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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1900

Page

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Seventh Ward entertainment a great success at church

The Methodist church hosted a pupil performance to raise funds for a school library and classroom pictures. The program featured recitations songs and dialogues with about forty dollars cleared. Visitors included Miss Hattie Noss and Miss Margaret Paisley plus families from Mahoning Avenue and Long Island City.

Methodist Kelly Kathryne Hall Walter Evans Leona Grassel Walter Ivons Silas Patterson Lillian Daugherty Agnes Lusk Mary Evans Lincoln Willie Daugherty America Virginia Ruth Welty Oliver Wink Fandrill Robert Barnes Bureglar Helen Welty Edith McLean Naughty Kid Jennie Ellis

Presbyterian Sunday School elects officers at meeting

At a recent meeting the annual election of officers for the Presbyterian Sunday school was held. Results list Superintendent W. H. Smith, assistant C. E. Rumsey, secretary A. Rhodes, assistant Miss Anna Bender, musical director S. J. Harrington, organist Miss Sallie Paisley.

Presbyterian Sunday School W. H. Smith C. E. Rumsey A. Rhodes Anna Bender S. J. Harrington Sallie Paisley

Local residents visit and city church services in Pittsburg ward

Mrs J C Robinson of Wabash avenue and Miss Frances Durban of Liberty street visited Pittsburg Friday. Dr Zimmerman of Mt Jackson called on friends in the ward. Misses Tillie Morrow Maude Heck of Moravia visited. Methodist services follow usual hours with Rev J F Black. Several residents relocate and visitors include Mr Mrs Thomas W Doyle moving to Libertas Street rooms above A C Hydes drug store. Three P W freight crews may transfer to the ward after New Year. Mrs Robert Graham and daughter Mrs Reeder of Lowellville visiting Elmer Myers. Noss engineers on Pennsylvania lines stationed at Bennett. Maud Daugherty departs for Saltsburg Pa. Barnhart couple settle on North Wayne Street. Christmas sermons announced at Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs Jarry Strickler from Ashtabula arrived as guests of J H Waddington.

Harry Daugherty J. R. Daugherty Mahoning Avenue

Rumsey Couple Plan Christmas Visit in Reynoldsville

At the reception at the Wadlington home last evening C. E. Rumsey of North Wayne street left for Reynoldsville to join his wife who is visiting her mother Mrs Daugherty. They will spend Christmas in Reynoldsville with Mrs. Rumsey staying a week longer while Mr. Rumsey returns mid next week.

Margaret Paisley Mahoning Avenue Long Island City A. G. Paisley Miss Paisley George Lynch C. E. Rumsey North Wayne Street Reynoldsville Firs. Daugherty Mrs. Rumsey Mr. Rumsey William McClain Fast Long Avenue Allegheny City Harold Rhea

Marquis brick works make New Castle famous for brick

New Castle gains renown for Marquis buff and red pressed brick created by Captain M S Marquis. His kilns supply local schools like Seventh ward Highland avenue and Thaddeus Stevens buildings and major blocks such as Bleakley McKee and Hughes. Builders are urged to inspect Marquis brick for quality and uniformity.

New Castle M. S. Marquis Highland Avenue School Thaddeus Stevens Terrace Avenue Bleakley McKee Hughes Youngstown Marquis Brick Works

Prominent Mason James Hitchcock Dies in Chicago

James Hitchcock, a noted secret society member and railway supply agent, died of pneumonia. He had spent weeks coordinating preparations for the upcoming triennial Mason conclave in Louisville. The funeral is set for tomorrow with a grave sprinkling of dust once stored in a local bank vault from Apollo commandery. Hitchcock was an honorary member of Oriental consistory, 33rd degree.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Chicago James Hitchcock Hitchcock Louisville Apollo Commandery Garden Gethsemane Oriental Consistory

Christmas Decorations At Fischer's Floral Store

Christmas decor fills Fischer's floral shop with holly, mistletoe, southern smilax, needle pines, and tasteful wreaths. Large selection targets holiday spruce up with adaptable wreaths in demand.

Fischer’s Fischer's

Woman Trapped in Barrel After Vines Trim Gone Wrong

Mrs. Wm. White of Hanover Pennsylvania weighing 209 pounds stood on a barrel while trimming vines. The barrel collapsed trapping her inside. She and her husband could not free her until rolling the barrel to a nearby blacksmith shop where the hoops were cut away and she was liberated.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Hanover Wm. White

The Hustling Fifth School Program Recital and Debate

Friday's program by No 8 teacher Miss Loretta McDonnell featured students performing a series of musical numbers and recitations including mandolin solo by John Rowan and violin by Richard Johns. The event closed with a debate arguing railroads are more beneficial to states than steamboats, won by the affirmative team Luella Williams Bertha Mort.

Miss Loretta McDonnell Gertrude Parks John Rowan Lillian Hartman Ela Grossman Orie Feherenbach Thos. Fleming Claire Adams Mollie Carlisle Eldred Hufton Rose Williams Maggie Seamans Jennie Davis Bertie Hufton Ray Mader Will Jenkins John Lloyd Leonard Percival Fred Bright Luella Wi- Hams Bertha Mort Sam Davis Frank Hulme

Local store touts Christmas jewelry bargains on Long avenue

Milo Cochran markets a line of sterling silver and gold filed umbrellas at low prices in his Moravia street store. Miss Helen Flaugher of Maitland street has grip. Frank Hindman of Leesburg visits. Several residents suffer ailments while commercial travelers finish holiday orders.

