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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows a newspaper masthead and notice of publication details including address and offices. It mentions The News Company New Castle and advertising services, with partial names and generic publication notes.
The editorial urges support for Sam Klatter in the local carnival best person contest after he finishes second with 999 votes. It attacks rival Oliver Redenbaugh, praises Klatter as principled and democratic, and mentions Detective Creighton Logan as organizer. It also covers Pershing and France in wartime praise.
Moving shows on South Mill Street near Lawrence Tower Dame Theatre lists veterans and stars in motion pictures. The American Star Theatre features Antonin Morengan and Wary Anderson in The Maidenbane Misdler while Viecent Theatre projects Macvine pictures and Wilk Line Barrymonce in The Mal Viomsive Toanble.
In Indianapolis News readers glimpse a poem praising the young man who joins the colors, with reminiscences of earlier boyhood and family pride. The column blends wartime sentiment with social notes, cartoons, and assorted regional items highlighting national spirit and daily life.
Clearwater will perform a local exhibition at Regent Plaza on Washington Street this evening. He will display several fancy shots and is expected to attract Green Table fans with entertaining flair.
Miss Schnable won a medal at the Bessemer Protestant church program held Monday afternoon and evening. Clark Dowrhett of Pulaski praised mothers with a talk on Gygenies and cautioned alcohol as medicine. Dr Danbhett noted four years without alcohol in practice. Margaret Speer Gibson County Superintendent presented evangelistic work and Red Cross ties. Six young women performed in a silver medal contest with entries by Risters on Strike and others. Participants included Hazel Wike, Gailt-Emma Schnable, Mary Elizabeth Davison, and Jehnnie Davison.
Engineering corps of the reserve officers training at Fort Niagara since May 8 have been transferred to the American University training camp in Washington D C for final instructions. James K Lamarce son of Mr and Mrs James A R Lamarce of Carlisle Street has received his commission as first lieutenant from President Wilson. He notes no loose turpage disposition of regiment but believes after further training they will be sent to France. All the boys are healthy and diligently applying themselves. Lawrence county boys will give as good an account as they have in the past.
Paris reports Dr. Edmond Gros, American physician in charge of ambulance drivers, advocates using women as ambulance drivers so men can fight at the front. He notes many women are eager to serve in France as U S forces prepare for deployment. General Pershing works long hours amid mounting U S war involvement. Variy Braunstein returns from study at the University of Cincinnati for the summer.
A school gathering featured readings by Jane Manowal and interludes with Maisie. Miss Elyria Wetrick and Miss Olive Pox led teachings while judges awarded Euma Schnable a superior excellence prize. King America adjourned the meeting with a benediction from Rev. Woods.
Washington reports that simultaneous construction of 16 army camps to house troops is a massive task likely delaying mobilization of the first quota of about 16,000 men by September 1. It is unclear if drafted men will be called before govern ment readiness. even if camps are delayed, some units may be summoned earlier. Mrs. Gomer Griffith of Carlisle Street has returned from Pittsburg after several weeks away.
A fragmented dialog from the Baston Transcript shows a daughter asking if her father objects to staying late and the father replying it serves him. The exchange hints at domestic tension within a family setting and a parent child dynamic amid late hours.
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