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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
11
A dull Monday in the markets features farmers and gardeners preparing produce for Tuesday sales. Local prices cover wholesale meats, fish, vegetables, and staple goods with numerous items quoted per hundredweight, per bushel, or per dozen.
A scanned price list shows various produce and meat items with per unit or per pound rates. Items include cauliflower, onions, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, spinach, kraut, and multiple meats like bacon, lamb, and veal, with prices ranging across the board and some illegible portions.
Mrs Rebecca J Timblin of Pittsburg died suddenly from heart failure about 11 15 am Saturday at her brother C S Stoner 401 Mercer Street where she had stayed six weeks She was 75 last September and had lived in Butler and Pittsburg She is survived by three sons Samuel Joseph Timblin and William and daughter Lydia Henry as well as four brothers and a sister The late Joseph Timblin was her husband She belonged to the Presbyterian church and had many friends in Butler and Pittsburg
Curtis Christley aged 79 died at his Slipperyrock home at 1 00 AM after a long illness. A Civil War veteran and longtime Butler County resident he was highly regarded. Surviving are three grandsons Carbus Wendell and Donald McGee and nephews A M Christley L B E Christley Dight and Samuel Christley of Butler. Funeral at his home Monday 1 30 PM conducted by Rev Moore with interment in Slipperyrock cemetery.
Ray Ashley Steinbrink, four years old, died at New Castle hospital after an appendicitis operation performed Friday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Steinbrink of 1203 Cunningham Avenue and is survived by two brothers Herman and Frank and two sisters Elizabeth and Hazel. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the family home.
The funeral of Wallace Frank Jewell, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jewell, was held Saturday afternoon at the family residence. Rev. D. P. Shafer of the Central Christian church conducted the service. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
The death of William W. Churchfield occurred in Cleveland and a Saturday funeral took place at 28 North Beaver Street conducted by Rev. R. L. Lanning. Interment was in Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers Harris Overley Thornton Carr and Churchfield relatives. Katie Schell infant daughter of George and (Mrs.) Schell of Ellwood City died at two weeks old. burial is planned at Locust Grove cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Isaac Matthews, a respected resident of Ellwood, dies. The brief notice notes his standing in the community and marks the passing of a local figure.
A 53 year old man died from tuberculosis. He is survived by his wife. The funeral is held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Slippery Rock Cemetery.
William Hoyland died June 6 at 1601 Moravia Street after a long illness. He was 79 years, 1 month and 6 days old, born in England, immigrated as a young man, and lived in this city many years. He is survived by his wife and children C L Yoho Albert Hoyland E O Bowden of Upland Cal Mrs Clarence Dodds Mrs Irvin Tate and Edward at home. He leaves a sister in England. The service was Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church.
Samuel Miller died at his home in Darlington Sunday at 3 30 p m He was 87 and highly respected His wife preceded him in death four years He is survived by son J F Miller at his home and daughter Mrs J C Johnson of Cleveland The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the late residence Rev H M Porter of College Hill officiating Interment in Union cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Martin of 7 North Front street dies at 7 am after long illness. She was 78, lifelong city resident, longtime St Marys church member, widow of James Martin, and mother of six. Funeral at St Marys on Tuesday at 9 am with interment in St Marys cemetery. D H Orris of Wampum dies at 1:30 pm after months of illness. Formerly foreman at Shinn Cement, later supervisor at Crescent Portland Cement, then tied to Sheet and Tube in Struthers. Survived by wife two daughters Lenora and Demeres a son Dorris and siblings.
Orris of Westfield and Wilbur Orris of Sharon will hold a funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the family residence with Rev. W. R. Buzza officiating. Burial will follow in Clinton cemetery.
Delegations from Hickory Shenango and Slippery Rock townships appeared before Viewers Davis Woods and Walker at the court house to give testimony on vacating a portion of the County Line road near the residence of James Nelson. The road lies between Hickory and Shenango townships with Slippery Rock residents chiefly as claimants.
The department of agriculture issues a bulletin promoting silage as the best and cheapest winter feed. An acre of grain can be silaged at or below the cost of traditional methods, and corn silage yields more milk with less waste than fodder. Silage is palatable and beneficial to animal digestion when properly fed.
The Shenango Presbytery holds its regular June meeting Tuesday at Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church with sessions all day. Rev. G West will be installed as pastor of Slippery Rock Church, attended by Rev. J. M. F. Nesbitt of the Central and Rev. Revert Little of the First Congregations.
Athens June 7 The German government has consented to indemnify the owners of the Greek steamship Hellespont torpedoed by a German submarine.
A terse remark credits a boy with chopping down a cherry tree and sparked debate on his honesty. The dialogue contrasts genius potential with a revealed lie, foreshadowing scrutiny of character.
Perry A. C. piled up 22 runs against Energy A. C. Saturday in a decisive game. The final score was 22 to 9.
Mrs Anna Dickson of Washington street Charles Taylor of Sycamore street Michael Dobich of Wampum and James Herbold of the Sherman hotel have all been admitted to Shenango Valley hospital for surgical treatment. Mrs Frances Neal who had been ill at the hospital has returned to her home.
All Highland W. C. T. U. members are asked to meet Mrs. E. J. Humes at 218 Boyles avenue on Monday evening June 7 at 8 o'clock. The Croton W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Margaret Vandegrift Tuesday afternoon, Jennie Cassidy's birthday. Mrs. Hannah Wagner leads. A good attendance is requested. When a woman builds an air castle she uses a man's heart as the foundation.
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