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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
6
Seventh Ward News reports a special service at Simpson M church to celebrate clearing the debt through congregational effort and friends support. Dr J H Clemens of First M church to give the principal address with special music.
Yesterday a C and P crew on the yivania long runs from Ashta to Conway stopped here by orders honingtown and their train for Way was handled by another crew at the latter place. All long run crews will stop at Mahoningtown from now on. This means ten or twelve extra crews.
Personal notice from M Pullen of 369 Mar US Avenue Manasquan New Jersey claims a rapid complete cure for rupture achieved without operation. The author asserts years of relief and urges readers to write for full information, promising no further trouble.
Janitor John Leslie and several workers prepare the cellar of the Seventh ward school building for upcoming contractor renovations. The crew size is expected to grow as contractors anticipate starting work soon.
Master Frederick Wettich, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Wettich of North Cedar Street, sustained a severe forehead cut after colliding with a metal stage reflector at a Methodist church entertainment room. A doctor gave three stitches to close the wound.
A new door is added to the west side of the P. and I. E. waiting room at Gardner avenue improving access for passengers waiting for trains. An additional door on the east side of the station provides convenient entry or exit from either side.
The Girls' club of the Seventh ward hosted a breakfast at Cascade park to honor Mrs. Warren Hoffmaster of Akron and Mrs. Frank Kelly of San Bernardino California. Twenty five people attended and enjoyed an early meal.
Prof and Mrs W Lee Gilmore of North Liberty Street returned from East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania where they visited several days. They left today to join their children near Bessemer and remain there for the summer.
Walter KK Sample, a well known B. and O. engineer from West Madison avenue, is in Shenango Valley hospital for treatment. He shows rapid improvement and is expected to return home soon.
The G I A ladies organize a lawn fete on the vacant lot between the Agan and McBride homes on Madison avenue. Tickets cost 15 cents, with a large crowd expected for the June 25 event.
Ladies of the Simpson M E congregation observe housecleaning time at the church. The facility is being thoroughly overhauled and will be returned to first class condition for services.
Joe Thomas of West Cherry Street gains faster turnaround as new electric machinery boosts efficiency in his shoe repair business.
Master George White of Belt Street sustained severe facial and hand burns yesterday when a firecracker he ignited exploded prematurely. The incident highlights risks of handling fireworks at home and prompted medical attention for injuries.
Miss Lucille Iman will leave Fort Wayne Indiana to reside in this city with her mother Mrs Anna Iman of North Cedar street citing a permanent relocation and family ties.
J H Garrity freight agent for the B R and P spent Tuesday in the city with George W Johnson terminal superintendent of that road.
A force from the P. and L. E. section burned a large pile of old railroad ties yesterday near the asphalt block works. The number of ties burned was described as quite large.
James Halloran of West Cherry street travels to Pittsburg following the death of his grandmother Mrs. Johanna Haloran.
S. D. Fullerton of North Beaver and Milton Kyle of North Beaver were in the city yesterday on business. Dr. J. O. Brown of Koppel and Elihu Ruthrauff of Westfield visited the city yesterday. James Nesbit of North Beaver and Miss Evelyn Marshall of West Cherry street will spend the weekend away. Mrs. W. J. Klingensmith is reported ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Gwin of Mt. Air visited the city yesterday. G. B. Wiley of Bessemer and John Turner of Newel avenue left for extended visits. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Weaver and family of Cherry street are visiting at Butler. Mrs. Roy Brandon is the guest of.
An advertisement touts Amolox as the best cure for eczema and skin diseases, promising instant burning and itching relief. It claims nationwide druggist availability and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Bargain skirts priced at five dollars, usually eight fifty, offered as a special deal. Limited quantities. shoppers urged to hurry to the store for the discount picks.
Mrs J R Daugherty of Clayton street hosts guests while Emily Ohl of Youngstown visits Mrs Guy Bailey on West Madison. Several residents travel for visits or to work in Pittsburg and Youngstown. Others plan summer stays in Titusville Linesville Jamestown and Wampum as well as moves to Folansbee and Colorado Springs.
Manager John G. Thomas calls for organizational historical records to be placed in the Lawrence County Mausoleum crypt at Oak Park Cemetery. Entries must be prepared promptly as dedication nears and the crypt will be sealed for a century. Contact numbers Bell 1526-R and Union 286-Z.
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