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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
10
Rev. J. McCrorey of the United Presbyterian church in Ellwood City is securing prints of the plans for the new church structure that will be erected. Local officials and residents anticipate groundbreaking soon and expect growth for the congregation.
Plans by Fulton and Butler of Uniontown were approved and fundraising begun to raise a new white brick church costing about 25 thousand dollars. Rev. MccCrorey, recently from Prospect, will lead the congregation and serves as former Westminster athlete and seminary graduate.
Charles P. Kaetzel prescription clerk of Ellwood City will graduate from the University of Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy on June 17 as top winner in two categories. He earns a membership in the American Pharmaceutical Association for materia medica and a membership in the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association for bacteriology. His brother Fred L. Kaetzel will also graduate June 17 from the same university. A. R. Guthrie completes his junior year and will graduate in 1915.
A large crowd is expected tonight for the annual Alumni Association banquet honoring the graduating class. The event will be at the Central hotel with a program of toasts planned.
Advertises ethine double strength from McKee's Medicine Store for removing freckles with daily applications. Claims quick improvement and potential complete clearing of skin with money back guarantee if it fails.
Ellwood City has gone five months this year without a fire alarm according to Fire Chief Frank McKim. The record marks the longest stretch without a fire in the city this year.
Chief Harrison told the council last evening that twenty one arrests were made in May. Total fines collected amounted to nine dollars. Arrests were for fighting four cases peddling without license two cases disorderly conduct four cases and eleven cases for drunkenness.
Elwood City treasurer H. W. Phelps told council last night all city funds were in fair balance except the general fund, which was overdrawn by 635 dollars. The sinking fund stood at 18,857.07, and cash on hand totaled 19,637.12.
Ellwood City. Sidney Krause, son of Mr and Mrs Krause, returned home for summer vacation from Dickinson law school in Carlisle Pennsylvania. He was a football star at the local high school and a standout athlete at Dickinson College.
Ellwood City notes the Methodist Sunday school girls picnic planned for yesterday at Riverview farms was postponed due to rain. No new date has been set for the affair.
Mrs Clyde Lowery of Omaha Neb is the guest of her brother Fr D Lowery of First street Rev A G Pollock of Fort Morgan Colo has returned home after a visit at the J P Morrison home on avenue
Ellwood City officials annexed the west end district after residents petitioned for incorporation. The ordinance covers land bounded by Connoquenessing Creek Washington heirs property borough line and Brown heirs. City finances proceed with 25000 for sewer and streets and bids to print bonds.
In Youngstown the Davis Brothers suit for 1 million dollars ends when a law requiring written contracts for 2,500 or more is invoked. The plaintiffs claimed an oral contract for slag removal. Harry Davis vowed to pursue Dinkey while A C Dinkey of Carnegie testified but did not take the stand.
A vintage ad touts Ezo for Feet as a rapid remedy for painful swollen feet, with a 25 cent package including a free box of Ezo for Corns. It promises quick relief after three days and corn removal on the fourth day, plus separate 10 cent corn remedy.
Thomas Wilson returned to jail for the third or fourth time and was fined 15 dollars plus costs or 15 days in jail. Two other arrests followed when prisoners boarded a cargo of liquor, but the mayor released them.
real estate transfers list multiple deeds with names and wards including Mahoning Hickory and Fourth ward. sums range from 1 to 2500 dollars. transfers involve Louisa A Shaffer Olive Louisa Shaffer Marie Keller J Clyde Gilfillan Mary L Chambers John Patton Elizabeth McLaughrey Harry Steffler Margaret L Guit Howard Hannell and others in First Second Fourth wards and Hazel Dell Wurtemburo and nearby townships.
By the will of the late Mrs Eliza beth E Bingham of Harrisville the Almira home of New Castle Pa receives 50. Other bequests include 1000 to the foreign mission board of the Presbyterian church 1000 to the home mission board 500 to the Freedmens church at Harrisville 500 to the American Tract society New York 500 to the Mody Bible Institute Chicago 100 to the Boys home at Oakdale 1900 to the Sabbat school association.
In Youngstown Ohio Louis Vrencovitch indicted for first degree murder pleaded guilty at arraignment. Judge W S Anderson and Prosecutor Henderson rejected the plea and entered a not guilty plea. Attorney S M Thompson was assigned to defend Vrencovitch.
An article extols Samose as a quick way to gain flesh and strength, warning that extreme athletics strain organs. It claims Samose is absorbed at once to build muscle and improve health, with druggist Mr McKee offering a personal money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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