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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
6
Tony DeFillipo aged 35 and his son Mike 12 were seriously hurt when their wagon was struck by the Hoodlebug at the Mahoning avenue crossing near the P R R gate. They were taken to New Castle hospital where Tony had a scalp wound and cuts while Mike suffered internal injuries and may die.
John Petrie of South Liberty street employed at the Pennsylvania shops as a boilermaker helper had a finger on his left hand smashed when a large wrench fell from an engine during work Sunday morning. A physician treated the injury and Petrie will be off work for a few weeks.
Corporal Percy Jones of Camp Laurel Maryland returned home Saturday evening to spend five days with his parents Mr and Mrs George J Jones and his wife of Wabash avenue. He plans to depart for duty soon and will leave for camp Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones of Trafford Pennsylvania arrived Saturday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Jones on Wabash avenue and his brother Corporal Jones at Camp Laurel Maryland It is expected this will be Corporal Jones last furlough home before going over there Mr Jones returned to Trafford last night and Mrs Jones will stay a few weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Broadbeck
The Civic club will meet this evening at J L Agan's residence on West Madison Avenue. All members are expected to attend as important business will be discussed.
The Mahoning Book club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the usual time with Mrs. M. L. Raney of Cedar street. All members are requested to be present.
Dewey Stewart of Cedar street resigns as a B. and O. brakeman to take a new brakeman post with the Pennsylvania Railroad company.
Two troop trains rolled through the ward late Saturday night carrying westbound soldiers. The units were en route to the east with unknown consignments or destinations.
A. Sherman of Wabash avenue has resigned his caller position with the Baltimore and Ohio to accept a newly created crew dispatcher role with the same company.
R M Lutton proprietor of Lut ton's restaurant has recovered from a weeks illness and will resume duties as manager at the restaurant shortly.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 45. The Sabbath school cabinet meets immediately after. The Opportunity circle gathers Friday at 2 PM with Mrs W C Patterson of Cedar street.
Sunday school children meet this evening at 7 30. Board of Trustees gathers at 8. Regular dinner Wednesday at noon. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7. Mr. Martins Bible class Thursday 8 pm. Home Missionary Society Friday 2 30 pm in church parlors.
The text lists a 7:45 gathering followed by a sede Training class, then Friday at 2:30 a Women's Missionary castings meeting in the church parlors. The K of P lodge convenes this evening at the usual time in the K of P hall on Cherry Street with all members urged to attend for important business.
The Mahoningtown Commercial club schedules a Thursday 8 o'clock meeting in the club rooms on N. address details not shown. Members and guests are expected to attend for organizational matters and community updates.
All members are requested to be present on Liberty Street for an upcoming gathering. Instructions emphasize full attendance and punctual arrival at the designated location.
J Herb McIlvenny and daughter Miss Mary visited Harold, the McIlvenny son in training at Camp Lee Virginia. Harold enjoys army life and expects to depart for overseas duty in a few weeks.
The Pennsy pay car will be here Wednesday to pay the road men and the shop men will be paid Thursday.
Miss Edna Jones of Clayton street resigns from Luttons' Restaurant and plans a few days’ leave to visit her sister in Cleveland.
A cheerful group of youths traveled to Hickory creek Sunday for a picnic lunch and a swim. Attendees included Marjorie Frew Edythe Wharton Bonella Saul Ruth Barido Vera Hillman and Margaret Doyle from Jackson Center along with Wm Hillard, Dave Smith, Dale Patterson Pat Scanlon Ed Mcelivenny and Ralph Thomas.
Marshall Curran of Wettich Provision Co. spends two weeks vacation in Cleveland. M. J. Scanlon, noted contractor, reports slow paving of the Wampum road due to labor shortages. He secured the contract earlier but progress is hampered as laborers are unavailable at any price.
The Double Six Kensington will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred M. Fox of Sixth street. All members are requested to be present. ST. MARGARET'S SEWING CIRCLE will meet Tuesday evening at the parish house. All members. Don't forget to see the Bull's Eye Monday at the Crescent Theatre. 25312 Seventh Ward Personal. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Martin and
Several households report Sunday trips and visits including Mrs Harry Patterson and son from Saltsburg staying with her mother on Clayton street. Chas Wettich heads to Albany and other cities. Others return from Cleveland Pittsburgh Alliance Ashland and Greenville while ill or visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs M H Alexander of Front street learned their son Fred Alexander was operated on for appendicitis at Camp Hancock Georgia yesterday The clerk in the ordnance department left for camp three weeks ago The telegram said he was doing well so far
An important meeting of the Food Conservation Committee is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss policy and program updates impacting food preservation and distribution efforts. Officials and members will review current initiatives and potential regulatory changes.
The conservation committee will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the public safety committee rooms. Mrs. W. A. Hawley, back from Philadelphia where she attended a state association meeting, will present her report after hearing Mr. Hoover Mr. Heinz and Dr. McCollum speak at Johns Hopkins University.
Harrisburg June 3 A worker who does not file a claim petition within one year of injury loses right to compensation even if the employer knew of the injury or paid hospital bills. The ruling by the compensation board cites James Paulis of Republic Pa versus Tower Hill Connellsville Coal Co.
Notice urges timely payment of income tax to the collector of internal revenue with twelve days remaining for remittance by the deadline.
The notice states that if tax is not paid by June 15 a second notice will be issued and demand made. If ten days pass after the second notice with no payment the tax becomes delinquent with a 5 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest. It also notes Italy requires a 1 cent stamp on restaurant bills over 20 cents.
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