Simple Drugs and Remedies for Households
The passage urges keeping a selection of common medicines and remedies at home to prevent headaches and minor burns. It promotes ready-made kits of health items as essential for every household.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
The passage urges keeping a selection of common medicines and remedies at home to prevent headaches and minor burns. It promotes ready-made kits of health items as essential for every household.
Ellwood City Council passed an ordinance to grade and fill Wayne Avenue to 19 inches at the dip in front of J. L. Grieb’s home. The plan hinges on an agreement among Grieb H Y McCool and J F Haines to release borough damages or face a potential injunction.
Policeman Ed Reilley was discharged July 1 but he refuses to leave the force. Burgess John H. Hossler notified the police committee of the pending firing, yet Reilley plans to stay on duty until the council acts. He cites an old dispute as the motive and awaits further developments with interest.
Mary Roys aged 78 a longtime Hoytdale resident and grandmother of Carrie Roys died Thursday at 2 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs Annie Watson in Beaver Falls. Survived by six sons John and Robert of Wampum William Walter Joseph of Beaver Falls George of Hoysdale and daughter Annie Watson. Funeral services Sunday at 11 am at Possum Hollow.
Councilmen opened bids for paving Fifth Street between Lawrence and Crescent and Fountain Avenue between Fourth and Fifth. Bids listed per yard for excavation and per foot for paving, yielding little new information. The engineer and street committee will review details and aim to finalize by the next council meeting.
A. C. Frey and Walter Kimmich visited Pittsburg yesterday while R. T. Brown made a New Castle stop. C. E. Whistler returned from a cruise through the St. Lawrence basin. Mrs. F. M. Bickerstaff and Miss Lucy Young of Bridgewater visited Bert Bickerstaff yesterday.
Mehards from this county and beyond will meet tomorrow at the Ward home near Slippery Rock church for their annual Fourth of July reunion. Over 40 family members and friends expected, with five county heads identified including William Mehard of Ellwood City and J. R. Mehard of Shenango township. Two Mehards from New Castle also travel to attend.
Residents of Hazel Dell dispute claims of a disreputable house in their area. The News notes the house is said to be outside town limits and clarifies that Hotel De Bum is located down the creek near Ellwood City, not in Hazel Dell.
The First Christian Church of Ellwood City selected officers for the next year after closing its official year on Sunday June 28. Pastor Rev F L Taylor led services noting strong progress including a teachers' training class a local auxiliary to the Christian Woman's Board of Missions and a threefold rise in Bible class attendance with 85 new members added. The church enters the new year united and hopeful.
Funeral services for Agnes Bartsch, who died Wednesday, were conducted this morning at St Agatha's church by Rev. P. J. Hesson. She was 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spieler, wife of a husband and mother of one child, and well known in the community.
Miss Fay Eckles visited Butler last week and reports a fine time. Miss Dora McClymonds has been entertaining company for some time. Mrs. Margaret Brenneman and her aunt Miss Barret made a business trip to Portersville Monday. Mrs. Anna Robour and sister from Harlansburg were guests of Mrs. J. B. Eckles Saturday evening. Miss Lillian Manning returned home after visiting relatives in New Castle. Ellis Manning has returned home from Slippery Rock for vacation. Miss Blanche Thomas, previously homebound, was able to attend church Sunday.
Major industries in the Seventh ward including railroad shops, the box factory, the tin mill, and Standard Steel Car suspend operations from Saturday to Monday for Independence Day. Several thousand workers receive short vacations. full operations resume Monday morning. Also reports of injuries at the plant and local social notes and events across wards.
After July 4 flags for the government will bear forty six stars in six rows. John Bowman and others announce travel to Pittsburg and Oklahoma. Workers at Shenango Tin, Standard plant, and Mahoning area return from short trips with notes on the upcoming flag change.
Ice cream priced at 85 cents per gallon 15 cents per pint and 25 cents per quart. Flavors vanilla strawberry and chocolate available at 564 South Mill Street Bell 579 L 26912.
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