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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1908

Page

8

Church groups prepare Children's Day rites and services

Sunday school committee from the First Methodist plans the annual Children’s Day program with a Wednesday rehearsal. Dr Scott F Hershey of the First Presbyterian preaches a two part war sermon series with the second to come next Sunday night. Various church groups announce meetings and visitors through the week across Mahoningtown and nearby streets.

First Methodist Sunday School Scott F. Hershey Hyterian Church

Prolonged Life Promises of Dr Miles Heart Cure

A patient from Verndale Minnesota testifies that Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine extended life and improved heart function after doctors declared incurable. The letter notes recovery, vitality, and a peer who was cured twelve years ago. The advertisement claims guaranteed first bottle benefit or money back.

Miles Minnesota Miles’ey Chase Murphy, Verndale, Minn

Wampum Notes Visitors and Local Activity

Mr Secrets visited Pittsburg while Charles Stapf and families visited New Castle and Beaver Falls relatives. C M Harvey stayed with his mother in Moravia and Robert Freed Jr. visited Beaver Falls kin. May Robertson and Mayme Hickey traveled between Beaver Falls Shar on and Homestead. A small Wampum delegation to Sharon, and a cement plant contract with road work underway.

Mr. Secrets Pittsburg Charles Stapf New Castle C. M. Harvey Moravia Robert Freed, Jr Mrs. Booker Beaver Falls Miss May Robertson Beaver Street Sharon John McCandless Madie Stapf Kay Street Benjamin Booker Robert Freed Robert Harvey Rochester N. Y Mayme Hickey Wampum Wampum Depot Hickey Edward Howe Madeline Hickey Homestead

National Delegate Harry Good Will Cast Ballot For Bryan

The Democratic county committee’s Harry Good returns from Harrisburg and declares he will vote for Bryan at the Denver convention. R. Welsh Knox and H. M. Good were elected as Bryan delegates in Washington county, despite Robert W. Irwin’s factional split with the Guffey bloc.

Harry Good Bryan Democratic County Committee Harrisburg Good Guffey Denver R. G. Knox Washington County Mr. Good Washington Robert W. Irwin Guffey Standard Oil Twenty-fourth Congression Pennsylvania J. M. Guffey R. Welsh Knox H. M. Good New Castle Knox Nebraska Harry D. Hamilton Hamilton Irwin Ross Guffey Dennis

Four Fires Strike New Castle Area Over Weekend

Over 36 hours four fire alarms prompted the New Castle Fire Department. At 3:15 Saturday a stove explosion at 8S Shoaff, Wilmington Avenue burned a Shoaff girl but building damage was minor. A 3:30 fire at a paper mill followed by roof fires on Forrest Street and 19 South Jefferson Street caused little loss.

New Castle Connery Park Avenue L Shoaff Wilmington Avenue Elmer Parkkonere Forrest Street South Jefferson Street L. Finkestein Chief Connery Central Department

Better Fire Appliances for Schools in Cities Across the Nation

The Insurance Press lists cities needing improved fire protections for schools including New Castle. It urges making existing school buildings as safe as possible with modern methods, noting risk of loss of life in every city. It advocates fire resistant materials in new schools and automatic sprinklers in older ones.

Insurance Press New Castle United States

Vandals Break Seats for Park in Sixth Ward

A vandalism incident in the Sixth Ward damaged three seats bought by the Sixth Ward Civic League. The women planned to have Street Commissioner Barteaux set them on Monday, but discovered the seats broken. Authorities search for the likely juvenile culprits.

Park Sixth Ward Civic League Barteaux

Ferguson at New Wilmington with family for recovery

Rev. James M. Ferguson pastor of the First United Presbyterian church and his family stay at his father Dr. R. G. Ferguson’s home in New Wilmington. He is recovering rapidly from a recent illness and will remain in the college town until fully recovered.

James M. Ferguson First United Presbyterian Church R. G. Ferguson New Wilmington Ferguson College Town

Tony Ross and Jimmy Dime Set for May 30 Bout

Dispatch from New Castle Pa notes Tony Ross trained by Jimmy Dime will face Jim Barry in a twelve round match on May 30. Barry defeated Jim Stewart and Joe Jeanette weeks apart, Ross rising under Dime’s coaching, signaling potential near the top of heavyweight rankings soon.

