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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1914

Page

5

Odd Fellows In Memoriam at Ellwood City

Two Odd Fellows lodges in Ellwood City held annual memorial services at the Baptist church with Rev. G. M. Davis Rev. S Stamm and Rev. Bittinger participating. The service featured church choir music and brief addresses. Died this year were Uriah Bair J F Miller R H Bauser J A Campbell Chas Nye Dan Nye John Geisler Elmer Acker Madison Main Chas Elder Chas Ritter J F McElwain Jos Mentzer.

Ellwood City Odd Fellows Glen Park and Refuge Baptist Church G. M. Davis S. Stamm The Reformed Church Bittinger Zelienople Davis Stamm Order Uriah Bair J. F. Miller R. H. Bauser J. A. Campbell Chas. Nye Dan Nye John Geisler Elmer Acker Madison Main Chas. Elder Chas. Ritter J. F. McElwain Jos. Mentzer

Pastors Exchange Pulpits in Harmony and Ellwood City

In Ellwood City Rev. Paul Sappie of Harmony preached the morning sermon at the local Methodist church. A large audience heard it. Rev. J. H. Heazleton of Ellwood City led the Harmony morning service and administered communion before returning for the evening service.

Ellwood City Paul Sappie Methodist Episcopal Church of Harmony J. H. Heazleton

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad

An appeal to women about daily home duties and enduring strain promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health. The ad urges readers to try the product to end suffering and restore balance.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Second Nicholson cup elimination at Ellwood City

Ellwood City June 29 The second elimination golf match for the Nicholson cup narrowed the field to six players Lindstrom Offutt F Cain Christy Snedden and McGlade In the medals contest six players survived W R Johnson Lieben dorfer McDonald Martin Hazen and Thompson The third match for both contests will be held next Thursday Medals of gold silver and bronze are offered for the top three finishers It is the first time medals are played at the club

Ellwood City Lindstrom Offutt F. Cain Christy Snedden McGlade W. R. Johnson Liebendorfer McDonald Martin Hazen Thompson

Children Pass The Entrance Exams Ellwood City

Ellwood City reports 38 students passed the May 9 entrance exams and will enter high school next fall. Names include Iva Barkley Alfred Baker Mary Bookamer Everett Bonzo Jacob Boots Donald Bartel Emma Cox Phyllis Charles Ruth Davies Christina Duncan Cornelius Dunseith Celia Emery Magda Elison Marjorie Grieb Joseph Gettig Raymond Humphrey Geraldine Kelly Saul Keller Devona Liebendorfer Gertrude Lambert Mildred Mason Sanford Mellwaine Catherine Morrison Irene McClosky Stewart Moore Raymond Mattocks Emil Melzer Margaret McKim Jas Marshall Glen Plympton Vera Ramsey Marian Renner Alice Sonnanstine Mary Steed Eva Snyder Chester Wallace Chester Young Helen Zeigler.

Ellwood City County Public Gilmore Iva Barkley Alfred Baker Mary Bookamer Everett Bonzo Jacob Boots Donald Bartel Emma Cox Phyllis Charles Ruth Davies Christina Duncan Cornelius Dunseith Celia Emery Magda Elison Marjorie Grieb Joseph Gettig Raymond Humphrey Geraldine Kelly Saul Keller Devona Liebendorfer Gertrude Lambert Mildred Mason Safford Mellwaine Catherine Morrison Irene McClosky Stewart Moore Raymond Mattocks Emil Melzer Margaret McKim Jas. Marshall Glen Plympton Vera Ramsey Marian Renner Alice Sonnanstine Mary Steed Eva Snyder Chester Wallace Chester Young Helen Zeigler

Churches Plan To Unite In Summer

City churches plan to unite for the summer months to hold services in one church each Sunday due to declining attendance. Pastors will prepare only one sermon in three to four weeks, allowing a short vacation. Methodist, Baptist, United Presbyterian and Presbyterian congregations are joining, with more churches expected to follow.

Ellwood City Methodist Baptist United Presbyterian Presbyterian

Rainfall Causes Minor Flooding in Ellwood City

Ellwood City reports 1.53 inches of rain from a Saturday night storm with water flooding streets from curb to curb and entering cellars of downtown stores. Despite bright lightning, there was no major property damage.

