Concert Pleases Music Lovers at May Festival
The program opened with the Toreador's song from Carmen sung by Samuel Lewis and a chorus of about 25 voices. Lewis, new to May festival concerts, delivered a strong baritone performance. Victor Herbert's Angelus followed, sung by Mrs William Woodworth with a 20-voice chorus, praised for its beauty and the organ accompaniment by Mrs Patterson and an unnamed pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreador
Bizet
Carmen
Samuel Lewis
Lewis
New Castle
Victor Herbert
Angelus
William Woodworth
Patterson
City chorus presents The Sun Worshipers and The Song of the Winds
Patterson conducts a city concert with Miss Helen Isenberg and Mary Clarke as soloists in The Song of the Winds and The Sun Worshipers by A Goring Thomas. The chorus and soloists receive high praise for artistic renditions with strong support from Mrs Patterson and Dr John Nery. Tonight The Deluge by Saint Saens is expected to attract a larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Goring Thomas
I. J. Miller
Mary Clarke
Charlotte Nicklin
Gladys Hill
Patterson
Mand
John Nery
Saint Saens
Frizzleburg Notes on Local Visits and Illness
Philip Brown is on the sick list. Mrs Belle Weston visits, Mrs A M Clark. John Simpson spent Memorial day in Youngstown. Miss Fern Clark a New Castle visitor Monday. Miss Bertha Spearbeck visits her aunt in Conway. Robert Walker family return from Egypt. Clyde McClung improving after illness. Jennie Clark spent Sunday in crores with Miss Bessie An. Bertha Alcorn of Conway visits her sister Ida Spearbeck. Mrs Will Wood improved after illness. Harry Clark of Portland visiting his parents. Women's prayer meeting Saturday at 2 o clock at Miss Jessie Walker’s. Men’s Personal Workers league meets at Friz school Monday evening. Annie Edeburn of Albion. Lovina Hewitt of West Mid visits Mrs William Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brown
Belle Weston
A. M. Clark
John Simpson
Youngstown
Fern Clark
New Castle
Bertha Spearbeck
Conway
Robert Walker
Egypt
Clyde McClung
Jennie Clark
Bessie An
Annie Edeburn
Albion
Lovina Hewitt
West Mid
William Clark
Prizes Announced For City School Garden Contest
The Civic Department of the Federation of Women's Clubs announces prizes for school gardens to public school students. First prize two dollars fifty cents for best garden and lawn per school, second prize one dollar, third prize five dollars for city wide garden. Entries require flowers and vegetables, neat surroundings, and care by the entrant. Submit name, address, school, grade, to Smith Hutton Kirk on Washington Street between June and June 15.
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Civic Department
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Smith, Hutton & Kirk Company
Washington Street
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Excessive Affection
Mrs. Winifred Ingalls of Oliaton South Carolina asks for a divorce claiming her husband hugged her until her ribs cracked and his kisses suffocated her. The court action follows an often affectionate spouse whose demonstrative ardor allegedly caused medical symptoms and drew scorn from local observers.
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Winifred Ingalls
Oliaton
S. C
Huggerville
Kisstown
South Dakota
Mrs. Ingalls
Mr. Barnard
Prof Gilmore Sets First Exams For Teacher Certificates
County Superintendent Lee Gilmore will hold the first examination of teachers for professional certificates under the new school code Saturday afternoon. A large number of county teachers will take the exam. city teachers may attempt it, but time is short. The new code makes passing marks essential for certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gilmore
Gilmore
Notice to Merchants State Tax Due County Treasurer
Notice from W. E. Agnew County Treasurer that the State Mercantile Tax is due and should be paid now to settle outstanding obligations for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Agnew
Superintendent Kimes Returns After Illness
City Superintendent of Schools Prof. T. A. Kimes, previously confined at home with facial paralysis and neuralgia, was able to be at his desk today and reports feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kimes
Sealed Proposals for Lee Avenue Sewer Project
Sealed proposals will be received to 8 00 p m June 12 1911 for a sanitary sewer on Lee avenue from the Willard avenue extension to 110 feet north of Washington street. Each bid requires a $100 certified check and is marked Lee Avenue. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. H M Marquis City Clerk June 1 News-
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Lee Avenue
Willard Avenue
Washington Street
H. M. Marquis
Almira Street
R. W. Cunningham
State Street
Willard Avenue Sewer Extension Bid Notice
Notice invites bids for sanitary sewer extension from Willard Avenue western terminus toward Lee Avenue a distance of 712.50 feet. Each proposal must include a $100 certified check and be marked Willard Avenue Extension. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. News June 1.