New Castle Jimmy Dime New Castle A. C Tony Ross Jim Barry Cleveland Ross Barry Jim Tommy Burns Big Jim Stewart Joe Jeanette Dime Jimmy Billy Delaney Jim Corbett Jim Jeffries Billy” Delaney Big al Kauffman Jeffries Professor Dime Goat Order

Reckoners Beat Mender Boys In 14 Inning Game

On Mahoning avenue grounds Saturday afternoon the Reckoners and the Mender Boys of Shenango mill faced off in a 14 inning ball game won by the Reckoners 5 to 3. Warren Winder pitched well for the Reckoners with 14 strikeouts while R Mayers and War ren McQuiston contributed notable defensive plays for their teams.

Mahoning Avenue Reckoners Mender Boys Shenango Mill American Sheet & Tin Plate Company Warren Winder R. Mayers Harry Warren Carl McQuiston Mender-Boys Ralph Mayer George Sheets George Jenkins Wallis Shaffer Frank McWilliams J. TD. McKinley Ray Armour Albert Tidball F. Mendez Harvey Warren Joe Richards

High School A A Elects New Officers

At a recent High School Athletic Association meeting new officers were elected. Fred McKee is president Trevor Hogue is vice president John Kennedy is treasurer A McGill is secretary. Ira Ramsey becomes baseball manager while Trelfall is football manager and Rugh serves as football captain.

High School Athletic Association Ira Ramsey Trelfall Rugh Fred McKee Trevor Hogue John Kennedy A. McGill Medard Lamcree Sophmores Ruy

Births and Death Notices from Connoquenessing Area

Mrs Dodds is not expected to live with cancer of the stomach. A daughter weighing 8 pounds was born Saturday May 16 to Merl Dumbaugh. A son weighing 18 pounds was born Monday May 11 to Archibald Watson. J E George and family of Mars and Jorn Miller and wife of Evans City attended the funeral of Mrs Martin and visited W F Burr on Sunday.

J. E. George Mars Jorn Miller Evans City Mrs. Martin W. F. Burr

Decoration Day Woodland Beach Excursion by Special Trains

Special excursion to Woodland Beach park on Decoration Day priced at $1.25. Special trains operate via P. and E. For details contact Geo. W. Hamilton, Ticket Agent, 25 to 29.

Woodland Beach Park Geo. W.hamilton

Hubbard Area Church Activities Reflect Community Programs

Dale Anderson returns to Hubbard from Cleveland. The Presbyterian women's mission society held its annual praise service. Memorial services for G A R members were conducted at the Methodist church with Rev G L Davis delivering the sermon. B C Pond of the Youngstown YMCA speaks next Thursday evening under the Presbyterian men's club. Rev and Mrs G L Davis returned from Baltimore after attending the general conference sessions. The late Mrs Phoebe Limber's funeral was held at Hubbard Catholic church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. A gasoline tank explosion at Dr Badger's South Main home caused wall damage but no serious injuries. Sunday school group from Mr L C Van Ness visited Sharon Friday evening. Six youths were confirmed at the German Lutheran church Dora Brill Martha Buring Mildred Klindworth Willie Schriber Edward Hilner Willie Hilner Louis Stieb with Rev Klindworth presiding.

B. C. Pond Youngstown Y. M. C. A Hubbard Presbyterian Church G. L. Davis Baltimore General Conference Methodist Church Phoebe Limber Hubbard Catholic Church N. J. Drohan Dr. Badger South Main Street L. C. van Ness Sharon John Landles Evan Matthews Edward Young Paul Tracey Roy Furlong Paul Brunswick Raymond Corll Albert Hibler German Lutheran Church Dora Brill Martha Buring Mildred Klindworth Willie Schriber Edward Willie Hilner Louis Stieb Klindworth

Real estate market shows improved transfers in New Castle

Court-house records indicate better movement in realty with more transfers for improved property. Spring lull in late April to early May gave way to brighter conditions, though prices hold steady since last fall. Downtown properties near Washington Street show notably firm asking prices.

Court House New Castle Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pittsburg Street R. S. McCulloch & CO Men's League of the First Presbyterian Church Helen Hays Pearson Street Eisies Baptist Mrs. Whalen Woman's Union Woman's Union of the First Christian Church Alice Forest North Warren Simnson Florence Avenue Mahoningtown Home Missionary Society of the H. M. Burns The Rev. Burns Thomas Francis Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church Methodist Ministers’ Association Home Missionary Society of Epworth M. E A. W. Reynolds Lutton Street Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind New Castle Department Reg. Ferguson A. A Strouse & Bros Galtimone East Washington Street Dale Anderson North Main Street Women's Missionary Society of the Prycavatory Borane New Castle Electric Co E. Washington St Herb McGoun
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