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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
The Mahoning Stars from the Italian A C of the Seventh ward won two games yesterday. The first ended 7 to 0 and the second score was 2 to the Stars favor, delivering a strong back to back performance.
An advertisement touts Amolox as a cure for eczema tetter psoriasis acne and all skin eruptions. It claims instant itch relief and a private practitioner endorsement with a money back guarantee and trial size pricing. Love and Megown sell Amplex along with Amolox through local dealers.
Klingensmith and Evans starred for the Stars while Mastrandino and T Dominick led the Italian A C. Monday evening the Mahoning Stars were defeated 18 to 12 by Lincoln School Nine. Dripps and Evans pitched for the local team with Cripps recording 15 strikeouts.
Edward Delaney of Belt street has resigned as foreman of the P. and L. E. section gang on section 23 between New Castle Junction and Lowellville and left for Cleveland seeking health. His brother Samuel Delaney has succeeded him, moving from the B. and O. railroad.
Almost every grocery and butcher shop in the Seventh Ward will close on Wednesday afternoons. Stores begin the weekly closing next Wednesday to prepare for customer needs before closing time.
The new house of Harry Patterson at Sunnyside nears completion and will be ready for occupancy soon. The framework of J. R. McBride's property is being set up and will be rushed. Several other houses are expected to be erected at Sunnyside before summer's end.
A large crowd witnessed a two hour fireworks show near a Pennsylvania shop. The event followed a concert by the Duke of Abruzzi band.
The Civic league of the Seventh ward will meet Thursday evening at 8 in the Mahoningtown school building. All interested in the league’s work are urged to attend and will be welcomed. A large crowd is expected to assist in the effort.
The Women’s Missionary society of the M. E. church will hold a Kensington in the church on Friday afternoon. Hostesses include Mrs. McCoy Mrs. Davis Mrs. R. C. Miller Mrs. Frank Sittig Mrs. Charles Pinkerton Miss Marsteller and Mrs. W. L. Gilmore.
Mrs Harvey Gaskill and her children Mary Irene and Elmer move from Newell Avenue to McKees Rocks to begin a new home and future.
A store announces the greatest season sale beginning tomorrow morning featuring exactly 100 women's suits from regular stocks offered at surprising savings. The sale targets women vacationing early and needing suits for trips, while appealing to all who deserve quick attention.
Fashionable garments in serges granite cloths bees nest and waffle cloths with coats and skirts in tunic tier and peg top styles. Suits previously 22 50 to 27 50 now offered at 14 95 in various colors and patterns.
A report notes a residence linked to the parents of the husband who was killed several weeks ago, focusing on family involvement and ongoing questions surrounding the case.
The United Presbyterian general assembly commissioners numbering about 170 visited the Shenango tin plate mill yesterday and witnessed the tin plate making process. They expressed great interest in all that they observed.
The Tennis club of Mahoningtown selects Rev. 8. M. Gordon as president, Charles Kriner as treasurer, and Paul Washburn as secretary. The group anticipates many good games this summer and reports excellent training.
Special children's day services will be held in all churches this month featuring music recitations dialogues and floral decorations. Large crowds are expected as in past years with broad community interest.
Participants are asked to attend practice next Friday at 2 PM at Madison Avenue Christian Church. The Children's Day program will be presented at the church next Sunday evening.
Charles George was charged with selling liquor without a license. The hearing in Alderman H. G. Coates' office concluded with discharge due to insufficient evidence to bind him over for court.
Andy Mastrandino yesterday won the bicycle race during the St. Mary of the Star celebration. His prize was three dollars.
A Pennsylvania company announces its employees will receive their bi monthly pay this Thursday and Friday. The funds are expected to circulate and stimulate local business.
Mr and Mrs William Young and daughters Eva Bertha and Catherine of Eighth street will leave this month for a months visit at Oregon.
A typographical error in Monday's issue misstated that a crowd of young people picnicked on Sunday at Devil's Backbone. The correct day is Saturday, and the notice clarifies the misprint to prevent confusion about the gathering date.
A series of brief notices records residents visiting the city or traveling to nearby towns, including Al Gwin David Jones William Kyle Blanche Howard Frank Cochran and Miss Nettie Gwin. Several readers are mentioned as returning from visits to Ashtabula Oil City Pittsburgh and Evans City along with other short trips and family gatherings.
Mrs. Alice Gerry Stewart, once married to David Stewart the prominent Baltimore lawyer, will wed Francis Baylies Griswold of New York, a cousin of her former husband, on June 11 at her home. She had a Paris divorce in early 1913. Stewart is in Europe with his second wife, formerly Edith W. Davis, whom he wed March 4, 1913, shortly after Stewart’s divorce.
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