Many of Class 1908 Will Attend College
The class of 1908 at the high school will receive diplomas Friday evening and many plan next year’s work. Seventeen expect to attend colleges or universities, six girls are at Slippery Rock Normal School, and ten may become supernumeraries in local schools. Several pursue medicine or engineering, with others choosing Lehigh, Carnegie Tech, Wilson College, Bucknell, Westminster, Oberlin, and Penn among potential colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadies
Slippery Rock Normal School
Finn Watson
Lillian Davis
Margaret Alexander
Grace Kissinger
Anna Moore
Edith Pangrats
Orlin Cunningham
Lil- Nan Jackson
Harry McKee
John Thompson
Alexander Willams
John Alexander
Perry Gaston
John Norris
Eber Cook
Lehigh University
Woah Elliott
Carnegie Tech
Edith Ingram
Wilson College
James Tamoree
Joseph Norris
Young Masury Found in Philippine Army
George Masury the Masury powder magnate and founder of New Castle desa Masury learns his son Fred Masury has been located serving in the United States Army in the Philippines. The youth disappeared from Youngstown after leaving Masury to attend school, prompting a nationwide search by police departments and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Madury
Naw Castle
Sharon
Hubbard
Jeft
Cleveland Leader
Pinkeriins
Fred Masury
Georges Masury
Masury
New Castle
United States Army
Philippines
Youngstown
Mann
Youngstone
George Masury
James Corbett
Jim Corbett
Quimby Case to Be Argued Before Court
Long docket lists numerous cases to be argued at New Castle court including motions for a new trial in multiple defendent cases and judgments opened or set aside. The item notes a fall at New Wellington Junction and a student swoon during a Danbury Conn high school demonstration. Local injuries include George Dudley's bicycle crash on North Mill Street with a child bystander unharmed. Dudley regained consciousness after medical aid.
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New Wullington Junction
Hamilton
Forest
Wayne Township
John H. Preston
David ©. Wallace
Michael Hartzel
Allegheny
Robert Haggerty
Samuel M.haggerty
J. R. Haggerty
Mullion
H A
Stacs
Mahoning
Shenango Hailway and Light Company
Monagahela Trust
Company
Scott Paisley
The
Hays National Bank
Kearney J. Hendricks
Glenn Manufacturing Co
First National Bank of New Castle
Kaufman
F. B. Vennum
W. . McKee
Edward O'Brien
Hugh Graham
Bertha Graham
Elizabeth
Grigeby
Edward A
Hillott
C. Fuller
M. E. Moore
Wiliam H. Aiken
Peter Lotus
Wiliam J. Aikenson
Elizabeth Grigsby
Executrix
James R. McCune
Rs. A
Robert McKee
Isaac J. Wallace
Richard FP
Dana
Commonwealth
Thomas
Shearer
D.C. Brown
Danbury Conn
George’ Dudley
Long Avenue
Aelock
North Mill Street
Grant
Dudley
Fisher Brothers, Horists
Thoas H. Falla
George Martin
Martin
Gathering Galax Leaves In Maryland Markets
The report notes Galax leaves packed in bundles of twenty five and sold by sixteen florists in glilies. Prices cited: 25 cents for two thousand leaves in Mount Airy Maryland. Women and gbildwa earn one dollar to a dollar fifty daily gathering in Maryland mountains.
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Mount Airy
Maryland
Safe Blower May Get Light Sentence
EB. E. Roberts of Warren and John Kessler of Toledo were found guilty of safe blowing in Hubbard. Roberts was urged to confess and name companions. He was given one day to make his confession, potentially reducing his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Roberts
Warren
John Kessler
Toledo
Hubbard
Popular show house on the Diamond opens with moving pictures
A local entertainment venue on the Diamond begins a run featuring moving pictures and a program of songs by Baxter Patterson to draw crowds amid mixed reviews and growing audience interest.
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
A Parsons Kansas woman Amy Mattie Copenhaver recounts years of severe feminine troubles relieved by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the remedy’s health benefits and offers free personalized advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Copenhaver
St. Parsons, Kans
Lydia B. Pink‘hant
Lydia E. Pinkhait
Visitors and church notes mark New Wilmington week
NEW WILMINGTON residents host relatives and travelers amid return trips from Mukeesport Slippery Rock and Guose City. evangelist Billy Sunday may speak soon. A horse-buying firm plans to purchase 100 horses at Slatel McCreary. Church officials J H Spencer and M R Wilcof travel to Pittsburg for the United Presbyterian assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Harr
Lackawannock
Paul H. Scholler
Mukeesport
Bette Bryan
Florence Hutchinson
Slippery Rock
Nettle Alexander
Guose City
Thyne Institute
Gaffiner Robertson
Crawfordarille
Hazel Bennett
Tougalon
Billy Sunday
New Wilmington
Jace
Slatel McCreary
J. H. Spencer
Morning Sun
M. R. Wilcog
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Rev Sunday Seeks Lobster Over False Reports
Rev Hilly Sunday leading revivals at Sharon says he will confront a lobster spreading lies about him. He warns he will “make han legs the 8 gents” and would face a fine for any street encounter. He vows to do business with the man if met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Sunday
Sharon
Sam
Han Legs
Outlet Co Offers Panama Hats at 5.98 Closeout
A damaged offer advertises ladies hats in Panama and chiffon Panama styles priced at 5.98. It notes limited quantity and a price-cut closeout window Friday between 1 and 4 o'clock at The Outlet Co store on the Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Chiffon
Mog.a
Tntfad. Ing. Corndp
Rock Point Special Train Decoration Day Schedule
Rock Point special train leaves New Castle at 8 24 am for Decoration Day travels via Pennsylvania lines, with stops at Mabon ingtown and Rock Point AL ASO pilot line, continuing to retreating town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Point
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Maboningtown
Special Bargains on Waists in Fine Fabrics
Readable listing notes discounted waists in striped batiste, dimity, plain linen, hand embroidered lingn, white lawn and fancy lingerie styles. Prices range from $1.00 to $10.00, offering budget friendly options for fashionable wardrobe updates.
Wash Skirts Special and New Styles Offered
Wash Skirts promotion featuring two styles a full gored or full pleated skirt trimmed with folds made of White Indian Head costing $1.00 Other Wash Skirts priced at $1.75 $2.00 and up in striped effects plain colors and linen fabrics across all styles and prices.
Summer Dresses and Lingerie Prices Listed
The ad lists summer dresses including lawn and batiste jumper dresses trimmed with laces and tucks from $2.50. Lingerie and lawn dresses in one or two pieces, white or dotted lawns, from $4.75. Pereale shirt waist suits at $3.75 and princess or two piece dresses in white or colors from $6.75 to $35.
Coat Suit Styles In New Summer Novelty Goods
In new summer novelty goods a range of wash coat suits is offered. Striped blue and white brown and white or black and white patterns plus plain colors and plain linen coats priced from 6.50 to 16.00.
Bargain Tables Offer Hosiery and Silks at Savings
A table of Children's Hosiery priced at 35¢ and 500 pieces for 25¢ each, plus a table of Summer Silks offered at bargain prices. The notices present an inexpensive promotion with multiple quantities highlighted for shoppers.
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Children’s
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