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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
12
Fragmentary line asserts every big family has a sheep and contrasts truth with world views. Mentions Diamond and a vague ratio about one out of hh not meeting expectations. Lacks concrete names, places, or events for full context.
Frances Venditto Rossi, missing for ten days, was found after visiting a North Hill pawn shop to dispose of a ring. She had left her husband amid domestic troubles and had been employed away from home, reuniting with her father and husband after the clue led authorities to her location.
Chas Greer reports from Bethlehem where the Moravian choir presented Bach's St John Passion and Mass in B minor at Packer Memorial Church on Lehigh University campus. Dr. J Fred Wolfe led the festival with the Moravian choir, Philadelphia orchestra and Trombone quartet.
A reformer declares a path to righteousness while Broncho Bob retorts that the stranger is lost. The exchange unfolds as they discuss destinations and moral direction in Crimson Gulch.
A newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Includes address F J Cheney Toledo Ohio and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
The Seventh Ward group Double Six Kensington met Thursday evening at Mrs W B Gillespie home on West Madison Avenue with fancywork and music. Special guests included Mrs R W Lundy Mrs Leon Ely of Springboro Pa and Mrs C W Thompson of Leetonia. Refreshments were served by the hostess and aides. The next meeting is set for Friday afternoon June 18 at Mrs M C Leonard s West Cherry Street. Seventh ward grade seven pupils plan a picnic Monday at Cascade Park with hopes for a pleasant outing.
With fair weather returning, tennis players once again fill the ward court on North Liberty Street making it a busy scene as residents take to the courts.
The Opportunity circle of the Presbyterian church met yesterday at Mrs. Jane Chambers home on West Clayton street. They decided the annual picnic will be held the last Thursday of June at Cascade park and described it as one of the biggest yet. The regular program was followed and refreshments were served. The circle will meet next month at Mrs. George Pitzer's Montgomery avenue home.
A well attended meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Mahoning M E church was held last evening at the church. Routine business was transacted.
Miss Agnes Smith ill on West Cherry street. Milton Fullerton and others from North Beaver and Mt Jackson visited Pittsburg and the city on business Friday and yesterday. Several residents and visitors are named with addresses and affiliations, including patients, travelers, and social guests.
Bible school at 9 45 a m with communion and preaching at 11 a m sermon topic Children Day Y P S C E 7 p m evening service 7 45 Children Day exercises titled Cherry Blossom Land include drills dialogues and speeches inviting all to attend.
A well attended meeting of the Seventh ward branch of the W. C. T. U. at the Presbyterian church decided on an immediate membership drive for fifty new members to earn a delegate status at the state convention. It also planned a future picnic with details to be announced.
Grade eight pupils at the Seventh ward school enjoyed an indoor picnic Thursday afternoon inside the building. Weather forced cancellation of an outdoor event. Games and amusements filled the afternoon followed by a fine lunch. The students presented a novelty purse to their teacher Miss Albertina Buser.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m on Where is Abel Thy Brother. Class meeting at noon Epworth League 7 p m led by Miss Georgia Lynch. Evening service at 7 45 p m will feature Rev Samuel Maitland, a noted evangelist expected to attract a large crowd.
A group of ladies from the C. W. B. M. of Madison Avenue Christian church and Pastor Rev. J. C. Pryor attended the union C. W. B. M. gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs. T. W. Phillips home on Highland Avenue.
Harrisburg Pa June 5 The bill on changes in initiative and referendum in third class cities was vetoed by Governor Brumbaugh. It required passage of an initiated ordinance without amendment and barred revision after start. He calls it unworkable and a vain piece of legislation, not approved.
Contractor M. J. Scanlon places a large hoisting engine on the Pennsylvania switching track along Newell avenue to aid his crew handling gravel and other paving supplies for Madison avenue. The machine draws notable attention from onlookers.
Mr and Mrs William Emery and son Harry with Mrs Margaret Martin of North Beaver embark on a nine months stay in California. They will attend expositions and visit points of interest while based there.
A large group of Boy Scouts gathered for a YMCA supper and discussed joining with other city scouts to form a camp along Slippery Rock Creek.
New Brighton Sunday school superintendents circulated a petition against storefront posters and advertisements for movies. They argue flaming posters cause children to loiter and be tardy, prompting theatre owners to remove posters from windows on Sundays to keep students attending services.
Sunday school at 9 50 a m preaching service at 11 a m with sermon The Christian and the Old Testament Junior C E at 2 30 p m Y P S C E at 7 p m preaching service at 7 45 p m with sermon topic The Opportunity Misses
Work has begun in the Sev enth ward by men compiling the new city directory. It is expected this year’s directory will show a notable population increase in the Seventh ward.
The Pennsylvania company employees receive their bi monthly pay today and many also collected yesterday. More money is circulating now than in several months, signaling increased payroll disbursements.
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