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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
6
Railroads are seizing and storing every available car of coal as a precaution. Dealers report it is hard to obtain the small supply needed now. Prices, already high this spring, are expected to rise further if railroad employer disputes trigger trouble.
Mrs F R Lewis of West Cherry street entertained Thursday evening in honor of Miss Helen Hoffman. The guests included Misses Velma Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Edith Lundy Gertrude Lundy Elizabeth Gilmore Virginia Johnson Margaret Bailey and Helen Hoffman. The evening featured games and dainty refreshments served by the hostess.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching and communion at 11 a m Dr J A McCamey district superintendent will preach Epworth league at 7 p m H G Coates leader evening service and communion at 7 45 with feromon topic Behold How She Loved Him Communion observed at both services.
Sunday school at 9 50 a m morning service at 11 00 sermon Thy Kingdom Come Junior C F at 3 00. Children's day exercises replace evening service omitting Christian Endeavor service. evening service at 7 45 oclock.
Master Robert Marshall of Wa bash avenue was severely bitten on the left leg by a bulldog owned by Robert Daily of Montgomery avenue. The incident occurred Friday morning as Marshall stepped onto Daily's lot. A physician treated the bite.
The Pennsylvania pay car is expected to arrive here next Monday according to authentic sources. Officials say the arrival will center on distributing payroll and related services to eligible workers.
The Electro Medical Doctors at 108 East Washington Street New Castle offer seven days of free consultation examination and chemical analysis and blood tests when indicated. They claim many previously incurable cases are cured by a non surgical electro medical system combining Allopathic Homeopathic and Eclectic medicine.
Road investment expands circulation and will be noticeable across business circles.
Crew stretches heavy copper wire for the large electric transmission line under construction. The line is expected to be in service within a few weeks.
Joseph Blair of North Wayne street has spent several weeks in Hot Springs Arkansas for health reasons. He is now reported to be somewhat improved and expected to return home in the near future.
Mrs Mary A Walker of West Madison Avenue walked outside for the first time yesterday since months of illness confined her indoors. She is improving and in good shape.
J M Shank Weiler has discontinued his jitney service between Washington Street and the Seventh Ward and now hauls passengers between Sharon and Mercer.
Charles Robinson of North Wayne street is able to go out after an attack of appendicitis. He expects to resume his duties at the Pennsylvania shops by the first of the week.
George Wilson a Pennsylvania fireman from West Cherry street was taken to Shenango Valley hospital yesterday for an appendicitis operation.
Bible school at 9 45 a m communion and preaching service at 11 a m junior C E at 3 p m P 8 C B E at 7 p m preaching service at 7 45 p m E C Harris minister reads as the church timetable for the day.
A parade of Ellwood City residents and travelers are listed as city visitors and guests. Names include James R. McCready Harold Wilson and several with North Beaver street and West Madison addresses. Many people traveled to Pittsburgh Youngstown Ellwood City and Ligonier for business visits weddings and family visits yesterday and Friday.
The Sunday Record expands with an eight page story section devoted to high quality fiction. It features serials and short stories by writers in demand for book form and targets the family readership with sports, fashions, domestic science, society, music and drama content.
The Philadelphia Record presents a complete Sunday edition highlighting its varied appeals for all ages. The new story section enhances the paper, combining serious content with humor for broad readership.
If you plan a vacation or time away from the city consider having THE NEWS mailed daily. A month by mail costs 25c to U S and Canada. shorter periods are 10c per week postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office to prevent misdelivery.
The World releases this year's Summer Resorts Annual in June. It is an attractive issue containing thousands of vacation resort announcements reprinted from The World. The annual is free and may be obtained by writing with 5 cents postage.
Hawaii will manufacture water and fireproof barrels from bagasse, a by-product of sugar mills, for use in exporting sugar and importing potash.
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