Ellwood City

Hazel Dell Forms Local Baseball Team

Hazel Dell in Ellwood City era announces a new baseball club with John L. Sullivan as captain and Malcolm Tait as manager. The lineup lists Loyal Marshall H Newton Houk Sullivan James Harold Marshall Allison Cornelius Harold Newton Earl Marshall Cunningham Johnston McConahy and Cramer as players with utility roles.

Ellwood City John L. Sullivan Hazel Dell Malcolm Tait Sullivan Loyal Marshall H. Newton Houk James Harold Marshall Allison Cornelius Harold Newton Earl Marshall Cunningham Johnston McConahy Cramer

Center U P Church Names New Pastor

Ellwood City Pa June 29 Rev W D Gillespie of Monmouth has accepted the call to fill the vacancy at Center U P church caused by Rev Ira Leeper resignation. Gillespie will assume duties at once after serving Center church on several occasions and being informally encouraged by the executive board and congregation.

Ellwood City W. D. Gillespie Monmouth Center U. P Ira Leeper Gillespie al Center Church Leeper

Doings at the Hospital Ellwood City

Frank Sovgeck a Pole of Chewton was moved to the hospital to undergo an operation to remove a leg protuberance. William Smith, long confined there, left for home in Shenango township in improved condition. The Ellwood Hotel company announces a private sale of the furnishment of Hotel Lawrence starting Tuesday June 30 at 9 am, continuing to Thursday July 8 at 3 pm, then postponed to Monday the 6th at 1 pm.

Ellwood City Frank Sovgeck Chewton William Smith Shenango Township Ellwood Lawrence

Death halts Hayy reunion with drownings at dam

At a Robert Hogg family reunion on a James T. Hogg farm near Bovard Pennsylvania Forrest Brown 15 and Verne Brown 17 were drowned and rescued respectively. Forrest died after an hour in the water while Verne survived after five minutes underwater and was revived by Dr Samuel McCune and two nurses.

Verne Brown Samuel McCune Verne Forrest Brown James Hogg

Wives To Aid Good Roads Work

The American Highway Association and the Department of Agriculture plan to mobilize farm wives to improve roads. Wives will study road needs, demand proper funding and technical direction, and form women road clubs. Bulletins and tree planting guidance will accompany efforts to keep farms well fenced and aesthetically improved.

Washington Department of Agriculture American Highway Association Logan Walter Page Association

Farmer recalls Custer massacre in Evans reminiscence

Evans Indiana farmer George H Welch, 69, recalls the 1876 Little Big Horn battle. Welch says Custer and 600 were ambushed by Sioux led by Sitting Bull after orders to the rear. He describes the pursuit, Custer's death, and Sitting Bull's reverence among the Indians. One of Custers scouts Curley the Crow survived.

Evans Ind George A. Custer Sitting Bull George H. Welch T. B. Weir Custer Welch Little Big Horn Ft. Lincoln Curley the Crow

Double Blaze Ravages Youngstown. Grand Lodge Destroyed

In Youngstown Ohio two major fires struck within hours. Gloan Lodge the stately home of John A Logan III burned completely with three injuries reported to guests and staff. A separate explosion at J R Thomas Sons on Holmes and Commerce streets caused extensive damage and injuries to four workers.

Youngstown Gloan Lodge Oriole John A. Logan Logan Philippine Islands John A. Logan III Young Logan Fifth Regiment A. D. Thomas Walter Duncan Jacob Landgraver George Brittain

Local notes from Pulaski and surrounding towns

Wm Book visited Warren Ohio on Tuesday. A son was born June 21 to Mr and Mrs Fred Wallace. Mrs M I Buchanan visited New Castle Wednesday. Mrs Belle Donaldson visited her daughter Mrs Don Phillips. Miss Adda Edna Mamie Gillilan visited New Castle. Mrs Wm McAllister of New Castle stayed with her sister Mrs Fred Wallace Friday. Presbyterian ladies held a missionary meeting at Mrs K C Hays. Pulaski lost to West Middlesex 3 to 12 in a ball game at West Middlesex. Mrs James Stowe of Sharon returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Elizabeth Winters. Mrs James Black's Sunday school class plans a pie social at W K Gillilan's June 30. pies and coffee to be served.

