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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
5
David Jenkins of Hanna Street, a well known tin worker, fell while wading the Big Run stream near the old South Jefferson Street bridge. He dislocated his right shoulder after slipping on a rock and was treated by a Fifth Ward physician.
The young son of John Moore of New Terford Ohio, visiting John Gardner of Pennsyl Avenue, fell on a porch and broke the right arm in two places. Friends carried him inside and doctors set the bones. He is doing as well as could be expected.
Clyde Lewis of Moravia street entertained a small party of friends at his pleasant home yesterday evening in honor of his fifteenth birthday. The evening featured games and diversions with light refreshments served at the close.
Rosie Franklin Frye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frye of Sycamore Street, fell and dislocated her right elbow. The injury, deemed serious, received immediate medical care from a surgeon.
Sore arms are common among Fifth ward children as they must present vaccination certificates before school entry. Physicians report a rush of work due to the new requirement.
Tom O'Hara of 461 South Mill Street, a longtime Carnegie steel mill employee, has been seriously ill with a severe catarrhal fever but is now reported to be convalescing after several weeks.
Two Mahoningtown players Ben Mackeage and Jack Harris earn praise as pitchers for the Koppel team. Also notes on payroll day for Mahoningtown B&O workers, local visits, illnesses, and residents moving or traveling, with many names and addresses in Mahoningtown and nearby towns.
E H Kersting of North Mercer Street, longtime chief assistant engineer with the Pennsylvania, is named assistant chief engineer for the Cleveland and Muskingum Valley division with headquarters in Zanesville Ohio. He has spent eight years in New Castle and is well known among railroad men.
Judge Porter confirmed widows appraisements electing to retain property specific values including Nancy P. Stanley personal property 300 Ella J. Burnside real estate 300 Sarah Davidson personal property 300 Maggie Martin personal property 300 Christina W McAnlis personal property 300 Louisa Wilson personal property 90 real estate 210 Tirza Magee personal property 300. Also notes Mercer fair dates September 23 25 and train rates with local agents. William Hayes visits sister Mrs Nesbitt.
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