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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
6
On Sunday July 4 the Men’s Organized Bible class at Mahoning M E Church marks growth from 23 original members to 176 with a goal of 200 at next Sunday’s anniversary meeting. A special music program, addresses, and a class photo are planned. Scout Y M C A camp at Volant will lead Sunday services as local boys enjoy camp life.
Bible school at 9 45 a m with Communion and preaching at 11 a m on Pride. Evening service 7 45 p m with Lame as topic. Sunday marks final day of contest with Edenburg Bible school. local school trails by 60 points and urges full attendance to overtake and win.
The first annual picnic of the M M A A was held yesterday at Volant and enjoyed by all. Boating swimming and a ball game between the M M A A and Volant highlighted the day along with a popular picnic dinner. The event proved so successful that it plans to become an annual affair.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m a preaching service Life s Race and Its Spectators Class meeting at noon Epworth league at 7 p m Mrs W B Gillespie leader Preaching service at 7 45 p m sermon topic Lessons for the Christian From a Baseball Game Rev S T Davison pastor
George Hettenbaugh of Wet Madi gan avenue and Frank Holliday of West Clayton street visited Bessemer yesterday and took a painting outfit. Hettenbaugh has secured a contract to paint several houses in the vicinity and they will go to that place Monday to begin work.
Mr and Mrs Ray Sawhill and their son from Glasgow Kansas are spending a few days as guests of Mr and Mrs W O Whitmarsh on Newell Avenue.
Rev D C Whitmarsh pastor of the Presbyterian church arrived home from Bay J P Brest of North Beaver was a city visitor yesterday F Stang of Montgomery avenue is reported not so well Miss Tillie Hopper of North Beaver was a city visitor Friday William Kyle of West Pittsburg was a ward visitor yesterday Squire Joseph Reed of North Beaver had business in the city Friday Willis Fullerton of North Beaver was in the city on business yesterday Mr and Mrs Pressley Robinson of North Beaver were city visitors Friday J E Clark and family of East Madison avenue have moved to Linesville Mrs William Beam of East Cherry street is spending a few days at Youngstown Mrs A R Clark and Mrs Thomas Foster of Sixth street were Pittsburgh visitors yesterday Ralph Toepfer of West Madison avenue has secured a position at the B and O roundhouse Mrs G H Cook and daughter of
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9 50 a m with a preaching service at 11 a m. The sermon topic is A Sane Religion. Junior C E and Y P S C E meet, with a 7 p m service and a 7 45 p m preaching topic A Despondent Prophet. Rev D C Whitmarsh is the pastor.
Miss Kathryn Sitler of West Madi son avenue is recovering at home following an operation for removal of her tonsils and adenoids at Shenango Valley hospital.
Mrs. G. H. Scheidemantle of West Madison avenue is called to Perrysville Pennsylvania by the serious illness of her mother. She will remain until there is a change in the condition.
8S. J. Frisbee of Detroit has arrived at the bedside of his mother Mrs H D Frisbee of North Wayne street who has been in a serious condition for several days. He will remain for a time at least.
Mr and Mrs Percy Dodds of Adamsville attended a social gathering yesterday hosted by Mr and Mrs W D Sprott of North Cedar Street with the couple described as bride and groom of the week.
Mr and Mrs J H Turner of North Cedar street left today for a two weeks vacation visiting relatives in Phillipsburg Pa.
Newell avenue resident left town for a Erie visit. Elyria’s Mrs. Dibble guests of daughter Mrs. R A Gwin in West Clayton street. May Rennie returns from Baltimore. Harvey Bush takes a B and O time keeper post. Hays of Lexington visits relatives on Newell avenue. Mrs. Lees improves and will sit up soon. Elder Wallace works at Hamilton confectionery. Mrs. Jones from West Cherry street visits Niles. Robert Hamilton starts job in Pennsylvania freight office. Mrs. Myers and daughter Gladys return from Ashtabula. Mrs. Thompson from Pittsburgh visits daughter Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Whitmarsh returns from Lexington following mother's death. Misses Moore visit brother Clifford Moore in North Cedar. Mr. Moore and sisters visit in Wampum. Mrs. Abblett and Myrtle of Hubbard end visit with ward friends. Mil dred Gilmore to stay a week.
