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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
7
Charles Martin and H L Elder form a new partnership to operate the A D Newell Company store Friday. Martin, a longtime Newell employee, and Elder a well known Pennsylvania conductor, are well regarded in the ward and have many friends hoping for success in their venture.
The supper committee of the Mahoningtown Commercial club met Monday to arrange a big feed for old and new members on Thursday evening July 6. A lively program is planned for the event.
Mr and Mrs William Sword and their daughter Rebecca of near New Castle Junction plan to depart in September for a year or more in California They will break up housekeeping before their extended stay in the west.
A. D. Newell & Co. will shut for a full day Thursday to take inventory. The store will reopen as Elder and Martin on Friday under the same management and location.
The regular Mahoningtown Presbyterian Opportunity Circle monthly meeting is set for Friday July 7 at the home of Mrs George Pitzer on Montgomery Avenue. A pleasant social time is anticipated.
Workers scrub the stone trimmings as finishing touches are completed on the Mahoning school building. The work is near completion before the property is turned over to the school district.
Mrs. Charles Dungan and her son Charles of West Madison Avenue travel to Martins Ferry Ohio due to their mother’s serious illness and will stay until condition changes.
A guard gate at the Baltimore and Ohio yard in Gardner is reported as broken. No injuries are mentioned and no further details on repairs or impact are provided.
Mrs. Wm. Shibler of New Castle testifies that after a strain her back ached through the kidneys and she slept poorly. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the dull ache by addressing kidney function, making her back feel stronger. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY props.
Sunday school classes from Savannah church led by Mrs Frishcorn and Miss Bessie Hasely held a picnic at Alborn mill dam on Friday. The event featured varied games and a delicious picnic dinner with attendees Martha Hasely Virginia Wein schenck Alma Fletcher Luella Wright Martha Jones Opal Reedy Lillian McFinn Lillian Cameron Eleanor Reed Helen Haley Ruth Jamison Mildred George.
Mrs William Spaeth entertained guests at a prettily appointed dinner at her Tempalena avenue home last evening honoring Mr and Mrs Jas Mason and family of Morris street who will soon move to West Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs John Himebaugh of Morris street purchased a lot and two houses on Tempalena avenue for remodeling with occupancy expected in the fall.
A brief note confirms Miss Bessie Hasely is attending school. The item lists her enrollment status without additional details or context.
A teacher will attend a six week summer program at the University of Pittsburg. She will be away from her regular duties for the duration.
Mrs. Katie Russell of Indiana spent Sunday with relatives here. George Levitt of Gilmore street visited friends in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Walter Houk and family of Gilmore street moved to New Kensington. Miss Anna O Day of Youngstown returned home after a week with friends and relatives here.
In Omaha on June 27 a petition filed by guardian C. B. Christensen seeks an accounting from Charles M. and Laura Reese. The suit claims a hidden “secret” from George Wilson of Audubon Iowa, now 75, led to the loss of a $25,000 estate and that Wilson fears arrest over an early life offense.
Report notes a man swindled by exploiting fear then taken to the Edward Rosewater school where an impersonator claiming deputy sheriff status arrested him. He bribed the officer and gained his liberty.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a dialogue involving Mandy and questioning about a husband’s return. The lines reference superstition about a broken mirror and imply upcoming events. No clear people, places, or dates are established.
The piece argues worry worsens nerves and neurasthenia. it promotes reading a book on nervous diseases and obtaining Dr Williams Pink Pills from Schenectady New York. It claims many readers benefited and offers a free book and pills priced 60 cents a box or six for $2.50 through druggists or mail.
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