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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
6
A list of Sunday services in multiple denominations with details on morning and evening sermons, children's day programs, baptisms, communion, and special speakers. Notable venues include First U P, Second U P, Epworth M E, Reformed Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Trinity churches with pastors D R Dunn J A McCamey J H Clem pnstor H J Whalen and others.
Children's Day program at Croton Avenue M. E. Church this Sunday at 10 30 a m features selections by the Sunday school orchestra and choir. The morning includes baptisms by the pastor A C Allen and a series of recitations exercises songs and an address by C C Merrill. Probationers will be received into full membership both morning and evening.
Edenburg Jesse Wortz of Chicago visits friends here. Miss Anna Wallace listed as sick. Curtis Webb visits from New Castle on Thursday. Mrs. Harvey McCurdy and Mrs. Joseph Cameron also from New Castle visit. Ashton and Pyle family members from Youngstown and New Castle call on friends. Elton Ashton of Niles and Esther Cameron from New Castle seen this week. Marie Robinson of Pittsburg at A. C. Robinson home. Jesse Richard of Pittsburg visiting S. N. Richards. Gertrude Redman spending two weeks at parents in New Bedford. Dorothy Stanley of Mahoningtown visiting at a local home.
Guests from New Castle attended a birthday party for Miss Margaret Needler on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Walter Biddle hosted Co W. E. M. Thursday afternoon with a three course chicken dinner. The community gathered Tuesday at the Christian church to mourn Mary E. McCurdy, with Rev. D. P. Shafer officiating. she was laid to rest in Edenburg cemetery.
Local residents in New Castle endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. M. Montgomery reports relief from eye puffiness and back pain after use, praising the product sold by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the sole U S agents at 50 cents.
Federal reserve notes a new form of paper money will circulate after the twelve federal reserve banks begin operations. Each bank will receive advances from the federal reserve board backed by commercial paper. Comptroller Williams holds sample notes in denominations of 5 10 20 50 and 100 submitted to Secretary McAdoo.
East Liverpool Ohio prepares for the G A R state encampment and concurrent meetings of the Ohio Sons of Veterans Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of the Revolution. Frank B. Willis, gubernatorial candidate and Sons of Veterans member, will be guest next Wednesday as visitors from Pittsburg join the event spreading across the week.
Examinations for teachers provisional certificates will be held in the New Castle high school on Saturday June 27 and Monday June 29 from 8 30 a m to 1 p m in spelling reading writing physiology and hygiene geography English grammar arithmetic algebra history of the United States and of Pennsylvania civil government school management and methods of teaching Teachers should bring pencils.
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