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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
13
A Bell Telephone worker brushed the alarm button in Ellwood City's office, prompting a noon alarm. About twenty volunteers rushed to assist. the city faces roughly $20 in firemen fees. Critics urge penalties for false alarms to curb needless costs.
More than fifty new members and their families were guests at a reception and dance for their benefit at the Coun try club. The dancing pavilion hosted about 60 couples as refreshments were served and Welcomes were given by W. R. Johnson and J. W. Offutt. The event, held in an informal, enjoyable mood, will aid the Boy Scout camp dining room project.
The text argues that even the best intentioned tire manufacturer is handicapped against rivals. It stresses four pillars: longest manufacturing experience, largest raw material leverage, lowest manufacturing cost via high output, and a clear plan to pass economies to consumers and dealers, highlighting widespread advantages.
Ellwood City Pa June 17 at one o clock a pretty wedding was held at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J L French Perry township Gladys French became the wife of Warren Hockenberry son of Mr and Mrs Hampson Hockenberry Bovard Butler county Rev Ralph McKensie officiated with the ring ceremony Hazel French served as brides maid Floyd Flack attended the groom a wedding dinner followed at the home of the French family many relatives attended the couple will reside in Perry township after a short honeymoon in the east
Ellwood City residents are reminded of regular church services tomorrow. Rev. J. A. McDonald, formerly pastor here, will preach both morning and evening at United Presbyterian on Crescent Avenue, with special music marking the dedication anniversary on June 20. Free Methodist church at Fourth Street and Glen Avenue lists a 9:45 Sunday school, 11 a.m. sermon, 12 p.m. class meeting, 7:15 p.m. prayer service, 8 p.m. preaching, and additional class meetings midweek led by Miss Elda Spotts and H. F. Liebendorfer.
Joseph Fosnett of Wampum, long confined to the hospital, had cataract removal surgery on his left eye yesterday. His condition is reported as good as can be expected today.
Al Goehring, a homeless man, was picked up by police who found a pistol on him. After a hearing before Burgess Kirk he was jailed for 15 days for carrying concealed weapons.
H J Houk suffered a sprained knee while working with machinery at the Shelby Steel Tube plant in Ellwood City. He was moved to the hospital and is resting quietly. ELLWOOD CITY PERSONALS note returns and visits from Dr H E Helling, Squire R E Butler, and Mrs Charles Riley Fanny Ross among others.
Rev Charles Bell pastor of Bell Memorial church in Ellwood City lends support to a $100,000 Geneva College fund drive in Beaver Falls. Prominent alumni and Beaver Falls businessmen lead the effort with Bell delivering the opening address.
Christian Science services are held in Dambach hall each Sunday at 11 o'clock in Ellwood City. The upcoming lesson is Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. A testimonial meeting is scheduled for the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7 45 p m.
Druggists advertise hydlorite as a powerful antiseptic that is not an acid and cannot stain or blister. It claims to act quickly on infections and scratches, bruises, or hurts, urging households to keep it on hand for accidental ailments. General Laboratories, Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs William M Davidson wife of the Pittsburg school superintendent has returned home in Pittsburg after visiting Mr and Mrs J P Morrison of Crescent avenue.
In Pulaski Pennsylvania on June 16 children will attend services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning with songs readings recitations and beginner class exercises led by Mrs J C Douthett The Methodist church will hold its own observance Sunday evening with a related program inviting all to attend specifying a well arranged program
Among those from Pulaski at tending the Lawrence County Sabbath School convention held Thursday in the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church were Miss Myra Paland Helen Rogers Jane Fomer Mrs L L Rogers Mrs J B Black Mrs J C Douthett S M Porter and Charles Wick. Mrs Fred Randall and sons of Hubbard visited the former's par.
Mr and Mrs S S Walker and Mr and Mrs Charles Michael traveled to Youngstown Thursday evening to bring home their daughter Marian who had been visiting friends there for several weeks.
The memorial service for Encampment No. 9 Union Veteran Legion will be at Central Presbyterian Church Sunday evening June 18 with G A R Sons of Veterans Spanish War Veterans and Ladies of the G A R taking part. Several members of Encampment No 9 who died in the past year are named with their unit and service years. A meeting of Encampment No 9 and other organizations will follow at Union Veteran Legion hall at 7 pm Sunday.
Crawford questions likelihood of Villa being driven from the mountains of Mexico while Crabshaw remarks on the suspect’s safety as if he’d committed murder in New York and detectives pursue him.
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