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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1908

Page

2

Track Building On Western Allegheny Progresses

Work advances on extending the Western Allegheny railroad from Cascade park toward West Pittsburg. Shenango township graders prepare the route with rails and ties arriving ready for installation. the completion date is expected within about 30 days and a new yard at Union Valley is planned for over 100 car capacity.

Western Allegheny Railroad Cascade Park West Pittsburg Shenango Township Union Valley

Forest Fires Devastate Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin

Washington reports fires wiping out counties across Minnesota Michigan and spreading to Wisconsin with thousands left homeless. Foresters warn losses will loom large nationally as fire protection efforts expand. Government and private crews fight to guard vast timber reserves amid rising costs and statewide protection initiatives.

Washington Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Forrest United States Lake States Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain New England Canada United States Forest Service

Large Endowment Planned for Westminster College

The first synod of the West of the United Presbyterian church aims to provide Westminster College with an income of at least $25,000 annually. Pledges will be collected across the synod in amounts from $5 to support the college, which has recently expanded with new buildings. The program included addresses by Westminster president Rev. R. M. Russell and remarks by W. D. Campbell, D. D., on the board’s work and Allegheny Seminary. A foreign missions address followed the morning conference.

Cleveland Westminster College United Presbyterian Church First Church Westminster R. M. Russell New Wilmington W. D. Campbell D. D Monmouth, Ill Allegheny Seminary C. R. Watson Philadelphia

Delegates Named for Lawrence County W C U Conventions

The Lawrence County W C U convention lists national and state delegates. National delegate Mrs Frank M Jones and alternate Mrs J S Martin head the Denver national meeting October 23 28. State delegates and alternates are named for Sharon Croton Slippery Rock and other unions with notes on eligibility and counts. A gold diamond pin honored Miss Christine Butler for work. Mrs Edith C Martin delivered the presentation. Mrs Margaret Speer Gibson spoke in Butler’s absence.

Lawrence County Frank M. Jones J. S. Martin Denver Sharon Central Union C. W. Waddington N. J. Nail E. J. Roberts Mary A. Davidson South Side Frances Felton Elta Nelson Calvin Smith Emma Reynolds West Side Emma Bartlett Myrtle Lewash Frances Willard Memorial Union M. D. Allen W. J. McNeese Croton Scotland Ellwood C. W. Foulke E. J. Patterson Harlansburg Slippery Rock Anna Boak Margaret Robinson Plaingrove New Wilmington Margaret Mitchell L. B. Hope Christine Butler Edith C. Martin Margaret Speer Gibson Miss Butler

Westminster college lecture course lineup announced

Wilmington Sept 17 Westminster college lecture course committee has nearly completed arrangements for the coming year. The program includes Apollo Quintet Bostonian Ladies orchestra Robert Parker Miles Governor Buchtell Katherine Ridgeway Co Laurant magician and one additional lecture.

New Wilmington Westminster College Apollo Quintet Bostonian Ladies’ Orchestra Robert Parker Miles Governor Buchtell Katherine Ridgeway Co Laurant

Engineering Works In Quiet Labor Struggle At PA Factory

In the Fifth ward the Pennsylvania Engineering works show little activity as only about 30 men are at work. The boiler department is idle while the machine department remains the sole active unit. Workers hope for a quick revival though new orders are scarce.

Pennsylvania Engineering Works Fifth Ward

Rees Heads to Denison University for College Year

Thomas D. Rees of South Mill Street leaves yesterday for Granville Ohio to attend Denison University. He is finishing his fourth year and expects to graduate in June. Next year he plans ministerial studies at the Rochester Theological Seminary. Rees recently attended Wooster University summer school where over 1000 students enrolled and he won the tennis championship there.

Thomas D. Rees South Mill Street Granville Denison University Rees Theological Seminary Rochester N. Y Wooster University Wooster

New Castle Club Sets Sights On Youngstown Clash

Members of the New Castle cricket club practice ahead of a Saturday match at Youngstown. A large group of supporters will travel. New Castle performed well in a prior game at Youngstown two weeks ago and hopes to win this time.

New Castle Cricket Club Youngstown New Castle

Intimate Moravia Street Party Hosted by Miss Grace Jones

Miss Grace Jones entertained about 20 intimate friends at her Moravia Street home yesterday evening. Guests enjoyed games and diversions, with instrumental and vocal music providing entertainment. Delicous refreshments were served at the close by the hostess.

Grace Jones Moravia Street

Perry Gaston Heads to Jefferson Medical College

Perry Gaston of Pittsburg street leaves Sunday for Philadelphia to attend the Jefferson Medical College as a first year medical student. He recently graduated from New Castle High School and is well known across the Fifth ward.

