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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
10
delegates crowd into the armory as Cardinal Gibbons arrives and Bryan supporters jockey for position. A mood of suspense hangs over the hall with seats filling slowly and power brokers from Murphy to Sullivan watching intently.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy of Butler road announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian F to Mr Harry E Barnes of Butler avenue. The couple plans a July wedding. Miss Kennedy formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Herb D McGoun store and Barnes is a tin worker.
Mrs. E. L. Hatner Mrs. C. A. Reed Mrs. W. A. Strimater and Mrs. William Hill will entertain the King’s Daughters of the First Methodist church at a Kensington in the Reed home on Lincoln Avenue Friday afternoon.
James A. Logan told city councils he was shot by former Night Lieutenant BEJ Reeble while aiding in a burglar search on a South Jefferson street roof. Logan asked the city to pay about 129 dollars in hospital and doctor bills, noting the shooting was due to officer negligence. Councils sent the bill to the finance and law committees for review.
Supervisor Bailey oversees final preparations for Playground 10 opening at 9 am. Instructors receive assignments at 4 pm today. Men install equipment this morning as children await the baseball league and summer rules, with two new instructors added Miss Rachel Bradford and W J Caldwell. The Boy Pioneers plan a Shenango river hike leaving the YMCA at 8 am.
Mrs. Mary Glenn Moore widow of Thomas Moore of Worth township Butler county was buried in the U P church cemetery in Worth township Rev Charles Moore of Slippery Rock conducted the funeral Pallbearers were sons Wm R John G James N Moore nephews W E E W Moore and son in law Elanson Mallory She was 80 and had belonged to the United Presbyterian church for 62 years She married Thomas Moore in May 1852 who predeceased her by four months and 22 days Christina Newton 82 died Tuesday at her Shenango township home near the Harmony line Funeral in Slippery Rock Presbyterian church Thursday at 10 am Interment in church cemetery
Joseph MacLane, seven years old, an orphan living with his grandmother Mrs. Christian Maythern on Erie avenue, was seriously hurt when a gravestone fell at St. Francis cemetery on the Military road. He suffered internal injuries, crushed arm and foot, a scalp wound, and hip bruises, with recovery unlikely.
At the Democratic convention the crowd erupts as Bryan nominates John W. Kern of Indiana for temporary chairman. Kern's name draws applause from several states while New York Indiana and Illinois delegates remain seated. Bryan defends the party’s rules and asserts his long fight for Democratic principles.
A spirited ball game between the married and single Knights of Columbus lodge members set for this evening at 6 on the West Grant avenue grounds.
Coroner Norris notified this afternoon that a foreigner drowned in the Beaver river at Moravia. He left for the scene immediately.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon Miss Linda Mumbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Mumbaugh Electric street and Mr Harry Richards of Reynolds street were quietly married. They left for a trip to Cleveland and other lake points and will set up housekeeping in the Dufford block upon return. The groom works at Armour and Company plant and both have many friends in the area.
Herman Richwine was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train while walking along the tracks in Struthers late Sunday night. The incident occurred as the train passed through the area with Richwine succumbing to injuries at once.
A physician testifies to Grape-Nuts breakfast aiding digestion and reducing meat intake. He reports improved weight and health after switching to Grape-Nuts, and recommends it for indigestion and postoperative recovery. The writer cites starch to dextrose conversion and brain support from wheat and barley components.
Fitting ceremonies marked the 100th anniversary of Jerusalem lodge F A M Hartford near Sharon. The observance highlighted a century of Masonic activity and fraternal tradition within the local community.
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