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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1908

Page

6

Road Supervisors Dine With Auto Club In Lawrence County

The Auto Club of Lawrence County hosted a banquet at the Fountain Inn for about fifty road supervisors and auto club members. The event, part of the Good Roads Convention, aimed to foster cooperation on better roads and curb fast driving with farmer support, despite rain shortening a planned city drive.

Auto Club Lawrence County Fountain Inn Good Roads Court House

Committees Formed by Business Men in Grocers’ Rooms

The Business Men's Exchange met in the Grocers' association rooms at 10 Neshannock avenue with many members present. A committee of J. J. Dean, J. C. Norris, and E. J. O'Brien will confer with the chamber of commerce on amalgamating the two groups and advancing the New Castle to Franklin traction line. Other committees were named for Legislative, Entertainment, and Home Trading roles.

Business Men’s Exchange Grocers’ Association Neshannock Avenue Messrs J. J. Dean J. C. Norris E. J. O’brien Chamber of Commerce New Castle Franklin O. E. Thomas W. E. Patterson G. W. Moody W. J. Broe C. O. Hornstein A.L. White Robert Magill B. J. Thomas E. B. Leavy C. Ed Smith Jere Blucher Frank Fisher G. W. Preston H. W. Mitchell

Supervisors Debate Highway Rights and Duties at Meeting

The meeting elected Samuel McCreary as chair and James Flynn as secretary. Attorney H K Gregory outlined abutting landowners rights on highways noting ownership to the center and the need not to block travel. State Highway Commissioner Hunter traced road history and urged practical road maintenance during storms.

Samuel McCreary Hickory Township James Flynn Union Township H. K. Gregory Gregory Hunter America Pennsylvania Automobile Club Fountain Inn

Ladies Orange Lodge Elects Officers in New Castle

Land Pride of New Castle chapter met in Golden Eagle hall on Tuesday evening and elected officers led by district deputy president Mrs R P Riddle. New officers include Past Mistress Mrs Lillian Dout Worthy Mistress Mrs Lyda Davis Deputy Mistress Mrs Nettie Marshall Chaplain Mrs Mame Riddle Recording Secretary Mrs Fannie Baney Financial Secretary Mrs Mildred Abel Treasurer Mrs Belle Hopwood Conductress Mrs Pattie Beaman Assistant Mrs Josephine Rick Inside Guard Mrs Florence Frost Outside Guard Mrs Anna Edmundson Trustees Mrs Lucy Hoagland and Mrs Lillian Douds Advisory board Robert Woodrow and Frank Jamison. A social hour followed with cards music and dancing and luncheon served by committee Belle Hopwood Lyda Davis and Mildred Abel.

Pride of New Castle Ladies Orange Lodge Golden Eagle Hall R. P. Riddle Lillian Dout Lyda Davis Nettie Marshall Mame Riddle Fannie Baney Mildred Abel Belle Hopwood Pattie Beaman Josephine Rick Florence Frost Anna Edmundson Lucy Hoagland Lillian Douds Robert Woodrow Frank Jamison

Coasters Crash Into Farm Wagon Injures Local Boy

A sled collision on Grant and Jefferson streets left young Cunti badly hurt with possible skull fracture. Coachman Charles H. Gardner aided the Myland boy and another injured youth, an ambulance called, and fear of multiple fatalities spread before all boys recovered steadily.

Cunti Charles H. Gardner Marcus Feuchtwanger Grant Street Jefferson Street Taylor Waadington Diamond Cants Jefferson and Grant Lillian Westlake Dunn and Rice Gardner Myland Feuchtwanger Offutt Undertaking Establishment Mercer Street East Mercer Jefferson

Deaths of the Day David R Jones and Samuel S Emery

David R Jones of 20 East Lawrence street died early Wednesday at home after a year long illness. He was 65, born in Wales, a puddler by trade, married with several children and a Volunteers of America member. Funeral details pending. Samuel S Emery of 71 East Street dies. funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church with Greenwood Cemetery interment.

David R. Jones East Lawrence, Street Mr. Jones Wales The Volunteers of America G. P. Jones James Jones Nelson Seibert William E. Jones Mabel Higgs Pittsburg Philip Jones Margaret Jones Samuel 5. Emery East Street Trinity Episcopal Church Greenwood Cemetery

Associated Charities Meeting Called For Thursday

All members are urgently asked to attend a meeting in the Y M C A rooms at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Full attendance is necessary. Secretary LA Dickinson.

Associated Charities C. Dickinson

City Firemen to View New Engine in Youngstown

Fire department officials expect to travel to Youngstown to inspect the completed fire engine under construction for the city. The unit will be delivered after final assembly and testing, promising enhanced response capabilities for local emergencies.

Youngstown

Bible class forms at First Presbyterian church

Invitations signed For the other fellow drew 23 people to a new Bible class at First Presbyterian after the church supper by the Daughters of Lydia. Dr. Scott F. Hershey attended and spoke as the class plans a constitution and aims for hundreds of members. The group will meet Sundays at 9 30 during Sunday school and seek officers and a teacher.

First Presbyterian Church Lydia Scott F. Hershey Messrs E. E. Leavy J. M. Butz W. K. Hugus

Mrs Hainer Returns Home After Visit

Mrs James F Hainer returns to Ellwood City after visiting relatives in this city Wednesday afternoon.

James F. Hainer Ellwood City

Rocky Mountain Tea Suggested for Woe and Worry

A short verse by J. C. Wallace promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for morning blues and worry, presenting a personal tip in a casual, intimate tone.

J. C. Wallace

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