Predation Sheriff's Sales Description of Several Properties
The sheriff sale list in Lawrence County Pennsylvania names defendants or reputed owners for properties to be sold on May 7, 1524. Parcels include a New Castle ward lot with improvements, and multiple Ellwood City and New Wilmington plots, with details of adjacent streets, lot numbers, and improvements like two story dwellings, garages, and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Pritchard
Lawrence Counoil
Newille
John Beatrice
Marlon Fiori Beatrice
Hi. Fa
Robert L. Wality
Ellwood City
Lawrance County
Fpeonsylvanis
Pittaburga
Firat
Eilwood City
Division Avenue
Ling
Second Street
Robert A. Stewart
Grace Stew
Hugan & Caldwell
Attys
New Castle
County of
Pennsylvania
Grant Street
Phillipr
Phillipe
Annie Satier
Hugos & Caldwell
City of
Lawrence County
Wister Avenue
Mary E. Roland
Ebern. Cook
Elisabeth Belcher
Winter Avenue
New CaatlineRno Ts
Premiacu
Land parcels and lots in Lawrence County notices
Multiple parcels in Shenango and Big Beaver townships are listed with owners or reputed owners, including Luptak and Dambach chains, and details of boundaries, improvements, and mortgages. Properties include a four acre four and 34-100 perches tract with a two car garage, and another ten acre plus parcel with mineral rights reserved. The notices reference Fi Fa numbers and June Term years and identify attorneys and mortgage sums.
Land sale notice in Slippery Rock Township, Lawrence Co
Edward D. Pritch Sheriff announces a land tract transfer in Slippery Rock Township valued at 3720.44 dollars. The 65 acre parcel lies on Charles Wright and J H Speed lands, Butler Road center line, with improvements including a one and a half story dwelling, a frame barn, a chicken house, and utilities, conveyed to Wesley W. Wilson per deed Vol 239, paines 422, recorded by the Lawrence County Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ginocchi
Caterina Ginsechi
Amoun
Jason W. Rhodes
Lang
New Castle
County of Lawrence
State of
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Street
Reynolds Street
Joseph Woods Etux
Rosanns Burer
Taventy
Giy
Gai Amo
Joseph Woods Et Ax
Rosanna Burger
Jefferaon Street
Twanty
Frank Ginsochs
Joseph Woods
Laura Woods
Rosanna Bulmer
Recorder's Office
Lawrence County
Charles Bonkert
Naty Senkert
Frank Bolecy
Elizavoth Eelens
Wilmington
Aley County
Llington Township
Mercer
Kaliereen
Janda
Beatty Weight’ Sonning
J. B. Nye
Wid Nye
Mary
A. Runyan
R.B. Luke
Perry
Lawrence
Fennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wurtemburg Heights
Dees
Morrison Avenue
Dividin Lins
Borrison Avenue
Begin
PipshurEn Company
Antonio Festons
Rowe Festono
Caldwell
Attys
Netw Castle
Home Street
William Lawton
Paul DiCarlia
City of
Paul DiCarbo
Seaveyon
Antonio
Roseennie B. Henry
Andy D. Luptate, Jr
Anni Luptak
Ohio
Collevile
Coltaville
Elizabeth McBride
Wlisabeth deBride
Andy D. Luptak
Jfr
Anna Luptak
Andy Luptak
Lawrenceounty
Mery Anna Northen
Alysh
Bhumaker
Slippery Rock Township
Charles Wright
J. H. Speed
G. H. Speed
Butler Road
Edward D
Wife of German auto works head killed in crash
Basel Switzerland April 30 The wife of Herr Erhardt head of Adler automobile works Ort Germany was killed and the manufacturer gravely injured when they crashed in an airplane near here.
