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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

5

Seventh Ward News Horse Runs Away on Mt Jackson Hill

A runaway horse belonging to Mr. Kelle on Mt. Jackson hill endangered several people Sunday evening. A baby of the Kelle family was injured. Mr. Kelle and his wife escaped with bruises. Harvey Booker and Edwin Klingensmith were forced to abandon their rig and were thrown clear. An Ohio registered car swerved into a ditch, and the Kellic rig was badly damaged. The horse finally stopped at the hill’s foot. Claire Gilmore, a University of Pennsylvania dental graduate, is studying plate fitting and will teach at a Philadelphia dental college. His parents returned from New York and Atlantic City. Dr. Gilmore will not visit home this summer due to campaign duties.

Kelle Mt. Jackson Mr. Kelle Harvey Booker Edwin Klingensmith Ohio Claire Gilmore North Cedar Street Dental Department University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Joseph Gilmore New York Atlantic City Gilmore

Settlement Terms Involving Mrs Martha Gats And Stepson

Mrs Martha Gats pressed charges of assault and battery against her stepson Joseph Gats. An amicable settlement was reached yesterday afternoon at Alderman H G Coates office where both parties were bound to keep the peace.

Martha Gats Joseph Gats H. G. Coates

Madison Avenue contract progress noted by contractor Scanlon

Contractor M. J. Scanlon announced last evening that brick work has reached Third street on Madison avenue. Only one square remains to be graded and two squares need concrete and brick placement. Grading began today on the segment between Newell Avenue and North Cedar Street.

M. J. Scanlon Madison Avenue Third Street Newell Avenue North Cedar Street

Furloughed Pennsylvania firemen recalled as business improves

Every furloughed fireman on the E. and A. division is called back to duty. Several younger men released during the business slump will rejoin if activity remains brisk.

E. and A Pennsylvania Lines

Akron Doctor Here For Caulfield Case

Dr BE J Caulfield of Akron arrived in the city yesterday in consultation on the case of Claude Caulfield a well known Pennsylvania brakeman who is in a very serious condition at the New Castle hospital. A very serious operation was to be performed this morning.

BE. J. Caulfield Akron City Claude Caulfield Pennsylvania New Castle Hospital

Lawn social planned on Morrissey lawn at St Margaret's

All is ready for the lawn social to be held tomorrow evening on the H. C. Morrissey lawn at the corner of West Cherry street and North Ashland avenue under the auspices of St. Margaret's church. Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Harry Evans are the ladies in charge of the affair.

H. C. Morrissey West Cherry Street North Ashland Avenue St. Margaret’s Church John Thomas Harry Evans

Death summons Maud family to Hammond New York

Mr and Mrs A A Maud and their son of North Liberty street were called to Hammond New York by the death of Mrs Maud sister Mrs Morton Livingson. They will stay briefly after the funeral.

A. A. Maud and Son North Liberty Street Hammond N. Y

Seventh Ward Campaigns Turn Out In Daily Visits

Candidates for multiple offices court voters in the Seventh ward with daily appearances and stopovers on sidewalks and porches. The competitive push aims to secure support before the fall elections, as candidates urge residents to attend rallies and forums.

De Miracle depilatory claims superior hair devitalizing power

An advertisement extols De Miracle liquid depilatory as the only method to devitalize superfluous hair on the face neck and arms arguing pastes and rub ons fail because they only remove surface hair. It warns of imitations and promotes three bottle sizes 50c 1.00 and 2.00 with mail order and a request for plain sealed envelope to The De Miracle Chemical Co. in New York.

de Miracle Chemical Co Dept.c. Park Av 129Th St New York

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh

Readers are informed of a cure claimed for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement asserts the remedy cures constitutional disease through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 reward for any un cured case and invite testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Charles Shearer Injury Improves After Wagon Accident

Charles Shearer of North Beaver, aged 80, was severely injured when thrown from a wagon days ago. He is now showing improvement and is expected to fully recover in time.

Charles Shearer North Beaver

Paul Iman Enjoying Two Weeks Vacation

Paul Iman of North Cedar street a Pennsylvania yard clerk is enjoying a two weeks vacation. He will spend part of the time at Fort Wayne Indiana and Conneaut Lake.

Paul Iman North Cedar Street Pennsylvania Fort Wayne Ind Conneaut Lake

Clarence Smith Stopped With Alderman and Mrs Coates

Clarence Smith of Detroit stopped Sunday with Alderman and Mrs H G Coates of North Wayne street while en route to his Chicora home where he will spend his vacation.

Clarence Smith Detroit Mich H. G. Coates North Wayne Street Chicora

Harrisville Sisters Visit East Clayton Family

Mrs. Joseph Bortz and Miss Ruth Bortz of Harrisville are guests of their sister Mrs. H. G. Gerlach and family on East Clayton Street for a social visit.

