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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

2

Cases from Lawrence county heard in Superior Court

Wednesday brought three appeals to the Superior Court from Lawrence county. The city of New Castle seeks 128 dollars from the poor department in the Isabella Stewart estate dispute with a later potential distribution of 300 plus to a son in Indianapolis. Genkinger seeks recovery of a 100 dollar fine paid under protest for an incident at the opera house. Philadelphia Typewriter and Supply Company sues Smith Hutton and Kirk over an unpaid bill for goods claimed not as presented. lower court ruled for the defendant.

Lawrence County Isabella Stewart James A. Gardner J. M. Martin New Castle Stewart Indianapolis City of J. F. Genkinger James Chambers B. A. Winternitz Genkinger Alderman Morrison Opera House Philadelphia Typewriter and Supply Company Smith, Hutton and Kirk W. H. Falls HH. K. Gregory Appellee Typewriter Smith, Hutton and Kirk Company

Caps and gowns for graduates could ease costs next year

Readers consider adopting a school system using reusable caps and gowns for commencement. The junior class may petition the school board after a year of debate, as gowns for girls currently cost 26 to 100 dollars and three outfits are common. Caps and gowns priced at 6 to 8 dollars would level costs across families.

Ellwood City Man’s Sentence Suspended in Major Post Office Theft

Judge J. S. Young of the U S district court suspended Charles B. Adams of Ellwood City after he pleaded guilty to stealing 7000 dollars in clearinghouse checks from the Ellwood City post office last fall. Adams admitted the theft to his father, who repaid the banks. his sister died of tuberculosis, and the defendant was the family’s sole support. The suspension lasts until the October term of court.

J. 5S. Young United States District Court Charles B. Adams Ellwood City Charles Meyers Young Adams O. T. Adams

Committee to Represent Hillwood City at Philadelphia Peace Conference

A peace committee from the Hillwood City board of trade was appointed to attend the Pennsylvania Arbitration and Peace Conference in Philadelphia on May 16. Members are C. A. Martin M. A. Riley and Dr. D. D. Cunningham. Sessions run Saturday through Tuesday with a banquet Tuesday night at the Bellevue Stratford hotel. Governor Edwin Stuart and Mayor George W. Guthrie are among attendees, chaired by Philander C. Knox.

Hillwood City Philadelphia Board of Trade C. A. Martin M A. Riley D. D. Cunningham Horticultural Hall Bellevue- Stratford Philander C. Knox Edwin §. Stuart George W. Guthrie Pittsburg

Local residents travel and visit friends across towns

J. G. Cobler was in Pittsburg yesterday. John Geisler returned from Beaver Falls. C. B. Whistler was in Pittsburg on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson retired from a visit with friends in New Castle. Mrs. J. C. Keith and son visit the parents of Mrs. Keith at Long Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Nye of Fombel visit their son R. H. Nye of Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Percy Simpson of New Castle visits her sister Miss Emily Brenner of Wayne Avenue. Miss Elizabeth McKinney of Washington PA visits her sister Mrs. E. Harbaugh of Lawrence Avenue.

John Geisler Beaver Falls C. B. Whistler Pittsburg Arthur Wilkinson Newastle J. C. Keith Keith Lang Lake M. P. Nye Fombel R. H. Nye Franklin Avenue Percy Simpson New Castle John Taylor Enon Valley Thomas Carroll Orchard Street Frank Davis South Wayne Street Frank Jenkins West Madison Avenue Tom Shaffer East Cherry Street Wampum George McConnell Helen Crawford South Lafayette Street Youngstown John Kelso North Beaver Township Jessie Parker Steubenville Helen Spencer Ashland Avenue Ralph Phillips North Liberty Street Tom Williamson Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church New Galilee W. E. Pettycrew Our Town Harry Milton Mahoning Avenue Shenango Frank Paris North Cedar Street Standard Steel Car Company M. Wilson Keith Newell Avenue Pennsylvania Brigade Knights of Pythias Ringer Ashtabula Mel Ringer

Rendall Sees Billy Sunday in Sharon

The Rev. H. W. Rendall heard Billy Sunday in Sharon on Tuesday. Rendall regards Sunday as doing a great work and worthwhile despite not agreeing with all his methods, arguing that results in ministry are the ultimate goal.

H. W. Rendall Billy Sharon Rendall Evangelist

Arthur Koppel Dies in Berlin Head of Koppel Interests

Arthur Koppel, 55, head of the Koppel interests in the county and Berlin, died at his Berlin home on Monday. In respect, all Koppel works closed at noon yesterday and reopened today.

