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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
8
The zoological division urges farmers to cooperate in fighting orchard and crop pests. Inspectors, paid by the state, tour counties screening trees for San Jose scale and other pests. Farmers should mail pest samples to Harrisburg for guidance and receive free bulletins with rural care tips.
Joseph Hittenberger stands trial for embezzling from Lawrence Savings and Trust. Judge Porter presides after a jur y was selected. District Attorney Young and Robert K. Aiken prosecute. Richard Dana defends. Prosecutors allege nearly $400 missing. Hittenberger denies the claim as evidence focuses on bank book accounts.
William Sharp and May Sanders were sentenced to 10 and 20 days in the county jail by Mayor Lusk this morning for alleged disorderly conduct at 1 o clock Sunday. The arresting officer was McConahy.
Rev A H Jordan pastor of the Central Christian church delivered the first sermon in a series. He argued the name Jesus identifies the savior who is the son of God and authorizes his atonement for eternal life and reconciliation with God.
Communion services set at First Presbyterian on the second Sunday of July. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 10 o clock. Epworth and Central Presbyterian host sermons by visiting evangelists and missionaries. Twenty new members welcomed at Central Presbyterian. ten infants baptized. annual meeting with officer elections and by law amendments planned.
The Beaver Valley Presbytery meets in this city on Tuesday to ordain and install Rev. R. H. Mulholland as pastor of Highland United Presbyterian church. The day features a 9:30 a.m. trial sermon at First United Presbyterian, an afternoon session with reports, and a 7:30 p.m. installation service at Highland United. The program includes presiding Rev. R A Kingan, organ, quartet, sermon by Rev. R W Kidd, constitutional questions, pastor and people charges, anthems, prayers, and a right hand of fellowship to the new minister.
The Thanoks and Holeskos met on Denver avenue last week and again at Alderman Crabill’s office tonight over juvenile troubles and cross suits for assault and battery and malicious mischief. Annie Holesko accuses Mary Shanok of assaulting her son John. Mary sues John for assault and battery on herself. John’s father Steve Ihanok is charged with malicious mischief for a broken window. Constable Nat Williams arrested all involved. attorneys are secured for both sides and a lively hearing is expected. The funeral of Dorothy Maygou, victim of the trolley wreck at Niles, was held Saturday afternoon.
At a Pittsburg synod meeting in Greenville plans were set to publish a history of the synod with founding notes on each congregation and biographical sketches of each pastor. A summer school for Sunday school workers at Thiel College July 12 19 was highlighted along with fund raising for Thiel College. A $50000 drive and a $25000 Greenville fund were urged, and a arbitration committee was suggested to resolve a dispute between Prospect congregation and Rev Bartholomew over salary and pastoral duties.
John Galvia and Mrs. Caroline Cunti were discharged by Alderman Mayne on two serious charges due to insufficient evidence. A witness testified to kissing and embracing, but the alderman ruled the testimony inadequate to bind them for court.
New York clairvoyant and magnetic healer Madam LaFell will stay at the Sherman House for a limited time. Free consultations offered with discounted proof readings this week.
The piece quotes Mr Dooley satirizing the Democratic party and its Denver gathering on July 7. It lampoons factional splits over tariffs and income tax, notes rural free delivery and currency questions, and criticizes administration policies and rising poverty, wealth, and legal system strains.
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