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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming hospital tested success. Readers are urged to request a free sample and a medical booklet by mail and to mention the paper offer. The product is sold in standard bottles by druggists with address in Binghamton New York.
Rev A B McCormick pastor of the Central Presbyterian church will address the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church men’s club Thursday evening in the Seventh ward church building. A social hour and light refreshments will follow.
Beginning Wednesday April 1 train No 8 on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie will depart New Castle 20 minutes later at 8 40 p m railroad time. The change affects the entire line and is the only adjustment for now. No other trains will be altered until the spring time card takes effect late next month.
Dr John Warly will move his dental practice from 7244 Pittsburse street to 70 North Mill street and relocate his residence to the same new address after April 1st.
Several motions were heard in court on Monday afternoon. The Welch case received approval for a partial real estate sale at 4800 dollars for the plaintiff. A peddler’s license was granted to Andrew J. Clark, a former soldier. Florence M. Connery sought immediate 150 dollars from guardianship funds for housekeeping, with the minor’s 1122.62 held in trust. Guardian authority was granted to expend the amount. R. W. White, administrator of James S. White’s estate, filed petitions for real estate sales that were granted. Thomas Fulmer, receiver of Crescent Lumber and Construction Co, also had a real estate sale approved in Ellwood City.
Civil court opens with most cases set for trial nine months rent sought from Edwin Cooper and wife Della for a North Mill Street rental to Margaret Henry's agent. Plaintiffs claim they paid $360 for nine months at $40 monthly after the Coopers vacated after a year and three months.
Mary A Welch seeks divorce from James Welch alleging desertion after their marriage on April 10, 1899. Papers filed Monday afternoon. Additional cases include Mary Jane Loftus vs John Loftus and Maria Defonzo vs Antonio Defonzo with subpoenas awarded. Sara Hobart seeks an alias subpoena as her husband Joseph Hobart remains unlocated.
S B Kennelly Co announces a millinery opening at 68 West Washington Street on Thursday April 2 with Hanna s Green Seal Paint.
The notice emphasizes year round bread consumption and asserts flour quality greatly impacts health. It promotes Gold Medal Flour as made from finest selected wheat, claiming perfected milling by leading American millers and urging readers to buy.
A brief grocery trade notice announces Gold Medal Flour available for purchase through local grocers. Listings indicate wholesale or retail availability for customers seeking this brand in area markets.
Ellwood council street committee with Street Commissioner Strawhecker filled mud pools and two foot ruts from First Street to the borough line. The Bell Telephone pole blocking hay wagons was removed after city officials intervened. The road is now a top thoroughfare for farmers and teamsters alike.
Attorney John HL Bittner has moved to Ellwood City to reside. He has kept daily offices in the First National Bank building for over a month, returning to New Castle nightly. The Bittner family, including Mrs. Bittner and their son, now live at 301 Crescent Avenue in Ellwood, occupying the former Munhall residence.
Mrs. Margaret J. Minteer 32 wife of Andrew Minteer of Burnstown died Sunday at home from illness after a son was born. She came from Toronto Ohio and had lived in Burnstown for years. Survived by husband five children and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at home and remains sent to Toronto for interment.
The Pennsylvania Stove company plant, bought by Youngstown capital, will be rebuilt in Youngstown. Plans are ready to add a stove department to the Youngstown Furnace and Supply works, starting April 1 with stove production as a key feature.
A new money order department operates at Johnston's drug store under American Express Company. It serves customers who cannot visit during regular hours, extending service after closing time to meet demand.
Herbert Tomlinson visits New Castle for a few days with friends. Mrs Geisler and Mrs Caldwell Jr. spend a few days with friends in Pittsburg.
Judge Porter issued several rulings Monday. In Toledo Computing Scales Co. v McIntosh et al the rule for judgment was dismissed for lack of a sufficient defense affidavit and defendants got 20 days to answer. In Philadelphia Typewriter Co. v Smith et al the rule was discharged in favor of the defense. In Otto M. Goldsmith trustee v Gus Ik Manos the rule to open judgment was granted absolute. petition to set aside November 11 order is refused.
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