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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
10
R. S. McCulloch and Co announces closing out their stock of wash goods linens and embroideries at extremely low wholesale prices. As a customer we secured part of the stock and offer it to New Castle shoppers at prices we normally pay or less. Sale begins tomorrow Thursday morning.
Italian Catholic congregation at Hillsville demands the return of Rev Adolfo Cardanelli after the church closure and pastor removal. Frank Conti warns of possible unrest unless services resume and Cardanelli is reassigned, with Bishop Canevin seen as potential mediator.
Trials of Jake Wolfe and Ferman Wolfe on larceny charges postponed by Judge Williams until Thursday morning. Defense presents witnesses claiming the defendants were elsewhere when the murder is alleged to have occurred.
In She mango township a three way quarrel with Masig Miksra Paul Klauze and Joseph Kowalsies led to each man receiving ten days in the county jail for assault and battery after Alder man Crabill intervened. Alderman Mayne later tried one more ten day sentence in the incident.
Saharia Fulcia was committed to jail for the September term after being charged with stealing a $20 gold piece from Teafil Idasi. He allegedly hid the coin in his sock and later movements aided the prosecutor in locating it.
Compact seven room dwelling on Oak Street with bath pantry and all improvements. For sale terms and inquiries call McBride at 25012.
A. G. Melton of Asheville recounts long suffering from nervous indigestion improved after using Dr. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure. He credits the medicines with restored energy and better health and endorses the remedies to others. Sold by local agents with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
Three local groups hosted events at Cascade park Tuesday with Daughters of Lydia and Circle of 91 picnics serving 65 to 80 guests. W S P club and Randolph Circle members joined for afternoon luncheons and a musical social plan to aid Italian missions.
The engagement of Miss Goldin Clarke of Leasure avenue and Mr. George J. Kennelly of Pine street is widely known among friends. A July wedding is anticipated after the marriage they will depart west. Miss Clarke is the Clarke family's only daughter and Kennelly works as a railroad stenographer for the Baltimore and Ohio.
A party of friends hosted a bridal shower for Miss Alice Byers of Ray Street in Miss Ethel Wilkins home on Oak Street Tuesday evening. Music and games accompanied refreshments as gifts were exchanged. The bride elect, soon to wed Clarence Schenk of Butler, receives many congratulations.
The Children’s Day nursery issued invitations for a garden party at Mrs. W. E. Porter’s Wallace Avenue home on Tuesday evening June 16 from 7 to 10. Amusements are planned for guests. Invitations went to individuals not especially connected with the nursery.
Mrs. John W. Owens led a Tuesday afternoon gathering of the Tuesday Kensington club with Mrs. Edward Waddington assisting. Conversation continued to a late hour before refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for two weeks later with Mrs. Charles Scheffler of Lutton Street hosting.
At a West Side L T L gathering Roy Manne and Ray Robinson were elected delegates to the state convention in Sunbury Cumberland county in the last week of June. The union observed Flower Day Tuesday and presented 210 bouquets to Pennsylvania railroad men and Sharon car line employees.
Local residents note the marriage of Miss Ethel Smith of Butler to John Garfield Weeks of Butler on Tuesday. Miss Smith has many friends in this city and visited at the home of Miss Helen Westlake of Highland avenue.
The Unexpected club plans a Friday picnic at Cascade park hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beadel of Lincoln avenue. Committee members are Mrs. J. C. McCready Mrs. D. C. Wallace and Mrs. Edwin Ram age.
The Y G C club welcomed Miss Ida Woods of Lincoln avenue Tuesday evening with games and refreshments. In two weeks Miss Emma Christy of Neshannock avenue will host the next gathering.
Mrs Albert Aiken of Detroit Michigan, guest of the Misses Aiken of North Mill street, held the place of favor at a small but pretty dinner Tuesday evening with the host family.
A newspaper ad advertises dress ginghams at fractions of regular prices, organdies, Paris Tissue, linen crash, glass toweling, damask table linen, and stock on Fos ter's 16-button Mousquetaire Silk Gloves. Limited quantities and multi day sale noted with prices and colors.
Old catalog listing mixed notions and sewing items with regular prices and sale prices. Items include safety pins on card, hair pin cabinets, pin books, large pin cubes, finest shell hair pins, aluminum and German silver thimbles, ocean pearl buttons, English long cloth, sheeting, and bath towels with specified counts and color options.
The column records a dinner in honor of Miss Emily Jones’s upcoming wedding to Carroll B. Gregory of Cleveland, funeral arrangements by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, a Christian church address in Sharon, and baptisms after a Sunday revival. It notes local deaths including Robert Chestnut and a series of relocations and family events across Dewey avenue Pittsburg street Neshannock and surrounding towns.
Return ed missionary from Siam Rev Eugene P Dunlap speaks on Missions at the mid week prayer meeting service at Mahoningtown Presbyterian church this evening.
The funeral of John Aulton, Shenango township, was held at his Berger street residence with Rev. A H Jordan officiating and Union Veteran Legion in attendance. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers named. Virginia Adelaide Allen died at age one year nine months from Brights disease. services set at the Allen home and burial in Linesville. Mrs. Margaret E Mitchell, wife of George Mitchell, died after a yearlong illness. funeral at 16 North Lee Avenue with survivors including her husband, two daughters and two sons, and a sister. The notice ends noting a funeral planned for Friday.
Mrs. David R. Kennedy and her granddaughter Mary of Portersville are visiting the Misses Aiken on North Mill street, staying with the niece of the Kennedy household.
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