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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

Page

10

Young Peoples Society Convention in Beaver Valley

Annual convention of Young Peoples societies of the United Presbyterian Church to be held at the Third U P church on Pittsburg street in Ord. Activities include morning devotional led by H E Coneby New Castle. afternoon sessions on missions and committee review. evening praise service and address by Rev J Knox Montgomery. Officers named: H F Coneby president Ada McCalmont recording secretary Miss Ina Patton tithe secretary Charles Irvin treasurer Curtis Ritz corresponding secretary Rev Andrew Magill. Sessions begin 10 am 2 pm and 7 20 pm.

Younges Societies Beaver J. S. Dice Bertha Houston First J. N. Mason Beaver Falls J. Knox Montgomery Cone Muskingum College H. FB. Coneby New Castle Ada McCalmont Galilee Nna Patton Neshannock U. P. Tech Charles Irvin Curtisitz New Brighton Andrew Magill City Reformed Presbyterian Church Corner Oak Pine Streets Martin C. E Third United Presbyterian J. Elmer Campbell C. UL A. M. McConahy Sp. m Beaver Valley Y. P. C. U. Presbyterian Muskingum College German Emmanuel Church of the Evangelical Association South Jefferson West South Streets John C. Ludwig Sitze First Baptist Church John Snape Bible School Karl Kemp Maitland Memorial First Primitive Methodist Church South Mill Street W. Bentley Human Brotherhood C. Ashton John Richardson

Mistake Over Church Title Sparks Equity Suit in Oakland

Rev John F Andrezejewski and others of the Madonna of Czestochowa Polish Catholic congregation sue Rev F O Shea and St Marys of Oakland to correct a deed and perfect title for property. The bill claims a misname occurred and real ownership was intended for St Marys Czestochowa in trust for the Polish congregation. Answer to the bill required within 20 days.

John F. Andrezejewski Othes Madonna of Czenstochowa St. Mary's Czenstochowa Richard Jan St. Mary's

Aiken Named Cashier at Union National Bank

J Elmer Aiken of Cadoc Wisconsin has been elected cashier of Union National Bank succeeding C F Wheeler who resigned for a position in the West. Aiken is a well known local figure and previously held the cashier post at First National Bank in Eld City.

J. Elmer Aiken Cadoc Wis Union Zonal Bank C. F. Wheeler Aiken First National Bank Eld

Fifth Ward Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Recoveries

John Craig of Weert Long avenue is recovering after two weeks of illness. Miss Jennie Gregory of Ellwood City will spend Sunday with friends in town. John Davis of East Long avenue will visit relatives in Pittsburg. Miss Lucy Fiscus of Milton street visits relatives in Sharon. Dave Harvard, a doubler in the Greer mill, visited Pittsburg Memorial Day. Mrs Bert Wilson of Lartton street is ill and homebound. Miss Annie White of Sheep hill spends the day with her sister in Wampum. Miss Lucy Davis is able to be out after illness. Harry West, steel mill employee, has recovered. Miss Bessie Harry of Sharpsville is guest of Mrs A B Bell in East Division street. Miss Edna Graham of Volant visits sister Mrs John Drake in South Mill street. Jack Lewis, heater in Shenango mill, concluded a short visit in East Pittsburg. Harry Smith of West Long avenue returns from visiting friends in Youngstown. Co C Harry and wife of Pearson Street conclude a short stay with relatives in Bilwood City. Ed Reed, forge and bolt works employee, attended a ball game in Pittsburg Thursday. Mrs Margaret Preston of Canal Dover Ohio is guest of her son William Preston of East Long avenue. Harold Rice of the asphalt company returns after a short Harmony visit. Miss Mary Harvard of Lyndal Street concludes a pleasant stay in Pittsburg visiting relatives. John Barney of Phillips street leaves for Wellsville Ohio where he has worked months. William Adams, doubler in Shenango tin mill, concludes a short stay with relatives in Niles. Mr and Mrs William Spade and family return from Ellwood City visit. Work progresses rapidly on the new Union National bank building front now completed and handsome.

