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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
7
The Wall Street Journal says none of the coming years threatens excess farm produce as population nears 100 million. It cites wheat and flour needs, livestock demand, and poultry as core growth areas near eastern cities. Rural schools offer personal attention and better living conditions than crowded city schools.
Invitations went to hundreds of Parisians for the naming ceremony of Mdlle. So lange Sicard’s new doll. The event pleased both big and small attendees with the doll named Heloise Berthe in a formal ceremony.
Residents face little effort or inconvenience in changing positions on heat related issues, with many prepared to adjust views without resistance. The Indianapolis News notes this openness to reconsideration amid rising temperatures.
Ellwood City prepares for a July 18 debate in Grimm's grove between Prohibitionists and local option advocates. The meeting aims to clarify differences with the W C T U and attract experts to discuss which path benefits the country more.
Ellwood City reports a new well on the A. Biler farm in Lancaster township flowing at about 75 barrels daily. The No 2 well began producing after reaching Harmony sand, with steady output of just over three barrels per hour amid immediate lease rushes and land sales. Nearby authorities handled two intoxicated foreigners charged with carrying concealed weapons, fined and released.
Ellwood City Automobile club members at a June meeting urged road supervisors to repair several southern Lawrence county routes. Slippery Rock and Wampum roads require work due to rough stone and ridges. Hazel Dell road between the bridge and Sixth street also to be fixed. Members Charles Buchanan and P. W. Blocher returned from Conneaut Lake after a pleasant automobile trip.
The annual memorial service of the I O O F lodges in Ellwood City was held at Locust Grove Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Hundreds attended as three Ellwood lodges and the Evans City lodge joined a 300 strong march led by the Odd Fellows band. Rev G Morgan Davis led the service with participation from Evans City members traveling via the New Castle and Harmony route. Graves were decorated with flowers and the gathering was well conducted.
The marriage of Miss Harriet G Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins to William Urquhast of Ellwood City took place at the bride's home in Niles Ohio Saturday afternoon with Rev Allen T Gordon officiating. The bride a former Lakeside hospital nurse in Cleveland is a popular Niles figure. The groom is a prominent Ellwood City businessman. They plan to reside in Ellwood City after a brief wedding trip.
The wreck preventive test planned for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad was postponed to an unspecified future date after repeated rescheduling from Tuesday to Friday. No show by the two engines hindered the test, though Ellwood City awaits results. The track has been ready for some time.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Hazel Dell Presbyterian will repeat the playlet Dot the Miners Daughter next Friday evening. An ice cream and cake social will follow the performance.
S. L. McClelland of New Brighton has spent several days in town. Dr. Silas Stevenson returns home after visiting friends in New Castle. Miss Alice Dunbar returns Castle. Mrs. Frank Milliken travels to Wheeling for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walters of Pittsburgh spend several days in the city. J. C. Yeaney returns home after visiting friends and relatives in Greenville.
If you contemplate leaving New Castle during the summer you can have The News sent to you by arranging with the office. It costs ten cents a week, or one dollar for four months. No carrier or agent can take orders. arrange directly with the office so your paper follows you wherever you go.
A brief humorous ditty from the Detroit Free Press notes a husband and wife exchange about a late night, turning on a punchline that the wife has not finished telling the admonition to him yet.
Noted Miller Cottage and Annex at 9 to 15 N Georgia Avenue Atlantic City hosts dance room and music with electric lighting throughout. Capacity 250. Rates from 1.25 dollars daily and 7 dollars weekly. Established 31 years.
Police record shows two arrests made from Saturday morning through today at noon. The two individuals involved were identified as detainees in connection with ongoing investigations. Further details and charges were not released at this time.
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