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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
2
A listing of Sunday services across churches on McCleary Avenue Maitland Memorial and others. Bible schools morning services and evening preaching scheduled at multiple locations with pastors named and topics announced.
A New Castle reader recalls severe kidney disease in 1904 and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a lasting cure after using two boxes. The testimonial, dated 1904 and reaffirmed in 1907, notes amber urine with brick dust sediment and long-term remission. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
Notice recalls the sale date at McComb's and repeats the time frame on Tuesday June 23. The fragment notes the address 257t4 and emphasizes a forthcoming auction.
The Baltimore and Ohio offers a $1.50 round trip from Youngstown departing Sunday June 21 at 6 30 a m and returning from Sandusky at 6 p m. The service details appear as a brief travel notice with times and fare.
Lawrence county Loyal Temperance Legion resolutions condemn liquor tobacco and gambling and ban Sunday golf and tennis at the Country club. They pledge youth training and education moral reforms and thank church hosts and organizers for the convention and program.
County commissioners presented a contract demanding the traction company pay one third of the Pittsburg street bridge cost. They warn that if the contract is not signed immediately they will proceed with building a bridge not suitable for street car travel.
A public sale on the old Pittsburg road Shenango township 4 12 miles from New Castle Wednesday June 24 at 1 pm features two horses ten pigs three months old eight well bred young horses and all kinds of farming tools and vehicles One log house and one frame house both removable Terms announced sale day Samuel Wilkison R P Pomeroy auctioneer that mon
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles, send your address to Mrs M Summers Box P Retre Dame Ind to learn how to cure yourself at home with the new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Write today.
Mrs. T. M. Eckles tames a five pound carp during a creek fishing session at VanGorder's Mills. While her husband battled bass nearby the fish gave a spirited fight pulling the reel from its pole before she finally landed it after a ten minute struggle.
William Hickey, eighteen, long troubled by a constant ear rumble, visited Dr. E E Lamb who found two pea sized gravel stones lodged in his inner ear on the vibrating drum. A delicate repeated operation freed the stones and restored nearly perfect hearing. Hickey, from Ellwood City, had moved from Pittsburgh years ago and cannot recall how the stones entered his ears.
Ellwood council failed to meet last night over Wayne avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets as residents resist a proposed high grade. Borough engineer Alexander Maines refused to provide grade stakes until the dispute is settled, and contractors did not work.
The Junior Order of American Mechanics Orphans hold their annual picnic at Rock Point today with over 4000 people enjoying the grounds. Attendance this season has been uneven, but larger crowds are anticipated in July and August vacation months.
Edward Roelofs went to Cleveland yesterday. D. R. Morton visited New Castle. Miss Pearl Thompson of Freedom visits relatives here. Edith Gelbach spent yesterday at Zelienople with her parents. Mrs. Thomas Adams of Harmony visits sister S. D. Johnston. Frank Lowry Jr returned from Beaver Falls. Vere L. Birchard leaves for Conneaut Lake for summer. Mrs. S. D. Johnston and Mrs. Adams return from Beaver Falls. Susanna Peatling of New Brighton visits F. D. Lowry of Crescent avenue. Mr and Mrs John Tomlinson of Fourth street welcome a new daughter Friday morning. Sarah White of Grove City returns from Park avenue visit. Bert Bickerstaff, manager of Sixth street news stand, attended Pittsburg academy commencement in Pittsburgh.
With the end of the current term likely next week, the wheels of justice will stop until fall. Lawyers begin vacation on July 6 for six weeks, during which no motions or court business will be heard except injunctions.
Beav er Valley Elks hosted a large dance at Rock Point attracting hundreds from the Bills crowd from down country and a few from New Castle. Ellwood youth and maidens and local long horns joined the festive evening with leaders guiding the spirited crowd.
L. J. Pauley route agent for United Express says Taft's nomination has not affected the country noticeably. He has not traveled far since the news. Ellwood City remains appealing to travelers and is a good place to tie up, Pauley noted after being in town yesterday.
Commencing June 26, depart Pittsburg daily except Sunday at 10 p m Central time arriving Westfield 4 27 a m Cars may be occupied until 7 a m See Geo Hamilton ticket agent 25418
Special train via P. and L. EB departs 8 05 a m Central time. Round trip fare 1 25 dollars. For details see Geo Hamilton ticket agent.
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