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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
A government bulletin argues macadam road upkeep rivals building maintenance in importance. It details wear from traffic, erosion, and surface faults, recommending resurfacing, proper stone sizes, and periodic sand filling to preserve binding, with asphaltic bases as a potential long term solution to reduce future repairs.
Miss Margaret Nurse of Sharon visits friends in the Fifth Ward. Several residents return from Sharon and visitors from Pittsburg and Youngstown stay on Phillips street. The Fifth Ward and nearby areas host Fourth of July fireworks shops and school renovations proceed. The Welsh convention begins today at the Welsh Congregational church on Reynolds street with Rev. Lloyd Roberts of Youngstown delivering the sermon. John Jones, a steel worker, travels to Canada for vacation. Mrs Harriet Thomas buried in Johnstown.
Spevlaalavourt sale for one week presents Verrick and Jewell refrigerators and hammocks. Products advertised at high prices with imperfect wording. Orton Hardware Co. listed in the promotion.
Warrie E. Kirk transfers to David D. Simson in Volant for 1800 dollars. Irene LH Stritmater to Samuel Scott McCleary in Second ward for 800 dollars. Robert McClenahan to Harry S. Paden in Pulaski for 1 dollar. Globe Realty Co to Howard Munnell in Third ward for 1 dollar. Chas C Rigby to Mathe Rigby in Second and Fourth wards for 1 dollar. Alvert Adams to Chrissie Irvine in Wayne for 1 dollar. Thomas F Morehead to Adrian Realty Co in Seventh ward for 800 dollars. The Plushurg Co to Michael Nav el Howand for 250 dollars. Jane Naots to Tiranh Johnson in Wrayne for 75 dollars. Elizabeth Stoner to Tiranh Johnston in Wurtemberg for 40 dollars. Sarah JaRonke to Margaret Jackson in Tingon for 1 dollar. Jorge T Weingartner to Katherine Young in Fourth ward for 2000 dollars.
The Standard Bearers of the Sort hworth M.B. church will hold a thank offering and social gathering tonight at the home of Misses Mitude and Edith Viking on Oak Street. Most church youths are expected to attend. A good program has been arranged and an unusually good time anticipated.
In remarks to St. Joseph's College graduates Cardinal Gibbons argued against woman suffrage saying he loves women and wants them to fulfill God's mission. He warned that politics would leave women armored by dust and praised the era's male protection while urging a sale of ribbons on June 25 and 26.
On C. C. Cooper’s Hamilton Street property a quince tree bears fruit as large as walnuts while still showing blossoms and buds. This unusual nature phenomenon draws curiosity from neighbors and Cooper expects an early tale crop, viewable at the Cooper home.
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