Milo Cochran Moravia Street Long Avenue M. L. Cuckerbroom’s East Long Avenue Helen Flaugher Maitland Street

Coal Prices Offered by G H Vanitorn

G H Vanitorn lists screened coal at two levels priced at 2.75 and 3 dollars. A good screened coal is offered at 2 dollars. Located at 172 South Jefferson Street.

G. H. Vanitorn South Jefferson Street

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Claims World Pile Cure

W R Smith of Tatham IL writes of using Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure piles after trying many remedies. He says he has had no trouble since using it. The product is promoted as the best salve in the world and available for 25 cents per box, guaranteed by druggists.

W. R. Smith Tatham

Pearl Steam Laundry Promises Superior Cleaning in City

The Pearl Steam Laundry advertises careful garment care and finer work than any other in the city, inviting trials to prove its quality.

Pearl Steam The Pearl Steam Laundry

Peruna promoted by society women for catarrh relief

Letters and testimonials from Omaha and Oshkosh society ladies praise Peruna as a remedy for catarrhal derangements and general debility. Mrs C H Buck of 2923 Douglas St Omaha cites it as best for catarrh, while Miss Helen Murphy of Oshkosh endorses its preventive and curative effects. Lillian Roenheld credits Peruna for nerve strain relief from overwork and revival of strength.

C. H. Buck Douglas Street Omaha Neb Helen Murphy Oshkosh Wis Peruna Murphy

Hartigan Sues Raymond for 25000 Damages in Slander Case

Dr J W Hartigan former biology professor at West Virginia University sues Dr J H Raymond for 25000 damages claiming slanderous rumors led to his dismissal by accusing him of gross immorality and endangering young lady students. Top state lawyers have been retained.

Publishers’ Press Dispatch Morgantown W. Va J. W. Hartigan West Virginian University J. JH. Raymond Raymond

What Shall We Have for Dessert Jell O

A family question today answers with Jell O as a two minute dessert. No baking, just hot water and cooling. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Available at grocers for 10 cents. 9224-35 t4

De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Central Drug Store

Advert shows De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a soothing antiseptic for healing sores and skin diseases. It claims to heal without scars and warns against counterfeits. Central Drug Store on Long Avenue, with contact for Fred C. Hyde in Mahoningtown.

de- Witt Central Drug Store Long Avenue Fred C. Hyde Mahoningtown

Bedding aid promises relief for incontinence sleep issues

An ad offers a bedding aid claimed to stop night moisture for both young and old. Sold by George W. Clutton, druggist, at 68-31-6m, with emphasis on comfort and rapid relief for sleeping people dealing with bed wetting.

George W. Clutton

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Earth Hood Bart Atv Wilson Washington and Mill Sts New Castle, Pa Quig Haberdashers E. Washington St Bell Citizens Sycamore Street Seventh Ward Hattie Noss Allegheny W. H. Noss Miss Noss Miss Ness Cambria Manufacturing Company Johnstown Miss Oss J. C. Robinson Wabash Avenue Pittsburg Frances Durban Liberty Street Dr. Zimmerman Mt. Jackson Tillie Morrow Maude Heck Moravia Methodist Church J. F. Black Thomas Wdoyle A. C. Hyde Libertas Street Vongene Edwards Wampum Mabel Duff Cherry Street Ashland Avenue John Dunnan W. E. Wallace Pitsburg & Western Road de Forest, O D. M. McFate Elton Pettigrew Warren, Vv Robert Graham Reeder Lowellville Elmer Myers Northedar Street WH. Noss Bennett Mr. Noss Pennsylvania Lines Maud Daugherty Mahoning Venue Saltsburg Mrs. Welsh Jarry Strickler Ashtabula, O J. H. Waddington Bon Ami Waddington Mason South New Castle Frank Hindman Leesburg Andrew McCausland John Price Scioto Street David Lewis Vincent Bigler Division Street Edmund Lewis South Jefferson Street Jacob Grossman Mr. Snyder Iecft Columbus George Lewis Hamilton Street Thomas Price John W. B. Harris Margaret Eckert West Long Avenue Perrysville Maud Shaw West H. L. Thomas David Reese South Mill Street George Bullock Martin’s Ferry, O J. Lee Cooper Arthur William Braden Pennsylvania Avenue James Donnohue Cleveland City William Donnohue South Beaver Street Edwin Wilson Waldo Street Greenville Miss Pearl J. H. Wilson Fifth Ward M. E. Church W. Foulke Epworth Youngstown, O Edward Evans Pollock Avenue Cotral Nellie Jessie Witbeck Gertrude Grisby Edward Edwards Steubenville, C J. J. Witbeck Bis Walter E. Miller Guthrie Oklahoma San Lucia Fla Herman Schnitzler Reynolds Street Iron City John Blaine South Front Street Sixth Ward Blaine Christian W. H. Gore W. A. Strimater Charles Matthews Lowney E.p.frey Bro Washington St Hart OsmxKosHu Peruna Medicine Co Lillian Roenheld Conservatory of Music Paria Chicago Germania Club Miss Roenheld Corcaago Inn Ohio Sel Holiday Footwear Florists Hatter and Furnisher Lone Avenue Earle Wiltley Park Disciple Church Samsons EB. Detchon Marietta Clarence Fleming Fleming Chicago Fertilizer Company
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