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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
10
Health oriented promotion claims a pure mineral spring water with sterilized bottles delivered to homes. Offers sample bottle and quantities including gallon daily options and monthly prices, plus distilled water and sanitary ice water coolers.
The Electro Medical Doctors at 108 East Washington Street New Castle offer seven days of free consultation advice and examination with chemical analysis and blood tests when indicated. They promote a non surgical electro medical system combining allopathic homeopathic and eclectic medicine with their own drug laboratory and claim many previously incurable cases have been cured.
Ellwood City Pa plans a centered grassed median boulevard on Second Street after a petition by property owners. Council may pave 16 feet on each side, leave center for grass, and investigate protests on nearby Third Street while a series of church services and weekly meetings are listed for local congregations.
Ellwood City observes Sunday evening Children's Day with a program of songs recitations and readings. Participants include Howard Mc Mann Opal Henderson Leona Miller Irene Gillespie and Bertha Wiley with a mission focus on China and a sketch of missionary Frank Earl Meigs.
Ellwood City Pa June 3 Regular services are scheduled at the various churches here tomorrow. The pulpit announcements schedule some interesting sermons for Sunday. Free Methodist church corner of Fourth street and Glen avenue Rev.
Residents of Hazel Dell Fourth ward petition Elmwood City Council for water and fire protection lines. No water mains or fire plugs exist there, but action hinges on establishing a sewage system and disposal plant due to state limits on Connoquennessing creek connections. The petition may hasten the sewage project.
Postmaster Barney DeFrance has purchased the Selkirk property on Fountain avenue and will reside there in the future. Reports said another home was under negotiation but not finalized. The Selkirk site includes a large lot with a modern two story brick building.
Ellwood City on June 3 will see a new lodge of the Eastern Star constituted with grand lodge officers presiding. A sizable number of New Castle residents are expected to attend the Damibach hall ceremony.
Ellwood City council received a petition for new street lights at Hazel Dell with requests for intersections at First Street and College Avenue and First Street and Cedar Avenue. The matter was referred to the light committee.
Ellwood City notes the Eagles baseball team hosts the Rochester team at the Frisco grounds today. The contest promises to be interesting.
The hospital board committee led by Dr. Lamb J W Offutt and Rev Charles Bell toured Pittsburgh hospitals with Architect Sharer to gather ideas for the new Ellwood City hospital. The Ellwood City personals note Margaret the young daughter of lank ta r Pca eae te A Mires mat.
A note states a slight operation for tonsil removal was performed at the hospital. Andrew Deemer of Hazel Dell and Milt Rouser of Brown's addition are both quite ill at home. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Schell of the Westend.
A Dry Goods Store seeks a competent and experienced saleswoman. Address W. H. E. News office New Castle Pa. state experience and care in application. Adv. 25113.
Judge Reiber held the Nevada divorce of John S. Grossman not binding in Butler county and denied widow's share to Alice C. Grossman. He found the separation with Laura L. Grossman deprived her of any right to the estate, while the children preserve their claim.
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania National Guardsmen service during the Allegheny County strike cost the state over 30 000 for pay and is expected to reach about 50 000 once transportation subsistence and other items are included. Individual unit totals are listed for several troops and brigades.
Jenkintown Pa June 3 William Pressider of Edge Hill held on 500 bail on larceny charges. Cheltenham police say he stole a harness set and a roll of carpet from Glenside residents. Pressider admitted selling the harness to raise money to marry and said he wanted the carpet to furnish his home. His wife claimed she was unaware and thought the carpet a wedding gift from a relative.
Police investigate after vandals tore down the Roumanian church foundation on South Jefferson Street Thursday night. Corner stone and cornerstone were overturned, but documents inside were saved. workers found the ruin Friday morning after weeks of progress since the ceremonies marking the cornerstone.
Anthony Froco, accused in the January 30 Italian detective murder at Woodland Park, refuses food and water as authorities in Pottsville report he is starving himself. He recently arrived from New York with Mary Valero, widow of John Valero, who is alleged to have plotted the killing. Froco previously attempted suicide by hanging and by headfirst falls in his cell.
Police report three brothers and a fourth man arrested as possible heads of an auto theft syndicate tied to Cota. Authorities say the group operated a stolen-vehicle network with multiple suspects in custody. Detectives continue to investigate potential accomplices and recovered vehicles.
Police claim a coordinated band operates across several states. Arrested are L. A. Whitehead and E. D. Whitehead of Chicago, William T. Whitehead of Birmingham, and W. E B Ham of Chicago. A local warehouse raid yielded hundreds of stolen cars. Capt. Collins calls it the biggest auto theft syndicate ever conceived.
David Abernathy, a well known Pine township farmer, died today at the local hospital from injuries suffered Monday when kicked by a horse. The accident occurred in Grove City, Pennsylvania, as reported by local press.
A 71 year old man, long a respected community figure, was kicked by a horse and his condition remained critical after an operation at the local hospital. He had lived on a farm near the old Enterprise coal mine for several years.
The city wide Adult Bible class organization will convene this evening in Y W C A parlors at 7 45. All adult classes are invited as the purpose of the group will be explained and emphasized at the meeting.
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