Chewton Sunday School Picnic and Local Visits
The Chewton Sunday school plans an August 29 picnic at Ewing Park. The Ladies Aid meets August 6 for an all day session. Numerous local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Yoho with Bernice and Samuel Kelly, and other neighbors, visit relatives in nearby towns and attend gatherings.
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Chewton A
Ewing Park
Chewton
Wm. Winall
Newport
Wm. Stey
Gart Kent
Ellwood City
Jenevieve Martin
Bradys
Behd
Clarence Hennon
Kate Hannon
Agnes
Pearl
Pate Solsberg
Anna Martin
Bradys Bend
Board of Trade Suspends Meetings
The New Castle Board of Trade announces no regular directorate meeting will be held Thursday and 20 more meetings will be held for the rest of the summer. Commissioner P. K. Stevenson stated the next board meeting is set for Thursday September 10. The action follows the usual summer suspension after the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directorate
New Castle Board of Trade
P. K. Stevenson
Board of Directors
Camp Fire Girls Enjoying Outing at Winnepesaukee Camp
Ten girls are in camp this week at the Winnepesaukee camp near New Wilmington Junction. They enjoy a range of sporty activities and anticipate a happy outing for the next weeks. Plans include a baseball game with the Bachelor club and other features.
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New Wilmington Junction
Plana
Public Laundry Trip Through Strasbourg and Rhine Crossings
A travel note recounts arriving at a border and crossing into Germany via Kehl Bridge, passing a newly built house with a Christmas tree, and observing the French occupation near the Rhine. The group, mostly American, notes passport checks and the torn German Coat of Arms replaced by French symbols. They visit the Public Gardens and describe a long list of plant life and the Goose Girl statue by Albert Schultz as part of the scenic tour.
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Holland
Belgium
Ked
Kehl Bridge
Germany
Rhine
France
Albert Schultz
Pasteur plaque and Strasburgh sights described.
The account details the Pasteur memorial obelisk and bronze relief in a pool setting near the University of Strasbourg, the beheaded Kaiser statues above a doorway, and vivid impressions of the cathedral. It then shifts to a Strasbourg transit tale and Swiss travels, including Lucerne sights, the Lion of Lucerne, Glacier Garden, and a rail trip with comic misadventure on the train.
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Pasteur
Prateur
University of Strasburgh
Teach & University
Kaiser Wiliam
Cathedral of
Strasburgh
Cam
Brast
Webster
Switzerland
Snowclad Heights
Peaka
Two Ohio Ministers Face Disorderly Conduct Charges
In Marietta Ohio Rev. Herman Tague of Churchtown and Rev. Arthur Zuber of Lowell face charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct at Marietta aviation worker L H Scott's home. They will have two hearings before Acting Mayor CT O'Neill on Thursday morning after a postponement due to their absence in Columbus on business. Scott's sentencing for disorderly conduct intoxication and pointing a revolver at an officer was delayed until Thursday.
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Marietta
Herman Tague
Churchtown
Arthur Zuber
Lowell
L. H. Scott
CT. O’neill
Robert M. Nell
Columbus
Scott
Warrant Issued For Motorist After Fatal Hit Run
A warrant was issued in Somerset Pennsylvania for G. Statton of Philadelphia on charges of violating automobile laws by failing to stop after his car struck Michael Slayan and John Kurmansky of Sagamore, Faratte county, last Sunday. Slayan died at Somerset Community Hospital from injuries. Kurmansky remains in serious condition. The crash occurred on the Somerset pike near Storaville.
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Somerset
Isaund
G. Statton
Philadelphia
Michael Slayn
John Kurmansky
Sagamore
Faratte County
Slava
Somerset Community Hospital
Kurmansky
Somerset Pike
Storaville
Youngest Flapper Record Born in New Castle
Little Miss Charlotte Hass of Shady Side is noted as perhaps New Castle’s youngest upper. The baby, born with long hair, reportedly had her hair bobbed at four days old, possibly setting a newborn record for local families.
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Charlotte Hass
Petar
Hess
Shady Side
New Castle
Brookhart Leads in Iowa Senate Recount by 4314 Votes
Cinternational News Service reports the Senate Elections Committee announced that after the recount in the 1983 contested Iowa Senate race, Senator Q. Brookhart leads Democrat Daniel F. Steck by 4,314 votes. The recount is now complete.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Q. Brookhart
Iowa
Daniel F. Steck
Senate Elections Committee
TERRO Ant Killer Guarantee Promises 24 Hour Cleanup
A bold advertisement touts TERRO Ant Killer as effective against heavy ant infestations in kitchens pantries ice boxes and gardens with a 24 hour or less cleanup promise and a money back guarantee. The copy invites readers to obtain TERRO immediately.
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TERRO
Reading Police Baffled In Death Of Young Child
Reading authorities investigate the death of 22 month old Jennie Reno found with a broken neck in a corn field near Dryville. Coroner says rough handling may have caused the fracture and that she died within 24 hours before discovery. missing six days. An inquest will be scheduled.
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International News Service
Reading
Jennie Reno
Dryville
Two Japanese Aviators Die In Maneuvers
Tokyo reports state two aviators died and two were injured when a military plane crashed into a captive balloon during air maneuvers over Tokoreawa aerodrome. The balloon drifted away with two occupants, later liberated. Nearby, a church social with a pie box and candy sale was announced for August 7 at 718 Court Street.
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International News
Tokio
Tokoreawa
Benermt Social
Roas Point
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
R. H. Pattison
Court Street
Dempsey Denies Signer Contract For Wills Bout
International News Service reports promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons claimed an agreement with heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey to box Harry Wills on July 4 1926 in a new arena near De- city. Dempsey denies the deal and disputes the signed contract.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Local race repair and mixed reflections crop up in town
The report notes the hole at the Butler Harmony track crossing on East Washington Street has been repaired by the street department. Dempsey hints at an important statement to be issued later today while a champion refuses to back on Fitzsimmons. The piece also comments on wives divided into two kinds regarding their husbands.
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Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Butler, Harmony
East
Washington Street
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Elmer Best
Lilyville
Chas. Shallenberger
Safe Wett
Beaver Falls
Board of Trade
Fisher’s Big Store
Long Avenue
Fishers
Universal Sales CO
Croton Avenue
David H. Long
Jons Nolte
Twila Kaufmann
Twila
Lucille Govert
Diamond
LaVoern Price
Peg Thorton
Dot Kirkwood
Dot
Helen Jones
Dorothy McCall
Jack Payne
Mrs. Covert
Mra. Diamond
P_ DB
G. Price
D. McCall
Mrs. Huaulette
BIG Flat Boat
Strassburg
Julian Goldman
People’s Store
Washington ,St
Euwor
Alsace-Lorain Country
Lake Lucern
Four Cantona
Vitzeau
Axenstrass
Tellsplat
Wilfom Tells
Luucarn
Earth
Lucern
Lusern
Lucarners Mars
Interlaken
Italy
Offutt
Ohio
Brookhart
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
New Gistle Higgins Bros
Odds and Ends
Batiste
Steeberteeee
Jennie Beam
Ladies' Knit Union
Artamo
Sosa
Arly
Bis
Matt Searfs
Ios
Ees
Wills
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of B
Fed
Wallace
Diamond Tacof
Perelman
Smith
National Market Company
E. Washington St
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