A Fast Day Game With A Good Rub And Cool Shower
A fast game on a hot day ended with a quick rub and a refreshing shower. Players showcased speed and stamina as coaches kept substitutions to manage fatigue.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
6
A fast game on a hot day ended with a quick rub and a refreshing shower. Players showcased speed and stamina as coaches kept substitutions to manage fatigue.
The Shenango Valley hospital executive committee Frederik L. Rentz J Norman Martin and Harry K Gregory are in Detroit to explore securing an x ray machine for the Shenango Valley hospital. Funds raised recently included money for installation of an x ray machine and other equipment.
Local Elks Lodge 69 prepares for the July 25 dedication of its new home in New Castle. Grand lodge officers are expected, with efforts to have the grand exalted ruler give the address. The building, corner stone laid in 1914, features fine woodwork and finished interiors as decoration completes.
West Pittsburg June 13. Mrs H A Anderson A R Thiersch Dr Ross Brown and J R Brodbeck named delegates from the M E church to the Lawrence County convention meeting in Mahoningtown June 15. Presbyterians list Alma Benson Mary Belle McBride Almira Leslie Kerr Martin. Both Sunday schools are front line schools.
Quarterly conference and communion will be held at the M E church Sunday at 3 30 Rev J A McCamey of Grove City will conduct the preaching services Mr and Mrs Gene Ward attended a family reunion at McKeesport spending the week end with relatives
Rev. Smith Ordway and wife and daughter arrived in town and settled on South Street. He filled the pulpit at Moravia and delivered a pleasing address that made a favorable impression.
The article notes a general belief that the Sterling will restart work shortly and be running in full capacity before long.
James Keck Jr. is confined to his home with measles. Mrs. A. A. Jones was a business visitor in Pittsburg Saturday. Eleanor Pitzer had her arms and face severely poisoned by ivy. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Caseby and son Robert spent Sunday with Savannah relatives. F. Miller and John Pappas of Akron spent Sunday with West Pittsburg friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hindman and the latter's sister Miss Lizzie Lehman of Pittsburg visited relatives here Sunday. W. A. McMahon and granddaughter Mandress Snodgrass spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Cleveland. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner and sons spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shields of New Castle. Mrs. Milo Gibson who has been in Mahoningtown with her daughter Mrs. H. S. Miller has returned. Mrs. John Pitzer and Mrs. Dave Pitzer visited the latter's son Dave at the hospital Sunday. Mr. Pitzer is said to be in a precarious condition.
Pulaski notices report a Kyle reunion set for Thursday at A. G. Knox's home. Church activities include Rev. A J McCamey at the Methodist pulpit and a Presbyterian church cleaning at 8 am Wednesday. Regional visits feature Miss Rena Davis at New Castle and multiple family excursions among local residents.
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