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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
7
Budget of news from Ellwood City discusses the town’s division into three wards and the impact on council elections. It notes that ward lines complicate prior cliques’ control and may force changes in candidate selection, with residents considering moving to shift votes.
The Connoquenes bridge east of the tunnel will be moved into place Monday June 15 just after the 9 47 am east bound train passes the old structure. Youngstown Construction Company engineers announce the substitution will take three minutes if no hitch. The operation draws attention from regional engineers and a large crowd is expected to watch.
A lively outing in New Brighton drew many visitors to Rock Point yesterday. The Beaver River and Ark attractions were popular with the crowd as Sunday and public school attendees enjoyed the town-themed event.
W C McCullough master carpenter and J F Leary inspector of bridges for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company visited town to inspect the bridge at the tunnel. They expressed satisfaction with the substitute work and promised to attend the completion of the operation.
The Glass House team defeated Garlock Co employees 18 to 14 in a Thursday game. The winners claim they eased up after the sixth inning to avoid discouraging the opposition.
A contracting crew under Maynard and Flynn started paving on Wayne Avenue yesterday, with curb work and grading to follow. Spring Avenue will be included, and paving is planned to commence next week. A major hurdle is diverting a three foot deep water flow from coal mine drainage at Fourth Street and Wayne Avenue before paving can proceed. The firm notes prior handling of tough projects gives confidence in overcoming the water challenge.
The Ellwood City B Nai B Rith lodge will visit the New Castle lodge this Sunday with about 18 members spending the day there. The Ellwood group, though new, shows strong promise and keen interest in the order's work.
Mary Walsh of Little Washington missed her Youngstown destination after alighting at Ellwood City please. The conductor allegedly directed her to change cars and she remained at the station overnight. Captain Moon offered shelter and Ed Reiley escorted her to the lockup before release the next morning.
There will be no sight of the bridge moving for W. R. Thompson and E. B. Cleveland on Monday June 15. The pleasures of rod and reel are theirs as they plan a jaunt to Slippery Rock fishing grounds to capture many fish. Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Thompson prepare to feed two hungry men at sundown.
The Christian church group, led by Rev. F. L. Taylor, started grading the church yard to terrace and seed it. Some volunteers have yet to join, but several members began the work yesterday.
The borough health department ordered a cleanup of the jail as officials finish repairs along the Connoquenessing. After years of neglect the cell block has been whitewashed scrubbed and sanitized, restoring a neat and orderly appearance.
Children’s Day at the Methodist church will be observed tomorrow with special music and a general service of song. Infant baptism will be performed during the morning service by Rev. W. A. Renton, with children from the Sunday school taking part under Superintendent J. W. Johnston.
Isaac Newton and Elmer Conners began a trip in Conners’s car for Midland last night. Both men remain reticent about how far they traveled, leaving the outcome to conjecture as authorities seek details of the private journey.
The article notes that Newton and Connors refuse to disclose information and states the only path to learning is to query the automobile.
Archie McBride is moving his household effects into his recently built home on Borden avenue in Norwood Heights. He has been painting and refitting the new residence and expects to eat Sunday dinner under the new roof.
Charles M. Osborne of Darlington avenue assistant yardmaster for the Baltimore and Ohio at New Castle Junction returns to duties Monday after months away on sick leave. He spent winter in Colorado and has benefited, with friends pleased by his convalescence. The Erie railroad notes avoid concern over a wage war among carriers.
George C. Battley reports Erie lines continue to lead emigrant movement with strong patronage after attending Youngstown Old Home Week. Erie train men instructed to minimize switches over main streets during festivities. other rail workers and locals noted visiting relatives and returning to duties.
The Emery and Pizor families gathered at Muddy Creek Falls for the 20th reunion with over 300 guests, including many from the city. A picnic lunch followed a business meeting, and officers were elected: Bowman Pizer president, W A Kerr vice president, Mrs. W Anderson secretary, Joseph Wogan treasurer, with Grandfather Waddington relinquishing the post. The next reunion is set for Cascade Park on the second Tuesday of June, 1909.
Sunday June 14 dinner runs 5 to 7 P M at Cascade Park Dining Hall 506. Menu lists Cream of Asparagus Soup Chicken Frisassee Roast Ribs of Beef Brown Gravy Roast Veal Roast Pork Apple Saus Creamed Tomatoes Succotash Potato Salad Green Onions Radishes Pickles Olives Compote of Rice With Peaches Apple Pie Lemon Pie Blackberry Pie Strawberry Shortcake Vanilla Ice Cream Coffee Tea.
Frank Hammond was charged with malicious mischief by Oscar Warner and discharged at a hearing before Alderman Ranney yesterday.
A sales offer promises a free at home cure for leucorrhoea and related female ailments. It claims to provide complete home treatment with full instructions, a free ten day supply, and a copy of WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER, urging mothers to obtain guidance and refer local supporters. The contact is Mrs M Summers Box H Notre Dame Indiana U S A.
A reader outlines a vision for an ideal suburban area with beauty cleanliness large lawns city improvements including sidewalks sewers water gas electricity and building restrictions. The note invites investigation into purchasing affordable lots in a high grade residence section within the city.
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