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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
8
Marie Swoggers 14 fell from a cherry tree near Wampum Pa 15 to 20 feet landing on rails. Mr and Mrs Sherlock rushed to aid as neighbors helped revive her. Though initially feared injured she recovered rapidly without broken bones.
In Wampum Pennsylvania a joint picnic is being organized by the committees of Methodist Sunday school classes Nos five and six and Presbyterian Sunday school classes Nos seven and eight. A follow up meeting at Mrs Homer Campbells will finalize arrangements with a planned picnic date set for July 16. Attendees included Miss Nellie Grinnen Emma Freed Lillian McCready Margie Galbreath Demeres Orris and Messrs Miller Martin Leslie Harold Campbell Arthur McCready and Truby Brown.
At a special meeting in Wampum Mr Gailey of Beaver Falls company received an extension to fulfill the boroughs agreement. The original July deadline was moved to September 1 as discussions with Pennsylvania Power faced dispute. A regular council session is scheduled for next Monday. A local resident injured in a Pittsburg accident has largely recovered after treatment at Allegheny General Hospital.
An all day meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Chewton Christian church will be held Thursday at the church. All members are expected to attend.
Mrs J H Fury will entertain the Ladies' Social club of Chewton on Wednesday. A pleasant time is anticipated by all.
Clyde Ingram of Beaver Falls was a business visitor in Wampum yesterday. D. H. Orris has returned to Struthers after spending days at his home here. Mrs. Harry Reiker and Mrs. Alfred Brown spent Monday with friends in Beaver Falls. Frank Bruce and son Ralph of Beaver Falls are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Moore and children of Youngstown concluded a visit with Mrs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Butler.
Wampum Pennsylvania June 30 an inter esting baseball game is planned for Wednesday evening on the local diamond as the Barry club of New Castle visits. The Co A C was to play Barry but Wampum high school players may join the local nine to try to defeat the undefeated Barry club this season. Work on the C C Cunningham property well has paused after two rivets in the boilers broke.
In Beaver Falls two men rode a buggy pulled by a man harnessed like a horse. A streamer read From New Castle to Pittsburg. Believed the trio were paying off a bet on the Johnson Moran fight.
Midweek prayer services are planned at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches Wednesday evening at 8. The Normal class of the Presbyterian church and the Teachers Training class of the Methodist church will meet at 7 in each church.
David Hall, foreman of track work at Beaver Coal and Coke company mines, states some track repairs may occur this week, signaling the company's intention to resume mining operations in the near future.
Miss Blanche Grinner continues to improve after a serious appendicitis attack. It is hoped she will be moved to a hospital for surgery as soon as she is strong enough.
An ad promotes LeMay's Cream of Sage and Quinine claiming it instantly revives faded hair to a dark lustrous shade within days. It asserts the treatment cleans the scalp, removes dandruff, and contains no lead or injurious substances. Available at Clutton Drug Co.
The brick work on the new school building is expected to reach the top of the second floor and roof work to begin by Thursday. Overall progress is reported as most satisfactory.
William Wilson, who fell about two months ago from a building in Midland Pennsylvania where he worked for the American Tile Cement company of this place, was seriously injured.
Two oil tanks on the Ira Duncan farm near New Galilee and Darlington were struck by lightning during a storm and burned with nearly 100 barrels of oil. A wooden tank was ruptured, oil ran toward the Little Beaver river, and traffic along the Darlington road was blocked by heat. The oil belonged to Dr. Davis and Martin Davis of Darlington. John Woodcock of Long Avenue is reported ill.
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