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Auto Works
Herr Erhardt
Wealby Auto
Basel
Switzerland
Adler Automobile Works
Ort
Germany
Here
Agricultural Market Prices and Regional Notables
International News Service reports poultry prices across states with ranges for broilers layers and turkeys, eggs, butter, and produce. Regional notes include Virginia Kentucky Ohio West Virginia Florida Louisiana Mississippi and daily commodity movements and packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Live stock market report from Pittsburgh on April 30
International News Service records quick hog and cattle trading in Pittsburgh. Hogs 3800 head, prices 350 to 426 with various classes, cattle 600 head, steers 800 to 1100 pounds, prices 625 to 710, calves steady around 400, vealers strong to 700, sheep 1300 head, lambs and wethers varied with contrasts across weights and qualities. Continuous activity noted in multiple grades and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Plaingrove Seniors Present There Goes the Bride Play
Plaingrove high school's senior class stages the annual school play There Goes the Bride this Thursday and Friday at eight in the Joiege auditorium. Plaingrove residents are invited to attend this community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaingrove High School
Joiege
Eight O'Clocote
Girl Scouts To Use School Building
Girl Scouts in the Highland school district will use the district building for meetings. Mrs. W. H. Hangar and Mrs. Henry Rappold, acting for the group, appeared before the board of directors Saturday night and received the requested permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
W. H. Hangar
Henry Rappold
Girl Scouts
Board of
Saturday Night
Market Holds Nervous Tone Despite Rubber Rise
The stock market remained nervy and reactionary in New York trading on April 30. Rubber shares rose on an international prompt curtailment, while Rayon weakness pushed Celanese to fresh lows and rail stocks like New York Central and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe fell. Motor shares stayed heavy with Chrysler, General Motors, and Hudson down to new move lows. utilities held near prior levels as rubber and commodities fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Iternational News Service
New York
New York Central
Atchison, Lackawanns
Zuel ‘Oll
Chrysler
General Motors
Hudgson
L Ower
Stock price snapshot from one P M session
The list shows prices for numerous firms and sectors as of 1 PM including Allied Be Die, American Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Consolidated Gas, Coca Cola, DuPont, General Motors, General Electric, Goodyear Rubber, Hudson Motors, Mack Trucks, Nash Motors, and National Cash Register among others. The data includes percent changes and partial entries, typical of a dense late market rundown in a historic newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR O.oo
AM Byers Co
Amer Steel Fairy Atlantic Big Auburn
Amer Red & Stan
Allis Oholmers
Allied Be & Die
Amer Tob Co
Amer Super Power
Armour A
Be&o
Bernsdall O
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Canadian Pacific Vesees
Chesapeake’ & Ohio
SBR
Chrysler's
Esas
Col Gas & Elettric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Ol
Cont Can Co
Commé& Southern
Coca Cola
Curtiss Wright
DuPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Great Northern
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear
General Foods
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound
Ais
Inter Harvester
Inter Witkel Co
Ive& Berterseres
Kennicott Copper
Kelvinator
Libby-Owens-Ford Ee
SEN Jtiquid
Garbonic
SEN Done Star Gas
Mack Trucks
Nash Motors
National Dairy
National Cash Reg
North Amer Ayistion Hatlona Biscuit
Np Setae
Commercial listing with multiple company names and shares
A fragmented historical notice lists numerous firms including Packard Motors, Studebaker, United Aircraft, Westinghouse Electric, Warner Bros, Woolworth, and others with percentage figures and abbreviations, resembling a market or corporate securities snippet from a 19th or early 20th century paper. Names appear garbled with miscital semantics and inconsistent punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipa Petrol
Packard Motors
Tol Sul Oot
Sid O11
Cal
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Sid Gas & Elec
US Pipe A Fury
Essccseeee
US Rubber
Union Car & Car Wyissccseres
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
Westinghouse
Warner Brog
Descasees
Woolworth Collinsssasss
Spanish War Vets Plan Activities
Arrangements were made for a large delegation from Col. Daniel Leasure camp to attend Northwestern District Council U V W in Kittanning next Sunday. A card and bingo party for camp members auxiliary and friends is planned for next week. Credentials for the state encampment at Conneaut Lake in June were received but delegates not elected, business held over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Daniel Leasure
United Sanitarp Bitend Hie
Northwestern
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Cities
A list of marriage license records includes Ferdinand Relter and Dorothy Roberts in New Castle, Ward M. Anthony and Rosemary Gtte in Cleveland, Nelson Watters in Youngstown, and many others from Akron, Ellwood City, Masury, and Struthers. Names, addresses, and prospective spouses appear with scattered dates and locations across Ohio towns.
