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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
Miss Frances Foulke daughter of Mrs C W Foulke of Boyles and Highland avenues has been elected head of the German department at Beaver High School. She won the position over more than 30 candidates and is connected to the University of Pittsburgh where she is nearing graduation on June 14. Lee Foulke, a Beaver High graduate from the class of 1904, is mentioned as another family member.
Rev Herbert Dyke formerly of Gospel Tabernacle now heads Branch No 1 of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Pittsburgh. He and his congregation are erecting a new tabernacle on Arch Street. Several former parishioners from his city visited him this week.
Geo W Clutton of this city remains agent for ZEMO the remedy for eczema dandruff and skin diseases. The drug store will offer free samples to skin sufferers and a booklet How To Preserve The Skin to interested readers.
In Gary Indiana the first sheet steel was rolled in United States Steel's Gary mills in a test run attended by President E W Pargny of the American Sheet and Tinplate Co and S A Doris. Sixteen four jobbing and two plate mills finished with plans for 96 total mills. The 22 completed will employ 2,000 men. Pargny said Gary mills are the best and most up to date in the world.
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock will seek funds in the fall for the fare and maintenance of cats employed to reduce rodent damage in the postal service. The cats are on the regular rolls but not from the civil service roster, preventing mail and equipment losses.
Prosecutor Turner said bribery prosecutions of Ohio legislators will continue despite the acquittal of Representative George Nye. Three other indictments against Nye remain. the next trial expected involves a charge Nye solicited a bribe from Burns detectives.
The Handel Oratorio Society’s second May concert presented Saint Saens The Deluge with a acclaimed chorus and soloists led by conductor Paul Browne Patterson. Performers John Lewis Fred Smith Samuel Lewis Gula Frew May Hoyt Charlotte Griffith Charlotte Nicklin and Mrs Patterson received praise while Carmen Toreador’s Song and Herbert Angelus were repeated by popular request. A society meeting at the high school Monday at 8 concludes the program and plans for next season.
Dr. Karl T. Miller a Philadelphia dentist arrives in Reno with a party of eastern professionals pursuing divorce. His wife is the daughter of the Towanda Steel Roller mills president. Miller Sr. is a coal operator. Also present Burnell Gunther son of a Chicago candy king and Mrs. Margaret Barker formerly Miss Margaret Gottschalk of Chicago.
In Columbus on June 2 the Ohio Senate faces an awkward vote as members approve a 5000 appropriation to fund investigations of their careers and the bribery prosecutions of indicted members. Originally 7500, the sum was slipped into a bill and only after a delayed adjournment did the compromise pass.
Sharon June 2 William Sutton held for trial after hearing before Squire Thomas Thomas on stealing a horse from H D Cole near Hubbard. He could not furnish 1000 dollars bail and was sent to Mercer jail awaiting trial.
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