New Castle News Office and Contact Details
New Castle News, published by The News Company, lists officers and editors with offices on Sycamore Street and Apple Way. The paper operates evenings except Sundays, with telephone numbers for editorial and business offices, and reports use of the International News Service. Foreign advertising represented by Bndenstein, Inc of New York City.
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St. New York City
Eastbrook Camp fundraiser urged by New Castle clergy
The town faces a push for the Eastbrook fresh air camp to be built this summer. Mr J C McCready will rally ministers to support practical Christianity through acts of charity, including coal and ice gifts for the needy. A church collection will honor the most generous parish.
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New Castle
McCready
Eastbrook
Adam and
Eve
Garden Eden
Lusitania Victims Recovered at Queenstown
The bodies of two Lusitania victims were recovered at sea and brought to Queenstown aboard a cruiser. Efforts to identify the deceased were begun immediately as baggage marked with initials was collected.
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Queenstown
City Briefs Highlight Dockets and Street Plans
Two more drunks registered on the city police docket last night, increasing arrests. The council stalled an ordinance repealing Mulberry Street extension and debated paving Sampson Street between Grant and State. Mayor Tyler opposed the Clyde Gilfillan land purchase for North Jefferson Street. council passed it 3 to 0. Edward Fisher reported Carnegie Steel damaged a window. officials deferred to the company for remedy.
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Clyde Gilfillan
North
Jefferson Street
Barnett
Ramsey
Lusk
Sampson Street
Grant and
State Streets
C. H. Milholland
Edward, Fisher
South
Fisher
Carnegie Steel Company
Pulaski Man Headed West
Mystery over Ed Onstott missing from Pulaski deepens after a postcard from Chicago notes he is headed to Kansas wheatfields. He left home a week ago without a message or explanation, and family remains unsure of his whereabouts or plans.
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Pulaski Pa
Ed Onstott
Chicago
Ill
Wheatfields
Kansas
Pulaski
Mr. Onstatt
Tongues and Tidbits Across Many Lands
A collage of maxims and notices spans languages and eras from Greek and Chinese proverbs to remarks on Mr. Bryan and world events. The column riffs on tongue as power, civ il service mail routes, weather, theater morals, and local anecdotes from Norman Keefer to New Castle baptisms. It blends quips, quarries, and everyday curiosities with brief civic notes and light humor.
Wise sayings and local anecdotes from New Castle revelry
A column of wry maxims and observations on daily life in New Castle. It blends humor about age and attire with notes on harvests, money, patriotism, and Fourth of July plans, including a Nebraska farm hand inheriting seven million dollars and a clash over collecting long standing debts.
Bible Linked to Town Hero in 1849 Rescue
Mrs. Sarah Riley keeps a family Bible once belonging to her brother John N. Sutton of Slippery Rock period. He saved a child in a buggy incident that year and received the Bible from Mrs. Joseph White, honoring his brave act.
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Sarah Riley
Neshannock Avenue
John N. Sutton
Slippery Rock
Joseph White
George Greer
Greer
Mr. Sutton
Mrs. White
Ocean News steamers and arrivals list New York June
Ocean News lists steamers sailing today Ancona for Naples Dutch N Amsterdam for Fal mouth and arrivals due Rochambeau from Bordeaux Beekbergen from Rotterdam Nairnshire from London Delaware from London Noordyk from Rotterdam Pollux from Rotterdam Argonan from London Harlem from Havre Rinaldo from Hull Saxon Monarch from London Helrig Olav from Christiansand Themisto cles from Gibraltar Elizabeth from Rotterdam Canopic from Palermo.
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Naples
N. Amsterdam
Falmouth
Rochambeau
Bordeaux
Beekbergen
Rotterdam
Nairnshire
London
Delaware
Noordyk
Pollux
Argonan
Harlem
Havre
Rinaldo
Hull
Saxon Monarch
Helrig Olav
Christiansand
Themistocles
Gibraltar
Elizabeth
Canopic
Palermo
Pa and Ma Attend Faded Music Hall Tale
A humorous tale describes Little Bobbie and Pa at a music gathering. Pa performs, teases a rival, and jokes about fiddling, drinking songs, and a desert ride with Tommy Burke while Ma eyes him warily. The crowd claps as the show ends and everyone goes home.
