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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
2
The text shows a vintage local newspaper masthead with publisher details, office addresses, subscription rates, and delivery notes. It lists editors, treasurers, and contact numbers, plus a special notice about addressing payments and correspondence to the News Company in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
A wartime column scolds New Castle women for missing Red Cross sewing classes for bandages. It urges punctual attendance, proper aprons, and dedication, noting many communities maintain 9 am to 10 am sessions and praising past civic women while stressing duty over social plans.
A long miscellany blends tips on home gardening with social quips and local news. It lampoons wartime thrift, urges planting beans and corn, references German kraut and Belgian furrows, notes public debates on breadbaskets and prices, and pokes fun at bees in a church, streetcar congestion, and civic issues. The piece weaves humor with patriotism and practical advice for the home gardener amid broader wartime concerns.
In Youngstown an evolving plan centers on dedicating the McKinley Memorial with former President Taft delivering the address. The initial October date was set, then moved due to statue completion, with a later target of October 5. Nearby grounds are being cleared under supervision by Martha Ow sley, a local law gardener.
A rehearsal of the Wayside Piper is announced for all who can attend on Monday night at 8 oclock at the association. The High School Girls' Club will hold its annual officers election at the regular meeting next Monday evening. A delegate will be chosen to attend the Hen Sehand Girls' Council at Camp Canadahia from July 11 to 18. The regular club supper will precede the meeting at 6 o'clock.
The Rotary Club of New Castle held its June 4 1927 business meeting at Tulling's Station Restaurant 311 South Jefferson with no visitors. An annual election of directors was planned. Members were urged to attend a Diamond gathering June 6 for potato pulling and to arrange rides for those without cars. A potato cutting event was set for June 7 at the Rosenblum store room on the Diamond.
The district attorney lists a murder case against Nick De Mark for shooting Andy Fetlapacho and Mike Tudena on May 1 at Pete Marotle’s home during a celebration. Several other cases, including fornication, bastardy, larceny, assault, and conspiracy charges, are set for the next week’s grand jury.
A garbled list of court actions names several prosecutors and defendants. Items include issues of desertion non support assault and battery larceny false pretense and motor vehicle violations. Several names appear with minor or unclear roles in the docket.
A man about 44, supposedly connected to Warren, was found dead with severe injuries after crawling under a freight train on Baltimore and Ohio tracks near the Bostwick Sleet Watch company. The body was discovered around midnight by mill workers returning from DeForest. Relatives reportedly reside in Warren.
Rev. J. H. Boone, formerly pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle in this city, resigns as leader of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Butler. He preaches his farewell sermon tomorrow after five years in charge of the Antler church and plans to spend the summer in New York state.
Mrs A G Miller of Mahoning township left Thursday for Tampa Florida to bring her father Ferdinand Kinkaid. Kinkaid, age 41, is hospitalized there with a stroke of paralysis.
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