George Hennon damaged his car badly on Chewton hill when he swerved to avoid a horse and buggy and struck a telephone pole. He suffered only a bruised knee. The Good Time club enjoyed a gathering at Mrs. John Weitz’s home with eighteen attendees including guest Mrs. William Organ. A club meeting is planned in two weeks with location to be announced.
The Sunday evening service at the Methodist church features the church orchestra performing Grand Fantasia on Gospel Hymns composed by C. R. Dumars.
The Wampum A C and New Castle Collegians plan a twilight matchup on Wampum grounds Wednesday night June 30 at 5 30 o clock. A record crowd is expected as the game promises a fast pace.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by 11 a.m. junior endeavor on the topic A Story About Neighbors led by Miss Myrtle Ritchie. Evening service at 7 p.m. with Rev. R. C. Lutton as pastor.
Mrs George King and family desire to thank friends for kind thoughts and expressions of sympathy extended to them in their recent bereavement.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. with the topic Greeks and Italians Once a Prize Why not Now led by Miss Blanche Aley. Evening service at 8 p.m.
J. R. McConahy purchased the Michael Shallenberger property on Brooklyn Heights and will soon take possession.
Friday payday boosted activity in business circles as money entered circulation through the Portland Cement company, drawing attention to the firm’s payroll impact and local economic buzz.
Mass at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Fr. T. P. Walsh and Rev. W. R. Buzza officiating. Sunday school times listed as 2 p.m. Hoysdale and 1:30 p.m. Services follow at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. W. R. Buzza.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship service at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor in the afternoon and a second service at 8 p.m.
Clinton M. E. church activities listed include 11 a.m. Epworth League and 8 p.m. programs.
William Ault visited Mid land yesterday. Mrs. Clarence Hennon and Mrs. J. C. F. Jackson spent Friday in New Castle. J. R. McConahy visited West Pitts burg yesterday. Mrs. C. L. Repman stayed in New Castle yesterday. Fern and Wayne Dindinger were in Energy yesterday. Mrs. Walter Miller visited Brooklyn Heights on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Caldwell were in Ellwood City yesterday.
Miss Sally Garvin of Beaver Falls visits. Miss Emma Freed stays with her sister in New Castle. Miss Bess Parks visits Mrs. Mary Kelly in Shenango Twp. Marjory Galbreath returns from Mahoningtown. L Irons reassigned to Wampum for P L E signal work with E H Hunter. Overlanders from Homewood and Enon accompany Mrs C L Repman and son Eugene motor to New Castle yesterday.
The Woman's Liberty Bell will pass through New Castle on Friday July 2 on its state tour for the suffrage amendment. A public mass meeting and demonstration will be held at 7:30 on the square to welcome the bell and hear suffragist speakers. A guard of honor from local suffragists will escort the bell through Lawrence, Beaver, and Allegheny counties.
W M Dight of Grove City tours the county on foot as he seeks the clerk of courts post. The Allegheny College graduate of 1869 predicts victory over four opponents. Born and raised in Mercer county, he has many friends in Sharon and the region.
In Altoona at midnight a butcher named Wm Love and his wife found a soft package on the sidewalk. He kicked it and the contents spilled out a fat roll of big bills. They urged someone to identify the money and its owner.
A couple finds a roll of money worth 770 dollars in various bills, wrapped with a fifty. The owner, a woman paying the final home loan, returns and offers 50 after one man refuses 100. An ad notes the loss as authorities await developments.
Miss Jennie Brenneman resigns from Aberdeen Washington position and will teach in Juneau Alaska for the coming winter. She is from near Plaingrove and returns home for a short visit before starting the new assignment.
Monday only showings feature Mary Pickford and Harold Lockwood in Tess of the Storm Country and Marguerite Snow with James Cruze in The Patriot and the Spy. The double bill promises a literary drama and a spy tale for theatergoers.
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