Germans Press Front Against Lemberg As Russians Hold
Petrograd notes deny evacuations of Lemberg and report Austro German forces under Von Mackensen trying to cut Russian lines from the north. Heavily reinforced columns push along the Lubaczowka and Wusznia rivers toward Lumbaczow and Jaworow near Lemberg as fighting continues in Poland.
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Russian War Office
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Lvov
Galicia
von Mackensen
Wusznia
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Jarosula
Lumbaczow
Jaworow
Poland
Shavl
Szawle
Westminster Man To Fight War Typhus
Dr. D. C. Hankey a Westminster College graduate and former New Wilmington schools principal sails from New York on Friday with a U S medical relief corps bound for Servia to combat typhus amid wartime reports of high deaths. Hankey, who led Westminster athletic teams, studied medicine in Boston and is among notable alumni recent years.
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Pittsburg
New Castle
Westminster College
Westminster
Wilson Campbell
Westminster School of Music
Wilmington
Youngstown
Sharon
Inez Barbour
New York
Niels Houggard Nielsen
Royal Cadman
W. W. Braham
W. I. Grundish
News Wilmington
D. C. Hankey
Servia
Hankey
New Wilmington Public Schools
Boston
Mass
Rescue Mission Picnic Scheduled at Cascade Park
The Rescue Mission holds its fourth annual Sunday school picnic on Thursday June 24 at Cascade park inviting 500 children and mothers from the mission. Volunteers are urged to donate food or money to cover a banquet including baked beans potato salad sandwiches cheese eggs cakes pies and more. E J Berquist supervisor asks Christian friends in New Castle to help.
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Rescue Mission
Cascade Park
Christian Friends of
New Castle
Bell
Union
E. J. Berquist
Mule chooses well site in oil hunt tale from Dallas
In Dallas on June 15 a tale says Colonel E. H. R. Green used a mule to select the oil well site. The mule was driven into the field and stopped near rich grass, where a stake was placed. Green jokes he will pension the mule if oil is struck.
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Sum
Gentelman
Tommy Burke
Monseer
Dallas
Tex
E. H. R. Green
Notice to Taxpayers for 1915 County Taxes
The county treasurer reminds taxpayers that county, state and dog taxes for 1915 are due. Taxes may be paid in June and July with five percent discount, in August at face value, and after September 1 a five percent penalty applies. Statements are available on written request showing property location by wards boroughs and townships. Payment by checks money orders accepted. Address for receipts provided. Frank L. Bigham County Treasurer June 10-12-15-22. Married couple welcomes a son to Mr and Mrs Carrigan of Atlantic Avenue.
Socialists Open Campaign Tonight in Public Square
Mayor Tyler announces the Socialist local campaign opening this evening on the public square. He will preside and speak, followed by James H. Hollingsworth of Terre Haute Indiana who will discuss "War." Tyler expects to cover local issues.
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Tyler
Public Square
James H. Hollingsworth
Terre Haute
Ind
Letters Issued by Recorder Eakin Estate Matters
Register and Recorder Eakin issues letters of administration or testamentary for several estates. Lawrence Savings and Trust Co. receives letters for Clark Lewis estate. Clinton E Mengle is appointed for Annie Holloway. Eunice J Johnson for Harriet J Shaw. Simon Hoffmaster for Minnie W Hoffmaster. Mary Fisher estate letters testamentary issued to a named successor.
Knights of Malta Open Meeting Tonight
Open meeting of the Knights of Malta at eight o clock in Odd Fellows parlors on Neshan nock avenue invites all applicants and new members.
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Knights of Malta Meeting
Odd Fellows Parlors
Neshannock Avenue
Rev Miller Called to St Pauls Lutheran Pastorate
The congregation of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church on Grant Street extends a formal call to Rev. Mr. Miller of Zurich Canada to become pastor, succeeding Rev C Frederick Frank who departed this spring. He recently preached at St Pauls and impressed the congregation.
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St.Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Street
Miller
Zurich
Can
Frederick Frank
St. Paul's Church
Former Free Press editor visits city today
Steve Flanagan, a former resident and once editor of the Free Press, is in town today. He now runs a tailoring business in Pittsburg.
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The
Free Press
Pittsburg
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