Fourth of July Plans for New Castle Parade and Park Program
July Fourth actions in New Castle include a 1:30 p.m. parade from the diamond to Cascade park with a community chorus led by John W. Owens and a nations pageant by schoolgirls. Judge Emery presides at the park program with Allegheny College President Crawford delivering the day’s address.
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New Castle
Wilson
Kennedy
Board of Trade
Cascade Park
John W. Owens
Phillips
W. M. Wardrop
Emery
Crawford
Allegheny College
James S Muffley
William Kennedy
T. H. Garrit
Adolph Green
P. P. Capitolo
John Pacurar
Trish
Dan Mooney
Mr. Borden
T. W. Dickey
Borden
M. C. Spahr
Martin Graham
Hiram Miller
Muses Fail To Gibe With Pots And Pans In Camp Funston
Oscar Leroy Howe called the poet of an infantry regiment at Camp Funston failed to return from a furlough to his Hutchinson Kansas home. He had been detailed to the pots and pans of his company and was arrested after not returning.
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Hutchinson, Kas
Oscar Leroy Howe
Kansas
Howe
Camp Funston
Residents complain of street firecrackers and gunshots
Residents here condemn the street shooting of firecrackers and guns. Horses tied at various places may be frightened and run off, causing damage and danger to bystanders and property.
Bridge at Main Street North End Nears Ten Day Finish
The new concrete bridge at the north end of Main Street is expected to be completed in about ten days. Works ongoing show crews finalizing finishes and approaches as weather cooperates.
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Main Street
Dr James Headache Powder Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old time advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as a miracle cure for headache neuralgia and pain. It promises rapid relief after a dime package and urges readers to visit a drug store immediately.
Bell Telephone Crew Installing Line Improvements
A Bell Telephone crew works on the lines improving service with a group of men seen on site. The work appears to involve upgrades and routine maintenance along key distribution routes.
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Bell Telephone Company
Mr F M Davis Family Return From Niagara Trip
Mr F M Davis and family who left a week ago in their machine for a trip to Niagara Buffalo and other points have returned home and report a fine trip weather and roads excellent.
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F. M. Davis
Niagara
Buffalo
Nu Vim Iron Weed Tonic Promises Relief
Mrs. A. Rosenbaum of Sewickley reports relief from rheumatism kidney trouble and nerves after using Nu Vim Iron Weed Tonic. She says appetite and energy returned and husband improved soon after starting the remedy. Sold at Clutton Drug Store New Castle and Ellwood Pharmacy Ellwood City.
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A. Rosenbaum
Sewickley
Clutton Drug Store
Washington St
New Castle
Ellwood Pharmacy
Ellwood City
Jas Brady Becomes Town Policeman
Jas Brady has accepted a position as town policeman and will enforce the law and maintain order in town. He aims to keep streets clean and orderly.
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Jas. Brady
Community Knitting Club Receives Thanks From Camp Sherman Hospital
A letter from Captain H. Curtis Sanitary Corps Adjutant at Camp Sherman Ohio expresses gratitude for a beautifully knitted Afghan donated by the Community Knitting club. The patients at the hospital are served by this generosity and the article notes its value.
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Community Knitting Clubs
U. S. Army Base Hospital
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Community Knitting Club
H. Curtis
Sanitary Corps
Local Residents Highlight Social Visits Across Towns
Mrs. B. Druckenmiller and Mrs. J. E. Carpenter spent yesterday in Pittsburg. Ben Agnew of New Castle was in town Wednesday. C. M. Parshall was an out of town visitor yesterday. Mrs. Jno. Laughlin is reported fl. Mrs. R. L. Sharpe and Mrs. Fred Emery spent Wednesday with Mrs. Turfy Ramsey at Belton, Pa. Mrs. Thos. Hickey was in New Castle yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Major of Beaver Falls were in town Wednesday. Mrs. Homer Miller has returned from New Castle. Mrs. Anna Kay and Alice spent yesterday in New Castle. Mrs. C. E. Fitch was a New Castle visitor Wednesday. Miss Lucy Hickey was in New Castle Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Henry and son Weldon have returned from Beaver Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Brindley Badger were in Ellwood City last night. Misses Ethel Galbreath and Margaret Marshall and Charles Marshall motored to West Pittsburg.
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B. Druckenmiller
J. E. Carpenter
Pittsburg
Ben Agnew
New Castle
C. M. Parshall
Jno. Laughlin
R. L. Sharpe
Fred Emery
Turfy Ramsey
Belton
Thos. Hickey
G. W. Major
Pedagogue Gets Raise Of $4 During 52 Years
James W. Sample, 74, a long time teacher in Alderson West Virginia, notes only slight raises over a 52 year career. He began teaching at $36 a month and his most recent salary was $40 a month, prompting his push for higher wages.
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Alderson
W. Va
James W. Sample
Objector Seth Yoder Ended Amish Draft Evasion
Seth S. Yoder of Belleville emerged from the Seven Mountains after hiding since last September to escape the draft. He said he had overcome his scruples and was sent on his way with no charges. The incident took place near Lewistown, Pennsylvania, June 20.
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Lewistown
Seven Mountains
Belleville
Seth S. Yoder
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Free by Mail Sample
Advertises free sample cards for Cuticura Soap and Ointment by mail. Mentions Boston department and post card address. Prices listed: Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 or 50 cents. Sold everywhere.
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Ceticura
Dept. H
Boston
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J. N. Euwer
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Lawrence County
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Haig
Sir Douglas Haig
France
Wampum News
Dr. James
Wampum Personals
Umbia Records
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Columbia
Faust
Amparito Farrar
Biss Mabel Harshman
Donora
New York Philharmonic
Victor Herberts
M.C. A
Knights of Columbus
New Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Company
New York
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New Castile, Pa
the Atlantic Refining Company
Detel Aan Patriotic Service
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
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