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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
2
The new YMCA will emphasize cleanliness with 68 dorm rooms built largely without wood and finished in white plaster and tile. Facilities include three showers, a dental fountain, mirrors, a telephone per floor, and a novel two-locker system with a laundry process to keep uniforms clean.
The Y W C A camp run by Miss Erhardt at the Harbor closes today after two weeks. Campers will return home as organizers cancel further extension due to extra cost. Participants enjoyed the outing from the start despite rough weather.
The speech by Nebraska's Bryan denounces New York control of the Clark faction and signals he will withhold his delegation's Clark vote unless that influence is dropped. He cites progressive pledges and Morgan, Belmont, and Ryan as opposed to boss influence. Speakers clash as 18th ballot tallies show Clark leading Wilson and Underwood in a protracted roll call.
Fragmented OCR displays ballot figures and party annotations by district with percentages such as 117 and 339 amid scattered names like Underwood and Harmon. The garbled page hints at multiple precincts or rounds with sixth and seventh items, mentioning counties, candidates, and provisional tallies without coherent context.
Mrs J A VanHorn of Homestead is guest of Mrs W F Brown of Oak Street. Attorney Charles G Martin and daughter Flora Lllen from Crawford Avenue attended the McConnell reunion at J M Richardson’s near Center Presbyterian church. Regina Feuchtwanger and daughter Josephine Erron of Pittsburg visit Marcus Feuchtwanger and family on North Mercer Street. Russell Urmson and wife visit Dr J E Reilly and family at Oil City. Urmson will sing at Episcopalian church. Sister Caroline Fleckenstein of Lincoln Avenue Pittsburg, on leave from St Peter and Paul’s School, Larimer Avenue, Pittsburg, visits parents Andrew and family. she has been away several years.
Alex McCready East street and William Dodds West Washington street extension were moved to Shenango Valley hospital for surgical treatment. Mrs Nettie Campbell Electric street and Mrs Blythe Wampum as ill at Shenango Valley hospital have returned home. Clyde Hargus Grant street has returned home after hospital illness.
The residence of Frank H. Foulk at No 233 Lincoln avenue is offered for rent with possession on July 1. Clare P. DuShane promotes seeing the Red Falcon at Cascade Park theatre on Sunday.
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad plans to run gasoline electric suburban cars by early next year. A test car ordered weeks ago should arrive in September or early October. If successful, more cars will join service between Pittsburg Beaver Valley and McKeesport. The trainset combines a power car and a second coach with 115 total seats.
James Beebe a record clerk in the Pennsy freight office will depart Tuesday for a thirty day camping trip in Canada He will stay at the Pennsylvania Camp started by Pennsy employees from the local area across the line into Canada
A. S. Genger, clerk in the assistant trainmaster's office of the Peninsy, will leave Monday for a prolonged vacation visiting Toledo Detroit and other lake ports.
Edward Rheinhart an usher at the local Pennsy station and his wife have been vacationing in Masontown and Covington Kentucky and will return Monday. James Marshall a Pennsy freight office delivery clerk is ill at home with umbog
A brief ad notes a 60 by 180 feet plot at Gardner on the Harmony line offered for $50, with local service stating Our men there every day. It promotes the suburb appeal and mentions North Pittsburg Realty Co and The Red Falcon at Cascade Park Theatre showing Sunday.
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