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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

10

Seventh Ward Banquet Celebrates Loyal Ladies Class

A Madison Avenue church banquet hosted by the Loyal Men and Ladies Bible classes drew 75 attendees. Hosts John Fowler H O Spurrier Rev J C Pryor and organizer J M Campbell guided a pink and white carnation decor feast with roast beef cold slaw and dessert followed by witty toasts and a closing social.

Madison Avenue Christian Church Loyal Ladies Loyal Men's Bible John Fowler H. O. Spurrier J. C. Pryor D. P. Shaffer J. M. Campbell B. W. Thompson C. H. Clark E. A. Burns Claude Spurrier Arthur Dibley John Edmunds H. B. Lawton J. M. Robinson E. J. Walter Theo Thompson Bible School A. R. Clark John M. Bevan

City Street Cleaners Dig Gap In Front Of Grace And Hyde

City street cleaning crew digging on North Cedar street near Orchard street created a hole in front of the Grace and Hyde properties to access and clean a sewer long deteriorating. The action aimed to facilitate sewer maintenance underway yesterday by municipal workers.

Cedar Street Orchard Street Grace and Hyde

Thomas H. Bopp Elected President of Board of Trade

Thomas H. Bopp of Lincoln avenue was elected president of the Board of Trade, announced by Secretary Robert M. White at a Y M C A meeting last night. Bopp, superintendent of Bopp & Company silk mills, was chosen by majority via return postal ballots.

Thomas H. Bopp Lincoln Avenue Board of Trade Robert M. White Bopp Woodhouse, Bopp & Company West Pittsburg White Mr. Bopp

Sennetta Jay Poised for Multiple Wins This Season

Canal Dover reports Ed McWilliams trotter Sennetta Jay seems a sure winner this season. Trainer Charles Karns says the horse ran a mile in 2:30 after just three weeks training, with the last half in 1:08. Karns oversees 15 horses in training.

Canal Dover Ed. McWilliams’ Trotter Sennetta Jay Charles Karns Karns

Clay street paving work progresses at East Clayton and North Cedar

Contractor M. J. Scanlon had a crew laying paving brick at the East Clayton North Cedar intersection. Part of Clayton street paving will be opened to traffic while the rest remains closed for completion by the traveling public.

M. J. Scanlon East Clayton North Cedar Streets Clayton

Local families return from Cleveland motor trip

Dr and Mrs E H Steen and daughter Elizabeth of North Liberty Street and Mr and Mrs A P Swearer of Sixth Street have returned from a motor trip to Cleveland Ohio where they remained over Decoration Day.

E. H. Steen Elizabeth North Liberty Street A. P. Swearer Sixth Street Cleveland, O Decoration Day

Large blaze consumes debris at Standard Steel Car yard

Considerable refuse from the burned building of the Standard Steel Car company was burned yesterday in the rear of the property's lot. The fires produced heavy smoke, prompting some onlookers to fear a second blaze was under way.

Standard Steel Car Company

Birth of Daughter Adopted by Iman Family in Callery

Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Iman of Callery Butler county announce the birth of a daughter. The new baby will be remembered by friends as formerly residing on North Cedar Street.

Usutchingen Hutchinson C. N. Iman Callery Butler County North Cedar Street

Missionary Rev C E Scott Spares China to Speak in Wampum

Rev. C. E. Scott, the China missionary, spoke at the Presbyterian church Sunday and left today for Wampum to deliver an address at the local Presbyterian church this evening.

C. E. Scott China Wampum Presbyterian Church

Local Visitors Reported From Several Towns

Mrs. W. C. Powers of Third street visits Johnstown. Mrs. Frank Paden of North Beaver city visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Samuel Laughlin of Mt. Jackson in city yesterday. W. T. Saul of West Cherry street Pittsburg visitor today. Willis Fullerton of North Beaver on Tuesday business. Mr and Mrs John McGinnis of Mt. Jackson city visitors Tuesday. Charles Lawson of Montgomery avenue returns from Erie. Samuel Hays of North Beaver business visitor yesterday. Joseph Frew of North Cedar street visits Linesville.

Frank Bartello South Lafayette Street Pittsburg Ethel Cochran North Liberty Street R. E. Mielke New Galilee William Cox North Cedar Street Jennie Cox Harbor Bridge F. W. Hamilton Lucille Iman J. L. Thoman Youngstown Arthur. Williams Bessemer E. N. Franks Anna May East Clayton Street Warren Charles Martin Ellen West Clayton Street Saltsburg W. C. Powers Third Street Johnstown Frank Paden North Beaver Samuel Laughlin Mt. Jackson W. T. Saul West Cherry Street Willis Fullerton Rhodes John McGinnis Charles Lawson Montgomery Avenue Erie Samuel Hays Joseph Frew Linesville

Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Painless Corn Removal

An old advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as a painless remedy for corns and foot troubles. It claims rapid relief from drawing and pinching sensations, soothing the feet, and applies to hard or soft corn removal. It markets 25 cent price and wide dealer availability.

Putnam's Extractor Putnam’s Corn Extractor

Bargain Bontex Week on Taffeta and Chiffon Fin

Limited quantity sale on taffeta and black chiffon finish at one dollar per yard during Bontex Week. Regular price promoted at one dollar per yard for 36 inch fabric.

Foulards Sold at 39 Cents a Yard

Silk foulards advertised at 39 cents a yard feature bright patterns and wide selection. The listing highlights affordable fabrics for dressmaking and crafts with emphasis on color and quality.

Notions for Bontex Week Store Ad Snippet

Rust-proof safety pins sold in pairs of two dozen at 5 cents. Belting material listed as 2 inch width in black and white at 7 cents. This item appears as a small ad blurb from a Bontex Week newspaper page.

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Eastbrook Bell Union Middleman THE Star Store J.C. McCready Vorous Axtell Cochran Way Iroquois Atlantic City N. J South Carolina Ave Beach Errinia Silas Wright Mer Seventh Ward.News S. H. Curran Grove City William Curran Leon Ely Springboro Jessie Daugherty Allegheny General Hospital J. R. Daugherty America Seventh Ward Golden Sun Coffee TUE Woolson Spice CO Telede Obie New Castle Dry Goods Co Headquarter New Castle Tomor Ished Taffeta Foulards Cial Lonsdale Bontex INGS NWA J. J. Clark
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