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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
10
Due to bad weather many missed bargains. The 25 Extraordinary Bar at No 20 Pittsburg St will continue sale tomorrow with all or any remaining items offered for sale.
Judge Porter heard many motions on Monday including a partition continuance for Lawrence Schweikert and a dismissal in Bratz v Bratz. Guardians were appointed for several minors. several real estate actions and accounts were filed or set for July deadlines. A writ of partition was issued in Barbara Albright estate with heirs to appear July 5.
Judge Porter granted an alias subpoena in the Mayme Holzen versus Fred W. Holzen case. E. F. G. Harper named master in Bonnie White versus Carl O. White. An alias subpoena granted in Maria L. Simmons versus Nathan A. Simmons. An order vacated making PD N. Heast master in Oliver F. Culbertson versus Sarah Elizabeth Ibertson. Leech A. Grove named master in Avery L. Wonifer versus Agnes Wonifer. Mrs. William Daggett sues her sister Mrs. William Burns of Sharon.
An advertisement promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming relief from scalp irritation dandruff and hair fading and preventing baldness. The copy urges risk free trial with two sizes priced 50c and 1.00 and lists Paisley’s Pharmacy at J Pittsburg Street and Croton Avenue. The Rexall stores operate as a nationwide chain.
In Butler Pennsylvania the horse belonging to John Barber of North Washington was found killed with its throat cut after he visited his sweetheart Miss Mabel Sage at William Kerr's home. Tracks in a corn field suggest two men. Barber had received threats warning him away. County Detective J A Heinman investigates.
The Youngstown school board sets next year’s levy at 12 mills the legal limit. It notes local tax valuations run only about a quarter of real property values in the city.
Bethel M E defeated Grace M E 14 to 6 in a Sunday school baseball league game played at the Cunningham grounds last night.
Sheriff Waddington auctioned several Union township parcels including Charles Rowan and John C. Sargent properties with multiple dwellings. Ventures included sales to Daniel Gross, Annie Robinson, W. D. Wallace, and others. some adjourned or stayed. Several five to eight room houses sold for prices from 50 to 775 dollars.
Westminster features a student recital with Miss Snodgrass and Miss Clements performing Cecile Chaminade works. The baseball team lost 3–0 to Grove City as Moorehead allowed two hits. International guests Dr and Mrs Alexander arrive. Westminster prepares for commencement week with faculty concerts and a larger alumni banquet planned.
A historical claim touts Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the world’s most successful medicine for bowel complaints. It is advertised as relief for both children and adults, noted for saving lives and reducing pain.
An old fashioned health tip promotes keeping the refrigerator spotless to prevent smells and disease. It suggests washing with hot water and Easy Task soap made from coconut oil borax naptha and clean tallow. The ad touts the soap as antiseptic and economical at a nickel a cake.
Members of Company B 16th Regiment Spanish American War plan annual reunion at Cascade Park on June 9. They seek names and addresses of all members and request them sent to Charles Baldwin at New Castle post office. Some addresses remain unknown for mailing notices.
William Van Gorden, an 84 year old man, was arrested in Youngstown last night on a forgery charge.
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