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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
10
The Department of Labor has rejected exaggerated reports of farm labor shortages as unfounded and harmful. Officials say regular farm labor is available where needed and that harvest demands will be met if all sources are utilized. The article notes previous inflated claims and outlines a plan to handle the situation with diverse labor sources.
In a terse workplace moment the team debates purpose and progress as work remains unfinished. Leaders push for concrete action while teams wrestle with priorities and time management. The exchange underscores a demand for clear objectives and measurable results.
Sevent h Word News reports a seventh ward wedding anniversary gathering at 8. B. Park on West Cherry Street with music decorum and many relatives. The event included a state tour lunch by Mrs Evans and Mrs Pryans. attendees listed include Mrs Harkless Brown Hammond Metzel Jenkins Lovell and Ward residents. Also notes the death of Mrs. John Towans Warren and a visit by Mrs Lillian Rhodes to Camp Custer. A train of sailors passed through the town en route to the coast.
Christian Church Bible school 9:46 and preaching at 11. Children’s day program by Bible class at 7:45. Methodist church Sunday school 9:20 and preaching at 11 with class meeting at 12 and Epworth League at 7:45. Presbyterian church regular sermon notes installation of new trustees deacons and deaconess at morning service. St Margaret’s church first mass at 7:34 second mass 10:90.
After mass and Sunday school notes show Miss Nuth Smith, a student nurse at the Uamot Wospitel, ill, la Bpadlnga two weeks while with Rev. and Sra. A. T. Smith at Newell Avenue. Constable Medwale quells stray dogs amid frequent tax-related complaints and a plan to curb them. A new local theater notice promotes Tull's Bye at the Crescent Theater. Katharine Nugent, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Nugent, was startled by a vehicle on Cedar Street but sustained only minor injuries and will remain home for several days.
A train of sailors passed through Mt Watd this morning, writing mail and exchanging addresses with residents before heading to the coast for immediate sea service. Local personal notes list numerous visitors and brief visits across wards including Madison Avenue, Cherry Streets, and Wabash Avenue with cities such as McKeesport and Youngstown appearing in the weekend’s social updates.
Chief M J Young and County Detective John B Tru pursued information that two men matching the killers of Cucia were under surveillance in a midwestern city. They left last night to verify the leads, which aligned with a prior police circular issued weeks earlier.
Five men were sent to Columbus barracks yesterday from this city for service in the United States army. Names include Albert F. Wilkins of 714 Oak Street in the medical corps, Richard Wilkins of Elizabeth Pa in the medical corps, and Roland A. Richeel of 937 Court Sirest.
Multiple terse notices advertise rewards and payments for coal and cotton rags, with scattered names and addresses. Included are service headings for city water works, jewelers offering repairs at low prices, and cavalry and quartermaster affiliations with names such as Denniie N. Reeder and Francis FE Rowland, dated D6it28.
Almira Veo Camp faced the mayor in police court on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges after a morning of antics at Sherman House and nearby locations. She denied drinking, called witnesses, claimed respectable status, and was discharged but remained volatile claiming missing items including money and valuables.
Paris endured a fourth straight night of German air raids with two squadrons targeting the city. The first attack was repelled before reaching Paris, while a second wave dropped bombs after an all clear signal. No casualties were reported immediately following the raids.
Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Ainlt of Youngstown a daughter Mrs Hull is remembered as Miss Mary Tunison and sister of Mrs Charles Lassic of Boyles avenue.
Charles C. Fobes and Anna M. Rusnit obtain a marriage license in New Castle. A directorate order requires new retail business duties. a license outlines new retail ventures allowed, including English market access.
By virtue of a writ of Fiort Faciaa issued from the Court of Common Pleas Lawrence County Pa there will be exposed to sale at the Court House New Castle Pa on Monday June 1 16 at 10 oclock am a parcel of land in Seventh Ward Newamalie City Lawrence County Pa known as lot number twenty two in section in the plan laid out by the heirs of T X Phillips bounded by Liberty Street a ten foot alley and lot twenty four in the same section a three story frame watercol dwelling house erected thereon seized and taken in execution as property of SF Gotenseles and J 384 ussell at the suit of State Capital Garinge Loan association Shorttt Legal June 1 8 1f
A number of women have volunteered to aid the city draft board on Wednesday June 5 as young men age 21 since June 5 last year appear for registration at the city council chamber. Others volunteer their services as registrars and will be sworn in Harrisburg for credit for their services.
Fifteen boys from Pittsburg arrive in the county at noon to labor on Lanrine County farms. Officials anticipate about 152 workers countywide by June 15, with farmers urged to apply at the Lavace County Pan Burras. Also notes on early silver use and ancient sources in Spain and Paleuline hills.
Memorial Day services in New Bedford opened with a patriotic parade led by the New Bedford Citizens' Concert band. Soldiers with ties to Camp Lee and Camp Shenandoah joined veterans and relatives in ceremonies at the Presbyterian Church and Hopewell cemetery. A Third Liberty Loan speech, Gettysburg Address recitation by Miss Cindya Zedaker, and a monument crowning completed the observance, with local residents attending.
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