator-elect George Weingartner visited Harrisburg to confer with State Treasurer Sheatz about the latter's candidacy for United States senator. Support from Penrose followers is noted, with Beaver County representatives also backing Sheatz. Weingartner reported the prior conference to Sheatz, who was pleased with the update.
A party from New Castle includes Dave Clark Mount Jackson Thomas Patton Eastbrook Thomas Cooper Henry Macorn Harlansburg and Lin Cumberland Karns City Butler county as they travel to the international livestock exhibition in Chicago. Cooper notes foot and mouth reports appear larger than reality.
Earl Brest age 24 of Akronominated lumber company worker drowned in Mahoning Water Company dam at Struthers after driving horses into the water. He had watered near the Struthers road. horses and wagon also perished. Body taken to Davidson morgue Struthers.
Police say H. L. Ruby not motorman 337 turned over the Deskin directory after a diary was found. Motorman 357 would not claim any part in the matter and says he has not seen the diary. The entry of 337 was a clerical error in initial reports.
Letters testamentary for Edith F. Boyles of the Second Ward go to Cora Boyles. Letters of administration for Milda E. Johnston of Ellwood City go to Augustus M. Johnston.
Councilmen and city officials will inspect the city poor farm tomorrow. They depart Pittsburg street terminal on the 3 p.m. Harmony line car and return after supper. The group meets at city hall and travels to the farm for a thorough inspection, on special invitation of Silas Christy.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Emma B. Malone of Rochester Pennsylvania and Lula A. Brown, with scattered city references such as Chicago and Chattanooga Tennessee, indicating a public notice or personnel listing.
Dec 1 meeting notes a council vacancy as J G Martin resigns after appointment to state treasury. A new council president and member will be chosen, with a separate election for borough collector at the electric light plant.
Thieves broke into a freight car on a Fifth ward siding near the station and stole dry goods overalls shoes men's clothing and soap. A prior week loss of several dollars led to a guided watch that failed to stop the latest theft. Detectives are now on the lookout for a repeat attempt.
Members of the First Unitarian church gathered in the Pearson building for a general social evening. Guests of honor included Rev. G. N. Badger secretary of the Unitarian association of western and middle states Rev. Wayland L. Beers of Youngstown and Rev. George Jones the present minister. The event was informal with short addresses and refreshments provided by the ladies.
Louis Faust declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Christine Faust after she left his home. Also notes Mrs. A. Kay of Sharon is visiting friends in the city.
An advertisement touts Samose as a scientific flesh forming food for thin people. It claims health benefits from increased weight and offers McKee's Medicine Store refund if no gain, with the risk on the seller.
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