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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
2
A local sports note reports the Y M C A facility hosting diamond activities. Details mention youth teams, practice sessions, and community use of fields and courts, highlighting ongoing recreation programs coordinated by the Y M C A.
Work has begun to extend Newell Avenue from Orchard to Arch streets with grading and sidewalk plans under council review. The street, often blocked in winter, will gain a full open path as crews lay a cinder walk and prepare for paving and streetscape improvements.
Articles of incorporation for the Newport Cemetery association were filed with no capital stock to be raised by voluntary contributions and assessments. Eligibility for membership includes lineal descendants of those buried there and named incorporators are George W. E. Naugle George Naugle C M Hunter Joseph Veon Carrie M. Naugle Allan C. Naugle and Samuel H. Coon.
Several ordinances were introduced in a common council session. Proposals include raising the city controller salary to 2000 dollars, opening Sutton street, locating Maryland avenue, and sidewalk work on Edison avenue. Other items cover Laurel avenue grading and a storm sewer project on West Madison avenue.
Gursie Turner a wealthy farmer of Tyrrell Hill near Youngstown killed himself with a double barrel shotgun. He ate breakfast in apparent good health then went to the coal house and fired through his heart. His wife discovered the body. He owned a fine home and a large farm two miles from the village.
Miss Annie Hunter of Sharon visited cousin Nora Hunter on Monday. Leroy Aley Charles Thompson and Harry Ferrer were in Youngstown Sunday. Calvin Clark stayed in Niles with brother Clifford Clark and family. Mr and Mrs Gearhart of New Wilmington spent Sunday with Samuel Mick. Samuel Tomer’s family welcomed visitors at Edenburg. Charles Porter of Youngstown visited S M Porter and family. Earl and Homer Lostetter of Sharon visited grandmother Melissa Lostetter over Sunday. Miss Ruth Matthews and Mr Zig
Quote emphasizes that melancholy thoughts harm nerves and digestion and advises seeking the bright side, cultivating healthy thoughts, and correcting the system by taking action. It urges a positive mental habit to improve well being.
Miss Harriet Sterling of Harlansburg visits McKeesport where she taught at Thaddeus Stevens School. She resigned last year for a more lucrative position and is staying with Miss Marie Ernest and other friends.
Thomas Wylie of Cedarville Ohio and James A Addis and wife of New Castle Pennsylvania transfer Lot 50 by 200 feet in the Irish plot to Samuel Clark for one dollar.
A dated article links dandruff to looming baldness and suggests thorough scalp massage plus a home made tonic. The remedy includes Bay Rum four ounces, common salt one teaspoon, castor oil one teaspoon, compound quinol one ounce, and water to make a pint, to be rubbed into the scalp twice daily.
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