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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
18
Mrs D. B. Conner fell on Spring avenue cellar stairs Friday night and suffered a cut head and bruises. She was taken to Ellwood City Hospital with condition reported not serious.
Bell Memorial dedicates Sunday observances with morning Sunday school at 9 45, church service at 11 00, and evening Young People's meetings at 7 00. The children’s day program includes recitations by Wilma Clyde Alberta Allison John Alison and Howard Menard, songs and exercises, and a concluding offering.
Christina Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Duncan of Glen Avenue married Thomas Slater of Uniontown at Bell Memorial Presbyterian parsonage in Ellwood City. Rev W T McCandless officiated at 10 this morning. The bride wore navy blue traveling gown with gray accessories and carried white rosa buds. Best man Harold K Doyle attended. The wedding party went to Pittsburgh for dinner at the William Penn Hotel then to Gettysburg and Washington DC for a motor honeymoon.
Local Baptist church members attended the Baptist Church School and Young People's Societies convention at Zion Baptist church in Butler county. Named attendees include Miss Care, Miss Ana Hazen, William Wehman, Melen, Edward Eichenlaub, Mrs Richardson, and Autrene Mow. PASTOR VISITS DAUGHTER. Rev W J Southerton arrives from Brooklyn to preach at First Baptist on Sunday and visits his daughter Mrs Johny Hough in Ellwood City.
Montevideo Minnesota resident Mrs Ole Serdstrom credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with three months of improved health and weight gain after painful back and side symptoms. Port Huron Michigan resident Mrs Charles Beeler reports two years of panic and fatigue eased by the same remedy, regaining energy and normal activity.
A girl in a bright red dress walks Fourth Street eating ice cream. A Tran carries a cane chair on Fifth Street. A Sparrow feeds another from a broken cone as a Ford scare scatters pigeons. A Mammy pushes four nicknames on Spring Avenue early Thursday. A man knocks a no parking sign along Lawrence Avenue. car loss of control leads to police. A woman folds a six month old while holding a pecan chocolate bar. A boy balances a square package on his head on Spring Avenue. A B C patrol truck is pulled up Lawrence by Dish Duno in a large car.
Ellwood City June 23 Ralph Scoop Coates of sixth street left for New York city with the Ferris Engineering company to assist in bridge construction. He will be followed by his wife and daughter next week. They expect to stay in New York about three months.
Ellwood City Pa June 28 Mrs Agnes Nagel 58 of North street died at home Friday afternoon at 4 15 o clock from complications of diseases She was born August 27 1864 in Washington county and lived in Ellwood area over thirty five years A member of First Presbyterian church she is survived by husband George three daughters Florence Battersby Elizabeth Majors and Margaret at home one son Leonard and brother R M Alt Hon Funeral at Nagel home 509 First avenue Monday at 10 am Rev A M Stevenson with Rev W T MecCundieas officiating Interment Lilyville cemetery
In Ellwood City on June 23 at 9 o'clock the first session of Vacation Bible School will begin at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. A M Stevenson serves as general superintendent with Mrs James Barton supervising the primary division and Mrs John Brenneman the junior division. Several children have enrolled and will start lessons Monday morning.
The text argues that if the orange industry had stayed with old practices, profits would fall, acreage would shrink, and orchards would be uprooted. It then states advertising, properly done, saves money for consumers and profits producers by eliminating wasteful methods, boosting volume, and reducing selling and distribution costs.
In Blywood City on June 23, Benjamin H. Ludlow will discuss the Ludlow Bill at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in the First Presbyterian Church dining room at 6 15 p m. The Ellwood City items list church services and a Knights of Pythias third degree team meeting for June 23 with initiation of a large candidate class at 8 p m.
A special program at First Christian Church Sunday evening at 7 45 features a work ritual with orchestral and choral music. The event includes a procession, invocations, and performances by the senior and junior choirs, organ preludes, and various named pieces led by John G Jones C W Fenton Horace Stone J A McWilliams Ray Preston Mia M E Vaughn and others.
In communities certain men test wives with appearances and gifts. Miss Fano Lippie urges women to keep options, date around, and avoid being cornered by trifling suitors. She cautions against early commitment, advises multiple possible partners, and stresses maintaining options before marriage.
A compact list of dates and events spans 1647 Denonville marching from Canada with French and Indians against the Seneca, 1757 Clive’s Plassey victory, 1880s Hancock's nomination, 1898 U S occupation near Santiago, and a Lancashire strike victory, plus stray notices and an old recipe fragment.
A letter received by The News from England seeks the whereabouts of Bryan Scanlon and his family. James Aloyious Maylia writes from Gosforth Newcastle upon Tyne noting relatives left Gateshead for Pittsburgh about 40 years ago and asks for updates on Bryan Seanlan and siblings at a current Pittsburgh address. He plans to travel to New York City on September 2 to contact them.
London foreign office issued a formal repudiation of a New York Herald dispatch quoting Premier Baldwin stating prohibition is the one thing likely to disturb Anglo American friendship. The statement clarifies official stance amid rising tensions over liquor policy and cross-Atlantic relations.
Washington reports indicate the race for the Democratic floor leader to replace the late Claude Kitchen nears a conclusion with Finis J. Garrett or Tennorgseo as likely choices. Both are among the most seasoned Democrats in the House, with 18 years of service entering Congress.
The text profiles Mr. Garrett as a longtime representative from the ninth Tennessee district, an experienced parliamentarian and lawyer. It notes his birth in Weakley County, schooling at Bethel College in his native state, and prior work as a newspaper editor and teacher before entering party politics and holding chancery office.
Reported scene details a Greek delegation led by Venizelos as Dolorites press for a decisive session. Officials expected two collective notes from their governments, with a deadlock possibility risking an abrupt end to the talks by tonight or tomorrow.
Afro-Americans of New Castle plan a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. Cora Dufia's Moody Avenue home. The notice also lists travel distances from New York to Sydney by various routes including the Cape of Good Hope, Suez canal, Straits of Magellan, and the Panama canal with figures 13 395, 13 82S, and 12 159 miles respectively.
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