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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
6
A local clairvoyant advertises guaranteed readings detailing marriage timing, affairs, wealth bets, and life choices. She claims to name the right path, locate absent relatives, and reveal outcomes of investments and romances, promising help to solve troubles and improve fortune.
William Brown long led the Rock Point Coal Company in Chewton and had hundreds of friends. He died Monday at 2 15 am at his home after two years of ill health from a complication of diseases. He leaves a wife and children Arthur Wampum C B Shenango Co C and Lillian at home Ada Willoughby. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm at the residence conducted by Rev J C Worner. Interment likely Clinton cemetery.
A testimonial crowed by A Palmer of Lewistown Pa praises Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure for restoring energy, appetite, sleep, and ability to work after prolonged nervous and heart symptoms. The ad guarantees satisfaction or a refund from Miles Medical Co.
Mary Hassel aged 63 of Sharon dies at home after long illness. Born in Germany she lived in Sharon 56 years. Survived by husband George and children B W Lewis J Luke Williams Gertrude Hassel Julia Welmer William Frank and George, plus three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from family residence with interment in Sharon. Also noted a infant son Harry Sever aged 10 days died from neck abscess. services Sunday and burial in Brownsdale Butler County.
James Guyer a former lumberman from Pittsburg died Sunday morning at his home in Perry township Lawrence county where he had lived four years He is survived by daughter Mrs M M George and two sons Eugene L Guyer Perry township and John Guyer New Castle Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at Camp Run U P church.
The funeral for the late James Mc Dermitt of Hickory township who died Saturday afternoon will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at St Mary's church with interment in St Mary's cemetery. The remains were taken to J H Mc Cummins residence at 56 Bluff street.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Hunt of Grantboro are bereaved by the death of their nine year old daughter Ada from heart trouble she had suffered for some time The obituary notes the family’s loss and gives a brief cause of death reflecting a quiet local notice.
The Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting Thursday at 2 30 in the church parlors. Grace Methodist Episcopal holds a quarterly conference Tuesday evening. Shenango Valley Ministerial Association meets this afternoon at First Methodist Episcopal. King’s Daughters meet Tuesday. Social Union Wednesday. Ladies’ Aid Thursday in church parlors. First Christian women’s union sections meet Saturday and next Tuesday with Mrs Brown and Mrs Stoltz respectively.
G C Battley general yard master of the P and L E came home Sunday from Indianapolis where he was called by the death of his mother Mrs Sarah S Battley. Funeral services were held Saturday at 8 pm from the family residence in Ashland Avenue Indianapolis. Miss Estella Rhodes has returned to Monessen after holidays with her parents. Prof J W Canon returned from Sharon where he attended the teachers institute.
The newly formed Men's Missionary Society of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm to adopt the constitution elect officers and hear programs by T W Phillips W Fenton William F Barnes F J Biddle Charles H Young and Cc S Brooks Harris quartet will provide music with invitations extended to men youths and boys nationwide and from Canada.
The Lutheran league of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church holds its monthly business meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Beatrice Baacke in Martin.
St. John’s held its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 o’clock for the election of officers for the coming year.
Sheriff Waddington arrived in Ellwood City to sell the personal property of C. M. Bruner under an execution issued by George B. Nye and others. Three claimants contend ownership of a horse slated for sale, and the sheriff may be forced to divide the animal.
Miss Christina Zeigler daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Zeigler of Summit street married Francis C Reed in a quiet ceremony at Rev C G Leatherman's home with only the Zeiglers as witnesses. An informal reception followed at the bride's home yesterday. Miss Mary Agnew of Grant street is suffering from pleurisy.
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