Press Club Guests Enjoy Theatre Night at Coliseum
The New Castle Press club and wives filled the front rows at the Coliseum for a staged event featuring The Cat and the Fiddle. George Dawson and Edgar Speer were spotlighted on screen as reporters and editors drew praise and planned a banquet and officer election next week.
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Coliseum
George W. Dawson
New Castle Press Club
Harry King Bell
Mort Infield
Press Club
Deacon Caldwell
Alexander Gilmore
Edgar Speer
The
Herald
Fred L. Rentz
News
Initiation Tonight at New Castle Lodge No 1118
An initiation will be held this evening at Modern Woodmen hall by New Castle lodge No 1118 I C O F. Thirteen candidates from Princeton lodge will be initiated into the second degree amid many visiting members.
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New Castle Lodge
Woodmen Hall
Princeton Lodge
Public sale at New Castle Horse and Mule Co barn
Public sale at the New Castle Horse and Mule Co barn 8 S Diamond St on Tuesday March 30 1915 at 12 o'clock noon features 49 head of Iowa and Nebraska horses and mares aged 3 to 9 weighing 1000 to 1700 pounds with sound harness abilities. Also one good pair of mules and several brood mares with foals. Storm day alternative Dover location noted. Horses guaranteed and second‑hand trades accepted at market value prior to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Horse and Mule Co
Diamond St
Iowa
Nebraska
Dover
Newcastle
Worth Township
Hutler Co
Toralpinutes
Larice
Pennahal Sspate CO
Washington St
West
Madison Avenue
Bell
Milton St
F4 Submarine Sinks After Fatal Dive Off Honolulu Coast
The F4 submarine with 25 crew aboard disappeared during maneuvers after a 24 hour submerged trial. Rescue efforts by sister boats and the Navajo failed to raise her, and reports say a water pressure burst and sulphuric acid fumes may have suffocated the crew. Lieut. Alfred L. Ede, 27, commanded the vessel, designed for 2400 mile cruising, 147 feet long.
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Alfred L. Ede
Navajo
Charles B. Moore
Honolulu
Lieut
Ede
Naval Academy
Nevada
West Virginia
Truxton
Legislators Urge Prayers for Local Option Vote
A house member mailed letters to religious leaders asking them to designate April 4 as a special day of prayer for Governor and local option. Several legislators recruited 30 to 40 supporters to coordinate with pastors as the committee on April 6 plans to act on the focal option bill in the legislature.
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House of Representatives
Mien
Law and Order Committee
Big Dollar Day Gift Follows Easter Luncheon
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its annual dollar day event yesterday. About 150 attendees enjoyed a one o'clock luncheon amid Easter decor. The afternoon business session featured stories about how the money was earned, and a total of 345.91 dollars was reported. Out of town guests included Rev. Enley of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Walter Wgle of Gloversville, and Miss Ego Egbert of Sandy Lake.
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Enley
New Philadelphia
Walter Welgle
Gloversville
N. Y
Eho Egbert
Sandy Lake
Westminster names head of new committee for presidency
The Westminster board of trustees selects A R Robinson Pritsburg, VDK McClurkan Pittsburg, Dr D F P McGill Pittsburg, Sen James M Galbreath Butler, and W Pierce Pittsburg to nominate a successor to President R M Russell. Tin mill workers at Shenango and New Castle will receive bi monthly pay Saturday as production improves. Tomorrow is flag day at fire prevention.
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Beaver Faults
Sarah Bruno
Frank Guyton
Beaver Falls
Sharon
Board of Trustees of
Westminster
R. M. Russell
A. R. Robinson
Pittsburg
Dk. McClurkin
D. FP. McGill
James M. Galbreath
Butler
W, . Pierce
Shenango
New Castle
City Schools Observe Easter Week Vacation
City public schools close for Easter week starting today and lasting until April 5. Mahoningtown builds will be open next week. W N Aiken will be open Monday then closed until April 3. The mid season vacation was approved by the board on Superintendent Dickson’s recommendation. Mahoningtown pupils must make up time due to fire damage. W N Aiken schedules require Monday classes to cover for repairs and shift adjustments. All city schools will close for the summer early in June.
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Mahoningtown
W. N. Aiken
Board of Education
G. A. Dickson
W. N. Aiken ‘School
Deaths of the Day. Nathan William Allen
Nathan William Allen of Haselton Youngstown born May 7 1861 near New Wilmington Pa died after seven weeks illness with heart trouble at 878 South Jackson street. He ran a livery stable and later a harness business. Survived by wife Mary A. Shaffer son Reese a grandchild four brothers and two sisters. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m at home with Rev. Henry White. Also notices for Elizabeth Newton near Jellwood City and A J Kennedy widow with children, plus H C Quiegley of Columbus.
