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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
4
The News Company solicits correspondence on public matters from all parts of the county. Notices request all checks money orders drafts and communications be addressed to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
The piece argues for a New Castle Home Week to reunite former residents now scattered nationwide. It cites Franklin’s successful home week as a model, proposes a full week of family reunions picnics and alumni events, and urges local leaders to organize and lead the effort to revive community memory and boost summer activity. D. KR. Ballard and Misses Martha Kissinger have returned from a Detroit visit.
The West side schools dominate the teacher piano contest as Olive Johnston leads with 262 votes followed by Harriet Elliott close behind. Clara Hamilton enters third with 128 votes while Edna Young climbs to 102. Voting boxes are placed at multiple local stores and grocers across streets and avenues for residents to cast ballots.
Eleven members of Princeton Presbyterian Sunday School completed a one year course under the State Sunday School association and received diplomas. The program featured talks by Miss Harriet Stickel and others, with diplomas presented by Rev. E. P. Tait and Rev. John Snape delivering an address.
Tomorrow marks the 300th anniversary of the first Episcopal communion in America. Services will be held nationwide with sermons in all churches and a grand bank offering expected to total about a million dollars. The Episcopal Church has shaped American history with leaders like George Washington among its communicants.
MATHER BROS CO advertises Saturday and Monday specials listing triple plated knives and forks by Roger Gros and Reed and Barton, Elgin watches, Boss and Crescent cages, desert setware, alarm clocks, cut glass, china and sterling spoon sets with notable discounts and a claim of the finest stock in the city at 118 E Washington St.
The Provident Life and Trust company pays $2000 to John W Keast and Frances Falls of this city for the late Eben S Falls. Charles R Galbrath of Franklin serves as general agent for Northwestern Pennsylvania.
A collation of pointed jests and quips on society politics and local mores. The text lampoons advertising liverymen undertakers and chambermaids while noting price rises, temperance on July 4th and oddities from theft to pensions. It also references workers pay politics and a jab at philanthropy and Washington.
L A Mercer and Wesley Allen select a new six man jury to hear the assault case next Monday evening at Alderman Ranney's office. Jurors named are Maurice McClure Alfred Turner Howard Munnell Charles Waldorf J J McFate and George McFarland. Mercer prosecutes claiming Allen assaulted him. Mercer previously was convicted of assault and battery in a related matter.
Exposure brings rheumatism and pain that grows from mild stiffness to agony. The Bloodine remedy claims to act immediately on blood and nerves and will positively cure rheumatism, no matter how severe. Sample mailed for life. The Bloodine Co., Boston. McKee's Drug Store.
Mrs. J. S. Bost of Lilly Pennsylvania claims Father John’s Medicine cured her dry hacking cough diagnosed as consumption by her doctor. Mr. Bost says the remedy can build up the body and guard against disease. Mrs. A. Bilodeau of Lewiston Maine says four years of illness diagnosed as consumption ended with the medicine.
An ad claims all piles types pass through stages and are cured by Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets taken internally. It guarantees money back if it fails and sells for $1.00 at J P Neely's New York location or Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY with a guarantee.
Members of the Maccabees gather Sunday at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Church North Street entrance 1t on Be
Roland Stevenson of Niles ran aimiie to a physician's office yesterday after a fish hook lodged deep in his cheek. The incident prompted medical attention and a quick visit to the clinic for removal and care.
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