New Castle News Banters at New Castle 88 and Class Master
The New Castle News notes humor and social chatter from New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper, published by The News Company, lists owners Mrs. George HK Treadwell and Fred L Rentz with Bert Wellslee as manager and the editor. Subscriptions are set at daily 10 cents, weekly 1 dollar, and yearly rates for different mailings, with distribution at leading news stands and solicitation for correspondence on county public interest. Checks and communications should be sent to The News Company in New Castle rather than individuals.
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the News Company
George HK. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
Rea L. Rents
Bert Wellslee
New Castle
Governor Reprieves Rosario Serge For Further Investigation
A cautionary editorial supports Governor Stuart's reprieve of Rosario Serge to allow a fuller, impartial inquiry into Tony Conti's murder case. While many believed the first degree verdict justified, doubts arise about the defense and witness Mediata's conviction for perjury. The piece argues justice demands thorough review before executing a possibly innocent man.
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Stuart
Rosario Serge
Tony Cant
Serge
Anderson
Youngstown
Mediata
Tony Conti
Harbison Prominent in San Diego Public Life
Dr. H. R. Harbison of the Silver Gate district, born 1857 in New Castle, is a key San Diego figure. He helped establish California dental regulation, served as first board president, sits on the city board of education, and is an elder at First Presbyterian Church while aiding the growing school system.
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San Diego
Cal
Silver Gate
Pennsylvania
H. R. Harbison
New Castle
State Board of Dental Examiners
George Pardee
Harbison
City Board of Education
Croton L T L Holds Informative Sunday Meeting
The Croton L T L gathered at Croton avenue M E church with Mrs Elizabeth Bay presiding to show parents the group's work. Speakers Mrs R W Skinner and Miss Belle Braham discussed L T L relations to W C T U and church and junior senior L T L efforts.
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Croton Avenue M. E
Croton L. T. L
Elizabeth Bay
Gertrude Pisor
Bay
R. W. Skinner
Belle Braham
Skinner
Bertha Williams
Marjorie Rhodes
Paul Bradley
Charlotte Rhodes
Mamie _ Barwell
The
Legion
Taft Favored In First Kentucky District Delegates
Early results point to Taft winning the First Kentucky district with most delegates instructed for him. States including West Virginia Colorado Arkansas Maryland North Carolina Maine and Mississippi pledge Taft delegates at large with several districts contesting. Delegates from multiple states and future district conventions shape the Taft support in the Republican contest.
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Kentucky
State Central Committee
Taft
West Virginia
Colorado
Arkansas
Maryland
North Carolina
Maine
Mississippi
Oregon
Bourne
Republican State Committee
Alabama
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Utah
Wyoming
Connecticut
Missouri
Arizona
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
Aes
Oklahoma
Philippines
Enee
iSouth
Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Georgia
Loudon J
Nevada
New Hampshire
Porto Rico
Rhode Island
Vermont
Knox
Fairbanks
Cannon
Hughes
la Follette
Forced Sale of Real Estate Lot Purchase Offer
Forced sale of two lots at the corner of Mahoning Avenue and Cedar Street with deed to be delivered by the upcoming Saturday. Total cost listed at $2,570.96 including paving and taxes. twelve hundred fifty dollars required for cash buyers. Officially signed by Clare P. Dushane.
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Mahoning Avenue
Cedar Street
Clare
P. Dushane
Hints and Dints The Offbeat Satire Signals a Season
A collage of quips and fragments from the Youngstown Telegram riffs on baseball, politics, and daily life. It notes the “Play ball” call, urban humor, a Paris photographer of spirits, local trivia, and stray witticisms about church doors, hats, fare drops, and a Beaver Falls marriage.
Revival at New Wilmington draws hundreds to meetings
Dr Orr leads revival at First U P Church with Prof A C McClelland directing music. Since Monday over 200 people have professed faith, and a Sunday offering for the evangelist topped 350. The revival ends Wednesday with a women’s meeting scheduled in the Presbyterian church. Reed Pitzer returns from Shar on.
