Burns Opposes Sampson Street Extension Paving
Burns opposes the Sampson Street paving project in New Castle arguing the street won’t benefit properties enough to justify a $25,000 city cost. He claims the street does not affect main travel arteries and the streetcar company cannot pay its share. A council majority needed four votes. with the mayor absent, Burns’ negative vote could kill the measure. The ordinance was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Peas
Barnes
Burns
Stres Car Company
Jfoh
City of
New Castle
Lusk
Gare Bags
Lundk
Religious and Fraternal Circles Postpone Sabbath Event
In the Reforma church circle the annual Sabbath rehapl piento scheduled for Thursday in Canends partic has been postponed. King’s Daughters of the First M church will hold a turcon dinner Thursday June 18 in Cascade Park. Mothers Class of Maitland Memorial church met Monday with Mrs Walter Yoho. recitations by Miss Virginia Yoho followed. A breakfast in Cascade Park is planned Wednesday at 7:30 am. The next regular meeting is July 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac George in Albarn atop. The C D A held that June, July, August meetings be reduced to one monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reforma Treabytorian Church
Canends Partic
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Cascade Park
Maitland Mesmoriel Church
Walter Yoho
Croton Avenue
Virginia Yoho
Mra
Jack Volker
Cascada Park
Isaac George
Albarn
Lila Thornton
Binghampton
Gladys Winner
Baeckford
Cincincinnati
James C. Glenn
County Line Street
Wilma Woods
Milton Street
Terman Byler
Mount Jackson
Avia Byler
tHenn
Meeting and church notices from New Castle era
A planning note says the meeting will occur on the second Monday of each month. An invitation from Court Sharon for a Sunday initiation on June 18 in the K of P hall East State Street Sharon is read. Esther Queen Esthera will meet tonight with Miss Ruth McGaskey for election of officers. First Spiritualist Alliance Church services are at Cloudinin building Wednesday June 11 at eight. Ladies Aid social at church parlors Wednesday 7:30. Ladies Missionary Society meeting Thursday eight at Miss Katherine Treser’s home 910 West Grant. Rescue Mission services tonight at Clay Rescue Mission with students from Practical Bible Training School Binghamton NY. Dames of Malta Star of Liberty meet in Malta hall this evening with team practice at 6:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritualist
First Spiritualist Alliance Church
Phall
Cloudinin
Allee Uber
Clay Rescue Mission
Practical Bible Training School
Binghamton
WN. YY
Maria Foster
Lila Thornton
Jane Baynham
T. B. Wimner
Benjamin Watkins
New Castle
Dames of
Malta
Star of Liberty
Dames of Malta
Malta Hall
Team Pracetice
Assessment on Ringer Stands Tax Dispute Divides Council
Council debated whether tombstone carvers are manufacturers or retailers for mercantile tax. City solicitor James A. Gardner urged manufacturer status since stones are rough cut and engraved. Louis McAnaney and Lusk argued retailers owe minimum tax. the council ruled the assessment stands. Also noted a Business Girls Picnic hosts Rae Muirhead at Lakewood summer home of Dr. McLaughrey and Mrs. Muirhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gardner
Lusk
Louis McAnaney
City Mercantile
JF. Ringer
Monument
Council
Rae Muirhead
Lakewood
McLaughrey
White & Company Remodeling Work Completed
White and Company remodeling of the undertaking establishment on Neghannock Avenue begun in May finished Monday. The front porch was removed and a brick office and spacious veranda added. Front and rear rooms form a combined waiting area with chapel. Interior features include a brick fireplace, chandeliers, silver tones, wicker furniture, and grey and old rose upholstery for a refined period look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White & Co
Neghannock Avenue
Mekie
Local social notes and visits across the region
A string of visitors and guests recent weekend and weekday trips across towns such as Cleveland Pittsburgh Akron Youngstown and Beaver Falls. Names include Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis Miss Frances Rogers Miss Belle Vaughan Miss Hazel Mills Miss Heler Gibson Miss Ethel Bagshaw and many more with brief mentions of births visits and hospital stays.
