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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
4
Complete showing of DAINTY LINGERIE HATS featuring Irish and Nelenciennes Laces. Hats available already trimmed or trimmed to individual taste by our own milliners, showcasing refined designs for the season.
Rev William McMullen of Pitts burg delivers commencement address at St Marys parochial school held in Bhuck s theater South Mill street Thursday evening. Thirteen graduates, ten girls, receive medals and diplomas while the program features choir, orchestra, and essays on Heroic Perseverance and Labor.
Andren Mitewell a prominent play producer in the country is recovering from a long illness that kept him in the shadow of death. He has been noted for his significant contributions to theatre and his return is awaited by peers and patrons alike.
Toby Smrayer, 25, wounded his sweetheart at Meadville Cambridge Springs trolley station by slashing her throat with a penknife. He fled, was detained, and taken to a local infirmary for treatment. Police report the suspect was intoxicated and the victim survived the attack.
An advertising notice offers a 20 percent discount on clothing from a retailer. The garbled text mentions a sale event, possibly at a department store or clothing shop, with sections referencing names and places that are unclear. The fragment indicates a promotional sale with a limited time or specific location.
The piece discusses the high murder estimate in the country and 17000 vagrants jailed in New York last year. It argues for returning vagrants, questions colonization as a solution, and notes reform through restricted labor and similar laws in Massachusetts Minnesota and other states. The text highlights charitable groups' focus on aiding the helpless and cites training and work programs as a path forward.
A large flotilla of martins has arrived in New Castle and settled on the Citizens National Bank building at Mill and Washington. The city notes the birds’ nightly flights and strange calls as they stake roosts, signaling a stronger return of martins to the area after several years.
An excellent convention was held at the Mahoning U P church Thursday with Pulaski district Sunday school workers in attendance from the county and city. Officers were elected: President Dr Ken C Hays Pulaski, Vice President Frank Moeschberger New Bedford, Secretary Miss Myre L Poland Pulaski, Treasurer Miss Ella Porter Pulaski. Superintendent Elementary Mrs Clark Douthitt, Home Miss Clare Calderwood, Teacher Training T and Carlisle, Temperance Rev R M Meraciten, Organized Adult Bible Work M Porter. The 1912 meeting will be in Pulaski Presbyterian church. Pulaski district shows a 211 year increase. every school district contributed to the county.
Steubenville the tail end team of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league is in financial distress. They reportedly owed Mansfield and Canton guarantees for recent trips, prompting calls for a meeting to resolve issues. An attendance slump in Steubenville has reduced gate receipts, threatening payments of up to 50 dollars per game.
Miss Jeurie Shira of John Street, aged 18, fell from a rear porch at her home yesterday evening and sustained a broken ankle.
On Monday evening June 2 the Grand Chancellor Harry A Thompson will confer degrees and preside over a gathering of the Blum Ledge No 06 and related committees. Members and attendees are urged to participate in the event and support the proceedings.
The Philadelphia Press testifies that Pennsylvania is a premier apple producing state, urging renewed focus on fruit culture. The state agricultural department plans intensified efforts over five years, noting localities in Bedleford York Adams Franklin and others show profitable potential for both standard winter varieties and native types, with whole state suited to apple culture.
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