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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

10

New Castle School Board Names Playground Directors

Miss Elsa Ashmore will be trained playground instructor earning 70 dollars a month. Miss Glairre Colestock becomes director of playgrounds with 90 dollars monthly. The board approves higher salaries for experienced staff and lists Nora Eighmy Len Norton Elizabeth Dix and Dorothy Rosenblum with pay rates from 48 to 62 dollars.

Elsa Ashmore New Castle Board of Education Ers Beaf Nora Eighmy Len Norton Elizabeth Dix Dorothy Rosenblum

New Castle Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills

Mrs. S. Lewis of 226 Smithfield Street New Castle Pennsylvania reports suffering kidney trouble with back pain and shoulder pain until using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says relief appeared after a few doses and after finishing one box she was assured. The ad notes the pills are sold by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents and urges remembering the name Dean's.

New Castle Doan S. Lewis Smithfield Street Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

School Board Raises Salaries For Specialty Instructors

The board set new salaries for special teachers including Dainty Craig drawing Ruth Stiles domestic science and T W Johns music while keeping J L Moser Susan Denny and others at prior pay. Several new hires were approved such as Joseph Blucher in chemistry Oscar Schaffer in history and a long list of teachers with contracts due July 10. The coming school year will see about 215 teachers employed with the term starting September 8 and nine months long.

J. L. Moser Susan Denny Dainty Craig T. W. Johns Arletta Drew Ruth Stiles Charles Wintersteen Andrews Leah White Julien Earl Bower G. Balcom Joseph Blucher W. C. Knapp Oscar Schaffer High Schoo Dickson Martin Gantz Lydia Paisley Ella McWilliams Margaret McConabhy Bessie Gailey Margaret Byers Blanche Potter Ruth Krohn Hazel Smith Susanna Guy Grace Kissinger Boyd H. Walter East Street Anna Dinsmore Frances Miller Lavina FE Barron Winifred Beighlen Highland Avenue Marsha Waite Zoe Hays Freda Foulke Alma Locke D. H. Andrews Iretta Dart Croton Avenue Daisy M. Parsons Marie A. Parker Margaret Hogue Ruth E. Drescher Grace Smith Melda Davenport Lavina Floyd Belva Pringle Ivy Black W. A. Hoffmaster Central May Martin Hazel Frethy Kate Stockman Mabel Roberts Mary Bigley Mary Cochran Lucy E. Thatcher Pearl Merriman Edith Pangratz Maude Kennedy Clara Elliott M. J. Miller Thaddes Stevens Elizabeth Dungan Mary Moorhead Mary Santum Lillian Davis Hilda Hill Garnet Rhodes Verlee Armstrong May McGaughey Anna Leonhart Beatrice McKibben Clara DeArment Erma E. Aiken Mary A. Aiken J. H. Frishkorn Lincoln Garfield Anna M. Rhodes May Blackwood Bessie Levine Edith Harris Frances L. Tripp Wilda Sedewick Flora Treser Jennie Barnett Mary Powell Mary Cox Pearl E. Pattison Jennie Gibson Anna Rhodes Matilda E. McElroy Deborah Sankey Lenora McGaffie Nancy McConaghy Annie Wilson Belle Snyder Ira B. Sho Anna R. Perry Westside Minnie Tucker Elizabeth Treser Mina Rubel Florence Wilson Jessie Wilson Margaret Alexander Rachel Bradford Hazel Reuff Margaret Tucker Harriet Elliott R. G. Leslie Eva Porter Lawrence Helen Maxwell Ella McMillen Mildred Reeves Lucy Fiscus Mahoningtown Anna Dodds Della Straley Beatrice Barnes Ruth Weitz Sara Marshall Mayme Artherholt Margaret Pattison Margaret Ruthrauff Hattie Welch Elizabeth Elliott Ruby Clark Albertina Buser Helen McGaughey Clara Pitzer W. A. Moore Irene Wilson Grace Schoeller Blanche Love Lilian Russell Nannie B. Wilson Sarah Gilfillan Harriet Hamilton Margaret Johnston Gal Oak Street J. L. Snyder W. J. Breckenridge J. W. Parker Thaddeus Stevens Lincoln-Garfield H. G. Lowash Home Street J. E. Cromie Terrace Avenue Thos A. Long W. C. Carson Herman Talbitter John L. Leslie R W. Patterson Stewart Jones

Attacks Pastor With a Club Sparks Church Disturbance

In Clintonville Pennsylvania on a Sunday service Mrs Bertha Porter and her daughter Miss Clara Porter disturbed a United Presbyterian church gathering over an estate dispute. The daughter used a club and struck Pastor S J Heath and Constable Ralph McKinley before they subdued her. Both women were jailed and later posted 1000 bail for August court. The incident caused fear among church members and disrupted Sunday school attendance.

Bertha Porter Clara Porter United Presbyterian Church Clintonville Franklin Ter Ralph McKinley S. J. Heath

Stock-Reducing Rugs Sale Urges Immediate Buying

A rug sale advertises sharp reductions to clear stock this year with high grade rugs in limited assortments. It emphasizes quality patterns, freshness, and unusually low prices, urging buyers to act now before selections vanish.

Stock-Reducing Rug and Dress Goods Sale Continues

The store continues a stock reducing sale through the week featuring Saxony and Wilton rugs in various patterns and sizes with sale prices from $16.50 to $57.50. It also advertises a ladies Panama hat sale at $2.48 from a $3.50 value, highlighting latest shapes and early purchase advised.

Hardwick Wilton Roxbury Sanford Biglow Electra Hartford Bussorah Smith Carlton Axminster

Honor for Rev S A Kirkbride earns new pastor post

Dr. Sherman A. Kirkbride is named pastor of the Neshannock Presbyterian Church at New Wilmington. The report notes his Doctor of Divinity title and upcoming duties for the congregation.

Sherman A. Kirkbride Neshannock Presbyterian Church New Wilmington

Mt Union college awards honorary degree to pastor

The Mt Union college trustees unanimously conferred the degree Doctor of Divinity on a New Wilmington minister during yesterday's commencement exercises. In other news, the Pulaski district Sabbath school association holds its 19th annual convention at King's Chapel M E church with sessions at 10:30 a m 1 30 p m and 7 45 p m. John Jones of Pittsburg visits his mother on Big Run street.

Mt. Union College Pulaski King's Chapel M. E Reve. K. C. Hays John Jones Pittsburg Big Run Street

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Dept. E. Resinol Baltimore Gan Clark H. Rutter Bell Phone G. B. Zahniser Clendenin Bell H. L. Stewart St. Cloud New Castle Dry Goods Co Mercantile Building Ae Certain Saxony Royal Wilton Orient Kirman Ax D. D Rev. S. A. Kirkbride
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