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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
2
Weeks of camp life begin as the Y M C A opens a summer camp at Harbor Bridge. Assistant Secretary Volz will oversee operations until a permanent superintendent is found. Sunday services and orderly activities are planned with hopes of attracting many visitors from the surrounding area.
A semi annual ribbon sale is announced for June 27 at McComb's store located in 25914. The event highlights discounts on decorative ribbons and related craft supplies. Local shoppers are urged to visit the McComb's location for special pricing.
Nationwide ad claims internal Hem Roid tablets cure piles by removing the cause. Each package includes a month’s treatment and a guarantee. Sold for one dollar at J. F. Neely’s in New Castle on behalf of Dr. Leonhardt Co. Niagara Falls.
Rosario Sergo, murderer of Tony Gunti at Hillsville, was visited by his brother Ralph Sergo and Parnelli of Pardoe in Mercer county jail. The brothers wept and the meeting led to promises to aid in his defense. Attorney Emery was engaged to defend Sergo, who faces trial in the September term. The case may rest on self defense.
Reverend H Erwin Stafford will preach farewell sermons Sunday at Third Christian church after more than two years of leadership. He has accepted a call to the Third Christian church in Ft Wayne Indiana and has preached there for the past two Sundays, returning Friday for a brief stay before departing Monday to begin new duties.
Epworth league event raises $60 while residents note new cement walks for B Hemstreet and L V Martin. Rev C G Jordan brings home a new Ford. Oil found on several farms excites farmers. Jordan reunion at John Jordan’s in Washington township. Standard Oil lays pipeline through borough. July Ath festival set with morning ball game, West Middlesex vs Volant, fireworks and festival. committees listed in local stores.
Andy Pandorick charged Lizzie Bibchick with disorderly conduct after a quarrel with Pandorick’s wife near their homes separated by a partition. The prosecutor offered no evidence, Lizzie was discharged, and Pandorick paid costs totaling $9.54.
I. M. Wilkinson of the Seventh ward engaged engineer W. G. Eckles to design an eight room frame house on Clayton avenue. The plan includes a finished attic laundry heater and all modern improvements.
Mrs. J. Clements of Good Avenue ran a nail into her right hand while working on the house. Blood poisoning developed Thursday and she is reported to be suffering greatly from the injury.
Used piano once employed by Professor Patterson at a concert last Friday is available for sale. Interested buyers may view the instrument at First Presbyterian church for three days by calling Professor Patterson or A G Crawford factory representative. Special prices quoted.
A special train will run from Youngstown to Cascade Park on July 2 to bring the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The note adds a promotional line about Holster's Rocky Mountain Tea and Wallace's sale of pets tea or tablets.
The jury found James H Stevenson guilty of stealing a wagon from LD O Pisor, the second verdict of guilty this term. Judge Porter sentenced him to penitentiary for the theft and a prior breaking and entering case. The court adjourned with awaiting jurors and a fortune telling case postponed until Monday.
Clark Lewis guardian of John A Hoover transfers a lot in Edenburg to Samuel B Toy for 357.50 dollars. Robert W McCurdy sells Edenburg lot to Margaret I Gibson for 1700 dollars. Mary E Alexander transfers 45 by 132 feet on Butler Avenue to Mary L Schweinsberg for 1850 dollars. William S Randall transfers 40 by 12 feet on Butler Avenue to Mary L Schweinsberg for 700 dollars.
Rev. Kinkead of Youngstown returns home after travel abroad with two audiences with the pope in Rome. Miss Dora Hartzell of North Beaver Street leaves for a two weeks visit to New York and Newark New Jersey.
Application filed for Eckles and Liebendorfer Furniture Company of Ellwood City with $10,000 capital stock. Incorporators are T. M. Eckles Frank Liebendorfer and Frank Pratt. Plan to erect a three story brick building on the north side of Lawrence Avenue, with work to begin immediately.
Ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as superior to cosmetics and claims it keeps the body in perfect health. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Wallace's Drug Store.
An Ancient Order of Hibernians outing at Cascade Park on July 2 attracts thousands of St Patrick’s sons. A special excursion will run over the P. & I. E. A varied athletic program will be the main amusement.
Rev R G Roscamp D D will visit Limestone Clarion county Sunday to preach in place of Rev John H James the regular pastor.
Rev J Sharp newly appointed assistant arrives in the city early next week. He recently entered the priesthood and graduated from the RC college in Rochester New York. He succeeds Father Philip Brady who moves to Sacred Heart parish in Dawson Pennsylvania.
Mrs Edith Seamons of Long Avenue is noted in a Harrisburg visit report as returned. The ad notes special low priced wide ribbons in all colors for a sale on June 27 at Mc Comb's.
Rev. M. L. Zweizig of Kittanning, president of the Lutheran Pittsburg conference, investigated the dispute between Rev. A. H. Bartholomew and his congregation at Prospect and sustained the removal of the pastor.
Repeated attempts threaten Youngstown Telephone linemen between Youngstown and Girard. Several non union workers were nearly shocked to death by an extra current. Detectives investigate. Report says strikers have diverted streetcar current into telephone wires.
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