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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
2
Roy McClarren, once of New Castle, returned west four years ago to work on a Montana ranch and has now joined the Pennsylvania as fireman. He rose from a humble start to foreman on a vast operation with over 4,000 Thoroughbred horses and cattle and has since fully recovered his health.
Shoppers may buy sash ribbons priced at 39 cents each at McComb's on June 27 as part of a special sale event.
New Castle Portland Cement Co plans a colossal plant on Cascade Street east of Cascade and south of Grandview avenue. The project, costing about 500000, will cover around 30 acres and employ about 400 workers, boosting capacity from 50 000 to 60 900 barrels after a 20000 rebuilding program. The move requires street abandonments and a new access road, with council study pending.
State Commissioner Samuel G Dixon names township health officers across counties as of now. Officers in Lawrence county include Washington Plaingrove and Scott townships David Hamilton Medard Neal Shenango James A Stickle and others across Mahoning Union Neshannock North Beaver Taylor townships. They serve as health directors, reporting contagious diseases, enforcing health laws, and acting during epidemics with official badges.
New Castle Italians and friends from Hillsville Edenburg Struthers and Youngstown will celebrate the birthday of Lady Marie Delle Carmel on July 15 in New Castle.
The council introduced measures at Monday’s regular meeting. One ordinance covers paving Raymond Street in the Fourth Ward from Butler to Oak, referred to the street committee. Another ordinance changes the Pittsburg Street grade from its current end to the city limits, also referred to the street committee.
Mc Comb s offers wide ribbons in all colors at 19 cents each for one day only. Location 25914.
An ordinance to rename Sunset street in the Second ward to Emerson avenue has passed the select branch and awaits the mayor's signature and approval.
An appeal to readers to have The News delivered daily while away from New Castle, promising pleasure in receiving the paper every day and noting arrangements for service.
Advertisement states orders for mail delivery must be placed at The News office. Rates are ten cents a week including postage within the United States and sixteen cents weekly to Canada.
A recently built east side home offers seven rooms and a bath with a pantry. Priced at $25 per month, the bargain invites inquiries at 32 County Line Street.
City officials consider an inquiry into whether Bell and Youngstown Telephone operate under a formal agreement. The discussion seeks to clarify governance and any potential conflicts of interest affecting residents.
Prospect Lutheran church, barricaded three weeks ago against pastor Rev A H Bartholomew, was torn open Sunday by death of Mrs Margaret Aiken who died Friday. Her funeral was held from the church Sunday afternoon with Rev H W Roth of Greenville officiating. The congregation memo objected to Bartholomew entering to preach the funeral sermon after which doors and windows were barred again.
In Youngstown the number of children of school age tops fifteen thousand, with authorities noting the community has more than 15 200 eligible students.
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