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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
In Wampum Pennsylvania on June 5 the Boy Scouts held a pleasant evening at Orin Habbyshaw’s home. Rev. E. R. I delivered an approving address on the order’s principles. The gathering was moved from Wednesday to Thursday to allow Rev. Tait to attend.
A meeting will be held at Charles Davis home to decide which patrol member made the best bird house. The next regular gathering is set for next Wednesday at the scoutmaster's home. Mrs Habbyshaw served refreshments last evening to Leslie Campbell, Harold Campbell, Frank Lancaster, Carl Allen, John Whitehouse, John Kirkwood, John Grinnen, Earl Higgins, Thomas Fye, Pasquale Ross, Charles Davis and Rev E R Tait.
Earl Wyckoff sustained internal injuries when thrown from a wagon near his home in Wampum. He was taken by B and O flyer to Shenango Valley hospital in New Castle for treatment where doctors deem his condition serious and possibly fatal. His friends express regret over the accident.
In Wampum Pennsylvania on Saturday at 3 PM the Girard Independents, noted as a fast amateur team, travel to play the local club on the grounds. A large crowd is expected and the Girard squad aims to snap the home team’s winning streak.
Wampum Pa June 5 An all day gathering of the Chewton Christian church Ladies' Aid Society convened at the church. Noon dinner followed by quilting. Attendees included Mrs. J. S. Hennon Mrs. Charles Coulter Mrs. Ford Aiken Mrs. O V Douthitt Mrs. Kate Hennon Mrs. A S Kurtz and Mrs. Laura Aiken.
In Wampum Pa on June 5 a business meeting of the Ladies' Social club was held at Mrs. Martha Morton’s home. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Mrs. M. J. Conner’s residence. Attendees included Mrs. E. D. Dindinger Mrs. Howard Douglass Mrs. Henry Conner Mrs. B. W. Cunningham and Mrs. Morton.
J R McConahy remains about the same. Tony Ippolito was in New Castle yesterday. W J Greer was a New Castle visitor yesterday. Mrs J R McConahy was a Beaver Falls visitor today. James McAnlis visited Ellwood City recently. Mrs E D Dindinger was a New Castle visitor today. Mrs Kate Hennon returned from Beaver Falls. Mrs E H Hunter and children Billy and Marelda visiting friends in Pittsburg. Miss Laura Clark of Ellwood City visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs James McAnlis. Mr and Mrs W Johnston of Beaver guests of Mr and Mrs E E Algier.
In 1727 Benjamin Franklin founded a group in Philadelphia that endures as the American Philosophical Society. The organization grew from a local circle into a prominent scholarly body with a long history in science and learning.
Beaver Falls June 5 Thomas Daquilla 18 son of Mr and Mrs Daquilla of 910 Seventh avenue was killed at the Seventeenth street crossing of the Fort Wayne railroad by a passenger train No 440 due at 9 08 city time. John Smith of 1715 Fifth avenue and others witnessed the tragedy.
At the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society convention in Butler this week officers were elected. President is Mrs. L. M. Young of Butler. Vice presidents are Mrs. J. R. Lougher of Portersville, Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker of Slippery Rock, Mrs. T. B. Shoemaker of Plaingrove, and Mrs. T. A. George of North Liberty. Corresponding secretary is Mrs. J. B. Campbell of Slippery Rock.
The Rufus C. McKinley sale will offer plots of lots at auction on Saturday June 13 in the Northside cleanest section. The feature promises labor and material savings for households and supports better health.
Racine Wisconsin will acquire its water works system from a private corporation, transferring control from private to public ownership to run the utility.
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