Koppel Arthur Koppel Berlin

Steifel Returns Home From Indiana Rheumatism Treatment

R. C. Steifel has returned home from Mad Lavia Indiana where he was receiving treatment for a severe attack of rheumatism. He is somewhat improved but still suffers rheumatism and may return soon for further treatment.

R. C. Steifel Mad Lavia Ind Mr. Steifel

Mrs Charles Good Recovering Slowly in Hazel Dell

Mrs Charles Good of Hazel Dell is regaining her health very slowly after more than four months of illness. She has suffered severely during her long period of sickness.

Charles Good Hazel Dell

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Relief Without Surgery

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as painless and convenient, claiming instant relief and permanent cure from piles. It offers a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, with full-sized boxes sold at 60 cents at druggists and a general warning against surgical or medical treatment.

Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Recovery Hoped For After Severe Rheumatism Attack

From several diseases the chief was a severe attack of rheumatism. Her complete recovery is looked for this summer.

Ellwood Girl Injured Riding Circus Street Car

Miss May Iceland of Fourth street was badly hurt at New Castle on circus day. While riding a crowded street car it was pushed off the step as the car moved. She suffered a severe forehead wound and a injured right arm.

May Iceland Fourth Street New Castle

Lawrence High School Dance Highlights Week’s Social

A Tuesday night dance at the Lawrence hotel drew strong attendance as the Lawrence High School baseball team hosted an enjoyable community event.

Lawrence Lawrence Hotel

Rev. McConnell Attends Loughner Installation

The Reverend W G McConnell of Fourth Presbyterian travels to Moravia to participate in the installation of Reverend J R Loughner as Moravia Presbyterian pastor. Loughner preaches his trial sermon at 7 30 pm as presbytery conducts the service. Charles Bell of Slippery Rock charges the pastor and McConnell charges the congregation. A reception follows for the new pastor and his wife.

W. G. McConnell Fourth Presbyterian Church Moravia J. R. Loughner Moravia Presbyterian Church Loughner Charles Bell Slippery Rock Church Fourth Church

Small Boy Delivers Runaway Heroic Stand in Greenville

A seven year old son of M E Klingensmith held the horse during a runaway in Greenville on Main street. The wagon had no sides and the horse sped for almost two miles. The boy slid off multiple times but escaped with minor injuries due to his quick reflexes.

Greenville M. E. Klingensmith Main Street

Road Supervisors Entitled to $1.50 Per Day

Judge Galbreath of Butler county ruled that road supervisors are entitled to $1.50 per day. He held that the 1889 act provided compensation while the 1905 act did not, so the 1889 provisions remain in force for pay.

Galbreath Butler County

Important Battery B Memorial meeting planned for Saturday

A Battery B Memorial association committee will meet Saturday at 2 PM in the David N. Keast offices to discuss business including erecting a monument at Mount Jackson. Rev Albert Joseph McCartney will preside. Nearby notes report a local accident and various social items.

Battery B Memorial Association David N. Keast Lawrence

Corner Lots at Mahoning and Cedar Sate for 1125

Two parcels at the corner of Mahoning and Cedar avenues, advertised at 1250 dollars, will be sold for 1125 dollars if purchased at once. Inquire of Clare LP DuSbane.

Mahoning and Cedar Avenues Clare LP DuSbane

Great May Sale At New Castle Store

Local retailer promotes a May sale with deep discounts on fabrics towels linens and coats. Offers include 6c wash batiste 33c, 5c to 9c range calicoes percales towels table linen napkins and coats with prices highlighted for opening day shoppers.

May Sale of Notions and Hosiery Bargains

May sale offers common pins to corset covers with low prices. Includes 280 count dressing pins 3c 100 count cube pine 5c and sewing notions like thread basting and hair pins at fractions of a dollar. Big bargains in hosiery and underwear, too.

Walking Skirts Special Sale in New Castle

Dealer offers fine walking skirts at quarter to half off. Stock includes $5.00 to $7.50 values discounted to $3.90 and $4.90 to $9.00 ranges, with several price steps listed from $5.90 to $11.90.

New Castle

May Sale Dress Goods and Silks

May Sale dress goods and silks listed with sale prices. Black taffeta silk at 69c per yard, 50c fancy silks, 75c plain and fancy silks at 49c, 50-inch green Panama at 39c, Bolienne in colors and white at 63c, 75c black voile at 63c.

Panama Bolienne

May Sale on Muslin Undergarments and Skirts

Local shop advertises May sale prices on a range of undergarments and skirts. Items include Muslin Drawers from 17c to 29c, Corset Covers from 7c to 12%%c, Muslin Gowns from 43c to 63c, knee and long lace trimmed skirts, and long white skirts discounted to 17c and 1.18.

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