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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
9
Lawrence County farm notes report Mr and Mrs David Black of New Bedford inspecting R S Watters stock farm near Princeton to view a fine registered Shorthorn herd. Watters plans to expand to about fifty cows and notes a new silo project.
Lloyd T. Denniston, of Slippery Rock, claims a hatch record after placing 136 eggs in an incubator and producing 131 fine chicks. A prior hatch yielded 102 chicks from 124 eggs. He plans expansion with about 500 broilers fattening for market.
A Grangers picnic for Western Pennsylvania members will be at Cascade park on Wednesday June 18 all day. Noted speakers have been secured including R. P P. Kester the state lecturer of the grange among them.
Mrs Jennie Whinery widow of William Whinery dies Monday at 1 30 p m in Jackson Center aged 86 a lifelong Methodist and pioneer resident of Lawrence county She survives sons William and Alex and daughter in law Mrs Scott Hamilton with services at New Wilmington M E church Rev John Allgood and Rev J L Stratton officiating Interment in New Wilmington cemetery Funeral train 9 15 a m to New Wilmington expected by about 15 friends aged 70 plus will attend
Joseph Greer McFate aged 83 dies at home on North Hill after a year of declining health. He leaves six children living in Slippery Rock, this city, Everett and elsewhere, plus siblings in Moravia and Callaway. Funeral set Thursday at 1 30 PM at First United Presbyterian Church with burial in Harbor U P cemetery.
Albert E. Sankey, 38, died at his family residence 817 State Street after a two year illness. He was a member of the First Christian church and the P H C order. Survived by his mother Mrs Lovina G Sankey, a brother George W Sankey of Woodlawn and a sister Mrs P A Doering of St Louis. Funeral at 3 this Wednesday afternoon at the family home.
The funeral for Earl Cameron, who met a tragic fate Friday night, was conducted at the family residence in Mahoning Township on Monday morning.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Dyson were held at her daughter Mrs. James Wilcox’s residence on Reynolds Street attended by many friends. Rev. Williams of the Primitive Methodist church officiated with music by local performers. Floral tributes testified to esteem. Remains shipped Tuesday morning to Johnstown for services and interment.
Miss Edna V Day Burns of Northside dies at 2 p m at 152 Madison avenue after four months illness. Born in New Castle she came to Youngstown 13 years ago and finished Raven School’s second year. She attended Central Christian church and was survived by her mother and step father.
The funeral of Miss Oliver P. O'Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward O'Brien of Miller Avenue was held at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Gary Ind Monday at 230 pm with many friends in attendance Beautiful flowers surrounded the casket Dr J H Clemens pastor conducted services The remains were buried in Oak Park Cemetery Pallbearers were Myron Rice William Broe Earl Davis Frank Shiner Elder Bryan and Claire Chain
Mr and Mrs John Pauel of Sutton street mourn the death of their infant daughter Margaret Ellen who died Tuesday morning at six months and 27 days. She is survived by one brother Samuel. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock.
Mr and Mrs Festus M Flynn of Pulaski road mourn the loss of their infant daughter who died last evening aged two days The funeral is set for Wednesday with interment at King s chapel
The funeral for the late Joseph Ott will be held from the residence of his daughter Mrs Rowe at 10 Terrace Avenue on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Interment follows at Oak Park cemetery.
Prices from East Liberty stockyards and New Castle dealers cover live stock dairy goods and retail items. Cattle and hogs show steady or varied quotes with calves, beef, veal, butter, eggs, and produce priced for buyers and farmers.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the J A Vogan farm one-half mile east of Grant City on Monday June 23 1913 at 1 00 p m The property includes mares cows calves stocks farming implements wagon hay ladders grain drill and other articles with terms cash for under 5 and nine months credit for larger sums 3 percent discount for cash Executor Mrs J A Vogan and M L Clark as auctioneer Advt
Bananas drop to 3 cents a pound wholesale from 3 1 2 to 4 cents as Jamaica product abundance lowers prices. Home grown strawberries fall two cents with wholesalers at 10 cents and retail at 12 3 4 cents. Demand for local berries outpaces southern imports due to riper flavor and firmer texture.
Philip Shopper aged five of Schenectady New York was killed today at Kellys Island when he fell under an ice wagon while attempting to jump on the step for a piece of ice. He was spending the summer with his grandfather.
Andrew Harrison of New Britain Connecticut is identified as the last known survivor of the Mohican tribe of Indians.
A meeting of the electrical committee of councils is set for Wednesday evening. The board of health reports very few contagion cases, with one measles case in D. Consti of West Lawrence Street. Police arrested railroaders R. J. Bailey and Lew is Norton last night for drunkenness and fighting. each was fined $4 by Mayor Tyler.
In the Court of Common Pleas Lawrence County Pennsylvania No 4 September term 1910 Final account of John A Gelbach receiver. Auditor Wylie McCaslin to pass on exceptions and distribute balance attends at 401 Lawrence Savings & Trust Bldg New Castle PA on Thursday July 10 1913. Interested parties may appear.
In the estate of Thomas H. Vogan deceased Letters testamentary granted to Margaret Wogan executrix of 818 Bonzo Street New Castle Lawrence county Pennsylvania. Creditors to make payment and claimants to present demands to attorney George T. Weingartner by dates May 27 June 3 10 17 24 July 1.
Listing for IK extra heavy White Crochet Bed Spreads marseille patterns full double bed size 78 by 88 inches priced at 1.25 dollars and crochet bed spreads white marseille patterns 78 by 88 inches priced at 1.00 dollars.
An advertisement lists 70 inch heavy damask table linen in cream color priced at 7o5e yard and Seaflopt huck towels with damask borders for monograms at 9c each, highlighting linen and towel items for quick sale.
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