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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
Cascade park changes replace tin drinking cups with paper cups sold at springs due to a new state law banning public drinking cups. Patrons either bring their own cup or pay a cent for a paper cup from nearby machines. The park also repurposed the large refreshment hall into a roller skating rink, transforming the resort.
Charles McWilliams of Hamilton street is reported sick. Many residents are visiting or returning from trips, including Sara McCandless from Pittsburg, Lyman Hughes from North Mill street, and Morgan Richards from Cleveland. Several families travel for visits or business, with others preparing for conventions or summer stays.
Mr and Mrs David S Pyle and son Harold Sankey Pyle accompanied by Olive Green and Marian Falls have returned from an automobile trip to Saltsbury where Mr Pyle has been attending Kiski minetas school.
Euwer's store clerks and managers from the city attended the annual company picnic at Cascade Park. About 70 or 75 traveled by a firm provided car, enjoyed a supper, social time, lake activities, and dancing at the park before returning downtown. Miss Mabel Williams and William Trick chaired the arrangements.
The Central union of the WCTU met at the First M E church on Tuesday for flower mission day. Thanks were extended to church officials janitor Mr Coates florists and private donors. Twenty shutins and 25 city farm residents received bouquets. Attendees included Frank A Hover Bert Hover Rev J Elmer Campbell and Walter Reynolds who aided transport. Services were led by Mrs Snyder Jennie Anderson and Rev Campbell with hymns and piano.
Mrs Elizabeth Griffith Crockett aged 78 died at her daughter’s home in Leetonia Ohio on Tuesday at 4 a.m. She leaves five daughters and three Welsh sisters. A known member of Youngstown Welsh circles and formerly of the Welsh Baptist church in Youngstown. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Mrs Degnan’s Leetonia home with burial at Oakdale Cemetery.
The Leesburg Presbyterian ladies announce a strawberry and ice cream social at the church on Tuesday evening June 16. A rehearsal for the Emmanuel Baptist children's day exercises is set for this evening at 7 o'clock in the church. The Croton Avenue M E church W H M society and Queen Esther circle will hold a joint meeting in the Sunday school room at 8 o'clock Friday evening with refreshments and participation urged.
Four month old Margaret Ellen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daugherty of Fourth Street Ellwood City, died last evening from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St Agatha's church with Rev Fr Phillip Brady in charge. Interment will take place at St Agatha's cemetery.
Mrs. Effie McCurdy of Leasure Avenue leaves tomorrow for Washington Pennsylvania to attend a reception marking the opening of the Hillview Sanitarium. She will visit friends and relatives there for three weeks.
The article explains that real business success rests on scientific accuracy not guesses. It cites United Cigar Stores evaluating a site by counting passersby with a punching device to record traffic for a couple of weeks before renting a store.
All candidates having been examined are to present themselves Friday night for initiation. Advertisement. Sin BSTEL.
The discussion centers on whether a store can realistically attract 5000 or 4000 customers. The aim is to determine definite figures through practical methods, highlighting the practical side of business planning and demand assessment. The excerpt emphasizes the value of solid data in strategic decisions.
The Ohio State Journal argues population grows faster than soil products and warns exports over imports shrink. It advocates intensive farming to boost self sufficiency, reduce drudgery, and unite intellect with soil to end social and industrial troubles.
The Pennsylvania Bottling Works truck driver at Mt Jackson hill kept control as brakes failed and the vehicle rolled backward down the incline. The truck collided with a bank on the curve near the foot of the hill, suffering considerable damage.
Mike Julian faces a Friday hearing between 7 and 3 at Alderman J H Gross's office on felonious assault and battery and attempted murder charges filed by Joe Boarion.
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