John Craig Weert Long Avenue Jennie Gregory Ellwood City John Davis East Long Avenue Pittsburg Lucy Fiscus Milton Street Sharon Dave Harvard Greer Mill Bert Wilson Lartton Street Annie White Sheep Hill Wampum Lucy Davis Harry West Bessie Harry Sharpsville A. B. Bell East Division Street Edna Graham Volant John Drake South Mill Street Jack Lewis Shenanto Tin East Pittsburg Harry Smith West Long Avenue Youngstown Co. C. Harry Pearson Street Bilwood City Ed Reed Forge and Bolt Works Margaret Preston Canal Dover, C William Preston Harold Rice Asphalt Company Harmony

Capitol Probe Begins Again in Harrisburg

Harrisburg on May 31 reports the capitol probe committee reconvened with all members present. Read letters dominated the session, notably Rene T. Dequelin’s claim that Tiffany studios of New York were financially burdened by his services for Architect Huston’s capitol commission plans. Frank Irvine testified about room measurements for the auditor general's office and admitted unverified metallic casing bills.

Harrisburg Capitol Probe Committee Rene T. Dequelin Tiffany Studios New York Huston Capitol Frank Irvine Auditor General's Department Auditor General Snyder

To Let Rooms in Wayne House Nos 19 and 21 Mill Street

Immed iate possession for a leasing of ten rooms and bath at 21 Mill Street second and third floors five rooms and bath at 19 third floor two rooms with closet at 19 second floor and one room with closet at 19 same inquire C P Dus h ane for prices and terms.

Wayne North Mill Street Mill Street C. P. DuShane

Tomorrow's Pulpit Topics Across City Churches

A listings page notes morning and evening services at First Presbyterian, Union Baptist, Unitarian, St. Andrew's Episcopal, McCleary Avenue Mission, Bay Street Second Primitive, Hoover Heights Tabernacle, First Methodist, St. Luke's A M E, Central Presbyterian, First United, Croton Avenue M E, Highland United, Emmanuel Baptist, Second United Presbyterian, Third Bethany Lutheran, Second Baptist, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran, Central Christian, Christian Alliance, Reformed Presbyterian, Third United Presbyterian, German Emmanuel, First Baptist, Maitland Memorial Primitive. Includes topics, scriptures, service times, and invitations.

Bible School Bay Street First Methodist Episcopal Church Elmer E. Higley Epworth League St. Luke’s A Zion Church Elm Street P. K Fonvielle Jordan Botts Christian Endeavor Sac Dora B. Hill Central Presbyterian Church Sabath Christian Union W. R. Wilson D. D Allegheny Theological Seminary Croton Avenue M. E. Church J. L. Stratton Highland United Presbyterian J. Harper Hutchman Emmanuel Baptist Church Reynolds and South Jefferson Streets W. J. John Christ Second United Presbyterian Pittsburg Street Oposite Court House Andrew Magill C. U C. A God Third Church Bethany Vangelical Lutheran Church South Mill Street Reynolds Street C. G. Leatherman the Christian Assurance

McGill Family Long Visit to Distant Relatives

Rev and Mrs J A McGill of New Wilmington began an extended visit among their children. They plan to see daughter J G McCrory in New York, daughter Mrs Campbell in Petersburg, and daughter Mrs Laird in Tyrone, plus sons Robert in Pittsburgh and Milton in Allegheny.

J. A. McGill New Wilmington J. G. McCrory New York Charles Campbell Petersburg W. I. Laird Tyrone Robert Pittsburg Milton Allegheny

Missionary Conference Set for Grove City in July

The Presbyterian Young People's Missionary conference for this district will be held at Grove City July 18 to 28. Several hundred delegates are expected. The program will feature leading speakers and missionary specialists from the Presbyterian church and other denominations.

Presbyterian Young People’s Missionary Conference Grove City

Stickle Wins $1600 Verdict Against Western Allegheny R R

Samuel R. Stickle, owner of an 85 acre farm in Slipperyrock township, won a verdict of 1600 dollars against the Western Allegheny Railroad company after testimony on the case was heard on a Wednesday evening.

Samuel R. Stickle Western Allegheny Railroad Company Stickle Slipperyrock Township

False representations charged in credit case

Ricardo accuses Gustavo Suglisso and Antonio Rosso of obtaining credit for goods through false representations. Arrested by Constable Stitt, they face a hearing this evening before Alderman Mayne.

