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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
Notices posted by the county commissioners set petition signatures requirements for various offices with dates. No names before July 3. last day to file August 31. Registration days August 26 31 and September 11 with specific polling place hours. Primaries September 21 and election November 2.
Mr and Mrs William Pritchard and family express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during Bertha Pritchards long illness and death. They also acknowledge many floral tributes from neighbors and friends.
A brief review highlights the Philadelphia Doctors at 2014 N. Mill St offering free treatment to 100 local patients. Three experienced specialists employ advanced methods, delivering prompt, thorough care with many grateful patients praising results and the honest, compassionate service.
The New Castle district Methodist Episcopal conference held closing sessions at Mahoningtown M F E church with morning reports and papers on ministers recreation finances and missionary outlook. Rev Fradenburgh preached the evening sermon and a committee on sustentation fund apportionment was named. The next conference venue was left to a committee.
About 600 shells a day are made at the Standard Steel Car company plant. Each shell is six inches in diameter, about 16 inches long and weighs around 100 pounds. Machinery damaged by a recent fire is back in use, and shells are stamped from solid steel with a hollow center for shrapnel and a dynamite cap. They are shipped unfinished to another factory for loading. A new large shell order may follow, possibly for allies or the United States government. Three eight hour shifts are operated at the plant.
Jim Ross sues Antonio Parrotti for 125 dollars claiming Louis Parrotti borrowed the money to enable a December wedding with Jennie Ross. The engagement collapsed when Louis refused to marry. Ross seeks repayment. Representation by J. Clyde Gilfillan.
A straw stack toppled near a barn in New Bedford Pennsylvania drawing cattle into the area. One cow vanished and a missing foot protruded from the stack before the family freed the panting animal. The cow recovered after a few hours.
The remark notes that as years pass and age increases veterans are dying more quickly, highlighting a trend of rising mortality among aging service members.
Chief of Police Young plans an active enforcement drive for road speed laws. New motorcycle officer Henry Dysart will patrol streets citywide to curb violations, first focusing on high-violation areas but eventually covering all zones.
The Westside W. C. T. U. met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Norris’s home in West Washington street. Hostesses were Mrs. McGraw Mrs. A. C. Eckles Mrs. McAllen Miss Maybray and Mrs. W. B. Meclver. The program included scripture prayer songs a social department quiz a Kensington work social hour and refreshments. Twenty two members attended with four guests.
Memorial Day observance saw 642 graves decorated across Greenwood Oak Park Graceland Valleyview St Mary's Savannah Normal Glen Stone Church St Josephs and Shenango, 36 more than last year per Ralph M Campbell. Total count reflects larger yearly increase.
Youngstown Ohio June 3 Carnegie Steel buys a $35,000 land strip at Girard as part of early work on a proposed $10,000,000 steel mill. The plant plans were announced today indicating further progress toward the project.
Samuel Abraham from New Castle and Jennie J Deep of New Castle appear in a local namelist. Clarence Woody and Minnie Strand are also recorded as residents of New Castle in the abbreviated notice segment.
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