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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

7

Sheriff Sales At Courthouse Track Notable Auctions

Sheriff Whaley conducted property auctions at the courthouse. Lee Gailey’s lot at Wallace Ave and Crawford Terrace sold to Clarence Bower for 14 dollars with a mortgage. Gailey’s other lot at Wallace Ave and Reis St went to James Gardner for 350 dollars with debt of 2 170 33. S L Riddle farm attracted J Norman Martin who warned title issues. sale reached 100 before adjournment. Hay Walton lots bid by attorney J W Rhodes for mortgagee Matthew Gunton. Frank Alborn property on Albert Street sold to John B Offutt for 2600, clear of 2500 mortgage. D J Mulcahy farm to M D McCarthy for 50. Willis Houk property to Elisha Houk for 1050. Hawthorne Ave lot of T J Becker and R C Becker sold to J A Ray and others for 25 with liens noted.

Sheriff Whaley Court House Lee Gailey Wallace Avenue Crawford Terrace Clarence B. Bower Gailey Reis Street James A. Gardner S. L. Riddle Enon J. Norman Martin L. Riddle A. B. Hay Walton J. W. Rhodes Matthew Gunton Frank Alborn Albert Street John B. Offutt D. J. Mulcahy Elli9od City M. D. McCarthy Willis Houk Hazel Dell Elisha Houk Hawthorne Avenue T. J. Becker R. C. Becker J. A. Ray L. M. Tber

Conversation Fragments Involving Mr. Titewadd

A brief exchange recalls a candy store incident with Mr. Titewadd. One speaker chides another for not entering the shop while insisting on past commitments. The dialogue hints at shared memory and a remembered companion.

Vinol Helps Old People and Restores Strength

Mrs James McCormick of Cohoes New York reports Vinol restored her elderly mother's strength after pneumonia within a week. The ad touts cod liver without oil plus tonic iron as effective for weak older adults and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit. It also promotes Saxo Salve for itching burning skin.

James McCormick Cohoes N. Y Vinci Geo. W. Clutton P. S

Measles Epidemic Report Sees Decline With 77 May Cases

Eight hundred cases of measles have been reported since the epidemic began in January. The outbreak appears near end with May recording 77 cases and a small number in the last week or two. Monthly totals show January 113, February 151, March 275, April 183, May 77, total 799.

Brown's Bird Sets Bold Pace In Pigeon Race

The New Castle Homing Pigeon club held its second race from Urbana Ohio eighty miles west of Columbus. Birds liberated at 8 30 am reached at 12 36 12 38 and 12 40 with James H Brown leading at 1413 yards per minute followed by Charles Cartwright 1403 and James P Cook 1392. Next race from Greenfield Indiana 315 miles away will test birds.

New Castle Homing ‘Pigeon Club Urbana Ohio Columbus James H. Brown Lincoln Avenue Charles Cartwright James P. Cook Jimmie Cook Greenfield Ind

Runaway Surrey Injures Six With Ruth Book Fractured Ankle

A runaway surrey frightened its team and passengers near Shenango Valley hospital. Mr Book and daughter Ruth were struck. both legs trapped by wheels. Ruth twisted her ankle, fracturing the bone, as ambulances rushed them for care. May Book recalls the team may have run a mile and a half before stopping.

Surrey Ruth Seventh Ward Shenango Valley Hospital May Book

Spreckels to Go to Germany as Ambassador

Berlin reports a well founded rumor that Rudolph Spreckels of San Francisco may be named U S ambassador to Germany, succeeding John Leishmann. President Wilson has reportedly placed Spreckels’ name with the German foreign office to confirm his persona grata status.

National News Association Berlin Rudolph Spreckels San Francisco Cal U. S Germany John Leishmann Wilson Spreckels Foreign Office

One of the oldest trade secrets revealed

The White Friars Carthusian monks guard the method for making Chartreuse liqueur at La Grande Chartreuse near Grenoble. After the 1903 seizure of their monastery, the secret remains undisclosed though chemists know ingredients, they cannot reproduce the genuine liquor.

la Grande Chartreuse Grenoble France Chicago Tribune

Real Oswego Serge Suits at 17 50 at The People's Store

Advertisement item noting Oswego serge suits priced at 17 50 for dressers at The People's Store located 2 4 West Washington Street. Excerpt appears in a local paper.

People’s West Washington Street

Yankee surprises foreign golfers at St Andrews

W. Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester Massachusetts stunned golf enthusiasts worldwide with a bold, spirited display at St Andrews Scotland. He pushed Harold H. Hilton to eighteen holes and was finally defeated in nineteen holes, a remarkable showing for a 23 year old beginner.