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Clarence Davis
East Washington Street
Woodlawn
Robert Morrison
Highland Venue
Cleveland
Frances Rogers
Akron
Eva Hamilton
Beckford Street
H. & Forbes
Main Street
New York City
Belle Vaughan
Boston Avenue
Hazel Mills
Boyles Avenue
Pittsburgh
Heler Gibson
East Street
Ethel Bagshaw
Lenore McGaffie
Arlington Avenue
Bell Cox
Patterson Avenue
Leysbon Richards
Laurel Boulevard
William Glason
Hast, Street
J. C. Leohner
Highland Arante
Shenango Valley Hospital
William H. Patterson
Martin Street
J. Kirk
W. E. Leavy
Highland Avenue
M. J. Donnelly
Jean
North Mercer Street
Butler
William Jenkins
Walt
Adelaide Rigby
Pittcburet
Margaret Graham
Fearne Street
Conneaut Lake
Agnes Griffiths
Electric
Herman Blevins
Youngstown
Trehorn
W. L. Davia
North, Mill Street
Clarence Burkman
John Swanson
Albert Street
Dora Carlson
Josephine Carlson
Mulberry Street
J. A. Irwin, Jr
Bellevue
John Albert III
Lucille Patterson
Youngs Town
E. Patterson
Chestnut Street
George Kimball
Ping Street
State Highway Department
Marion Swisher
Edna Shoaft
Wilson Avenue
Beaver Falla
Mary Love
Atoneboro
Misa Dilvabeth Byers
Myr
Mia
0. G. Carey
Marle
Kaya
Hair Net Sale and Curtain Lengths Offer
Hair nets in regular weave offered at 25 cents with assorted cap colors Light to dark brown black blonde and auburn. A special value. Curtain lengths Marquisatte Serim Voile Madras and Net ends of pieces available in various styles at low prices for homes.
Fine Dress Voiles Offered In 150 Yard Lengths
Advertising copy notes Fine Dress Voiles sold in 150 yard lengths by The Basement Store. Describes stock as unusual yet reputable, about 800 yards available, with fine printed voiles. Colors light and patterns suited for summer dresses for women girls and children. Tub proof and durable, 27 inches wide.
Summer Dress Aprons Attractively Priced 68c Each
Cool and comfortable dress aprons for summer wear at home camp or farm. Made of good grade percale in attractive patterns on light grounds. Cut full in size, finished and trimmed with self material rick rack or bias folds. A complete range of patterns offered.
Weekend Visitors and Graduates Celebrate Summer Plans
A string of local residents plan trips and celebrations including relatives visiting Boston and Slippery Rock State Normal for summer term, graduates from Slippery Rock, and outings to Pittsburgh Youngstown and Greenville. Several families announce births and recoveries, with travel to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Europe cited among the social roundups.
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A. G. McClure
Marshall Avenue
Eliza MeTver
John Melver
Gladys Conn
Shaw Street
Boston
Mass
Harriette Martin
County Line Street
Slippery Rock
Mary Martin
Geneva Fleming
Moore Avenue
Olive Mmnery
Buttey Avenue
J. F. Dale
Misa Margaret Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Mrs. Falton
Philadelphia
Beaver
Marl Craig,Jr
Robert Crawford
Oak Park Lodge
Bunday
Charles Hobert
Paul Mrozak
Rs. Sophia Kwolek
Oakland Avenue
New York City
Poland
Europe
H. Gray
Gladys
Adams Street
Huth Ginette
Richelieu Avenue
Greenville
Gray
Hass
Fine Dress Linens and Pine-mesh Screen Offerings
Advertises fine dress linens at 1.25 per yard praised for color and style suitable for summer frocks. Also promotes pine mesh metal wire screens on adjustable wood frames with height options from 15 to 18 inches, extendable to 33 to 40 or 33 to 48 inches, claiming health benefits by using them now.
Crescents Seek July Double Header Games
Crescents want July 4 games and seek a double header. contact Bik between 6:80 and 7750 p.m. for scheduling. Ordinance approval for trading Fast Park traffic along West Washington Street and West Park Way was passed by council today with work to start after contract preliminaries. Comets are mentioned with varying speeds, Halley's about 60 mph slower than the Great Comet, which travels 288 miles per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum Crescents
Yinal
Five Years an Invalid Woman Walks to Store for Fifth Bottle
A Delaware area report tells of Mrs Edward Bechter and her mother Mrs Mary Graf from Bethlehem Pa praising the Reese Formula as a miracle for stomach and related ailments. After four bottles the woman could work and walk, aiding chores and visiting the store for more bottles, with both saying the remedy restored health. The piece urges others suffering from stomach liver and kidney issues to try the product as a wonder cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bechter
W. Lerhigh
Bethlehem
Mary
Wits
American Silicine Coy
Wwe
Wonder
Ami
Joe Kee
CoWatern
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Sampson Street
Tayvor
Thirberen Street
Counell
City Cierk
Counel
Regent
Colonial Yarn
D.cherry St.Phila
Hart Queen Esthers Mart
Esthera
Misa Ruth McGaskey
Whippo Street
of Heers
Mire
M. Grace
Morton
Palm Beach
Little Boys
Oliver Twist
White & Company
M’kee
McKee
North Mill St
Stout
Regina Barnes
Park Avenues
Margaret Granfield
Helen Daily
North Street
I. H. Throop
Blaine Atract
William Horner
Wesl Street
Frank Gregory
Wallaca
Venus Land
James McMastera
New York
Elafe Johnson
Mooseheart
Minois
Mary Hartman
North Mill Street
Alfred Owens
Youngstrdat
Martha Owens
Mary and
Elizabeth Harvard
Euclid Avenue
Crescents
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