Ricardo Mayne Gustavo Suglisso Antonio Rosso Stitt

DuShane Plot Houses For Cash Payment In Pittsburg Street

Cash payment of 500 dollars buys seven room houses on the DuShane plot at Pittsburg street with balance long time. Two houses Nos 311 and 313 near finish show construction including parlor dining room with riff sawn floors and oak finish. Purchasers may contract themselves or use low building figures. completion three months after order. call Clare P DuShane for prices and specs. office open evenings after May 15.

DuShane Pittsburg Street Clare P. DuShane

New Wesley Pastor Installed to Succeed Resigned Preacher

Rev C B Livingston named to lead Wesley Methodist Church Sixth Ward by Presiding Elder Douglas and Bishop Berry. He begins duties Sunday, serves until conference, with possible one year renewal. A prominent young minister, Grove City College 1904 graduate and Drew Theological Seminary alum. Congregation approves appointment.

C. A. Imhof Wesley Methodist Church Sixth Ward C. B. Livingston Douglas Berry Livingston Grove City College Drew Theological Seminary Wesley Congregation

Objection Filed in Case Against Genkinger Over Opera Show

In New Castle, Jacob F. Genkinger faces a $100 fine for permitting Little Egypt to show in the opera house. Attorney B A Winternitz filed specifications of error arguing the information fails to identify Genkinger's role, that the show may violate local ordinance, and that the ordinance may conflict with state law.

City of New Castle Jacob F. Genkinger Egypt Opera House B. A. Winternitz Alderman Morrison Genkinger

Judges Appointed on Election Boards in Several Precincts

Judge Porter appointed William T. Bevan judge and William Body inspector in the second precinct of the Second ward due to moving officers. In Perry township second precinct J P Brun named judge and in Ellwood City J Shultz named as inspector.

Porter William T. Bevan William Body Perry Township J. P. Brun Ellwood City J. Shultz

Wash Goods Sale Boosts Bargains at Local Counter

Visit Wash Goods counter for lower prices with new sale lot. 15¢ yard 15c Galata boys suits fabrics in plain colors dots and figures. 29c Silk or mercerized Ginghams in plaid designs. 10c Shrunk Muslin full yard wide for skirts and suits. 15c Shrunk Muslin Auto Cloth 3 inches wide at 15c yard.

New Summer Parasols For Ladies And Children

A new stock of parasols is on sale with prices from 25c to 5.00. Ladies parasols in white and white with colored figures or floral designs are offered at 59c to 1.88. Plain colored silk umbrellas start at 2.50, with higher options at 3.00 and 3.50. Fancy colored silk parasols priced 3.50 and 5.00 for ladies.

Sale on Cambria Underskirts Priced at 98 Cents

This morning six dozen ladies Cambria Underskirts go on sale. They feature a deep knee flounce with nine rows of tucking and embroidery. Bargain price is 98 cents each.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ord U.P. Church Young People's Societies of Beaver Valley Presbytery Union National Hollister Wallace's Fifth Ward Mary Harvard Lyndal Street John Barney Phillips Street Wellsville, O William Adams Shenango Niles William Spade Home Street Union National Bank Capitol Probe Atlantic Refining Company (Incorporated First Presbyterian Church John Gordon Union Baptist Church Lawrence Street Second Baptist Church West Falls Street Green A. M. Patterson Paul Timothy G. R. Baker St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church North Street Neshannock Avenue Lazarus Luther League J. H. Miller Central Christian Church Long Pennsylvania Avenues Francis M. Biddle Frank Graham Christian and Missionary Alliance Central Branch Mercer South Streets Herbert Dyke lLord’s Day BIG Conference OF Missionary Workers R. Stickle Dr. Sheffield Sheffield Wesley Imhoff Mgr. Genkinger D.R. Bollard Clutton Washington and Pittsbury Street Bridge Ield R. S. McCulloch & CO Ittsburg Street Conservatism THE Citizens National Bank NEW Castle Loan CO Wallace Block Washington and Jefferson Sts W. S. Foltz George Greer W. Prest Samuel Foltz First National Bank OF U. S U. S. Treas
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