Perry Gaston Pittsburg Street Fifth Ward Philadelphia Jefferson Medical College Gaston New Castle

Injury Fells Jessie Brail on Hamilton Street Porch

Jessie Brail, young daughter of Charles Brail of Hamilton Street, was badly injured yesterday after a fall from a porch. She missed her footing and cut her head, suffering a painful injury.

Jessie Brail Charles Brail Hamilton Street

Boy from Auburns Mills Receives Deep Head Laceration

While playing yesterday the young son of Will Auburn of Auburns Mills fell and cut a deep head gash. He required several stitches during dressing of the injury.

Will Auburn Auburn’s Mills

Gladys Davis Sustains Head Injury at Home Visit

While visiting Mrs. O. E. Sankey in the Fifth ward Gladys Davis of Homestead fell during play and cut her head yesterday. The incident occurred at the home of Sankey and injuries were described as painful but not life threatening.

O. E. Sankey Fifth Ward Gladys Davis Homestead

Residents and visitors list from Youngstown area

A roundup notes multiple residents and visitors with moves and travels. David Riley spends a week in Youngstown while John Spear returns from Cleveland and John Horn remains confined at home due to illness. Others visit Pittsburg or Struthers, with several locals improving from illness and changes of address noted.

David Riley Pollock Avenue Youngstown John Spear South Mill Street Cleveland John Horn Carson Street

Bids Open for Mercer Court House Construction

Mercer officials set opening date for bids on the new Mercer county court house. The call invites contractors to submit proposals at the county clerk’s office on Monday.

Mercer

Mi-o-na promises cure for indigestion and constipation

An advertisement extols Mi-o-na as a non purgative stomach tonic that cures indigestion and relieves constipation. It claims the remedy strengthens the stomach, aids digestion, and can cure stomach disorders with a money back guarantee, citing a New York corporation president as a testimonial.

Geo. W. Clutton New York

Idaho Rangers Sow Pine Seed For Reforestation

Rangers from Coeur d Alene forest reserves 17 miles east of Spokane begin sowing tamarack and white and yellow pine seeds. The broadcast seeding on snow aims to create new timber in 30 to 40 years, boosting Idaho forests and the lumber industry.

Spokane Wash Coeur d’Alene Idaho Washington

Public Sale of Farm Effects Near Pulaski September 24 1908

On account of fire the undersigned will sell at public sale at her residence 1.5 miles southwest of Pulaski on the Frizzleburg road Thursday September 24 1908 at 1 o clock p m. Items include horse cattle sheep hogs hay farming implements harness wagons cultivators harrow oats milk cans chickens and more. Nine months credit on sums over five dollars with a five percent cash discount. Auctioneer B W Cover. 2311 Mrs J H Brownlee.

Pulaski Frizzleburg Road Eash B. W. Cover J. H. Brownlee

Mercer Fair Attendance Dates Announced

Readers are invited to the Mercer fair scheduled for September 23 to 25, 2006. The event promises exhibits, contests, and community activities across the Mercer venue.

Mercer Fair

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DR. D. Jayne NEW Castle Loan CO Wallace Block Bell Phone Washington & Jefferson Sts Lumbing Paul B. Griffiths Sycamore Street Bell Parker Physicians Pharmacy J. E. Duff Mer N. Mill St G. B. Zahniser Clendenin Bell Allegheny M. K. Gilliland The Pennsylvania Union Depot M. K Pymatuning Gilliland Charles Mitcheltree John McConahy East Street Baltimore and Ohio Railroad McConahy Erie Railroad Meadville Erie Shenango River Rosena C. EB. Peck Peck Jim Street Baltimore and Ohio New Castle Junction Atlantic City Jim Niagara R. L. Turner Pennsylvania Railroad North Front Street Niagara Falls Buffalo Mr. Turner Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad New Castle District Bessemer Company Francis Pittsburg John Hardman Pensylvania Edwards Burns Bert Walton Frank Shively Berlin Center Alliance Connors Market Street E. A. Stone Southwest Stone Hot Springs Barberton Enea Forest Service Synod of the West of U. P Pennsylvania College W.C U. Convention Wilmington Fred Oliver Mary Boyd West Long Avenue May Davis Sutton Street Hattie Wise Struthers O. Clyde Espey Fred Marshall East Clayton Street Edna Riddle Pennsylvania Avenue Morris Ruth Phillips Street Clark Fisher South Jefferson Street John Harris Lowellville John Ariington Dan O’neil W. L. Murdoch Wila Wilson Thomas Waddington Home Street New Brighton W. H. Waddington George Truman Hast Long Avenue Hot Mill Shenango Tin Mill Harry J. Will Neff Amos Neff Jacob Neff Harrisburg City Elizabeth Neff Fred Shaffer East Long Avenue Baltimore & Ohio Washington, D. C Lawrence Savings China Washington St First National Bank U. S SGOO Clare P. Dushane E. Washington St Cole & Swasey Independent Bank Examiners and Auditors Broadway, New York Redem Cole & Swai Special Hi
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