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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
6
Police were summoned from Oak Park lodge to investigate a late night incident at the cemetery. An auto with several men and two women entered through the gate and stopped on a hill near Neshannock creek. Officers found two women in the car and the men swimming in the creek, all claiming unfamiliarity with cemetery rules banning entry after 8 PM.
In a Children's Day ceremony at First Methodist Church a class of 23 graduates from the primary department received diplomas from Superintendent Miss M Kate Stockman. The event featured organ and piano music, Bible memory work, and 14 baptisms, with graduates advancing to the junior department and a kindergarten class moving up to primary.
Mrs B Wilhelm of Franklin Pa credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing longstanding indigestion after one bottle. The ad claims the remedy improves blood quality to strengthen stomach function and relieve symptoms. Pellets also aid stomach liver and bowels.
A large Sunday evening crowd at the Presbyterian church enjoyed a Children’s Day program led by Misses Clarinda Wallace, Mary Brothers, Anna Simpson, and Lillian Daugherty. The event featured solos, recitations, dialogues, and school songs with flowers and programs from the Printers’ club.
Teachers training class meets Wednesday at 7 at the church. Midweek prayer service follows at 7 45. Bible school choir and orchestra practice Friday at 7. Church choir rehearses Friday at 8. Ladies Aid bake sale Saturday at the Conzett meat market on East Cherry Street. Next Sunday cradle roll day observed at Bible school with a special program to urge attendance.
All lodge meetings are held at the K. of P. hall on East Cherry street unless noted. Amazon lodge 336 R. ot. 2 meets tonight at 8. Tin City division 565 B of L E meets Tuesday at 7 30. Evening Star lodge 471 B of R T meets Wednesday at 7 30. Ladies Aux to O R C meets Thursday at 2. Crosscut lodge 495 I O O F meets Thursday at 8. New Castle division 326 O R C meets Friday at 7 30.
Last evening at the regular meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Madison Avenue Christian Church officers for the ensuing term were elected. Herman Talbitter was chosen president with R. E. Burns as vice president. Ella Gilmore is secretary and Helen Bumbaugh assistant secretary. Carl Gilmore becomes treasurer with Kathryn Fowler as pianist and Marie Fowler as assistant pianist.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Gilmore of North Cedar street travel to Philadelphia where their son Claire is to graduate from the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania on Wednesday. They plan a two week trip to New York and Atlantic City afterward.
Several large shipments of tires were produced at the New Castle Rubber company plant in recent days. The tires are reported to have a fine appearance and are expected to rival the best on the market.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hyde and J. W. Hyde attended the funeral of James M. Hyde in Millville. Services were conducted Sunday afternoon.
Frank Daly and John Sullivan place a large automobile in the Jitney Bus trade between Mahoningtown and the city’s upper area. R. R. Fowler operates the vehicle causing local buzz.
S G Logan of North Lafayette Street began work today painting Dr H H Davis home on North Cedar Street. He will rush the job as weather permits.
The Duke of Abruzzi band was a prominent feature of the day’s program held Saturday by the Italian component of the upper city.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Pyle of Wabash avenue were summoned to Youngstown on Saturday by the death of Frank Kelso brother in law to Mrs Pyle long ill prior to passing.
The Shaffers have relocated from their former residence on West Cherry Street to a new address on Second Street.
A long roster records residents from North Beaver and nearby towns visiting Pittsburg and nearby areas on Saturday. Names include Ross Lusk James Gilmore Milton Kyle Miss Anna Benson and many others with notes of illness visits business trips and weekend stays in Warren Youngstown New Wilmington and McKees Rocks.
Greek speaker John Constantine addressed a large crowd at Ma honing avenue hall on Sunday afternoon urging foreigners to investigate U S opportunities in farming. He highlighted small plots for intensive farming and larger tracts for general farming as paths to independence and home ownership.
Realty transfers listed include R. J. Barron by sheriff to Norman F. Reno in Hazel Dell for $100 and Boyles Field Land Co. to Wallace J. Ewing in Second ward for $1. Edwin C. McComb to Mary McKane Rogers in First ward for $1 and Charles E. Taylor to Joseph Mangini in First ward for $270. Anna B. Druschel to R. Zenas Williams in Third ward for $2,650. Miss Lois Downs of Pittsburg visited Miss Grace Farrell on Court street.
A 19th century ad promotes Devoe paint as a superior choice among many, noting better paint reduces gallons and labor cost. It claims Devoe is rare in town and highlights Smith Hutton Kirk Co as the seller.
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