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N. W. Allen
Youngstown
Nathan William Allen
Haselton
South
Jackson — Street
New Wilmington
Mary A. Shaffer
Reese
Harry Porter
Jennie Sample
Pullman
Wash
George
Joseph
West Middlesex
John
Reed
Volant
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Taselton
Henry White
Elizabeth Newton
Sharon
Lizabeth Newton
Jellwood City
J. M. Stewart
Prospect Street
Newton
Ellwood City
Stewart
H. C. Quiegley
Stubbard Avenue
Colmbus
England
Thomas and
Isabelle Todd
Columbus
J. C.quiegley
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Road
W. Merriman
Epworth Street
Greenwood Cemetery
PD ES. Perry
Willian Magee
William Magee
Friendship Street
Ireland
Daniel Magee
Magee
First Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Boyd
Joan Magee
Mingo Junction
Old Country
Local Obituaries and Funeral Rites In New Castle
Mrs Selina Fisher Matthews dies widely loved figure buried at Oak Park and Sharon graves. Mrs Lucinda V Reynolds Carson, 74, longtime New Castle resident, dies. services at 1812 Delaware Ave and Greenwood cemetery. William Magee, 45, dies after heart trouble. funeral plans pending. Multiple Catholic and Presbyterian rites held for Daly Lynch Barnes Patterson and Mangino infants. interments at St Marys St Vitus and Oak Park cemeteries.
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Sharon
Ramsey
Sharon First Presbyterian
Mr. Patterson
James L. Patterson
Brooklyn Avenue
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
B. BE. McGill
James R. Meade
Robert Henderson
James R. Martin
R. L. MacNab
la. B. ‘Thompson
Giaziano
Vincenzo Lettirri
West Home Street
St. Vitus
Prayer Meetings This Evening At Bethany Lutheran
The Bethany Lutheran Sabbath school men and ladies Bible classes announce prayer meetings tonight across six districts. District 1 hosts at J E Williner 935 Maryland Ave. District 2 at MH Lenning 918 Harrison St. District 3 at J W Martin Prospect Ave Southside. District 4 at L Selig 1413 Hamilton St. District 6 at Mrs Bh Heasley 710 Brooklyn Ave and Mrs Samuel Shaffer 710 West Ave.
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Bethany Lutheran Sabbath School
J. E. Williner
Maryland Avenue
MH. P. Lenning
Harrison Street
W. Martin
Prospect Avenue
Southside
Selig
Hamilton Street
Bh. UL Heasley
Brooklyn Avenue
Samuel Shaffer
West Avenue
Dr. Shaffer Moves Office and Residence
Dr T M Shaffer relocates from 640 East Washington Street to F19 East Washington at Butler Avenue corner. Bell phone 20 Union 300- Adv 102(2 кабинет).
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T. M. Shaffer
Washington Street
Washington
Butler Avenue
Bell
Union
Dew Drop Inn Cafeteria Opens Name Change
The YWCA cafeteria will be named the Dew Drop Inn starting next Thursday April. It was chosen from a long list by a committee including Mrs. Greer Mrs. Johnson and Miss McKee. Winners Miss McCready Sickafuse and Miss Hazen will receive free meals on opening day with menus 10 and 25 cents served 11 to 2 and 6 to 8. A quiet wedding occurred at First Christian church as Miss Rhoda Cline wed Charles C. Hoover with a supper for relatives afterward.
Maitland Primitive Methodist to Hold Special Meeting
P M Church members meet Saturday evening at 7 20 for an important church business session. The Ladies Aid Society plans a bake sale Saturday at Rich Jewelry Company Store on Long Avenue.
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P.M. Churcil
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist
Ladies’ Aid — Society
Atora
Long Avenue
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Seventh Ward
T. E. Welde
Dairies
Quire
New Castle Feed Co
St. Beth
Ps Hater
Union Grain
New Caste Peedio
Moravia St
Wantzd
Totel Heny
Apap
Iiamond
Enre News
Witer
Locust St
Inquire A. MM
Magill
Grant
Zui
Inquird
Bey Harris
Mim
Baptist Society
A. J. Kennedy
Mary Kennedy
Coal Spring Township
Mercer
Sadie Winger
W. C. Miles
Coal Spring
William
T. J
J. M. Blackwood
Findley
Frank Butchelle
Wampum
St. Vitus’ Church
Child
Harry Deemer McCreary
Myra
Harry McCreary
Wallace Avenue
Mirat Press
Leander Carson
Lucinda V. Carson
J. M. Buchanan
Delaware Avenue
Carson
John F. Reynolds
Grace M. E. Church
Claire L.carson
Wilbur T. Carson
San Diego
Cal
A. Nevin Carson
Robert W
Albert W. Reynolds
Richard Mapes
Bucyrus
Harry J. Gamble
Elizabeth Donaldson
C. Bleakley
J. L. Thompson
Whippo
Erie
Francesco Mangino
Jeferson Street
Walter Stobolak
Walter
Ludwig Stobolak
Oakland Avenue
St. Mary's Polish
St. Joseph's Cemetery
N. Mercer St
Ever Dew Drop Inn
R. M. E. G. Club
Cline-Hoover
Rotary
East St
Reymer’s
Davis Confectionery Store
Nixon Theatre
Charles Chaplin
Preimstorio
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