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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
11
A health focused advertisement promotes Pure Water Hutchinsons Mineral Spring Water. Bottled at the spring and delivered in sterilized bottles. A free sample bottle is offered to prove purity and quality with delivery to any location at moderate cost.
Dr James McGaw D D of Los Angeles will speak on America for Christ at 7 45 p m July 2 in the Reformed Presbyterian church Oak street The meeting is sponsored by the city ministers association and all denominations are invited to attend
It is reported that Frederick Dahl of Norway has patented in several countries a system that allows simultaneous transmission of any number of words by an automatic photographic electric device.
New York Supreme Court Justice Goff orders the full $25,000 policy to Herbert Comins, husband of Van Beil's daughter, despite heirs claiming the word her should be his heirs executors. Henry Van Beil, of Philadelphia, took out the policy in 1875 with Aetna payable to his infant daughter, later Mrs. Comins. The policy was amended to say payable to Mrs. Comins or her executors or administrators. Mrs. Comins died before her father, and the heirs contested, arguing the word her referred to Mrs. Comins' executors, not Mr. Comins.
In Pulaski Pa on June 29 a July 4th party honors William Byers for completing fifteen years as a rural mail carrier. Patrons of the route will attend. guests include Albert Mershimer of Youngstown and many local relatives visit and travel. The Junior Endeavor group plans a patriotic program at church. Other notes mention visiting relatives and local travels.
Willie Dickson of Youngstown called on friends here Tuesday. The Miller children are ill with measles. Anna Belle Beight visits the Van Meter home in New Bedford. Ella McWilliams is improving after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Limberg and daughter Mary visit her parents in Edenburg. Haun family from New Castle spent Monday with Ira and Mary Beight. Mrs. Hopper, healing from a wrist fracture, stays with Claud Cherry. John McWilliams’ granddaughter Mary Limberg and Charlotte Gibson visit. Home Missionary society met at Anna Wallace’s home with a light lunch served by Anna Wallace and Mrs. Alice Lann.
The fragment lists Mt Hermon residents Sam Kildoo Sam Moore and Miss Edith Kildoo Miss Effie Book among names in a local notice or society snippet, suggesting a community record or personal notices page.
Mrs Frances McCracken attended commencement at Slippery Rock Wednesday. Mrs James Ray and children visited Mrs James Book Wednesday. Misses Eva Forbes Belle White Edna Book and Nancy Emery are home from school. Ladies Missionary society will meet at the church next Thursday for an all day meeting. There will be preaching services at Oak Grove Christian church next Sunday at 3 PM. Mrs Florence Stevenson and sons Ashley and Floyd and Miss Emma Magee visited Sam Kildoo Tuesday. Communion service at Hermon next Sunday morning at 10:30 and preaching in the evening at 7:30. Mr and Mrs J C Stevenson and daughter, Mr and Mrs Irwin Stevenson and sons and Miss Emma Magee visited friends in Grove City and Blacktown last week.
Ames Iowa June 29 Miss Tara A Hawk Iowa State College's only female blacksmithing student wins the faculty cup for best extemporaneous address on Why Women Should Propose. She cites three reasons physical spiritual and moral and argues a strong woman can support a husband.
Planks from the Rogers building in Bath Maine recently demolished are 24 1 2 inches wide and in good condition after a century of service.
New York June 29 The war department assigns five regular officers to assist the committee on industrial preparedness of the naval consulting board to rush the nationwide inventory of industrial plants producing munitions and supplies. The effort aims to complete the industrial survey quickly to be ready for an emergency.
A local retailer touts Kodak cameras offering the best quality in town with the largest stock in the city. They advertise comprehensive Kodak finishing and 24 hour service to attract buyers.
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