New Castle Afro-Americans Meet Tonight at Mrs Dillard’s
The Junior N A A C P of New Castle will hold a meeting this evening at 131 Elm Street with an interesting program after the business portion. Phalanx will face Uparstasa in a 6:30 p.m. softball game at Boyles Field, with Lindy Bruce in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Dillard
Elm Street
Phalanx
Uparstasa
Boyles Field
Belope Lindy Bruce Wil
Epworth Church Union Service Honors Fifteen Years of Service
Epworth Methodist church combines Sunday School and service with a morning program honoring officers and leaders who dedicated fifteen years. Don Potter led a recital. Charles H. Andrews presented long service presentations. Dr. Galbraith preached. Baptisms and numerous new members joined the church, including 46 in the preparatory class and 22 adults into full membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Methodist Church
Don Potter
J.F. Rentz
Charles H. Andrews
HE. M. McCreary
California
McCreary
Galbraith
Epworth League
Lesgue
Three Persons To Receive Hearing This Evening
Mayor Charles B. Mayne will hold two police court hearings today one this afternoon and another at 7 p m as the result of Basardeys night and Sunday morning incidents. Joe Varley and George erotta charged with fighting will get hearings today. Perot ta employed at Scrap of the Marnthon East Washington street is noted. Varley stabbed Patrolman Kennedy. Kennedy used a night stick that broke Varley ruined Kennedy's uniform coat. A hearing tonight concerns James Cook alleged to have been with two intoxicated men and to have hurled stones at cars at 708 Oak street Savolaine head gashed. Cook brought to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Mayne
Basardeys
Joe Varley
George
Erotta
Marnthon
Washington Street
Perotta
Kennedy
Varley
Elder
James Cook
John Savolaine
Oak Street
Savolaine
Cook
Official Visitors Relief Case Load Now 115 Families
Lawrence county emergency relief board reports visitors are investigating relief families. Six new staff members bring total to 14. Executive Director EH H Robinson notes each visitor handles about 115 families, a load that will rise if RWD work does not resume to prevent more relief cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Probe Death Of Tax Collector
Coron ers investigations were under way to determine if Andrew McKenver 30 Wilkins Town tax collector died by his own action or by accident. His body lay on his garage floor near the exhaust of his car with the motor running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Corone
Andrew McKenver
Wilkins Town
ISU
City Council Delayed. Members Attend Rivers and Harbors Congress
There was no city council session today as state law requires a regular Monday meeting. All councilmen except Chairman Mayor Mayne are in Washington attending the Rivers and Harbors congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
Washington
Rivers and Harbors
Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens 29th Forum
Washington April 30. The 29th annual forum of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress opened its two day session with speeches by Congress committee members and ambassadors Hans Luther and Alexander Troyanovsky. Topics include navigation irrigation flood control reforestation and power development as the group seeks to coordinate waterways policy with the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Frank R. Reid
Congress
Hans Luther
Alexander Troyanovsky
Two Million In Germany To Take Part In Program
Berlin May Day fete expands to 2,600,000 participants with speeches expected from Hitler Goering and Goebbels. Across Germany orders urged a nationwide celebration as workers are ferried to the capital by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
