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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
13
Healthful water advertised as pure from Hutchinson's spring bottled on site and delivered in sterilized bottles. Sample offer included with delivery of one bottle to prove quality. Pricing listed for various quantities and options including distilled water and sanitary ice water coolers.
The town awaits Dr. J. Wesley Smith return for talks on Bringing up Grandpa and A Tour Around the World later in July. Miss Ina McAdams leads the evening programs at 8 o clock and Rev. R M Offutt extends a warm welcome. Ice cream parlor profits planned to aid Princeton Presbyterian church this summer.
Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock begins with Sunday school at the Presbyterian church. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m with the topic The Use- likely part of a continuing study program for youth.
General Laboratories of Madison Wisconsin advertises Hyclorite as a safe and effective antiseptic for mouthwash cuts burns and wounds. It claims instant germ destruction and broad suitability for first aid, hospital use, and home protection. It emphasizes purity economy and physician endorsement.
Jacob Eckert begins a new barn project this month after a prior fire destroyed the old one. Carpenters from New Castle are doing the framing, and the structure is described as a large barn that will be completed.
Meetings every Tuesday evening at the church to plan the annual Fourth of July picnic to be held at Book's Gibson's woods. Residents are invited to join and contribute ideas and arrangements for the event.
The William McGuire residence was freshly painted and papered improving its exterior appearance. James Stickle Sr. completed the work on the house.
Harry Sechlar has returned to his home after years away traveling through various parts of the country. Old friends are glad to welcome him back.
Children's day services will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening, July 2.
Robt Offutt enjoyed hospitality at J A Sechlar home this week. Miss Sara Stickle visited New Castle. William Roher made an official call at Rose Point last week. William Cotton conducted business in New Castle Wednesday and had a telephone installed. Oliver Stickle of New Castle called Tuesday evening. Glenda Lorain called on Clara Myers Monday. Harry Gibson from near Mt Hermon called Tuesday. Alexander White of Weigletown called Tuesday. Stuart visited W D Morris Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank McKnight visited A L Jones. Ruth Frew of Pleasant Valley called on Margaret Cotton Friday. James Stevenson of Prospect worked in the marble shop this week. Wm Lorain from New Castle spent the week with his parents. Cleda and Verne Binney visited their grandmother Mrs Thomas Myers last week. Francis Birch returned home after trips to McKees Rocks and Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs John White of Big Run and Mrs Frank Ges ta, J R Sut ton and Miss Clara are mentioned.
Slippery Rock W C T U met at the home of Mrs Walker Bock with 11 members present and one visitor. Mrs Hunt led the meeting. attendees included Mrs Caroline Hunt Mrs Wm McCracken Mrs Tillie Book Mrs Kelly Mrs Mary Young Mrs Mary Munnell Mrs Mamie White Mrs Anna Weigle Mrs Josephine Munnell Mrs Inez Hunt Miss Carrie Hunt and Mrs Walker Book. Next meeting planned at Mrs Josephine Munnell’s home. The S T club gathered at Mr and Mrs James Wright home with about 43 members present for an enjoyable evening. Attendees included many local families and children. CHILDREN'S DAY There will be children's day ser-
A travel blurb promotes Rocky Mountain National Estes Park in Colorado as an ideal vacation site. It highlights vast pine forest scenery, activities from golf to camping, and abundant wildlife. Readers are invited to request a folder with maps and pictures by mail.
Vices at Hermon next Sunday morning. An excellent program is being prepared by the little folks. Christian Endeavor next Sunday evening at 7 30.
Thomas Stevenson transacted business in Harlansburg Wednesday. Mrs Florence Stevenson and sons visited Mrs James Book last Friday. Edward Young excused from jury duty this week. Mrs Jemima Pence visiting sister Mrs Wm Book this week. Mr and Mrs George Dean and family visited William Boak last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Aiken and children called on Irwin Stevens Tuesday evening. Mrs Samuel Linton and daughter visited grandmother Mrs Sarah Taylor last week. Walker Book and James Ray attended the presbytery at Enon Valley last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ben McCleary and son Raymond visited Mr and Mrs James Book last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J C Stevenson and daughters from New Castle and Mr and Mrs John Ward of West Virginia and Miss Lena Koup of Lisbon Ohio motored to Irwin Stevensons home last Thursday evening.
Bessemer prepares for a large Fourth of July event on July 4 with an evening celebration. An ice cream social Thursday will raise funds. Fireworks are expected to surpass previous years as the community gathers for a festive display.
An event will be held in Mt Jackson on the Fourth with music and a social time as amusements. Local organizers invite residents to join the celebration featuring entertainment and community gathering.
Colonel J M Martin issues notices for En campment No 9 U V L memorial services at Central Presbyterian Church Sunday evening June 18 with comrades meeting at 7 p m in U V L hall. Comrades W H B Miles Thomas Davis James Mill Samuel M Dickson and James Hoke have died since the last memorial.
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