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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
20
Advertises white fabrics for graduations including French lawn Persian lawn and India linens with yard prices. Also offers Elegant Swiss Embroidery Flouncings and a large selection of lace curtains with multiple sale prices and values highlighted. Ends with a 15c tag.
The News received a jail letter describing a fight in which Joe Calaute faced George Hagedorn. After three rounds Calaute was knocked out by Hagedorn, the referee declaring Hagedorn the winner. Rocco Racco and others comment on Calaute’s reputation.
In Pittsburg officials of the American Flint Glass Workers union and glass manufacturers from six states reached a two day accord ending the usual two month summer shutdown. Going forward plants may choose to close July 1 to September 1. About 40,000 workers are affected by the decision.
Weatherill Chemical works in Tube town reports a full supply of copperas for the first time since the tin mills closed last July. Manager Wilson B. Mackey says production will remain steady unless the mills shut down again. The busy plant relies on sulfuric acid from the tin mills and serves a strong demand.
Mrs. Paul Lewis of Phillips street hosted a large party for her son Paul J. Lewis marking his eighth birthday. Over 40 children enjoyed games and a lavish supper provided for the guests. Teachers from Lincoln and Garfield schools, Miss McWilliams, Miss Snyder, and Miss Cummings, attended along with several mothers and relatives.
S W Lewis of Long Avenue, a confection dealer, visited Youngstown on Thursday for the Amalgamated Association convention and a reunion with old associates. Formerly a worker, he carried an Amalgamated card and knew many delegates, enjoying a pleasant visit.
Friends announce Mrs Elijah Wooley of Carson street is seriously ill and Mrs Emma Clark of Sycamore street is very ill with suspected fever.
A brief note reports a new picture show in the Fifth ward with details limited to the venue opening and residents Phil Balti and Abe Balti among those expected at the event.
More has rented the store room on Long Avenue recently occupied by Simon Blau and is making improvements for a moving picture show. A new floor has been laid and the new seats have arrived and are being installed.
W. W. Weaver a former resident of the Fifth ward and owner of property there concluded a visit with friends in the city and has returned to his home in Sheridanville.
Mr and Mrs William Moore of 518 Pollock Avenue depart for Cleveland for a lake trip visiting Detroit Toledo and other Great Lakes towns. They anticipate a summer absence.
James Lotus and wife and Mrs Andrew Streight of Long avenue have returned home after a pleasant visit with friends at Grove City.
G. C. Harper of Kennedys Mills visited the Fifth ward on business and declared he cannot get along without his favorite paper The News. He is a reader who favors local coverage.
W. L. English and his wife of Portersville were visitors in the Fifth ward yesterday. They have many friends in this part of the city.
W. P. Sankey of Volant was in the Fifth ward yesterday on business. J. Lee Cooper of Long Avenue returned from a trip to Butler County. Harry Fahr has returned to Sunbury after visiting his wife at F. Buser’s home on Long Avenue.
Charles A. Hillier a member of the clerical force of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company has resigned his position effective May 15 He will return to his Mt Vernon Ohio home to rest before seeking new work.
The fire committee recommended action to acquire a reserve fire engine for the downtown district and to test capacity in peak usage. The decision follows Fire Chief Connery’s annual report and discussions on water pressure, with the aim to ensure readiness for large fires and consider a three horse hitch installation. Memorial Day address will be given by General A W Jones at Greenville.
Miss Grace Blackford hosted a 15th birthday gathering on Fairview avenue with friends. A ring was presented by Miss Marian Hover, followed by a dainty lunch prepared by the hostess and her mother. Attendees included Grace Blackford and many classmates and relatives.
Many mills and shops along with public schools in Youngstown will suspend operations on the day of the big Old Home Week parade, allowing residents to attend the event.
Pay your gas bill on or before 8 00 p m Saturday May 9 1908 Office closes at 8 00 p m The Manufacturers Light Heat Co
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