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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1999
Page
1
After a slow start New Castle High football team surged to dominate Seton-La Salle with a decisive rout. The victory featured strong offense and sharp defense as New Castle pulled away in the second half.
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Debie Wachter reports New Castle News. Boak's Orchard Slope Farm in Slippery Rock and Scott townships hosts a stop on the Lawrence County Country Tour on Sept 25 and 26. Bob and Sherry Book run the farm with a 87 year old founder Mary Boak’s family lineage extending to eight generations. The event links to McConnell's Mill Heritage Days and Cleland Rock. A tractor pull at the Portersville Steam Show Grounds, food and rest stop, and a farmers market open Labor Day to Thanksgiving accompany the tour. The Boaks raise about 400 hogs and plan to open their roadside market selling apples pumpkins gourds squash cider chrysanthemums and Indian corn during tourist days.
Weekend weather outlook and obituaries roundup note several local deaths including William H. Neff 48 Fort Worth Texas Renee Louise Fee 50 Boardman Ohio Edward C. Dunlap 75 3355 Clover Lane Louis R. McCleary 85 Euclid Avenue Jean Felton 72 Ellwood City Norman C. Blatch 80 Ellport Helen R. Savor 83 Hialeah Fla and industry figure Mary Hudson 86 Prairie Village Kansas died of cancer after building a $325 million business empire, placed among Forbes 400.
The unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent, a 29-year low, while August added 124,000 jobs, below July gains of 338,000. Wages rose moderately, easing inflation fears. Markets rose on the news as economists foresaw a sustainable pace and potential Fed inaction ahead of Labor Day labor actions. The report signals slower job growth yet steadier wage gains, with unions preparing for May Day-style action.
The Marlin family has shaped New Castle’s furniture trade since 1904. Founder Jacob Marlin arrived from Lithuania in 1897 and started in a general store before delivering furniture with a horse and wagon. His son Ted recalls World War II era losses and the family’s continued business with grandson Jeffrey.
Stephanie Fleet previews Pyrotec nico and Zambelli Internationale plans for New Year’s Eve fireworks. Labor Day mothers share insights on motherhood’s always-on nature with Judy Hruska. Scherrie and Kim Creasy honor Rae Creasy by giving a Boy Scouts gift in memory of their son.
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