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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

2

No Shops Planned for Lowellville

The Baltimore and Ohio railway denies plans for new shops at Lowellville and says existing facilities at New Castle Junction and Youngstown suffice for the division. The article also notes improving demand for steel passenger and traction cars, a dining car liquor ban south of the Ohio River, and railway personnel movements across the region.

Baltimore and Ohio Lowelville H. H. Temple Youngstown Pressed Reir Illinois Central Railroad Ohio River Hahn Kelley Pennsylvania Carmen Lawrence Junction Will Horchler Baltimore & Ohio Union Depot New Castle Junction

Reverends Leiper and Magill to Exchange Pulpits

Rev I G Leiper pastor of the Center U P church and Rev Andrew Magill of the Second U P church will exchange pulpits Sunday morning. Magill will return to conduct services at his own church in the evening.

I. G. Leiper Center U. P Andrew Magill U. P Magill

Free ashes from Lawrence Ice and Storage building

The ashes from the Lawrence Ice and Storage company on West Grant Street are available free for removal. Call at ec.

Lawrence Ice and Storage Company West Grant Street

Jurors Drawn for September Court

Jury commissioners have drawn a grand jury for the September term of court to convene the first week in September. The panel includes McClintock Thomas, Hunt Stewart J., Book Clyde, Mornes Archie R., Rupp Bert, and many others from Hazel Dell, Fourth Ward, Union, Pulaski, and surrounding areas. The term will consider the Commonwealth vs Fred Rosena and Rocco. true bills will determine trial.

the Commonwealth Fred Rosena Rocco Rocco McClintock Thomas Hazel Dell Hunt Stewart J Scott Book Clyde Mornes Archie R Rupp Bert Marshall John H Gaston George W Elliott Noah W Petitt W. B New Wilmington Frederick Jacob Union Winters John Pulaski Hannon Burnside Samuel H Barnett Charles Broadbent T. H Armstrong James R Washington Knoblock Harry Neal Mont Wilmington Black Andrew L Robison Mahoning Lanham Zed B Shields Elmer B Kacher William Ward J. J Wayne Bair Ellwood City Jones Evans Joseph McClane Little Beaver Schuster Moses Parks South New Castleborough Gritin P. W North Beaver Samuel A Cain Edward Hickory Buchanan Samuel Streib Earl First Ward Perkins Copper Slipperyrock Withers Robert Fifth Ward Stewart G. L S. M Kennedy Shenango Anderson Jerry B Hess F. R Duff C. W Raub Wilson Hamilton Richard L Rohlf Frank N Taylor Everett Tillia Peter Francis Camblin John L Eckert Mershimer Bingle Gillespie Ralph Pizer R. J Plaingrove Munnell Donnellan Emery Milton Stevenson J. B Crocker Neshannock Rhodes Samuel L

Wampum Social Notes Highlight Visits and Dance

Wampum residents welcomed visitors from New Castle and Beaver Falls this week. Mrs. Philip Kitterer spent time with Ellwood City friends, and Mrs. D. E. Orris visited her mother in East Palestine. Mayme Hickey and sisters toured Beaver Falls while Mrs. Cunningham and Claire called on in New Castle. A Wampum social dance at the opera house Thursday drew attendees from West Pittsburg for an enjoyable evening.

D. M. McDonald New Castle Philip Kitterer Ellwood City D. E. Orris J. Green East Palestine Mayme Margaret Lucy Hickey Beaver Falls L. M. Orris William Ault Niagara Madie Stapf Mayme Brady Cascade Ed Cochran Charles Butler Fred Cochran Conneaut Wampum Opera House West Pittsburg

Foster forecast predicts unsettled storm period late July into August

Washington forecast notes disturbances crossing the continent from July 25 to August 3 bringing the most severe storms of the month. It warns of a hot wave preceding the ten days of cooler weather, with temperatures above normal in the west and near normal in the east, and rainfall near normal from Houston to Quebec. It projects average crops with no boom crops and corn prices around 60 to 70 cents.