International News Service
Berlin
Tas
Nazi Party
Hitler
Reich
Ne-Ca-Hi Reporter Wins State Contest Prize
Miss Burdeen John a June graduate and senior high news columnist for The News won part of a statewide reporters contest by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association. State College officials announced the results last week. first prize went to Robert Streeter of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdeen John
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
State College
Penn State
Robert Streeter
Wil Hamsport
Miss John
Y M C A Notes Plan Conference Attendance
Y M C A notes outline plans for the Senior Hi Y club to attend the Hi Y and Tri Hi Y conference at Slippery Rock State Teachers College on Thursday May 3. A delegate will attend the district meeting uniting Hi Y and Tri Hi Y girls from western Pennsylvania cities. Also, Attorney M B Klinesmith will speak to the Phalanx fraternity on May 3. A jamboree for cadets planning to attend Camp Fred L Rentz this summer is set for May 9 in the Y. Boys under 32 excluding those already 12 are eligible for Camp Rentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumiers
Slippery Rock State
Klinesmith
M. B. Klinesmith
Grove City
Phalianx Fraternity
Camp
Fred L. Rentz
Harry McClellan
Camp Rentz
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C. Hanchar
Seger
Etta
Wood City
Lawrence Leon
Hilwood City
Recorders of Mion
Lawrence Agenus
Bellavente
Howard C. Kingston
Halen Ruby Kingston
Humphrey
Piumphres Attys
Ahe
Law
Nesee County
HR. A. Todd
Todd Ave
Evan ‘Widenote
Matherine Fleck
Katherine
Sue Eee
Pyake
Feige
William Ueemes
Shemangs
Shenanto Township
Cormer
Lands Power
William Vogsu
Frank
Thabes
John Wooley
Wooley
Alexander Anderson
Easi
William Wogan
Jace SP
Marty
Aveja
Feck
Shenango Township
Asia
Sarah “Minat
Tal Yi
Sarpha Mihalyi
Ser Mihalsi
Martin Mihalyi
F. C. Whiteman
R. B. Luke
Elwood City
Aid
Wampum Avenue
Dorothy B. Viewer
William B. Viewes
Witttem
Melti- Wee, Jr
New Wilmington
Lawrence Vania
Pennsy
Robert A. Totten
New Wilmington Town
S.C. AfcCreary
Leason
Thleh Street
Wilson E. Carr
Hugus & Caldwel
Ising
Superby
Francis M. Mayberry
Fair Repater
George G. Hogus
Jorsley
Hogue
John W. Mattocks
Nellie
F. Mattocks
Terre
Jane
Humphrey & Humphrey
Attra
Pennnsylvania
Jacob Weir
George W. Dambach
Virginia Dambach
Lockhart & Long
Pennsylvan
Wilwood City
Fourth Street
Lotsa No
Keystone
Stone Way
Atmog
Sab
Réwand
Noggie
Earl Peres
Alvah
Shumaker
Robert McChesney
John H.douglas
Jacob Heirs
Allen GC. Noggie
James MecAulig
Talbot Swag
Sersi
Screz
Chester “McChesney
Gald
Bald Jacobs Sneewereer
Jacobs
Swagger
Martin Salsberg
Heenery
So. O. W. Va
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West Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Market
Plaingrove
Zay
Richerde & Co
Calon Trust
BRICK
Bradford
Grincess
Cantal Press
Gan
Arabia
Amaru
Amaru's
By William Rich and
Clarence Gray
BEEN
Kittanning
Ferdinand Relter Tease
Axel Be
Dorothy Roberts
Sbesieee
Harel Bt
Edward McCloskey
Tereess
Jeffersor Pauline Burns
Sssvccess
Ellwood Olty
John H. Seaton
Akron
Eileen Alexander
Ralph Picatro
Lafayette St
Mey Zane Tee
Acaereseco Ee
Louis Felder
Cleveland
Marie Berlanan
James H. Campbell
Young St
Lenore L. Harper
Young
John Vince Jaegers
Masury
O. Margaret Marce
Ewe i
Youngstown
Benjamin Hughes
Mary Duco
Jackson
Joseph B. Paris
Clara A. Yoder
Joan EB. Willams
Monroe St
Jennie EK
Zank
Hamilton Bt
Gray Gordon
College St
Ellwood
Charlotte Jones
Spring St
Harry Jermokowicz
Electric St
Sennle Grinsinch
Ibdone
Boro
Harold Patereri
Asay St
Clara’ Williams
South Sh
Frank Schmidt
Mary Wilisms
Acai
Epworth Church Union Service
E. M. McCreary
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