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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
6
A stylish new hand bag of pin seal crepe is featured with a 5 to 8 inch frame, silk lining, mirror and card case. Leather or chain handle options in black brown or tan, finished neatly. Prices range from 2.50 to 3.50.
Mrs. Mary J. Bruce widow of Hiram Bruce died at her Washington township home Sunday morning aged sixty three. She was born November 22 1849 and lived most of her life in the county. She leaves husband four children two sisters and Miss Hannah Michaels. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm at the residence with Rev R C Stewart of Polk officiating. Interment Graceland cemetery.
Bernarde Wehele of Lawrence County died at his Frew Mill Road family home Saturday evening at 11 o clock from asthma after a prolonged illness. He was 73 and a member of St Josephs Church. His wife is listed as Mrs. Constance.
Mr and Mrs John Cross of 425 Fast Winter avenue were bereaved Sunday by the death of their twin daughters aged only a few hours. The mother's condition is critical. The Crosses have the sympathy of many friends. The interment was made today in Greenwood cemetery.
Local religious groups announce upcoming Bible classes and prayer meetings at various homes and streets. Meetings include Court Hill 8 o clock Tuesday at 109 South Walnut, Valley of Blessing Friday June 6 at 1216 Randolph, United Workers Thursday 7 45 at 1012 Croton, Ucalite postponed to June 10, Chamberlain Tuesday 2 30 at 917 East Washington, Fear Not Tuesday 8 at Brooklyn avenue, West Avenue 705 Tuesday, Laura Young Tuesday 2 30 at Beckford Street.
Washington DC June 2 Secretary Redfield reports United States coffee imports for the nine months ending March 1913 total 716 327 146 pounds valued at 99 881 423 dollars averaging 13 9 cents per pound. Projected year end totals will exceed all prior records.
Advertisement notes a $22 Norfolk suit offered for 15 dollars by The People’s Store located at 24 West Washington Street. The item is presented with minimal details and a call to action for buyers.
Greece maintains a near world monopoly in currant cultivation, controlling the bulk of production and export supply. The country’s favorable climate, legacy producers, and established trade networks support its dominant position in the global market.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a broad round of travel and hosting. Names include Mrs S P Smith Wallace avenue Pittsburg, William Fowler Youngstown, Earl Beman Sharpsville, Mrs S W Perry Leasure avenue Pittsburg, Thelma Cameron Youngstown, Charles Cooper Pulaski, Amzi Campbell Terrace avenue, Lloyd Mitcheltree Ellwood City, Elvina Peebles New Wilmington, Louise McCurdy Sharon, and many others visiting relatives in Pittsburg Grove City Croton Croton avenues. Many travelers depart for Chicago Bat tle Creek Detroit and Atlanta while others host relatives at homes on Highland Avenue West Washington Street and Wallace Avenue.
All members of Al Hakim Grotto No. 33 are requested to meet at the club headquarters on North Mercer Street by 2 o'clock Wednesday June 4 to attend in a body the funeral of Andrew W Woods at his home on East Lincoln Avenue.
The Lord's Supper was observed at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church. Sunday morning young men led the Sunday school and Attorney Walter Reynolds gave an address. Evening sermon focused on Past Present and Future Relative to the Law of Progress. Several church groups scheduled meetings this week and a picnic planning committee was appointed.
The A R B D girls hold their monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour in the parlors of the First Presbyterian church.
The church parlors will operate on a new schedule this week instead of Thursday due to the Sunday school convention.
For the purpose of electing officers a business meeting of the Kings Daughters of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday afternoon after 2 30 oclock.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Epworth M EF church will gather at 742 Pittsburg street the home of Mrs T W Dickson Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The street committee meets tonight and the electric committee may convene Wednesday evening. Firemen responded Saturday to a kitchen blaze at 1311 Grimes Street, alarm from box 56. Health dept reports measles in Herbert McNichols 411 Electric Street, Margaret Guy 314 Liberty Street, Lizzie Jenks 535 Long Avenue. Central fire station mourning for Andrew Woods, volunteer member, colors to stay for 30 days.
Mrs P H Reider of Lincoln Avenue entertains the Women’s Bible class of Epworth Methodist church at a Kensington home Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday with a large attendance desired.
The Ladies' Aid society of Croton Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock in the church hall for a regular gathering and program.
E. H. Rife of Rock Springs Wyoming has just married Mrs. F. C. Doyle, who was his sweetheart half a century ago.
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