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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
19
The Reading Circle of 91 held its annual banquet Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Dunlap’s Leasure avenue home. The entire house was used for entertaining with a 6:30 dinner. Music, conundrums, recitations, and social time followed, making the event a red letter occasion for the Circle of 791.
Twenty youths attended a social at Mrs. Jas Davis pleasant Moravia home with music games and refreshments. Guests included Clara Dover Lily Barber Anna Cooper Sue Rigby Ethel Brown Nettie Barber Ada Barber Mabel Neely Edna Shirk Effie Farrell James Cooper Eugene Johnston James Emery Frank Ringling Edward Walls Clarence Shirk Frank Barber Hugh Rigby Charles Newell Harry Morgan.
Geo E Cary editor of the Guide Washington VA reports a severe ankle sprain relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. Sold by Huttons Pharmacy. The festival in the church basement Saturday evening benefits the Grace M E church and invites all.
A prone description notes loss of appetite as an early sign of decline and promotes Hand's Sarsaparinia as the best tonic. It also suggests drinking hydrant water for health.
Mrs Mary J Boyle 23-wife of William Boyle died at 6 this morning at the family residence corner Croton avenue and Ray street of septicaemia leaving a two week old infant. She moved here last October from Mercer county and was a member of United Presbyterian church. Remains to be shipped this evening at 7 to Mercer for funeral at her father’s home with interment there. Suttons entrusted with arrangements. Services at residence on Croton avenue at 6.
The general synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church in session at Cincinnati elected Rev. George W. Brownell of West Middlesex Pa as moderator with Rev. J. Y. Boice Philadelphia as stated clerk and Rev. J. H. Kendall Tarentum Pa as associate clerk. Cedarville College conferred the doctor of divinity degree on Rev. J. L. Chestnut, retiring moderator.
Mrs. George Conji of Moravia street fell Friday night and broke her left ankle. A North Mercer street surgeon reduced the fracture. Milo Cochran of the Fifth ward has opened a jewelry store at 604 Moravia street at the foot of Long Avenue offering engraving, umbrella covers, repairs, and eyewear.
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