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U. P
New Wilmington
A. C. McClelland
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
First Annual Class Reunion At Hotel McCreary
New Wilmington May 4 The first annual reunion of the class of 1907 of the New Wilmington high school drew 40 attendees at Hotel McCreary. A menu and parlor games followed a toast sequence led by Earl Davis, with remarks from Rena Pettitt and Prof. F Judson Sewall.
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New Wilmington
New Wilmington High School
Hotel McCreary
Earl Davis
Rena V. Pettitt
Margaret Perkins
F. Judson Sewall
Elizabeth Elliott
Marian Johnston
Margaret Johnston
Grace Schoeller
Frances Williams
Frances Means
Miss Sweeney
Rena Pettitt
Dorcas Schoeller
Alice Ashenhurst
Bertha Nair
Ethel Pettitt
Alice Hope
Florence Mercer
Mary McFarland
Eva McFarland
Inez Hope
Earle Davis
John Falkman
John Thompson
Roy Mercer
Wendell Benett
Alfred Wright
Robert Reed
Robert Dobbs
George Phillips
Arthur Jewell
Charles Martin
Philip Cox
Frank Sewall
Ed Daum
E. J
John
Colorado Springs
Col
Henry Jaxtheimer
Sharpsville
Edward A. Steiner
Thomas Ashmore
New Castle
Russell
Sharon High School
R. A. Bryan
Edwin
Hookstown
Robert McKelvey
Pittsburg
J. P. Swagger
Florence Hutchison
Slippery Rock
Ray Slack
W. W. Campbell
Riblette
College
D. M. Jacrne
Miss Barnes
Florence Maynard
Cleveland
Edward McElree
Homestead
E. N. McElree
Mary Sloss
Church Group Meetings and Officer Elections Schedule
Local church notices list multiple groups including King's Herald band at Mahoningtown M E church meeting Thursday at 4 pm at Edith Geiger home for officer elections. Epworth League holds a Tuesday 7 45 pm meeting with officer elections and business. Missionary societies plan Tuesday 8 pm and Thursday 2 30 pm gatherings. Birthday social set Friday at Rearke home in Wallace Ave. Gleaners welcome new members at Elizabeth Sharp home Monday 8 pm reception. Standard Bearers meet Tuesday at Florence Sheehy home. lunch and social time. Monthly trustee meetings scheduled for Mahoningtown M E church and Central Presbyterian church. Rev J S McGaw to return home after assisting at Morning Sun.
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King’s Herald Band
Mahoningtown
M. BE
Edith Geiger
Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth M. BE
Samuel Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Elizabeth Sharp
Second United Presbyterian Church
M. E
Florence Sheehy
Choir of nearly 100 voices transforms New Wilmington town
A Sunday and Saturday gatherings of a large youth choir sparked widespread religious fervor in New Wilmington. Over 200 residents who were previously unchurched admitted their faith, turning a religious center into a nonstop talk of religion. A new "say so" service was introduced during Sunday worship.
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New Wilmington
Vicinity
Convict Escapes and Attacks Guards at West Virginia Prison
Jesse Briggs condemned to hang murders escapes his cell and hurls stones at guards. Captain James Dawson acting warden shoots Briggs as he threatens officers. Briggs dies at the scene. coroner holds inquest and may acquit the warden.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jesse Briggs
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
James Dawson
Briggs
Dawson
Revival opens in Sharon led by Evangelist William A Sunday
The revival series in Sharon opened Saturday evening under Evangelist William A Sunday. Three services were held Sunday and Sunday delivered the gospel message to thousands. New Wastle shows strong interest in the revival series.
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Sharon
William A. Sunday
New Wastle
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Second U. P. Church
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Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. McGaw
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Morning Sun
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
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Lancy Grade Piano
J. A. Breckenridge
Washington Street
C.M. Hartzel
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Citizen
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
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Reformed Church
Croton Avenue
J. L. Straton
Hays Avenue
C. 8. Corban
D. T. McConahy
Lois Allen
Carrie Jeffrey
Corban
John Fleming
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