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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
7
A health and beauty pitch urges women to seek clear complexions by replenishing worn out nerves with lecithin and iron through Bio-Feren. It touts a palatable pellet form, a money back guarantee, and urges physician guidance with a booklet and a $1 large package from Sentanel Remedies Co. Inc.
Groundhog capturing by Paris Cangi near the B and O bridge at New Castle Junction on Sunday leads to discovery of three more snakes, each three to four feet long, captured in the same fashion. Local youths plan to raise their finds.
Mr and Mrs G W Senheiser of Boyles Avenue report their son Ensign Cy is on his way to France. He is well known in the ward and has many friends among neighbors.
Midweek services occur Wednesday evening at 7 45 followed by a meeting of the teachers training class.
A splendid children’s day program was presented in the church last evening with a large crowd in attendance. All the children delivered their parts well. Mrs. Saiter’s Bible class will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Prindall of Willow Grove. Regular Wednesday noon dinner. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
A large crowd attended Sunday morning’s children’s day program at the church. A patriotic program was presented and the children received many congratulations. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 45.
The Mahoning Book club will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Young’s home on Newell Avenue. The K of P lodge convenes this evening at 8 o clock in the K of P hall on Cherry Street.
The Double Six Kensington group will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Frank Gage's home on West Clayton Street to discuss club activities and socialize.
A grand canopy stage setting frames Douglas Fairbanks in the Modern Muskateer feature while Eddie Polo stars in Bull Fight debut episode. The program promises the best theater experience yet.
Miss Ella E. Kerber of Youngstown visited Sunday with Miss Kath ryne Shields of Cherry street. Mrs. F. G. Logan of South Lafayette street has returned from a visit with her son W. E. Logan of East Palestine Ohio. William Shields of East Cherry street spent Sunday at Akron. Mrs. L. M. Gormley of Akron has concluded a week's visit with
The advertisement notes daily labor strains injuring kidneys and promoting Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for weak kidneys and backache. It cites O C Randall of 718 Superior Street, praising quick relief and reliability for railroad work. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mr and Mrs J W Jones and family of East Clayton Street have moved to 410 North Cedar Street.
About twenty U S government auto trucks passed through the ward Saturday morning. The trucks were from an Ohio factory and were being driven to an eastern seaport where they will be shipped to France.
The Girls' Kensington will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. C. Cather of North Cedar street. All members are requested to be present.
Officer Lynch arrested a man Saturday on Mahoning avenue for vagrancy after reports of loitering near the tin mill and strange behavior. He was taken to the police station and, after a hearing by Mayor Newell, sentenced to five days on the road.
Mrs. Thomas Tarkless receives a letter from her son Private Charles Cameron in France dated May 20 1918. Cameron reassures his mother about the war effort mentions prior letters and that his division may be arriving, expresses readiness to sacrifice for country and signs off as with resolve from the Machine Gun Battalion 1st Division Annex Forces France.
A bicycle stolen Friday from the Y M C A was described and recovered Saturday morning by Officer Lynch on Montgomery Avenue. The thief’s name is known but no action may be taken, and the owner reclaimed the bicycle at the fire house.
Camp Sherman Ohio bans near beer in ten canteens with sales to stop after July 1. Officers cite General Hale aiming to train the Eighty Fourth division and reduce appetite for drinks with high alcohol content. Chillicothe not covered by the order.
Two touring cars collided at the intersection of South Mill and Taylor streets yesterday afternoon. The Evans car from the Eighth ward struck Boots’ Mill street car, sending it into a telephone pole. No injuries were reported. speeds were estimated from 35 to 50 mph.
Geo H Hughes of Denver aged 40 enlisted for WWI volunteers. His son Richard A Hughes, 18, joined days later with consent. They both reached Camp Kearny California where a letter reports the son became a sergeant in the same company where the father serves as corporal.
Mayor Newell imposed a five dollar fine on Nick Kadlo after his Sunday morning arrest on a charge of committing a nuisance on public streets.
Chester D. Haines of Sanford Maine describes severe run down nerves and stomach trouble easing after using Vinci a tonic with beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese. The ad cites Clutton Drug Co and druggists as sellers.
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