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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
8
A city motorcycle officer has been working in plain clothes for six to eight days without a uniform. Officials have announced aggressive enforcement of auto laws and the motorcycle patrol's role in this effort. Violators may face mayoral action in coming days as evidence is gathered.
Judge Porter confirms widows appraisements with Bertha Lozier retaining $300 in personal property Nettie Coban retains personal items Elsie McHattie keeps real estate valued at $300 Harry L Robinson the widow Rachel Robinson retains personal and real estate totaling $5000 Nina C Jackson keeps real estate valued at $300 Nine O Jackson retains real estate not to exceed $5000 under the 1909 act Packaged as a legal notice of estate choices by widows with specified values and beneficiaries.
Over 100000 packages of Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder are used by German and Allied troops at the front. It rests the feet, prevents shoe friction, and eases walking. Sold everywhere for 25c. Free sample offered to address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Official figures announced in the House of Commons by Premier Asquith show total British casualties including missing in Belgium and the Dardanelles up to May 31 reach 258 069. The count does not include heavy losses in Northern France.
A favorable report was made for a road in Union township from Sampson street to 95 feet east of Harbor bridge road. Judge Porter confirmed the report. A favorable report was also made for a bridge over Taylor run near J. L. Eppinger and will go before the next grand jury. Unfavorable reports covered bridges over Jefferson run in Plaingrove township near John A. Magee and over Big Meadows run at the road between Rural Hill and Aiken school, with a recommendation the latter be township rather than county responsibility. The Neshannock bridge on Jefferson street will go before the current grand jury.
Mercer Pa June 10 The Mercer Fair association seeks bids for a new grandstand at the fair grounds. The 192 by 40 foot building will seat 3000 and feature a concrete foundation with a substantial superstructure and a central tunnel entrance.
In Youngstown Ohio on June 10 trustees of the Moose Owls and Eagles clubs were fined 150 and costs each by Common Pleas Judge W S Anderson. They pleaded guilty to indictments charging illegal liquor sales. The Owls and Eagles sold without license while the Moose who had a license sold on Sunday.
Blue print maps of the Shenango tin mill showing building locations roads fire hydrants and more have been secured framed and hung in each city fire department. Chief Connery says soon all city plants will have similar blue prints in fire stations for quick access during blazes aiding firefighting.
Local music lovers plan a two day June festival at the Grand Opera House Youngstown with Paul Althouse and Christine Miller performing Monday. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra headlines Tuesday with the Youngstown Festival choir Christine Miller and Mrs W Shelly Jacobs soprano in a program featuring Haydn Schubert Mendelssohn and other composers across two concerts.
The wills of Elbert Hubbard and his wife, who perished in the Lusitania disaster, were filed for probate in Buffalo surrogate's court. Each document provides an equal estate share to Elbert H. Hubbard II and Miriam if one survived the other. Only those two named, with others from Hubbard's first marriage omitted. Estate value uncertain. Hubbard carried life policies over $100,000 and owned real estate at East Aurora.
Sunday June 13 is designated Men’s Day at Central Christian church with services and activities planned for attendees. The event invites all parishioners and community members to participate in a day of worship fellowship and reflection.
A church will hold a combined morning and evening service replacing Fathers' Day. A male chorus of forty voices will sing at both services with special numbers. The goal is to draw five hundred attendees to the Bible school with an “Every one bring one” pledge. The article compares momentum to a train and a falling ton weight to illustrate enthusiasm.
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