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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
6
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A westbound B and O freight collided with a work train near Fombell Ellwood City on Saturday. Five men were injured two seriously taken to Butler hospital. Paul Mishka and Steve Uran among the worst hurt. Mishka’s foot may require amputation. The crash occurred at the end of the Fombell tunnel. a foreign flagman failed to return in time.
In Ellwood City on Saturday a home at Hazel Dell owned by Thomas Bartel was entered while Mrs. Becky Rue was away. $86 and various items were taken, with no sign of forced entry or a neighbor sighting. Investigators expect the guilty party to be found soon.
The text notes Mr Newton’s critical stomach illness and restricted visits. It also describes Ellwood City’s Chanuka festival at Kraus hall hosted by the B Nai Brith society with a large turnout, a banquet, and a child participants, highlighting the lodge’s role in plans to build a church.
At a Hazel Dell school board meeting several new business items were disposed of. The board decided to have ashes placed on Wayne Avenue to improve access for students, allowing them to reach the school building without wading through several inches of mud.
J. F. Cornelius of Hazel Dell, badly hurt when an iron ladder fell on him at Ellwood Tube works, has almost recovered and is about but cannot return to work yet. He is expected to resume his occupation soon after the holidays.
Mrs. C. H. Buchanan was in New Castle Saturday. Mrs. William Hertzog spent Sunday with relatives in Pittsburg. Attorney J. W. Humphrey and son spent Sunday with relatives in Butler county, Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlinson, Jr., visiting friends in Hubbard. They left for that place Saturday. Phil Brown, formerly of Elwood, returned from Franklin to spend the holidays.
Jack Sullivan of Hazel Dell, who played for the Wabash team last season and was injured on Thanksgiving, has nearly recovered after hospitalization in New Castle. Once reported dead, he survived as pneumonia followed multiple rib fractures from the game.
Overnight a break in at Hazel Dell school left the building disturbed but no valuables missing. Authorities and the school board consider hiring a detective to identify and arrest the responsible parties after newer locks were broken. Frank Filer of Mercer county is noted among local acquaintances.
J F Sankey writes from Portland Oregon in 1908 praising mild winters green lawns and blooming roses. He notes the Star Drilling Machine Co is performing well with shops recently started and expects strong Northwest oil gas and water well drilling demand.
National guard of Pennsylvania issues spring inspection orders by Inspector General Frank G. Sweeney. Troop F will be inspected Monday March 29 in new dress uniforms, paraded by battery, troop, and company in the school of the soldier without arms. Ratings cover discipline arms equipment clothing and books and papers.
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