W. Heinrich Schmidt Worcester Mass St. Andrews Scotland Harold H. Hilton Hilton Schmidt

A. B. Wilson Called By Death in Ohio Rural Community

A. B. Wilson of Coitsville township Ohio near New Bedford died at home June 1 after multiple strokes. Born June 6 1837 he moved here in 1864 married Lucretia Brownlee in 1867. Survived by children Hettie Dorcas Adele Newton Laura Belle Sabina and Fritz. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. B M Paul at Hopewell cemetery New Bedford.

New Bedford A. B. Wilson Nercer County Youngstown Laura Belle James McCartney Sabina A Fritz ‘Tell Coitsville Centre Road Rev. B. M. Paul New Bedford Hopewell Cemetery

Painting Window Shades From The Floor

Cracked window shades can be renovated by laying them flat on the floor and painting with oil paint from any hardware store. Paint one side, let dry thoroughly before turning to the other side. This preserves the shades and extends their life for years.

Highland Leads In Physical Vk School Standings

The Highland building tops school standings in physical training with Thaddeus Stevens close behind and Miss Bertie H Frantz overseeing. The list includes Taub Sehhated ke 90303 638 198.2, Martin Gantz 197.6, Home Street 197.3, and others. Also noted are entertainment acts Enoch the King Fish, Manley and Walsh, Gibson and Gibson, and a two reel motion picture program with shows at 7 15 and 8 45 oclock.

Highland Thaddeus Stevens Bertie H. Frantz Taub Sehhated Martin Gantz Home Street Otte Gers Tae Croton Ety TSU Orire Enoch King Fish Manley Walsh South Darkey Messrs Gibson Julian Eltinge Inita Julius

Cascade Park Vaudeville Week Opens With Noted Acts

Cascade Park announces a three day vaudeville run at the Cascade Park theater led by The Deodates and other top talents including the Great Italian Necromancers and Magicians. The schedule promises strong headliner attractions and a special feature each night.

Cascade Park Theater Deodates

Tax bachelors urged by New York clubwoman

Mrs Anita Comfort Brooks, a New York club leader and sociological worker, advocates taxing bachelors. She declares any man earning 1000 dollars a year can afford marriage and that men over twenty seven should pay a premium for freedom from matrimony.

New York Anita Comfort Brooks

Brother-in-law charged with pointing firearms in disturbance

Mrs. Alice McQuiston filed an information before Alderman Ranney charging her brother-in-law Charles Huffner with surety of the peace pointing firearms and disorderly conduct. Huffner was arrested and jailed for a hearing after an uproar at her Pittsburg home occurred Saturday.

Alice McQuiston Ranney Charles Huffner Huffner

Sign Planned For New Y M C A To Advertise

Directors of the association decided to place a large electric sign on the southeast corner of the new Y M C A building. The illuminated sign will be visible for long distances along East and West Washington streets and will feature vertical lettering.

Association Washington

Y. W. C. A. Camp Folders Describe Attractions and Prices

Descriptive folders for the Y. W. C. A. camp will be ready today detailing the camp’s attractions and pricing. Officials expect a great season, noting the association has never before had such an attractive and convenient site.

League schedule to be lengthened

Members of the executive committee of the Church Baseball league will meet Monday evening in the parlor to discuss extending the schedule and the season. The meeting aims to set new dates and adjust game counts for the coming year.

Church Baseball League

Schedule to lengthen as YMCA league meets tonight

A YMCA league meeting will set the adjusted summer schedule and finalize organization details neglected earlier. Several games have excited interest, prompting a slight extension of the schedule at tonight's gathering.

Samuel Eakin Dies in McKeesport

Death reported in this city of Samuel Eakin at 5 AM at the St Barnabas home for invalids in McKeesport. Survived by his wife and two sons, wife living on Neshannock Avenue. He once lived here and was well known to longtime residents. Funeral planned in Harlandsburg, likely Wednesday with arrangements to be announced later.

Samuel Eakin St. Barnabas Home For Invalids McKeesport Neshannock Avenue Eakin Harlansburg

Hospital Notes From Shenango Valley

Hillsville resident Joe Matele sustained severe burns to an arm and thigh at the quarries Saturday and was admitted to Shenango Valley hospital. Oakland Avenue resident Andy Zuku was taken there for surgical treatment. Division Street resident Jim Carlandrell was admitted for care. Park Avenue resident Mrs Blanche Mitchell was moved to Shenango Valley for surgery. Eastbrook resident Philip McCreary was brought to the hospital.

Joe Matele Hillsville Shenango Valley Hospital Andy Zuku Oakland Avenue Jim Carlandrell Division Street Blanche Mitchell Park Avenue Philip McCreary Eastbrook

New Jersey Adults Earn Less Than Six Hundred Annually

Report notes two thirds of New Jersey adult males earn under 600 dollars per year. The data highlights widespread low wages and economic hardship among workers in the state.

New Jersey

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