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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
Today is the day to order a gallon of Atchinson's Mineral Spring Water bottled at the springs and delivered free from impurity. Call Bell 905 J or Union 533 W to place your order. office at 18 Cordhran street Cor Market.
Grove City College capped its 69 graduates with bachelor degrees at the First Presbyterian church on Wednesday. Dr A T Ormond presided as Clark R McClelland earned summa cum laude and Merritt E Montgomery magna cum laude gave the valedictory. Robert Garland of Pittsburgh delivered the commencement address on The Magna Charta.
Poughkeepsie New York Coach Charles K. Courtney and thirty two Cornell sailors have reached quarters opposite the city to train on the Hudson. The crews will devote the remainder of their time to inter collegiate court practice and final preliminaries for the great regatta. Courtney says the men are in excellent condition and should make a fine showing.
John C. Wallace of New Castle was re-elected to a three year term on the University of Pittsburg board. The Pittsburgh meeting also elected A W Mellon J H Lockhart Thomas H B McKnight Thos Patterson George W Guthrie John Knox McClurkin A R Hamilton and Wallace H Rowe as trustees. New Castle residents attended Pitt commencement where ten locals graduated in fields including dentistry pharmacy engineering and economics with Clare George delivering a banquet addressafter the ceremony.
The Italian war office reports Austrians reinforcing Tyrolese and Trentino fronts. In Monte Nero area northwest of Tolmein 315 Austrian prisoners, including 14 officers, are taken. Italians consolidate new positions along the Isonzo river as skirmishes occur from Zugna to Brentonico and Feidapa with Monte Piano and Cortina d Ampezzo regions noted.
Next Sunday Go-to-Church Sunday will be observed at St Andrew's chapel with morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Good music will be a feature.
No sickness and deaths to report this week as it has been too hot for the doctors to travel. Bells Tennessee Senator.
Regine Miller a German girl about 16 at the home of C Ed Smith 315 Fairmont avenue fell from a second story window about 15 feet while washing window panes. She was badly bruised with injuries not yet determined. She landed on the ground and was injured at work this morning.
A woman cleaning a window lost her grip when the screen gave way and fell to her back and shoulders. Though not unconscious, she suffered serious injuries. A physician attended and said no bones were broken but the extent of injury was unclear. She was taken home in Smith's automobile to Lutton Street.
The Star theatre owner’s wife, Mrs. Mitchell Marks, lost a lace sample when a package dropped from her baby buggy on the street. A woman behind her picked up the package and walked away without returning it. Several bystanders witnessed the act and an effort will be made to recover the item.
The Belgian Relief association in Pittsburg reports a $200 contribution from New Castle, sent by an unknown local sender. It notes ongoing city efforts toward a systematic campaign, with workers from American Sheet and Tin Plate, Carnegie Steel, and American Steel and Wire already contributing through the Pittsburg committee.
The Frances Willard W C T U will hold its regular business meeting Friday evening June 18 at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Swift Warnock on Superior street. A full attendance is desired. Westside W C T U also meets Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs T D Allen's South street home. Germany produced 18 579 643 metric tons of steel in 1914.
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