Wm. Book Warren, O Fred Wallace M. I. Buchanan New Castle Belle Donaldson Don Phillips Adda Edna Mamie Gillilan Wm. McAllister The Presbyterian Church K. C. Hays West Middlesex Pulaski James Stowe Sharon Elizabeth Winters James Black W. K. Gillilan

Bold sulfur cream claims to end eczema and itching

A noted dermatologist touts bold sulfur as the remedy for eczema and skin itching. He says it soothes, heals, and leaves skin clear, with parasite-killing properties. Readers are advised to obtain an ounce of bold sulfur cream at any pharmacy and apply like cold cream.

Winners At S. S. Picnic At Bethany Lutheran Sunday School

The annual Bethany Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Cascade park featured many games and races with numerous prizes. Winners ranged from Thelma Booker in Beginners to Harry Forney in shot put and several others in between.

Bethany Lutheran Sunday School Cascade Park Thelma Booker Clinton Burchfield Jane Wagstaff Russell Braden Gladys Wimner Pearl Choen Bruce Mannon Carrie Buser Robert Blickensderfer Barnett Blickenscerer Claude Heasley Cecelia Patterson Arnold Buser J. L. Braden George Marks Mr. Byers Choen Pauline Clark Blickensderfer Harry Forney Sara E. Thompson Paul Harmon Mrs. Choen H. L. Lehman

Becker Moves In To Sing Sing Death House To Write

Ossining New York June 29 Charlies Becker the convicted murderer of Herman Rosenthal has moved his belongings to the second tier of cells in Sing Sing prison death house to begin writing a book about his experiences as a New York policeman. The vacant cell left by the execution of Peter Rebacco allowed Becker to occupy a new space his previous stay had called the lucky cell which may be vacated for months. Becker sought the lucky cell on return after his second trial claiming preference due to public service but the request was denied awaiting an execution to secure better quarters.

Ossining N. Y Charlies Becker Herman Rosenthal Sing Sing Prison New York Peter Rebacco Becker Sing Sing

Fifteen Held as Shoplifters in Wilkes-Barre Sweep

Fifteen men and women are under 2000 bail each as members of a large organized shoplifting ring in northeastern Pennsylvania. More than 3000 dollars worth of merchandise was recovered from their homes after two women were caught in a central city department store, triggering a citywide roundup and searches of suspects’ homes.

Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania

Four Year Old Drowns at Sharon Bridge River

Angelo Rutano four years old son of Dominick Rutano of Clark Row drowned in the Shenango River near the Clark bridge around 1 PM. He toppled from the bridge while playing with companions, grasped a rod, but sank in four feet of water. Companions could not help. Davis and Harris waded in, found the body, and brought it ashore. Doctors Kennedy and Mitchell attended.

Sharon Angelo Rutano Dominick Rutano Clark Row Shenango River Clark Bridge Llewellyn Davis Thomas Harris Davis Harris Drs. Kennedy Mitchell

Women's summer knit vests and pants price list

Women's summer gauze vests and other knit vests priced 12 1 2c and 15c. Mercerized Lisle Vests at 25c. Specially designed knit vests to stay on shoulders at 15c and 25c. Women's knit pants with lace trim and tight knee styles priced 25c and 50c.

Umbrellas With Natural Wood and Metal Trim

An advertisement notes an extra value at the price for American taffeta tape-edge umbrellas. Made by a manufacturer in the dull season and offered in sizes for men and women with natural wood and fancy metal trimmed handles.

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Ellwood City News Odd Fellows In Kingan Ols Empire Groci Wholesale Distributors ERY Company Iccibe Oak Park Supt. Gilmore Land of the Free Center Death United States Department of Agriculture Farmer Little Big Horn Gloan Burns Big Commission Bethany Lutherans Cascade Brown Hamilton Go Union National Bank East Long Avenue H. L. Stewart St. Cloud Bell Harlansburg Aghihgue Ansco Company Seavy G. B. Zahniser Clendenin
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