Washington, D. C Continent Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Great Central Valleys Eastern States British Columbia Manitoba Northern Central Valleys Pacific Rockies Houston Texas Quebec Canada Chicago

Union Meeting at First Presbyterian Church

The North Jefferson Street church union meeting will be at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening starting at 8 o'clock. Rev. James M. Ferguson of First United Presbyterian will preach on "A Challenge of Faith." The Young People’s societies meet at 7 with the topic "Home Missions the Home Mission School House and What it Does." Two or three members from each church are on the program.

North Jefferson Street First Presbyterian Church James M. Ferguson First United Presbyterian Church Home Missions Home Mission

Ladies Auxiliary Disclaims Bills by Mrs. R. W. Welsh

The Ladies Auxiliary of B. of R. T. lodge 371 states it will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Mrs. R. W. Welsh of Mahonington 28713.

R. T. Lodge R. W. Welsh Mahonington

Calf Delays Key Rail Express In Pennsylvania

In New Cumberland Pennsylvania a small wobbly calf owned by Daniel Folk blocked the Northern Central line delaying the Southern express for seven minutes. The animal trotted along the track crossing the Yellow Breeches creek bridge at speed while the fireman attempted to shoo it away. Engineer Sam Wise and HR tower operator Charles Witmer were drawn into the incident with Witmer even offering to buy the calf.

New Cumberland Daniel Folk Baltimore Northern Central Railway New Market Southern Express Harrisburg Washington Sam Wise York Charles Witmer HR Tower Folk Yellow Breeches Creek

Editor praised for barking dog nuisance campaign

A reader letter endorses the News stance against free roaming dogs, urging city action to curb the nuisance. The writer calls for ending dog licenses or banning dogs from city limits, advocating tied, quiet pets and citing rabies fears and neighbor disturbance.

Editor News New England

Mills Idle and Reassignment Notice at Shenango Works

Hot mill crews on mills 21 to 30 will be idle for one week starting July 27 1908. Mills 1 to 10 will report for duty on mills 21 to 30 for one week starting July 7 1908. American Sheet Tin Plate Co Shenango Works D S Pyle Manager.

Pipneu American Sheet & Tin Plats Co Shenango Works D. S. Pyle

Railway Lineman Knocked From Car On New Street Line

Gilbert Brooks a lineman for the Butler line was knocked from a street car on Pierce avenue after leaning from the door and striking by a nearby telephone pole. He suffered facial bruises but no serious injuries and returned home to Mars after treatment at Dr. Thompson’s office.

Gilbert Brooks Pierce Avenue Butler Times Brooks Pillow Street Butler Line Mr. Brooks Butler Bauer J Thompson Mars Pasengers

William Cooper makes round trip to New Castle by car

William Cooper, the tailor, rode the Butler and Harmony car from Butler to New Castle and back between meals. He ate breakfast in Butler, arrived in New Castle, then returned in time for dinner. Harmony cars were well patronized, delivering an hour and fifty five minute schedule.

William Cooper Butler New Castle Mr. Cooper Harmony

Cure Your Kidneys Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement

A testimonial from Mrs. C. E. Hilyard of Mahoningtown New Castle Pa extolls Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney pains backache and urinary issues. The ad claims rapid relief after the first box and notes continued recovery with lasting results since 1904 with reaffirmations in 1907. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in US Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Bright New Castle C. E. Hilyard Montgomery Street Mahoningtown Savas

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Lowellville Railroad Italy Bessemer and Lake Erie Erie Railroad Brotherhood of Railroad Cleveland Queens Junction Butler County Western Allegheny Railroad M. J. Boyd Zelienople Pittsburg W. H. Patterson Mr. Boyd T Suter T Place J. E. Smeltzer Erie Mosier A. B. Reed Crawford Avenue Wrence Junction Rev. Leiper Court House C. C. Cunningham Miss Claire The New Castle News News Office Foster Castle Nour Building Lawrence Lawrence Savings & Trust Company Plano NEW Castle Loan CO Wallace Block Over People’s Credit Clothing Store Washington and Jefferson Streets Sherbrook & Berry Fred Wycoff Sanford & Darlington Cascade Park G. B. Zahniser Clendenin Bell E.E. Bigley Croton Ave Lake Conneaut Lake Ashtabula New York Dentists DR. King Mgr East Washington Street Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
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