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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

9

Retired Murphysboro businessman revisits New Castle roots

D. D. Frew, 40 years after serving as New Castle chief of police, visits old friends in Crawford avenue. He recalls early city conditions, changes in Washington street and North Mercer, and the police and fire departments during his seven years as an officer and constable. Frew left in 1884 and built a life in Murphysboro running a restaurant until retirement after his wife’s death.

D. D. Frew Murphysboro New Castle Harry Marshall Albert Tidball Crawford Avenue Frew Richardson County Mercantile North Hill Washington Street Mercer Rthill Streets Jarrow

Ancient battles and casualty rates through history

The article traces casualty proportions from ancient sieges to modern rifle and breech loading conflicts. It cites Cannae Hastings and Crecy losses, rises through Zorndorff and Waterloo, Magenta Solferino, and Franco Prussian War figures, noting trends in killed and wounded across eras.

Cannae Hastings Cressy Zorndorff Waterloo Eylau Italy Magenta Solferino Worth Suicheren Marsle-Tour Gravelotte Sedan Mars-le-Tour Columbus Dispatch Ig Wanaer

Gaston Reunion at Cascade Park Celebrated

One of the largest Gaston School and Sunday School Association reunions was held Wednesday at Cascade Park with guests from near and far. A reader letter from Sidney McKay of St. Cloud Florida was read. A grove dinner followed, an afternoon program featured reminiscing, a group photo was taken, and a tablet near the old spring at Albarn's Mills was planned. Officers elected: President James Moore, Vice President Mrs. Mary Caldwell, Secretary Mrs. Jere Blucher, Treasurer Jere Blucher, Reporter Mrs. Scott Hamilton.

Gaston School and Sunday School Association Cascade Park Sidney McKay St. Cloud Fla Calwell Albarn James Moore Mary Caldwell Jere Blucher Scott Hamilton

Hen Eligible for Red Cross Honor in Connellsville

Connellsville, Pa shows a local oddity as a hen is deemed eligible for Red Cross membership. Its owner hatched seventeen eggs with names written on each. two eggs labeled Red Cross and Liberty Bond underscore the wartime spirit.

Red Cross Connellsville The

Wallace Reid to Appear in Town at the Dome

Wallace Reid stars in Rimrock Jones at the Dome theater Friday and Saturday. The plot centers on mining intrigue as copper disputes unfold and Reid drives the action with suspense about stolen mines and a sharp steno grapher.

Mary Fortune Rimrock Jones Dome Theatre Wallie Reid the Dome

First chick hatches and proves Rhode Island Red

The first chick hatched was identified as a Rhode Island Red breed.

Rhode Island

Farrell school bonds fetch top premium

W R Compton and Company of New York bid the winning $95,000 Farrell school bonds at Farrell Pennsylvania on June 20. The Wall Street firm offered the best premium for the issue.

Farrell, Pa W. R. Compton & Co Wall Street New York

School board accepts bond premium offer

The board approved paying a premium of 2,247.50 at a meeting last night. Bonds will accrue interest at 4 3 4 percent per year, payable semi annually.

Health Preparedness and Sanitation Demands

The notice advocates better cleanliness to prevent disease and disasters. It urges public attention to sanitation standards and health preparedness, stressing that uncleanliness leads to illness and societal harm.

Rabbit plan aids cost of living in Seattle

The Seattle Rabbit Association proposes a rabbit raising program as a cheaper meat substitute. They claim rabbit is nutritious and superior to beef pork or chicken for families adopting the plan. Miss Katherine Kirk heads to a girls camp on the Great Lakes.

Seattle Wash Seattle Rabbit Association Katherine Kirk Highland Avenue Great Lakes

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