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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
After complaints about gown transparency during hotweather, Rochester councilman D M Denton urges Burgess J M Cargo to draft rules on women’s street attire. A morals committee will present preliminary steps and seek an audience to regulate modesty in public dress.
Ralph Davidson received four parrots from Panama this week sent by his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs G F Hull of Ancon. The birds traveled two weeks and looked tired after the journey attracting many sedate townspeople to see them. Mrs Enoch Zook of Pulaski notes the marriage of her brother Stephen Spiker of Otis Colorado to Miss Katie Killer of St Joseph Missouri at St Joseph. Spiker is known locally for once living in Pulaski before moving to Colorado where he operates a ranch.
Among those present at New Wilmington commencement exercises Tuesday were Mr and Mrs Kf L Ayers Mr and Mrs W W Gibson Charles Donald and Helen Gibson Miss Bernice Boyd Miss Marian Porter and Arthur Porter reflecting the small town roster of graduates guests and family at the event.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs J W Crabb on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Andy Edeburn of West Middlesex spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs J H Davidson of Pulaski.
Isle residents note a children's night scheduled at Zion church on June 21. Local updates report visits and health notes across the community, including Mrs. Badger and Mrs. Strawhecker in Ellwood and Effie Shaner returning home after staying with her sister.
A clipped joke from the Houston Post shows a doctor telling a man his wife’s deafness is due to aging. The line prompts a wary aside on safety of such a claim, reflecting a newspaper humor tone.
Warning against mercurial catarrh treatments and urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. D. Cheney Co Toledo. Claims cure is internal and non mercury with testimonials offered. Sold by druggists at five cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A nostalgic promotional pitch offers a souvenir to readers, claiming thousands already know Lucky Strike tobacco is ideal for pipes or cigarettes. It asserts trying Lucky Strike for a few days will convert customers into regular users of the original Burley blend.
John Logar, jailed for shooting his Lowellville sweetheart Mary Sigmund on June 2, will be charged with murder after her death yesterday in Moon Run. Edna Nogode of Lowellville was wounded. both women had been released from City hospital recently. Neighbors recall Logar’s jealousy and engagement to Sigmund, who was a famed belle in the Lowellville foreign colony.
Joe Tuba was found guilty of murder in the second degree in Venango County for the March 26, 1913 killing of Joe Koronica at the Golf mines. The court set a maximum penalty of 20 years in the penitentiary.
Moravia area notes list visits from Albert Brest Mea Duff and Leon Leslie in New Castle and Moravia on recent days. Others include Russell Brobeck on business, Mr and Mrs J E Brest at Harbor bridge, Hugh McCready in Moravia, Ben Taylor and bride with Taylor parents, Mrs W J McConahy visiting New Castle, Mrs C Graham and Miss Margaret visiting Wampum, and a recovering Mrs Russell Brobeck. Ed Dout moved to Youngstown for a Bunkers contract. Felmeths’ son Gothart slighty improved at Mrs Felmenth’s home in Washington. Ed Dout hosted Bun ers camp with music and solo singing by Ed and sister Margaret. Subly remarks on cultivated conversation. Youth Companion.
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