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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

9

Ward How To Can Demonstration For War Time Women

A Mahoningtown school house event hosts a 2 PM canning demonstration by a Pennsylvania State College domestic science instructor. It teaches preserving fruits and vegetables to aid the country during wartime. An Italian women’s session at Christopher Columbus hall on South Liberty Street starts at 10 AM with an interpreter to ensure understanding.

Mahoningtown Pennsylvania State College Christopher Columbus Hall South Liberty Street

Marguerite Hurley Hosts Agenda Club Social Evening

Members of the Agenda club gathered at Miss Marguerite Hurley’s W Cherry Street home for a brief business session knit ting and music, with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother. The group later attended a Crescent theater outing. Katherine Rowan of East Cherry Street will host in two weeks. G I A Division 453 met at the Cherry Street AK P Hall for a busines s session and social time, planning a new Red Cross knitting project.

Agenda Club Marguerite Hurley W. Cherry Street T. P. Hurley Crescent Theater Katherine Rowan East Cherry Street G. I. A. Division 453 A K P. Hall Cherry Street Red Cross

Mahoning Teachers Host Noon Party Before Year-End Departures

Teachers at Mahoning town school held a midday party in the domestic science room. After a well prepared dinner the afternoon featured music chatting and knitting. Several educators have accepted positions elsewhere for the coming year and many more gatherings are planned before their departure.

Mahoningtown

Final rehearsal for children's day program at church

The final rehearsal for the children's day program at the Presbyterian church will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. A musical by students of Miss Sylvia Barnes is set for Saturday at 2 o'clock in the Barnes home on North Cedar street. A pleasing program will be presented and is expected to be largely attended by friends and relatives of the participants.

Presbyterian Church Sylvia Barnes Barnes North Cedar Street

Wallace couple visit son at Cornell University

Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace of Madison Avenue travel to Ithaca New York to visit their son Elder a student at Cornell University during a university term break.

Frank Wallace Madison Avenue Ithaca, N. Y Elder Cornell University

Councilmen Inspect New Curb Lighting Station Progress

Councilman James A. Horton and Robert H. Whaley visited the ward yesterday afternoon to view the curb lighting station under construction. They report the work progress is proceeding along fine.

James A. Horton Robert H. Whaley

Illness News for Howard Noss in Pittsburg

Friends of Howard Noss formerly of Mahoningtown report his serious illness at City Hospital Pittsburg after an operation two weeks ago and slower recovery than expected.

Howard Noss Mahoningtown Pittsburg City Hospital Noss

Frosts move from Freedom to Liberty Street

Mr and Mrs Audley Frost of Freedom relocate to Liberty street after Mr Frost a Pennsylvania conductor transfers first to the ward then to the New Castle division. They have many friends in the ward pleased by their return.

Audley Frost Freedom Liberty Street Frost Pennsylvania New Castle

Curb Lighting Station Work Resumes on East Cherry Street

Work resumed this morning on the long promised curb lighting station on East Cherry Street. Holes about five feet deep were dug Thursday night for the poles to be placed.

East Cherry Street

Seventh ward shows tidied up appearance after cleanup

The Seventh ward is painting homes and mowing lawns with clean streets free of litter. Residents expect no further major cleanup day for some time, as the area appears well maintained.

Seventh Ward

Bath house under construction for Hickory Creek swimmers

The Sev enth ward residents will soon have a regular swimming place without visiting parks. Many people already swim daily in Hickory creek and work on a bath house has started, promising a short wait for completion.

Seventh Ward Hickory Creek

Spectacular Sam Houston tale at Crescent Theater today

A thrilling red blooded story about Sam Houston features thousands of horses and dramatic battle scenes. The show highlights a great fearless soldier statesman and also stars Matt and Jeff as part of the Crescent theater program today.

Sam Houston Statesman Matt Jeff Crescent Theater

Local residents and visitors listed in Warren ward notes

A long list shows Eugene Scanlon and many others visiting relatives or staying in Warren. Names include Sallie McIllwain, Mrs A H McIllllwain, J W Stinson, Jack Sutton, Andy Andrews, Pete Gebhart, Bessie Brewster, Christian Felmeth, J F Grace, John McGinnis, Mrs Jacob Shiek, Mrs E D Jackson, Mrs Ross Campbell, Ira Reed, C V Metz, Nettie Wigley, Mary Wylie, Mrs Andrew McMutrie, Ethel Idao, W D Waltenbaugh, Jack McCarthy, Dewey Stewart, Grace Bowery, T E Maddox, John Margrave, Helen McClintock, with visits to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Oil City, and LaRue. A scrubber ceiling machine and coal prospects in Saghalien are noted separately.

Eugene Scanlon Cherry Street Youngstown Sallie McIllwain A. H. McIillwain Madison Avenue J. W. Stinson Cedar Street Warren O. Jack Sutton Wabash Avenue Andy Andrews Philadelphia Pete Gebhart North Beaver Bessie Brewster Christian Felmeth Pittsburg J. F. Grace John McGinnis Jacob Shiek Woodlawn Isabelle Wylie North Liberty Street E. D. Jackson LaRue, O A. R. Mornes West Pittsburg LaRue Ross Campbell West Cherry Street W. L. Hoover Edenburg Ira Reed C. V. Metz Miss Nettie Wigley

Lift Off Corns Doesn't Hurt in Quick Relief

A home remedy promises painless corn and callus removal with a few drops. The product claims to stop soreness rapidly and lift the affected skin away using simple finger pressure for easy relief.

Freezone Corn and Callus Remedy Hits Market in Cinci

A Cincinnati inventor introduced Freezone a tiny bottle treatment now sold in New York drug stores for a few cents. Apply a few drops to a tender corn or callus and the pain vanishes as the corn loosens and can be lifted away. The product claims no skin irritation and painless results for all corn and callus types.

Cincinnati

Wendell's Ambition Pills Marketed As Nerve Tonic

Ambition Pills advertised as a great nerve tonic promise vigor and vitality for nervous fatigue. Sold for 50 cents with refund offered by Clutton Drug Store if unsatisfied. Claims target general debility mental low mood and nerves from alcohol tobacco or overwork. Also touted as effective for hysteria trembl ing and neuralgia.

Wendell Clutton Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Economizf Washington Street DEVOE Kirk-Hutton & Company New Castle, Penna Douglas Ward Seventh Ward School Teachers’ Party Son Aweek East Washington Street Diamond Ing Popular Washington William Farnum IN “the Conqueror Seventh Ward Personals Mary Wylie Andrew McMutrie Sam Stewart Ethel Idao W. D. Waltenbaugh New Wilmington George Waltenbaugh Jack McCarthy Ashland Avenue Painsville O. Dewey Stewart Grace Bowery Alice Meyers Oil City T. E. Maddox John Margrave Baltimore, Md Helen McClintock New York Japan
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