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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
12
Nippy autumn weather drives demand for warm undergarments. The store offers low prices on good underwear for women, men, and children including fleece lined vests, pants, union suits, and wool sets. Also selling discounted kid gloves and lady gloves in select colors.
Foremen at the Baltimore and Ohio New Castle Junction honor Harry M Crooks Blacksmith Foreman with a meerschaum pipe after he resigns to start Crooks and Uhl Machine Company. J W Bagnell and others sign a letter of esteem. Crooks will be succeeded by J W Bagnell at the junction.
The Deer Creek congregation celebrates its 100th anniversary with an afternoon and evening program. Rev. John M. Gealey presents a complete church history, and sessions recall past leaders. Attendees include Rev. R. M. Russell and Rev. H. W. Lowry, while a commemorative communion set is donated in memory of Lowry family.
New Wilmington Oct 16 hunters filled the woods as rabbit season opened with more participants than ever. Captain Perkins Sam Price and Joseph Howard led the start with solid bags, while out-of-town guests hunted for about three hours and took 22 rabbits.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming strong endorsements from medical authorities and listing ingredients. It invites readers to mail for a free booklet of ingredients and professional attestations, offering the address in Buffalo.
The Rev J H Holland of the Second Baptist church has been appointed a state deputy by Mrs Lena Harris of Harrisburg, the highest state officer of the Sublime and Ancient Order of the Daughters of Sphinx of North America, South America, Canada and Africa.
Reverend Covert will preach tonight at the Church of God on Electric Street on the subject What Hast Thou Done. The sermon invites parishioners to reflect on personal deeds and spiritual judgment.
Stop and shop note promoting a Japanese tea event at the First Christian Church on Friday evening the 16th with admission set at 15 cents.
Local ad notes J C Sanderson at 70 Pittsburg Street promotes "best in the city" sweet ham. terse claim highlights shop location and product quality.
We have marked in stock skirts older than one season down to clear them quickly. All are good quality and would fetch higher prices later, but these offers aim to move fast. Skirts priced at 3.98 and 5.98 with multiple colors and styles. coats for Misses and Ladies from 5.00 to 25.00.
The state department fixed fall registration dates for voters to cast ballots in November. Registration days are September 1, September 15, and October 17, with an expectation that most eligible residents will have their names on the registration list.
Owing to the death of my predecessor T. M. Eckles I will close my store during the hours of the funeral services Sunday afternoon W. L. Sutter Ellwood City.
Workers of the Young Women’s Christian Association plan a one day tag drive with orange diamond tags reading I am tagged. Two hundred boxes will circulate, and participants will be exempt from further asks that day. A worker aims to tag pets as well.
Miss Anna Craig of South Mill Street visited Pittsburg on Thursday. Miss Adeline Woodworth of Waloe Avenue went to Pittsburg Friday. W S Culbertson and William J Caldwell stayed with Harlansburg friends Thursday. Mrs Gilbert Zehner nee Marie Allen of Pittsburg spent Thursday with city friends. Mrs T A Patterson and son Elmer on Wallace Avenue spent Friday in New Wilmington. Charles T Metzler and Chas Pearce of this city visited Pittsburg Friday. Mrs L M Uber and son Charles Young of North Mercer Street spent Friday in Pittsburg. Friends regret Mrs Christie of City Home Farm remains seriously ill. S B McCleary returned home from Plaingrove after his son Robert’s illness. he is now improved.
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