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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
7
Arrangements are under way for the Men’s League of Mahoningtown Methodist church to host a June 18 reception and banquet in the church parlors. A possible out of town lecturer will speak and the high school quartet will sing as the event’s main feature, followed by an elaborate banquet.
Rev. Thomas P. Byrnes of the First Unitarian church of Erie will preach Sunday evening for the Unitarian congregation of this city, exchanging pulpits with Rev. Wayland L. Beers. He will speak on Nature's Masterpiece. Beers also pastors in Youngstown and plans to step down in Erie once a successor is found. Hanna's Green Seal Paint offered by New Castle Hardware Co.
Property owners urge extending North street to Neshanock and moving the Pittsburg street bridge upstream. They argue the bridge at North street would spur rapid business development, avoid streetcar tracks, and ease northeast travel. Endorsing right of way purchases, they expect major property gains and city growth. It also notes LAWRENCE Paints at Sample Hardware Co. in Mahoningtown.
The county commissioners' office lists sheep damage claims from Pulaski township and Wilmington township. William I Kerr reports one sheep killed and one wounded. Arthur Wright reports one killed and three wounded. J K Rowland reports one killed and four killed. W M Drake reports two killed and four wounded.
Memorial services by the Modern Woodmen of America will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 in Greenwood. Members will meet at their hall and march to the cemetery where the order’s ritual will be performed.
John Goodjoy, a foreigner, was arrested in Mahoningtown on a disorderly conduct charge. He began tearing down water pipes in the Seventh ward lockup before officers interrupted him. He wrecked a second cell, then was moved to the uptown lockup. Damages to the Seventh ward prison are estimated at about $10.
County Treasurer Baldwin visits Pleasant Hill and Hazel Dell for tax collection and will spend a full day in larger towns. His upcoming stop is Wampum on the coming Tuesday.
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