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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
6
With $6,780 of a $10,000 quota raised, Pittsburgh campaign heads into its final tonight. Committees meet at 7:30 in room 328 Mercantile building to plan the last push. Peter Glick and Rabbi Moss urged immediate contributions to finish the drive.
A state convention of the Spanish American War Veterans is held in Youngstown June 23 25. Delegates from parts of Ohio attend and an election for the coming year will be held Tuesday with a large parade to close the convention that night.
A prince of cowpunchers and king of the range abandons his Arizona realm to become an English Earl. William Farnum embodies the answer in typical American word and action at the Regent Theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
Mary Pickford appears as the heroine in Bret Harte's M Liss at the Dome Theatre this week. The Golden West tale blends humor and thrills with a love theme set during the California Gold Rush, featuring Our Mary in a new dramatic light.
Mrs Elbert H Gary wife of the United States Steel chairman christened the Liberty the first ship launched at the federal shipyards in Kearny New Jersey The 9000 ton vessel keel was laid last November and the name was chosen by Mrs Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. F. M. Wagner leads a list of attendees at the New Castle Saturday gathering. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grinnen and family, Mrs. D. H. Orris, Miss Agnes Veon, and several Moran Hickey and related households plus other local names.
Mrs Jno Fosselman of Connellsville and others spent weekends visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Marshall hosted a dinner for Misses Mary Snare Erma Blythe and Jennie Ferrante. Several residents traveled to Hubbard Cleveland Beaver Falls Youngstown Rochester Slippery Rock and New Castle for visits. District Attorney George Muse and County Detective Trusel were in town on business.
A Sunday school event drew a large crowd with fine speaking and music led by Miss Beulah Wilson of Cuba. The church notes ten stars on their service flag with ten absentees and schedules trustee and elder meetings, instrument use for an orchestra, Friday preparatory services, and a Jewish relief drive urging participation.
Principal F. L. Orth will leave next week for his Terre Haute Indiana home to spend the summer farming work in his vacation from the high school duties.
Among 328 graduates this week are Juliet Lenore Price Esther Ruth Levine and Maude Marie Atkinson of New Castle.
The War Department reported sixty two American Expeditionary Forces casualties today. Five killed in action or died of wounds, and 45 severely wounded, plus three with undetermined degree. Names include Corporal Lewis A. Taylor Philadelphia and Private Ernest P. Hoerr Portsmouth. wounded span Clinton Allen Kent C O Paul Cagle Scranton Michael Cunningham Cincinnati James Green Cleveland William Hammer Pottsville Ivan Hoffman Berne James Mullen Peter Thomas Chester Stanley Whonecek Scranton James A Cleary.
John Vatsic filed for divorce alleging improper familiarity by John Cuirar. Cuirar was arrested but discharged after insufficient evidence. Vatsie demanded a divorce. Alderman Mantz said no divorce department and Vatsie’s husband did not want one. One witness argued over costs after losing five dollars in wages.
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