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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
10
Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order of Railroad Conductors hosted a pleasant social in the Jones block on South Liberty Street with over 50 guests. The group, formed about a year ago, reports strong growth and active efforts toward advancing their order.
The board of school controllers invites bids to furnish coal for the 1907 08 school year delivered to various buildings. Bids must reach secretary E F G Harper by 7 20 p m July 1 1907. The board may reject any or all bids.
In Fifth ward news H C Woodin moves from Electric street to South Beaver while John Jones of East Long avenue is listed among the ill. Several residents recover or return from visits and travels including Beatrice Reese Stella Hess Katherine Reese and Miss Elizabeth Elias. A large Maitland Memorial outing to Conneaut Lake is planned with a special train for Sunday school families.
A southbound street car on North Mill Street struck a buggy carrying Samuel Kemp of South Bay Street. The impact threw the occupant onto the pavement and demolished the buggy, but Kemp suffered only a few bruises.
The South Side W C T U will host a regular missionary meeting next Monday evening at Mrs. John W Reynolds 241 Arlington Ave. The program includes piano solo by Miss Margaret Williams readings by Mrs. Francis Felton and Miss Ruth Williams a song by the legioners violin solo by Earl Williams another reading by Eva Mayberry a solo by Miss Fannie Batley and a guitar solo by Harry Beck with a state song by the legioners.
Members of the B Y P U of the First Baptist church elected officers for the coming year. President Charles N McMillin Vice president J Fred Harley Recording secretary Miss Jeane Broadhead Corresponding secretary Amanda Harlan Treasurer Lincoln Simpson Organist Miss Maude Remley Assistant organist Miss Lillian Davis Secretary Miss R Thompson of South Mill Street visiting Youngstown.
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