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Newspaper

The Daily Sentinel

Location

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1913

Page

4

Prenatal restaurant opens in New York City for expectant mothers

The Bloomsburg Daily files note a 28 August 189 years old item about a novel prenatal restaurant at 526 West 125th Street aimed at keeping mothers healthy to ensure robust births. Plans envision weekly nutrition lectures and five cent noon meals. The feature ties to Mabel Parker's eugenics inspired program and milk stations.

West 125Th Street New York City Mabel A. Parker Europe Germany France Miss Parker

Held for Court on Brutality Charge

Mrs Ila Husti and William Woldy of West Berwick were held for court on a brutality charge involving their younger sister. They posted a $200 bail for the September term of court.

Ila Husti William Woldy West Berwick

City Council Sets Road and Water Upgrades

The council referred water contract talks to the highway committee and approved paying half the cost of a concrete creek road wall. Police pay rises to 2.00 daily with uniforms to be studied next term. A water plug at Scottown was approved, with location by the fire and water committees. An alley paving plan and street widening ordinance were adopted, with licenses required for auto drivers and changes to hack and bus schedules. Bonds were issued to replace aging notes, and labor bills were paid with others carried over.

Highway Committee Wagner Scottown Fire and Water Committee Wighth Street M’killip Pach Ceneil A. Z. Seloch William Chrisman Zarr

Local Social Notes Touch Bloomsburg Area Visits

Daily notes list Bloomsburg visitors and residents traveling to Williamsport Ashland Bradford and Scranton plus a local medical society meeting at Hotel Morton Berwick and a Columbia Theatre appearance by Laura Burt. Names include Mrs George Robbins Miss Julia Vannatta Rev J J Byers Jed Skeler Fred Walter R D carrier J W Lee Andrew Straw S J Houk F H Laman M Coffman W Stetler Lizzie McNinch Givert Clyde Oman Roland Budman N Earl Crawford Martha McNinch John Scott Dr J H Bowman Dr J J Brown Dr J Shuman H V Hower Joseph Cohen and Laura Burt.

George S$. Robbins Uilla Vannatta Bloomsburg Kk. EK Washington Street Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin Samuel Knecht Mifflin Township J. J. Byers Waynesboro Jed T. Skeler Maine Woods Frank F Red Walter R. D. Carrier Ashland J. W. Lee Bradford Charles Lee Light Street Andrew Straw Wolkes-Barre K. J. Drum West Street F. Hi. Laman Wattertown N. Y S. J. Houk Keim’s Rocks William Coffman Altoona Martha McNinch West Third Street G. Fivert Mt. Pleasant Town Clyde Oman Nebraska Roland Budman Light Street Road Williamsport N. Earl Crawford Wilkes-Barre Crawford I. K. Miller M. A. Hyer Alice Wilson Chautauqua, N. Y John Scott Centre Medical Society Columbia County Medical Society Hotel Morton Berwick J. H. Bowman J. J. Brown J. Shuman H. V. Hower Joseph Cohen

Rare Night at the Park and Local Notices

The Espy encampment of the Junior Mechanics advances with scheduled events including a band concert at the Ostrich Farm and a Columbia Park concert by Alexander’s Band under a moonlit night. Wills from Mrs. Charlotte Tyson of Catawissa and P. W. Gordon of Catawissa are probated with specific bequests. Miles Tyson named executor in Tyson will. A power outage on the Bloomsburg-Berwick line disrupted the Monday night Company G dance, prompting walking departures before power restoration.

Sentinel Ostrich Farm Alexander Columbia Park Bloomsburg-Berwick Espy

Teilsworth Reunion Bring Wolf Family to De Witt's Park

Mr and Mrs 8 C Wolf of Craig Nebraska visit West Fourth Street hosts J L Wolverton. Mrs Wolf is daughter of deceased L Teilsworth. Mrs Sh Teilsworth rejoices at reunion and the party plans to attend the Teilsworth gathering at De Witts Park Riverside Wednesday. The Wolfs will spend weeks visiting friends in Pennsylvania.

8. C. Wolf Craig Nebraska J. Ll. Wolverton West Fourth Street

Short News Items from Bloomsburg and Surroundings

An operation may be performed on Edward Warnest for a boyhood injury by Dr. Biddle of Fountain Springs Hospital. Lydia Drum’s night blooming Cereus on West Main Street will bloom tonight with six blossoms. Edward Wright and Howard Remley rode from Berwick to Williamsport and back, a notable one day distance given road conditions. A party began a two week outing in Kemp's cottage at Forks, including Elizabeth Hicks, Josephine Miller, S R Seely, Leo Englander, R Emmet Hyerly, Edith Knorr, Gerald Gross, and Harry Kauffman of Bloomsburg. Edward A. Zimmer and Verna B. Keener, both of Berwick, wed by Justice Jacoby on Main Street. they will live in Berwick. Local nominees filed papers: J E Yocum for tax collector in Briar Creek Washington. George Long, judge of elections Pine. John W. Fry, judge of elections Fourth Ward. H E Watts for road commissioner Pine South. Executor’s notice in the estate of John G. Freeze grants letters testamentary to Geo E Ellwell and John G Harman. claims and debts to be presented.

Edward Warnest Biddle Fountain Springs Hospital Cereus Lydia Drum West Main St Berwick Edward Wright Howard Remley Williamsport Kemp Forks Elizabeth Hicks Josephine Miller S. R. Seely and Son Leo Englander R. Emmet Hyerly Edith Knorr Gerald Gross Harry Kauffman Bloomsburg J. E. Yocum Briar Creek Washington George Long Pine John W. Fry Fourth Ward H. E. Watts Pine South

Chaff and Camp Fun Brought to Bloomsburg Town

A light verse notes visitors and a junior group setting tents and flagpoles, with evenings of drills meals beds and street fun around Bloomsburg. A list of marriage licenses is given for local residents and nearby towns. Appendicitis operations at the hospital include Shutt Hutchings Brooking and Ernest with all procedures successful. Senator Hallis criticizes the treatment of employees. full details on page three.

Chanis Bloomsburg Wagner Ethel Shutt J. W. Shutt Eugene Hutchings Helen Brooking Town J. R. Ernest Catawissa

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