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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
10
A display offers Ladies' Kid Gloves in multiple styles and colors from $1.00 to $3.75, Black and French Kid Gloves, Mocha gloves, and various cashmere to Lisle options. It promotes a wide range of handkerchiefs for men women and children from 10¢ to $3.00 with boxes, embroidery, and special holiday designs.
Three obituary notices detail the deaths of Mary Patterson 84 in Eastbrook, Elizabeth Sturgeon 51 in Eastbrook, and Alice Huston Mayberry 44 in Union Township. Patterson leaves seven children and two brothers. Sturgeon leaves four sons, two daughters, and siblings. Mayberry leaves husband and one son. Funeral details given for all three.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Mary J. Reese was conducted Friday at 2 PM at her home by Rev. Johns and Rev. Thomas with a quartet providing music. Interment followed at Oak Park with pallbearers Harry Thomas, Thomas Edwards, William A Johns, Llewellyn Thomas, William Jenkins, and David Lewis.
Mrs Earl Stambaugh is ill. Mrs C W Foulke visits Titusville. Harry Mills from Fountain Inn visits Pittsburg. Miss M E Breckenridge returns from eastern trip. Mrs William McMillin returns from Greenville visit. Mr and Mrs J A Breckenridge spend Saturday in Plaingrove. Miss Ethel Stoner improves after operation. Mrs Adams returns from visit with Mrs Bennett Grace. Mrs James Dunlevy visits daughter Mrs M C Winter. Mr Edgar T Baughman visits mother Mrs Clara M Ellis. Miss Grace McClure and Miss Gladys Barclay return from Butler trip with Minnie Kerber. they attend social functions.
Mr and Mrs John C Hamilton of Hamilton street welcome a son born to the family.
The Cascade Vaudeville theater on South Mill street opened with an amateur performance Friday evening featuring local acts. Master Clauddius Hub bals won the prize at the first show and Edmund Nien at the second, both noted for their youth.
The fourth annual convention of the Lawrence County School Directors association convened Saturday forenoon at the courthouse. W V Johnston presided, with Lawrence Byers as secretary, about 100 directors in attendance and a program covering teaching, governance, laws, and duties led by regional educators.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm as honorable and able to meet obligations. Walding Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo, attest to the business reputation. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucus surfaces. Testimonials are sparse. Bottle price and availability noted. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A successful merchant invites his parents to New York where they attend a fashionable Fifth Avenue church. The father and mother sing loudly, drawing amused glances as the son explains American congregational singing is mostly by the choir. The father recalls the morning embarrassment and their outspoken praise.
The new Wall Street building outfits its official bootblack in a page's livery with blue trousers gold piping a tunic and a visored cap bearing the company name. The Italian bootblack appears hot and uncomfortable in the padded coat as luxury reaches new heights in fittings and accessories.
The American Insurance Union held its annual officer election in the Jackson block. Elected were President William Kellart Vice president Harry Grannis Trustee Frank Davis Chaplain Emma McCombs Editor Sarah Steen Marshal John Lynn Custodian Ida Peebles Warder Nannie Van Tassell Argus Frank Davis Pianist Lulu Taggart A social hour with music cards dancing and refreshments followed with next meeting slated in two weeks.
John Shuster living on County Line road was assaulted by two men on Friday evening. They struck him with no warning, possibly searched his pockets, and left him by the roadside with a swollen eye and facial injuries. He walked home for medical treatment.
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