Joseph Bortz Ruth Bortz Harrisville H. G. Gerlach East Clayton Street

Bradford Reader Notes Local Visitors and Travelers

Frank Thompson of Bradford pa spent Monday with John Sullivan of East Cherry street. Dale Clark of North Beaver was a city visitor Monday. Mrs J B Popham Sunnyside Pittsburg visitor Tuesday. Mrs James Kostal Swansea avenue improves. Harry Gwin North Beaver business visitor yesterday. Miss Florence Farrell South First street Sunday Cedar Point. James McClelland North Beaver in city on business yesterday. Miss Mary Masson West Cherry street returned from Sharon. Miss Elizabeth Vandivort North Cedar street returned from Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs Clark Metz hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Dinsmore North Beaver. Elder Wallace West Madison avenue returned from Grove City. Mrs Marcella Jordan Princeton guest of Mr and Mrs E J Walter Newell avenue. Mrs R W Lundy and son West Cherry street returned from Sharpsville. F F Littig B and O engineer able to be out after quinsy. Earl Culbertson Oil City guest of S F Harris South First street. Rev A W Hays Lexington visiting W O Whitmarsh Newell avenue. Mrs Alice Cochran Youngstown week end visit with daughter Mrs Carl Barnes North Liberty street. Ralph Toepfer West Madison avenue secured B and O roundhouse clerk job at New Castle Junction. F M Davis and daughter Olive Wampum Sunday visitors at North Cedar street. Mrs M M Farrell Bessemer concluded short stay with Mr and Mrs R H Barker en route from Albion illness of mother.

Dale Clark North Beaver J. 8. Popham Sunnyside Pittsburg James Kostal Swansea Avenue Harry Gwin James McClelland Mary Masson West Cherry Street Sharon Elizabeth Vandivort North Cedar Street Ashtabula Clark Metz Edward Dinsmore Elder Wallace West Madison Avenue Grove City Marcella Jordan Princeton E. J.walter Newell Avenue R. W. Lundy Little Son Sharpsville F. F. Littig Earl Culbertson Oil City S. F. Harris South First Street Alice Cochran Youngstown Carl Barnes North Liberty Street Ralph Toepfer Roundhouse New Castle Junction F. M. Davis Olive Wampum C. W. Davis M. M. Farrell Bessemer R. H. Barker Albion

North Highland Real Estate Auction Details

The North Highland Land company will sell 390 remaining lots in the North Highland Plan at an unreserved auction. Located eight minutes by street car from New Castle’s business center, 60 homes have already been built. Lots front Highland Northview Meyer Edgewood Hazelcroft Fairfield and Northwood avenues within city limits. most have sewer water gas sidewalks and electric light. Highland and Hazelcroft avenues are paved or being paved. Free souvenirs will be given to attendees whether they buy or not. Sale begins Thursday July 1 at 1 30 p m at Highland and Meyer avenues, continuing July 2 3 5 6 and 7.

North Highland Land Company North Highland New Castle Highland Northview Meyer Edgewood Hazelcroft Fairfield Northwood Highland Avenue Hazelcroft Avenue East Washington Street Highland and Meyer Avenue

U S Holds Over A Billion Eggs In Cold Storage

The United States has 1,121,040,000 cold storage eggs to consume within the next year. Additionally thousands more will be stored through September. A warehouse report from 45 warehouses shows 3,114,000 cases of eggs of 30 dozen each in storage on June 1, up 820,000 cases from the previous year.

United States Associated Warehouse

Quaker Health Teacher Publishes Tape Worm Cure Claim

An advertisement from the Hainer Drug Co at 207 East Washington St promotes Quaker remedies to cure tape worms. It cites a case of Mrs. A. D. Parks of Zanesville who allegedly expelled a 48 foot tape worm and gained 80 pounds after using Quaker Herb Extract and Oil of Balm. The copy offers a $100 reward if false and lists prices for products with express prepaid options.

Hainer Drug Store East Washington Street Hainer Drug Co East Washington Street Mill Street

April Eggs Hold Longest In Storage Cycle

The passage outlines an egg storage sequence with April eggs stored first and held longest, followed by May eggs taken out later, while June through August eggs are only kept slightly above freezing. September eggs are stored for sale as October freshness, and June eggs release in fall or early winter.

Weather Warms, Promising Longer GermGeneration Period

The forecast notes warm conditions that encourage germination and imply a prolonged growing window. Early-season temperatures remain mild, with potential impacts on planting schedules and crop development.

President Wilson Sees Business Improving Uniformly

Boston Globe reports President Wilson notes business is moving from spotty to more uniform improvement as callers report signs of steadier progress.

Wilson Boston Globe

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