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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1903
Page
3
A scattered recap covers a family reunion near Wabash and travels of Mrs. Stafford and relatives to San Juan Puerto Rico. It notes a Rescue Fire company banquet, health trips of F. J. Yates, a horse named Helio graph shipped to Celina Ohio, and race training by Henry Hernly. It mentions Hoosier manufacturing output rising, new machinery, and local factory expansion.
Claud Leay and his wife faced intense law enforcement attention as Parker gun and Monten balls figured in the case. Mr. Wailing led tireless efforts to locate the individuals, earning credit for officers who worked relentlessly to run down criminals. future developments are anticipated in weeks ahead.
Born at Salisbury in Wayne County Atticus Janes later moved to Knightstown as a child. An esteemed traveler and artist he has long carried a violin collection including a fifteenth century instrument and is praised for his musical ear and charm.
Maxville workers report the Todiana Rolling Mill Go moving a new building for pickling steel. Tanks are ready two car loads of sheets rush to Philadelphia for parties. Billy Todd leads the engine crews while Dick Warter and team used the mill daily.
List of uncalled letters for the week ending Aug 11 includes Worr Al Tinsel ine Larmer Lew Minnsan Key Kuuwel Joe POSTAL Vibe Vhitchell Qieten Newnan Key Wan Risaing Casey Tames HH doses PM.
A party signed a contract amid confusion over its legality and acceptance. It is uncertain whether the contract remains valid as the town board must decide its fate. A meeting by week’s end is anticipated to determine action.
Mrs W D Denings and Mrs Ben Bowman opened a two day reception in honor of Mrs W F Johnson of Washington DC Mrs Evan Johnson of Chicago and Mrs G D Slifer of Richmond The Jannings home hosted about a hundred guests yesterday and many more today Punch and euchre prizes of hand painted china featured The decorations included ferns smilax and white flowers Edith Gronendyke hosted a picnic for twenty five at Whipp Spriggs Fern Johnson hosted thirty New Coastls young people in the evening Jessie McPherson of Warren Indiana was honored Dorothy Brown won a prize for best drawing production day reception and refreshments were served by the hostesses
Police arrested Anna Donnelly and Harry Jarrette on a warrant charging them with stealing a five dollar bill. Nellie Clark stated she witnessed the incident and identified the suspects with the aid of city marshals Burr and Sheri Christopher during the evening arrest.
Paraphernalia from the W. M. Mendenhall farm accompanied a small turnout of sporting enthusiasts who enjoyed a lively day. The first and second contests were well attended and entertained the crowd despite the sparse attendance.
The remains of Mrs. S. A. Bush were taken Tuesday by the Big Four to Buffalo New York to lie beside her husband David Bush who died years ago Mrs Bush had suffered invalid years with constant care from her daughter Mrs Mary L Strickland The private Episcopal funeral at Mrs Strickland's home was conducted by Rev Willis Hugle and Rev Mr Heady with a devoted community sympathy expressed for the daughter
Directors authorize 315000 worth of seven percent preferred stock to finance extensions and improvements at the Light Heat and Power Company. The issue aims to fund further expansion and is expected to attract quick market interest as a solid investment.
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