Elks' Home contract awarded to New Castle firms
New Castle Lumber company and W H Chambers & Son win the Elks' home contract at Mill and Falls streets. The $55,000 bid covers three stories of brick with stone facing. Work starts immediately. foundation already done. Twelve bids were received from ten firms including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Elks
Mill and
Falls Streets
Lodge
New Castle Lumber Company
W. H. Chambers & Son
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Sharon
Youngstown
J. H. Hartsuff
L. M. Uber
John C. Hutton
Cam Liebendorfer
J. F. Cosel
Frank Foulke
Generous Response Aids Fire Victims
The call by Rev. Francesco Guglielmi for help for Italian families left homeless by a recent fire drew widespread support. Furniture, clothing, and money poured in and victims are now in new homes through city generosity, especially from numerous women including Mrs. J. R. Sherrard and Mrs. J. K. Gleason among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Guglielmi
Guglielmi
J. R. Sherrard
Milton Street
J. K. Gleason
North Walnut Street
Reed
East North Street
J. D. Pettitt
East Lutton Street
Lutton Street
W. Kramer
Crawford Avenue
Rice
Laurel Avenue
Percival
Allen Street
Beam
Pine Street
O. P. Rodenbaugh
Croton Avenue
Charles Long
Moody Avenue
Ehrlich
East Washington Street
G. B. Zahnizer
Highland Avenue
Assembly Devotes Day to Missions and Evangelism
The Rev. D Glenn Moore described ten years of growth in the mission department and plans to publish 182 mountaineer folk songs. Rev R A McConagha discussed work among mountaineers and Tennessee schools. Rev W J Reid praised Sabbath school with 173000 members. Rev E W McCulloch highlighted evangelism, reporting 12746 new members last year. Tuskegee quartet from Booker T Washington’s school sang, with 9000 graduates, only three jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Glenn Moore
R. A. McConagha
Tennessee
Rev
W. J. Reid
D. D
E. W. McCulloch
Committee On Evangelism
U. P
McCulloch
Tuskegee Quartet
Tuskegee
Booker Washington
Alabama
Woody
Kyle
Auto victim's doctor bill demand threatens suit
Fred Cavilli father of Ralph Cavilli hurt when an automobile struck him on the Jefferson street bridge on May 22. He states the owner must call at 24 Center street or New Castle hospital to pay the doctor bill or a suit will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cavilli
Ralph Cavilli
Jefferson Street
Center Street
New Castle Hospital
Trolley Car Leaves Track in Youngstown Accident
Mrs Rose Welsh and Mrs George Aldrich along with a baby Myers and grandchild William McCarthy were injured when a Youngstown trolley derailed at Beaver and Washington streets. They were taken to New Castle hospital with bruises and soon discharged. The cause was a raised Beaver street track end swinging a car end into a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Welsh
Woodland Avenue
George Aldrich
Wick Avenue
Youngstown
Myers
William McCarthy
Beaver and
Washington Streets
New Castle Hospital
Beaver Street
Federation of Women's Clubs Call for Civic Contributions
Edited by Mrs J G Nothdurst and Mrs Charles Greer the federation invites all department chairs and members and civic minded individuals to send contributions to the editor no later than Tuesday before the publication Thursday each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Nothdurst
Charles Greer
J. H. Jordan
George Pohl
Federation
Loan Exhibition Brings County Fair Feel in New Castle
The high school hosts a Loan Exhibition next week promising social bustle and access to valued items with historical interest. Residents may loan Philippines artifacts by contacting committee members Mrs. B. K. Thacker, Mrs. Frederick Hofflett, Mrs. Jessie Hamilton, Mrs. I. B. Griffith, or Mrs. J. G. Nothdurft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
New Castle
Philippines
B. K. Thacker
Frederick Hofflett
Jessie Hamilton
I. B. Griffith
J. G. Nothdurft
Chief Warnock Remembered With Memorial Day Wreath
Police and firemen honored the late Chief of Police Charles L. Warnock with a wreath reading Our Chief laid at his grave in Oak Park Cemetery. Family members expressed deep appreciation for the tribute from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Warnock
Oak Park Cemetery
King George Sends Thanks for Empress of Ireland Disaster
King George of Great Britain cables thanks to President Wilson for sympathy after the Empress of Ireland disaster. His message expresses sincere gratitude for U S condolences and regard for families of those who perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
King George
Great Britain
Wilson
United States of America
Rebels expose leaked wartime telegrams and Huerta links
Fugitives reveal government messages held back and delayed telegrams about the steamships Bavaria and Ypiranga landing war munitions for Huerta. They say Carranza and Villa knew of arms consignments before Huerta learned. Huerta ordered Bentran to Toluca. Bentran refused and warned of arrest. Dissatisfaction spreads through government. capital calm seen as prelude to storm.
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Bavaria
Ypiranga
Huerta
Car
Ranza
Gen. Villa
Joaquin Bentran
State of Mexico
Mexico City
Toluca
Bentran
Mexican Army Near Mutiny in Mexico City
Reports from Vera Cruz say the capital’s army is on the verge of mutiny against Huerta, with Blanquet’s influence strong. Six former communications attaches arrive as rebels, saying they fled after Huerta’s decree to conscript government workers and plan to join General Gonzales in Tampico. Telegrams were held back before plot detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coates
I. N
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Twenty-ninth
Blanquet
Bureau of Communications
Constitutionalist
Cabal
Tampico
Gen. Gonzales
Boro Teachers Are Elected In South New Castle Board
At a South New Castle school board meeting last evening teachers for the next term were chosen. C. C. Rodgers was named principal with Ruth Black in room 3 Bessie Hasely in room 2 and Mary Black in room 1. The school tax was set at 25 mills an increase of one mill. G W Campbell was elected janitor. The mic teacher election was postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South New Castle
C. C. Rodgers
Ruth Black
Bessie Hasely
Mary Black
G. W. Campbell
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Lumber Co
Cham
Bers & Son
Elks’ Home
North
James Blackwood
C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
W. H. van Gorder
G. P. Smith
Blaine Street
Amon
Lincoln Avenue
C. C. Sankey
Wallace Avenue
E. McCleary
Willard Avenue
L. Kesser
Court Hill
Helen Westlake
Jeannette Shaner
Renzetti
M. I
Savonarola
Marconi
M. E
Allen
Alien
Iag
Sonstitute
Alica
Assembly
Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Warnock
King
Scotch Woolen Mills CO
East Wash Street
Cape Colomoter
the ST. Lawrence
Point Aux Outarde
Pat Bersimis
Mille Vaehes
St. Luce P. O
Father Point
Sim Trade
Ste
Flavie
Tia
Cash
Chiat
Washington Street
Gio
Rai
BORO
Creo
CIA
Rota
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