Multiple rental properties listed with varied rooms and rents
A historical classifieds snippet lists flats, rooms, and store spaces for rent in Arlington and nearby streets. Details include 4 to 6 room flats, 1 to 2 bath setups, several store rooms and offices, a large building on S Mercer St slated for remodeling, and garage space near the Masonic Temple with rents ranging from 4.00 to 25.00 per month.
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Vorte
Arlingt
Sutton St
North St
Mulberry St
N. Mercer St
E. Washington
Pgh
E. Lawrence St
S. Mercer St
Bath
W. North St
Cochran St
Ke, Washington
N. Mill St
E. North St
Arlington Avenue
Clare P. DuShane
Opening of Sampson street in New Castle ward six
An ordinance directs the opening of Sampson street in the Sixth ward from Rebecca street to the city line according to a prior ordinance. Damages or benefits from the improvement are to be assessed by law. Certification notes the ordinance was introduced and is pending in the Common Council on May 17, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Street
Sixth Ward
Rebecca Street
City Line
City of
New Castle
A. D
H. M. Marquis
Pearl Street Bid Notice for Pearl Street grading
Notice to bids open until 8 p m Monday June 12 1911 for Pearl street grading between Ray and John streets. Each proposal with a $50 certified check marked Pearl street. City clerk H M Marquis reserves right to reject any or all bids News June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Street
Betwen Ray Street
John Street
H. M. Marquis
City printing and advertising bids due June 12 1911
Bids for city printing and city advertising are accepted until 8 p m on Monday June 12 1911. Specifications available at the city clerk's office. Right reserved to reject news June 8.
Welsh Street Opening Sets Sixth Ward Progress
The city council of New Castle Pennsylvania directs opening of Welsh street in the Sixth ward between Sampson and Harbor streets following an 1911 ordinance. Damages or benefits from the improvement to be assessed as required by law in the May 18 to June 1 1911 news cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Tin Street
Third Ward
New Castle
City of
Lawrence County
J. G
W. McConahy
Recorder’s Office
Martin Street
Anna O'Day
John G. McConelux
William M’elwee, Jr
Anna O’day Dee'd
W. D. Wallace
Welsh Street
Sampson Street
Harbor Street
Penna
A. D
H. M. Marquis
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M. Virginia Patterson
B. Mus
Handel Oratorio Society
Frizzleburg
Archbold
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
William de Mello
Mattapoisett
Mass
Guilherme
Jtory
Kimes
Furnace
E. Lincoln Ave
Neshannock Ave
Garfield Ave
N. Walnut St
E. Long Ave
Washington St
N. Jefferson St
N. Apateuste
Stata St
Bell
East Street
Bert Wells
East Washington Street
Dick Wallace
North Jefferson and
East North Sts
Hotel Henry
S. Croton Ave
Call Bell
Mercer Street
Simon Blau
South Mill
South Mill Street
Bell Phone
NEW Castle House
Pittsburg
Kissinger’s
East St
Care News
H. E. Woodworth’s
E. South St
Joseph Hannon & Bro
Andrew B. Spencer
Union
W. Ott
Z” Co
East Winter Avenue
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Leasure Avenue
North Hill
J. F. P. Kennelly & Co
Croton Ave
W. E. Hall & Son
Sharon
Moravia Street
Terrace Avenue
California
Samuel Warner
Jefferson Street
Heither
Mahoningtown
City
F. P. Dufford
West South Street
Huron Avenue
McCombs
H. G. Dodds
Meadville
Insurance
Highland Avenue
Robert L. Wallace
Lawrence Savings & Trust Bldg
Washington and
Sankey Street
Diamond
A. P. Grant
Croton Avenue
Wright's
Elmont Street
Oakland
Sly Street
Round Street
Moravia St
B. Levine
Mahoning Ave
Jacob Shoaf
Sycamore St
Franklin
Pearson Street
J. A. Webb
J. Gunning
Shaw Street
Quincy A. Mee-Bride
Citizens Bank
Citizens
Quest St
Water and Gas and
Wi Ce
C. C. Harry
County Line Street
Jere Bauman
Spruce St
Corner of
Oak
Quest Street
W. c
North Shenango Street
Grant Street
Yitey
Walnut Street
Tolent
New
Quincy A. McBride
Pittsburg St
Florence Avenue
E. J. O’brien
E.ee
West Croton Avenue
Hazen & Jamison
Greer Block
M. R
Majestic Picture Show
News Office
West Side
Dr. Scott
Bleakley Block
Woolworth’s
Nancy J. Maxwell
Seventh Ward
C. W. Davis
R. K. Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
Taylor
Beaver Township
Shaw
Taylor Township
Industrial Land Company
James H. Shaw
John H. Preston
R. P. Pomeroy
H. M. Good
L. R. C. Fralick
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