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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
10
A local department store announces a Thursday clearance sale in the cloak room featuring Ladies and Misses suits and coats and Children's spring and summer coats. Most items are new purchases with liberal reductions including coats from $5.00 to $3.98 and other garments marked down to under $8 for coats and under $2 for select children's coats.
Bargains on children and misses muslin garments. Drawers and gowns for ages 2 to 14 with tucks, lace, and hemstitching offered at 10c to 38c a piece. Skirts for 1 to 6 years and misses at 17c to 25c, with higher prices for lace trimmed styles.
Exactly fifty years have elapsed since Rev J Logan Sample of this city graduated from Jefferson College at Canonsburg Pennsylvania. He attends the annual commencement exercises of W and J this week and participates in the reunion of his class. A number of classmates who marked the half century are present along with Rev Robert Stewart of New Wilmington.
Rev Dr Robert Stewart of New Wilmington attended the Jefferson College class of 1859 reunion during Washington Jefferson College commencement in Washington. About a dozen classmates were present. Stewart has recent missionary service in Egypt with the United Presbyterian foreign field and returned from a seven year furlough.
Testimony details Paglia’s alleged embezzlement involving $316 from Lombardo case. He says $31 kept, $52 given to Lombardo, $200 paid to a clerk, $25 to investigators. he claims no embezzlement and explains store duties and lawyers fees. Adjournment noted as court resumes Wednesday.
W Price was arrested on an information by Alderman Ranney after A Gallo of Gallo Produce South Jefferson Street claimed Price falsely stated he met Gallo and received credit. Price secured $37.50 of goods from a clerk Price had seen. Gallo says no permission was given. Held for a Friday hearing.
The medals for the winners of the modified Marathon race held Saturday June 14 are to be awarded soon. Winners Allen Cartwright Cowden Moore and B F Taylor must call at 409 South Jefferson Street to leave their names. Medals will be engraved and presented at a big function on July 2 where Mayor Lusk will award them.
Charles Coxe, who has taught mathematics at New Castle High School for two years, was elected principal of Jeannette High School. He will assume duties in the fall, and many friends in the city regret his departure.
Dr. Worner notifies that he moved from 44% W. Long to new offices at the corner of South Mill and Phillips. Both phone numbers remain the same. Also, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wooster and family of Sharon visited Cascade Park on Tuesday.
The Baltimore and Ohio strike continues with six strike breakers brought in by train from the west and others slated to leave Tuesday evening. Strikers claim only two of the imported workers are competent machinists, both Americans, and only one engine has been repaired since the dispute began.
In Youngstown on June 23 William Van Gorder 83 pleaded guilty to forgery in common pleas court. Released on 300 bond the judge reserved sentence. He allegedly forged his sister Elizabeth McFarlin’s name on a bogus will to claim her property.
Children’s hats in white pink and light blue filmy materials with ribbons. A table of hats at 25c 35c 50c and 75c. New Sailors in black burnt and white braids at 50c 75c 1.25 and 1.50. Trimmed ready-to-wear hats from 1.00 to 6.00. White hat models in nets laces and chip form the display.
Redfern Corsets leads in popular demand with durable light weight models from $3.00 to $6.00 and rust proof options at $2.00. Wide assortment of Latin Foulards 75c quality on sale for 58c, Rajah Silks 65c yard, and silks in foulard designs 38c. Tailored Washable Suits and White hair-line Serge Suits discounted up to $7.60, with vacation ready pieces from $14.50 to $20.00.
Many Lutherans in the city prepare for a Thursday Donation Day to benefit the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Zelienople. The event features a picnic outing with children eagerly anticipating the day and attendees bringing provisions clothing and monetary donations from the city and beyond.
Sharon June 23. The stork has been liberal with Mr and Mrs John Gula of Shenango street. They welcomed twins yesterday. The couple has been married 15 years and has 16 children to date including three sets of twins. Eight of the 16 are living.
S. 8S. Book has resigned as tax collector of Wampum. Upon a petition presented to Judge Porter Tuesday, A. H. Aley was appointed in his place.
James S. Stoner of Wallace avenue exchanges his Coffeyville Kansas plaster plant for a Beaver property. The buff brick residence is described as modern and valued at about 10000 dollars.
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