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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
12
A compact reflection on human motive noting that emulation arises from ambition while rivalry stems from envy. The quotation contrasts two driving forces behind competitive behavior and social comparison.
A meeting of prospective stock subscribers to the new hosiery plant will be held this evening at the board of trade rooms. An organization will be effected and arrangements made to apply for a charter. Full attendance is desired and citizens considering stock are invited.
July and August see union Sunday evenings hosted by Presbyterian Methodist and Christian churches. Pastors preach at their own churches as services rotate. The first union service happens next Sunday at the Presbyterian church followed by one at the Christian church the next Sunday. Attendance is expected to rise.
The Montgomery avenue approach to the Ma honing river bridge was in poor condition with earth washed away, causing a dangerous fall for vehicles. Yesterday the Seventh ward street force put the approach in first class shape, fixing damaged earth and bent buggy springs. The repair is appreciated by all users of the road.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church gathered at Miss Anna Simpson's North Cedar street home for its monthly meeting. A brief business session preceded a relaxed social evening with music and refreshments provided by the hostess.
Mrs. Lillian Rhodes leads efforts to revive the Alpha circle once formed at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church. Members seek a date suitable for out of town attendees to renew old acquaintances at a reunion picnic.
Saturday evening an automobile with several people overturned at the foot of Mt Jackson hill near the Seventh ward. All occupants escaped injuries and left the scene. Mrs. Thomas Fletcher of North Wayne Street suffered a severe strain to her right hand and wrist after falling down cellar steps at home and will be unable to use her hand for days.
Arrangements are complete for a Boy Scouts social on the church lawn Tuesday evening July 7. The Rangers expect a large crowd to attend the community event.
N H Cooledge of the International Paving company suffered an ankle injury yesterday while walking up Cherry Street. He will be off his foot for several days. Mr and Mrs W R Carmichael have returned home from a two months vacation in Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas.
Big shipments of tinplate are under way with 4,000 boxes of 14 by 1834 ten strip tinplate being shipped. The company reports a number of large orders currently on its books.
Several Mahoningtown women intend to attend the G I A to the B of L E division No 20 union meeting in Pittsburg on Thursday July 9.
Mrs. Fred Staten and her children Velma Maurice and Bud of Marion Indiana arrived in the city to visit Mrs. Staten’s sisters Mrs A J Shifflett and Mrs S G Booher.
Wesley Robinson of North Beaver was in the city. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H M Fulton of Wabash avenue. Adam Dorn of Sharon called on Seventh ward friends Sunday. Dale Robinson of Mr Jackson conducted city business yesterday. W J Shields of Liberty street spent Sunday with family in Oil City. Mrs J E Hammond of Lafayette Terrace is reported not so well. Hiram Coates of Wayne street returned from a visit at Butler. Mrs J D Gilmore of Cherry street is improving after tonsillitis. Milton Taylor of Willow Grove was in the city on business yesterday. J M Robinson of North Cedar street was a Youngstown visitor yesterday. H M Arthur of West Madison avenue is spending a few days at Pittsburg. Mrs A C Kyser of North Cedar street has returned from a visit at Ashtabula. Mr and Mrs R J White and family of Cherry street are visiting at Sandy Lake. Master Howard Noss of Pittsburg has concluded a visit with relatives in this city. Miss Helen Burkhart of Meadville
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The Mercantile Building advertises a four sale of high grade toiletry items with large discounts. Tooth pastes Sanitol Pebeco and Rubifoam, face powders Satin Skin and La Blache, soaps from Jergens to Pears, Woodbury and Pond products. creams and washes from Pond, Daggett Ramsdell, Medicare lines. various prices cut from former to sale amounts.
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