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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
3
J. G. Loving is a exclusive agent in this territory and will call on you on a moment's notice. TRY US. Union Phone 94 Y.
The ad touts Hokara as a skin food that stops itching after one night’s use and begins to heal eczema immediately. It claims rapid improvement for pimples acne rash and barber’s itch with a few days use. Intro price is 20c for a liberal jar, large 40c, with a full refund if results fail.
Get within external treatment won’t cure piles nor will surgeries. The cause is poor lower bowel circulation. Dr Leonhardt’s em Roid is the only internal tablet remedy that removes the cause. Priced at $1 at John F Neely and Geo W Clutton New Castle Pa. GUARENTEED to cure any case. Dr Leonhardt Co station B Buffalo NY proprietors. Write for booklet.
Wilmington Pa June 22 reports say three applicants contest the postmaster position when Porter's term ends next spring. S W Price Pat Moore and Melvin McFarland are named as contenders with strong local influence. Town notes also mention a mile relay between Muskingum and Westminster colleges at Rock Point on U P day and Prohibition activities by J J Ashenhurst.
At 9 o'clock this morning in St Malachias church Cleveland Miss Catherine Keane and William McGivern were married in the presence of many friends and relatives. The honor witnesses were Miss Mary Nolan and William Keane. Due to illness in the groom's family the couple will forego a wedding trip for now and return to Cleveland.
The Sharon Herald reports the marriage of Mrs. Rose Higgins and Jesse C. Fleming took place Monday at 10 AM in the parsonage of the First United Presbyterian Church with Rev. A Li. Peacock officiating. Only intimate friends attended and the couple left for a trip to Cleveland before settling temporarily at the Central hotel. Both are well known. Fleming is the son of Mrs. Isabella Fleming of Wallace Avenue, New Castle, and has lived in Sharon for several years.
David Rees and his sons Arthur and David W. Rees of South Mill Street returned from Granville Ohio where they attended Dennison University graduation. Thomas D. Rees earned a Bachelor of Arts while his literary society granted him a Bachelor of Rhetoric. The Rees family notes his future studies at Rochester New York Theological Seminary in the fall.
The News last night announced the marriage of Miss Sadie Reed and Bert Smith. Friends and both families knew of plans beforehand. the ceremony was performed and the couple now live with the bride's parents on Lyndal Street, receiving congratulations.
On Monday evening a piano recital was staged at the Edward Ellis studio on Hamilton street featuring performers including Florence Heintzelman Martha Watson Ada Morgan Annie Jones Charlotte Rhodes James Bagshaw Jesse Plum Edith Farrell Vera Cline felter Nellie Bonn Hattie Harris Anna Wilkins Hazel Elliott Anna Rhodes Edith Gorman Eva English Lawrence Gould Horace Gwilym Jesse Williams William Ryan and Miss Wilkins.
The Gayety Musical club will meet with Miss Mabel Pearson of Long Avenue. The marriage of Miss Lillian Oesterling of Pittsburg Street and Luther Moore will take place at 5 o'clock. At 5 o'clock Rev J L Stratton will officiate at the marriage of Miss Zella May Zahniser of Stoneboro and Prof Harry Clinton Gossart.
The Lindner Music school's pupils presented a recital in the studio on East Washington street Monday evening. The program featured about 30 numbers with the school orchestra performing 24 pieces and the audience applauded with several encores.
Members of the W.8.P. club and their families will picnic at the park on Thursday evening. Dinner will be served in the grove at 6 o'clock. This is part of a series of picnics staged during the summer under this management.
Announcement has been made that a wedding is planned for August. The couple has not revealed names or location in the notice.
Miss Sallie Gill of Slippery Rock and John Brenemen of Ellwood City plan marriage in early August. The bride elect taught at Elm Street School in Youngstown for several years and is well known locally.
At Latrobe this morning at eight, Miss Frances Hazlett and Robert McConnell were married. The groom, manager of the McCready Supply Company in Wilkinsburg, will reside there upon returning from an eastern trip.
