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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
7
True Values features woolen fabrics in high demand for coats suits and street gowns. New gabardines in six blues and black priced at 2.00 per yard. imported Prunellas at 1.50 per yard. black and white checks for dresses skirts and suits priced from 25c to 3.00 per yard.
Local society reports include visits by Mrs Harland Haun and family, Mr and Mrs Ira Beight at Battery B reunion, so on. A new sixteen member tennis club formed. ice cream strawberry festival planned. church services, Sunday school,Epworth league organized. various journeys and visits to New Castle and surrounding towns noted.
Halifax June 13 All wireless stations along the coast search the seas around the Canadian maritime provinces for trace of the government steamship Montmagny missing after recent North Atlantic storms. The Montmagny, 1269 tons, 212 feet long, built four years ago, operated by the department of marine and fisheries. The hailing port is Sorel Quebec. The authorities dispatched coastwise steamers and ordered ocean liners to watch for the steamer, with hope she is disabled rather than lost.
Mrs Wyke and Mrs Edward Irons of Coraopolis Mr and Mrs D C Campbell Mrs John Woods of Youngstown Clark Campbell of Grove City Gus Conway and family of Slippery Rock and Mrs Mary A Campbell of Leon Ohio attended the funeral of their brother Cowden Campbell of Long Avenue Tuesday.
A small group from Fourth Presbyterian church fished at Harbor Bridge on Wednesday. Attendees include Joe Withers Isabele Blucher John Gaston Harry Cohen Mary Walker Florence Maxwell Alberta Yoho and Robert Hanna.
Mr and Mrs C M Schuler and daughter Elma with Mr and Mrs Wm Ulrich and family of Morris street returned home after attending a birthday party honoring Mrs Clark Campbell of Grove City for her 57th birthday anniversary.
Wm Och and family moved to Ohio yesterday. Mrs Andrews of Morehead avenue is reported worse. Arthur Eckles of Morehead avenue is on the sick list. Mrs Margaret Barris of Clifton Flats has moved to the borough. Prof C C Rodgers of Prospect St has returned after a visit in Franklin. Mary Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hill, is not well. Frank Mates of Morris street has accepted a clerk position at Cascade Park. Council met Thursday and decided to grade Morris street in a few days. Mary Andrew of Moorehead avenue has resigned from New Castle pottery. Raymond Cook of Woodlawn visited Mr and Mrs Wm Mates of Morris street Sunday. Dora Livermore of South Jefferson street is visiting relatives in Hilliard briefly. Mrs Wm Mates of Morris street is ill with asthma but improving. Mrs Isaac Krosen of Beaver street has been ill. Louis Wittman plans to move June 16 to John Kirkpatrick property. Mrs Agnes Foust of Akron visited Mr and Mrs C M Shuler of Tempalena avenue yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Patton left for Hoket Iowa to visit friends. Rev C C Campbell and wife of Sligo were called due to the death of the latter's father Cowden Campbell. Mr and Mrs Guy Eckles and son Arthur, Mrs O J Shirk and Mrs Mary Goff and Oscar Shirk motored to Conneaut Lake and Meadville yesterday. Mrs Charles Boot of Youngstown and Mrs C A Frampton and daughter Lucille of Cincinnati visited Mrs Wm Sanders of South Jefferson street recently.
John Dickson suffers rheumatism while Ella MacWilliams visits New Castle relatives. Wiley Dickson becomes engineer at Irskins quarry. Mrs Coburn travels to Indiana. Asa Hoffmaster family visits West Middlesex. Belle Morrison visits relatives in New Castle.
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and urging internal remedies. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as safe and mercury free. Advertises testimonials and price per bottle.
East Brook and Dr. Nugent of New Castle were called here Thursday. Mrs. Mary Angus visits New Castle friends for a few days while Mrs. E. J. Waddington spends a week there. Mrs. W. H. McNickle and children were over Sunday guests with relatives of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGraw near Harbor. Miss Cora May Rhodes of New Castle plans a two week stay with relatives here. Rev. Wilson Groves of Lewistown is noted in the arrivals list.
J F McCullough serves on the jury this week. Mrs Hoffmeister spends Monday in Alliance. Mrs Kerr visits friends here Tuesday. Mrs Jane Knapp of Pittsburg visits. Mrs Todd Hoffmeister and Mrs Hoffmeister are mentioned in local social notes.
Washington June 13 A British American commission in Washington settles a War of 1812 claim. The Nelson, a British ship captured on the Great Lakes, requires the United States to pay heirs of the owners £1000 with 4 percent interest for 95 years totaling about $24,000. Congress had failed to approve the payment previously.
A prize court ordered the release of a seized vessel and returned it to its owners but the ship was sold and the proceeds embezzled by the court clerk, never recovered.
Warren Ohio lodge of Odd Fellows will visit Shenango lodge at Neshannock avenue hall this evening to perform first degree work. About 40 or 50 members from Warren are expected. On Monday Lawrence encampment of New Castle will go to Youngstown to visit Phoenix encampment where Sharon Ridge will join and present patriotic degree work.
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