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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
15
Mrs. Ed Lewis hosted a Tuesday afternoon party for her daughter Ethel’s ninth birthday attended by a group of young guests. The children played games received gifts and enjoyed refreshments to conclude the celebration.
Notice to water consumers that no one may use city water for building work without a permit stating exact purpose. The water company will shut off service for violations and will not restore service until costs are paid. City of New Castle Water Co.
Event notes matinee races at Driving Park Friday June 21. Admission is 25 cents. Races were scheduled to begin at 2 p m.
Ruth Warfel three hours after a tiger escaped from a cage and fatally injured her outside a show in Twin Falls Idaho. A farmer fired six rounds ending the beast as onlookers and family express heartache and concern. The incident spurs questions about compensation as Lillie and Sherman Warfel mourn their daughter.
Director Homer completed an inquiry into a smallpox case in Mrs. Pattison of Robinson street. He linked the outbreak to a prior chickenpox illness in the Crauser household at 678 Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs. Pattison visited Crauser sick Ernest Crauser on May 2, then developed smallpox 18 days later and recovered after detention hospital quarantine.
Rev. A. H. Bartholomew and his son-in-law were barred from Prospect church by members of the flock. Doors and windows were sealed, services halted, and the board offered back salary with eviction from the parsonage. Bartholomew vows to block any other minister and pursue legal action. congregation pledges to fight.
Chris Byler of McKeesport visited for several days. Mr and Mrs P A Kuhn of New Wilmington called on friends here Tuesday. Mrs John Evand spent Tuesday in West Middlesex with daughter Flora Quimby. Miss Helen Rodgers stays a week in New Castle with aunt Ruth Mathews. Summer not due until the 21st and warming up. Mr and Mrs D W Swagger returned Monday from Sterling Kansas visit.
A large ground floor room with heat and light available at 15 dollars per month. Inquiries through Pearson's Cigar Store on Neshannock Avenue.
The railroad district near Pittsburg has nearly finished renumbering freight cars. Cars east of Pittsburg now carry numbers 1 to 500000, while those west are numbered 500001 to 999000.
The Erie M E conference will convene at Spearman Avenue Church South Sharon on July 1 and 2. Speakers include Dr Crawford Allegheny College president and Rev Dr Riker Mt Union College president with addresses Monday and Tuesday evenings respectively.
A printed remedy claims a home tonic will cure dandruff and promote hair growth. Mix Bay Rum 407 salt one teaspoonful Castor Oil one teaspoonful Compound Quinol one ounce with soft water to make one pint. Rub into the scalp night and morning for fuller, healthier hair.
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