Mrs. T Ray Wirsing of Pittsburg was honored at a luncheon at the Country club hosted by Mrs. L B Mather of Highland avenue. The event featured pretty appointments, summer flowers, an elaborate menu, and an afternoon of card games starting at 1 o'clock.
A party including Misses Pearl and Lulu White Frances Foulke Grace Gibson Hazel Sutton and Messrs. George Lyon Arthur White Herman George Mont Metzler and William Eakin will travel for tonight's moonlight excursion and attend the lake's dance on arrival.
Miss Margaret Curtis of North Jefferson street has returned from Ithaca New York where she graduated from Cornell University last week. She will spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Gram Curtis.
Mrs A V Howell and her daughter Dorothy of Avalon travel with Miss Loretta Johnson to Ash tabula to board the Morrell, a 605 foot ore carrier, for a voyage to Duluth.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Christy and guests Mr Spearman and Dr and Mrs L L McKay of Grove City spent Monday with Mrs Ida Culbertson sister of County Line street The trip was made in the Christy machine.
Arthur White, a civil engineer on the Panama canal, has been spending the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Crawford White of Euclid avenue and will depart for Panama next Wednesday.
Miss Frances Foulke and Hazel Sutton, Frank Bickell of this city, are joined by Dale Douthitt of Beaver Falls for a Rock Point outing on Saturday.
About 150 Book family members gathered June 18 at Harlan Book’s home near Mercer road Western Allegheny for the first annual reunion. Officers were elected including President Harlan Book and First Vice President John Cross. Next reunion planned for June 15, 1910 at Muddy Creek Falls.
August Belmont, banker of New York, used a silver spade to turn the first earth for a new canal at the Perry estate in Bournedale. The Degnon Construction Company will build the 12 mile canal from Buzzards Bay to Barnstable Bay, shortening the New York Boston route by 74 miles via Vineyard Sound and 142 miles by the sea route.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor will hold a meeting in their rooms on Wednesday evening to elect officers.
Charles W. Kohler of 24 Bell Avenue dies at 37 after a month long typhoid illness. Survived by wife Anna and several siblings. funeral Tuesday at 7:30 pm, burial in Blossburg. Miss Margaret Hughes dies at 21 in Mineral Ridge after long illness. funeral Tuesday at 1:30 pm, interment at Weathersfield cemetery.
Members of the Pythian Sisters will gather Friday evening to elect officers, with routine duties and leadership roles up for vote in the upcoming term.
Miss Clara Bullock of Sharon spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. C. R. Reed of Wallace avenue. Mrs. Margaret Lewis and son William and Miss Rachel Evans of Youngstown spent Sunday with friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. William Latimer and daughter Marion of this city returned from Sharon where they visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mills.
Attorney W. W. Stevenson will spend his vacation this year on his farm in Slipperyrock township. He just returned from the farm this morning and reports the crops as looking excellent.
Provisional certificates two or better required for seven month term with wages 40 to 50 dollars. Apply by June 28 to W. T. Jenkins secretary No 1 New Galilee Pa 26012. Also offer to buy a lot on Leasure avenue with small down payment and installments at Fair Grounds Land Co office 261-13.
The late ex Sheriff W B Miller’s funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm at his home with about 325 attendees. Old soldiers G Fulkerson R P Pomeroy George Moser Col Oscar L Jackson and others attended as pallbearers from the One Hundred and Thirty-fourth regiment. Rev B M Paul of New Bedford conducted the services. Miller also leaves a brother in Vancouver British Columbia.
Mr and Mrs Charles S Longstreet of 156 North Beaver street mourn the death of their infant son aged one day. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 PM with interment in Oak Park cemetery. Mr and Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock avenue are in Steubenville attending the Hill Watson wedding tonight.
Mr Edward Hiler and family thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the sickness and death of Mary Hiler wife and mother.
From the Fr. Wayne Journal-Gazette the piece extols Root Juice as a remarkable remedy. Reports claim rheumatism cures and relief from indigestion and kidney troubles, with several well known locals among those helped. The article notes the remedy will be available at Love & Megown's drug store next.
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