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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hutchinson's Mineral Spring Water claiming it is impurity free and sterilized in bottles at the spring. It offers samples and delivery of any quantity to any location at moderate cost, urging use as the only table water for family health.
The New Wilmington M E church hosts a Sunday morning Independence Day program organized by local residents. The lineup includes hymns, prayers, the Declaration of Independence reading, reminiscences of Libby Prison and the Spanish American War, and a tribute to veterans. Surviving soldiers and widows are invited to attend.
The Rev. M. B. Riley at the M. E. church Sunday night warned against modern Balaams, saying ancient Balaam spoke God’s word while moderns speak otherwise and that the age’s sin lies in compromised consciences and misused speech.
An article promotes Margo Nerve Tablets as a treatment for nervous dyspepsia caused by stressed nerves. It claims rapid relief within ten minutes, strengthens the stomach, and sharpens mental focus, asserting no habit forming dangers and a satisfaction guarantee via McKee's Kut Rate and other druggists.
A speaker warned against commercializing religious services and urged the pulpit to preach social justice to maintain influence over the next generation. The address stressed keeping faith relevant while resisting commodification.
Mrs Mary R Cowden died at her home at 67 on Sunday afternoon. Funeral services with Rev A A Graham will be held here Tuesday at 12 30, followed by a trip to Mahoningtown for additional services and burial in Mahoningtown cemetery. One sister survives.
The Maple Grove church south of town has been repainted inside and out, papered, and a cement walk laid to the road. The congregation met in the remodeled building for the first time Sunday.
Professor Port Eckles, former principal of the schools here, recently underwent an operation and is convalescing at the local sanitarium for a period of rest and recovery.
The event featured handsome decorations with cut flowers and plants, highlighting a well attended observance at the Neshannock Presbyterian Church.
Rev M. B. Riley will give an address at the Ma honing Grange annual picnic on July 4 at Edenburg.
The Men's Bible class of the M. E. Sunday school will meet next Thursday evening at the home of W. A Hutchison on Market street.
Miss Grace Marie Martin of Myrtle Hill Neshannock Falls plans to marry John Howard Hopkins of Baltimore Maryland on Wednesday. The W C T U will meet at the Second U P church Wednesday afternoon at 2 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart of Erie are visiting their parents in town, stopping to spend time with family during their trip.
Police officer Roy Strock was shot while arresting two car thieves who then fled toward Ravenna. Strock is in serious condition at City Hospital though expected to recover. Posse from Trumbull and Portage counties surrounds a barn near Ravenna where the suspects are believed hiding after a gunfight with farmers and officers.
Vigorous men and women are urged to try Wendell's Ambition Pills with a money back guarantee if the first box does not restore energy and vigor. The ad promises quick relief from fatigue nerves and low mood, with a 50 cent box and mail order options through George W. Clutton and authorized dealers.
The Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal board left Buffalo for an inspection tour of the Welland Ship Canal in Canada and the New York Erie Barge Canal. David Jamison of New Castle could not join. They will inspect Welland with Chief Engineer J L Miller and then travel the NY Erie Barge Canal. The system linked with the Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal will provide a deep waterway from Pittsburgh to New York harbor through New Castle.
A Greek section hand named Joseph Liberty on the Erie railroad in Pulaski Pennsylvania suffered a severe head gash and his tongue nearly severed when a raised pile of ties was knocked free by a passing work train. He is not in great danger but will be off duty for some time.
George W Nagel sells to Henry Leon hardt in Wayne for 1700 dollars. Mary Pusnick transfers to W D Clark in N Beaver for one dollar. W D Clark sells to Samuel Pusnik in N A. Terrence White transfers to F W Mc Aulis in Shenango for one dollar. Margaret Asher sells to Harry E Parthe mon in Ellwood City for 3000 dollars.
Heavy colds can lead to chronic airway inflammations and serious lung trouble. Eckman's Alterative is advertised as safe and beneficial for renewing resistance without narcotics, available at druggists from Eckman Laboratory.
The Presbyterian church will host next Sunday evening’s service led by the Junior Endeavor society, featuring a patriotic nature and tone.
Mr and Mrs 8S M Porter journeyed to Poland Sunday to hear their son preach. Mrs C L Heard of Sharon stayed with her sister Miss Eleanor Jackson over Sunday. Mrs Robert Jackson and daughter Isabelle visited locals Sunday. Rodgers family from near Mercer hosted at C C Boyd home. Rev Frank S Robison preached in New Bedford for Rev W M French. Squire and Mrs C C Boyd and son Gerald visited Adam Boyd at New Castle, then watched Troop F depart for camp. Mr and Mrs H H Knox and W...
W Byers attended services in New Castle on Sunday for Miss Anna Van Fleet. Many old friends at Pulaski gathered to honor her cherished memory.
A Washington Star quote notes that drafting party platforms is thankless work. It argues that only memorable planks endure, and those are often ones you would prefer others forget.
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