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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
6
Beginning next Sunday the Western Allegheny will run two Sunday trains daily on the first day of the week. The 8:50 a.m. trip from Pumpkin town returns at 11:15 a.m. and the 3:55 p.m. run returns at 6:15 p.m. The service, tested last Sunday, aims to ease trips to Muddy Creek falls and attract riders through summer.
Thousands seek June to August vacations to escape ill health. Miona stomach tablets, taken regularly, purportedly cure indigestion dizziness distress after meals headaches and sleeplessness. Georges G. Clutton sells 50 cent boxes with a refund guarantee if not satisfied.
Sheriff Waddington and county commissioners may employ jail prisoners to macadamize roads after the Simpson bill signed by Governor Stuart. Many roads near New Castle await work as prisoner labor could handle much of the routine tasks while heavy machinery handles the rest.
A car off the track in the Baltimore and Ohio yards blocked traffic Tuesday afternoon until a Junction wreck crew repaired the damage. Firemen Fred Wilder and others were noted as off duty or on leave for illness, with updates on several local workers and visiting colleagues from Cleveland and Youngstown.
G G Stizinger of the Ep worth Methodist church is endorsed by New Castle Methodists as lay delegate candidate to the Methodist Episcopal general assembly in Baltimore in May 1908. W H Whieldon of Mercer also seeks lay delegate endorsement. election occurs next September in Erie.
Trinity guild hall filled Tuesday for the Queen o the May cantata sung by 70 children under Mrs. David Lloyd with Nana Morgan at the piano. The St Andrew's Brotherhood event raised a nice sum and featured performers Winnie Lloyd, David Lewis, Elinor Williams, Elizabeth Harvard, Sadie Powell, Alice Rees and others.
Verna Delaney, a New Castle resident, was found nearly starved in a cave beneath Rock Point by fishing boys. They brought her to J. A. Weston’s farm where she was fed and clothed. She said she left to visit a sister in Beaver Falls but grew ill and hid in the cave before being turned over to the humane agent in Beaver Falls.
All contractors and builders must obtain a Water Company permit before using city water for building work. Water used without a written permit will be prosecuted. Miss Louisa Edgar of Blaine street has returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Beaver Falls.
The Pulaski district of the Lawrence County Sunday School association met at United Presbyterian church in New Bedford. New officers were elected for the coming year: President J A Cooper Lowellville O. Vice President F Shields New Bedford. Secretary Myra Paland. Treasurer Ella Porter Pulaski. cradle roll Mary Wood. primary Sharp Porter. home Mary M Walker. normal Fred Calderwood. Notables included I L Smith and Mrs Stratton. Next convention to be held at Pulaski.
Bert Davis of East Long avenue, a heater in the Greer mill, is in Pittsburgh today. Jess Morgan, another heater in the Greer mill, visited Beaver Falls on Tuesday. George Williams, a Shenango tin mill helper, has recovered from illness. Tom Jenkins, a Shenango mill doubler, cannot work due to illness. Frank Richards, a tin worker from Sharon, circulated among friends in the city on Wednesday. Thomas Bowen of South Mercer street, a heater in the Shenango tin mill, returned from Connellsville after visiting relatives. Paul Bratchie, a motor inspector in the steel mill, still suffers from a badly mashed foot suffered at work several days ago.
The Presbyterian Church North reports a net yearly gain of 11,817 members to total 1,170,479, a fraction over one percent increase compared with nearly four times that previously. The figures exclude members joining from the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
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