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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
2
Rev. Father A. M. Yochum of South Jefferson Street is noted as visiting Pittsburg today in a brief social item.
Our second annual stock-reducing sale begins tomorrow morning with larger assortments and better values than last year. We have twice as much stock as last year and thousands more rolls to clear before inventory. Wall paper has become Youngstown’s largest selling section as we offer new patterns and high quality even at low prices.
Large stock of wall papers for all rooms offered at half price. More than 50 000 rolls available across kitchens bedrooms living rooms dining rooms libraries halls and baths. Prices range from 10 to 75 cents a roll with many patterns at substantial discounts.
Miss Mary Britton of Elm street and Thomas Joyce of Atlantic avenue plan to wed Monday morning June 30 at St Marys church. Miss Anna Britton will be bridesmaid and Joseph O Laughlin best man. A breakfast follows at the Britton home then the couple depart for a trip and will reside on West North street.
Dr A M Cook of this city married Miss Gevien Rudesill a former New Castle resident in a quiet ceremony June 11 in Los Angeles California. The couple plans to reside in the west, and the wedding surprised many friends in the area who know both families well.
Mrs. W. G. Wilson and daughter Jessie with guest Miss Gertrude Hawkins of Uniontown travel to Greenville on Tuesday to attend the McMannus McCreary wedding on Wednesday. Also attending from the city are Mrs. J. W. Fessler and her daughters May and Josephine from Norwood avenue and Miss Kathleen Jenkins of North Beaver street.
Miss Rheyma Michener of Highland avenue travels to Pittsburg to join University of Pennsylvania commencement week events. She attends the senior boat ride and dance tonight, the chancellors reception and dance at Hotel Schenley on Tuesday, and the graduation exercises on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart of North Street and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins of the Seventh Ward will travel to Pittsburg Tuesday to attend the graduation of Donald Stewart from the Carnegie Institute of Technology.
At Emmanuel Baptist church Sunday afternoon the Protheroe Choral Society formed a committee chaired by Mrs. David Lewis to arrange a future picnic.
Friends of Mrs. Sarah Riley of 329 Neshannock avenue announce her marriage to Mr Scott of the Westside will take place on July 4. Both parties are well known locally.
Ray Williams of 32 North Beaver Street left Sunday for Indianapolis Indiana where he will marry Miss Caroline Stewart Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
The Protected Home circle will hold a Thursday evening meeting to elect officers. Members are urged to attend and participate in the internal elections.
William Jones of Braddock visits his mother George Jones of West Falls Street. Miss Henrietta Jones travels to Pittsburg to visit grandmother Mrs H E Jones for three weeks. Mrs Ralph Turner and sons Harold and Robert of Allen Street depart for Washington relatives. Mrs H E Warden of Detroit is arriving for a visit with local friends and relatives. Mrs Eliza MacGonigle of 317 Neshannock Avenue leaves for Midland due to sister Kate McGonigle’s illness.
Joseph Ott died at 65 from heart trouble during a Sunday drive near Kinsman Ohio with his son in law James McMahon of Struthers. He had visited his daughter Mrs. McMahon and left no warning. Survived by seven daughters and four sons, funeral arrangements pending.
Death notices list several obituaries with service details. Bessie Reese daughter of James Reese had funeral at 708 Erie Avenue with Rev. W. W. Sniff presiding. interment in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs Merriam, 74, died at John Mattocks home near Wurtemburg. funeral staged at her residence and burial to New York state. Augustine Stackilwicz, 14 months, died of pneumonia. funeral at St Marys Polish church and burial in St Josephs cemetery. Olive P OBrien, of Miller Avenue, death occurred in Gary Indiana. funeral in First Methodist church. Senior L T L county convention underway at Central Presbyterian with graduating exercises and special music.
Mrs T J Smiley and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of T J Smiley. The annual picnic of St Marys parochial school is set for Thursday at Cascade Park with a large crowd anticipated.
Advertises Poslam cream for eczema acne itch and other skin troubles claiming immediate relief upon application. Poslam Soap valued for daily cleansing and skin health with drugstore availability and free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
Prof G A Dickson, who left New Castle to head San Diego schools, is granted a $310 raise for the coming year and elected one of four members of the San Diego county board of teachers. He remains in charge of San Diego county schools.
Richard Gerberding of the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Chicago will present stereopticon views and a talk on Birds at St. John's Lutheran Church Tuesday evening. The free lecture is under the auspices of St. John's Brotherhood and open to the public.
The article questions county auditors for alleged improper use of funds in auditing and favoritism toward a newspaper. It notes total pay of 770.60 with 248 to J S Long, 255.60 to M W Young, and 272 to Thomas Donley, highlighting taxpayers' demand for explanation of audit costs.
The county auditors face criticism for publishing a statement in three newspapers rather than the two required by law. The News argues the wastefulness is fair scrutiny and urges taxpayers to support timely action as the case unfolds.
An advertising notice extols Hay's Hair Health to reverse grey fading and dandruff blamed for hair loss. It claims rapid color restoration, ease of use, and satisfaction guarantees with money back via druggists. Free offers include sample sizes and Harfina Soap.
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