New Castle Troop Praised In Mt Gretna Training
New Castle cavalry Troop A of the One Hundred and Fourth Regiment trains at CAMP EDMUNDS MT GRETNA Pa under Brigadier General Wood. The unit earned commendation from Lt Colonel Farr for firing accuracy and from Division Range Officer Kemp for its firing records. Major Wolfe demonstrated field firing for Lt Colonel Davis. scores highlighted by Private John Heck with 192 and Private Paul Yingling 185.
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Camp Edmunds
Mt. Gretna
New Castle
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
John S. Farr
U. S
George H. Kemp
Thiese
One Hundred and Third Regiment
Samuel B. Wolfe
Lewisburg
Edward Davis
Militia
Pureea
Wighington
Wood
Lock Haven
Edward FF. MuUler
John Heck
Paul Yingling
Cars Stopped In Search For Corn
MERGER, Pa. Aug. 15. There is a new thrill in motoring in western Pennsylvania as motorists traveling from the west of Mercer county to the east are stopped and questioned about whether they have bought corn.
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Merger
Pennsylvania
Marcer County
Tackawannock Township
Outguard Station Quarantines Mercer County District
The United States Department of Agriculture quarantines western Mercer County and large parts of Crawford and Erie counties to halt spread of the corn borer. The pest, present for two years, has already ruined thousands of dollars of grain and threatens greater losses if not stopped.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mercer County
Crawford
Erie
New York State
Pennesitania
Pennsylvania
Imprisoned For Debt Law Used To Board Woman In Jail
EAST ST LOATS Ill Aug 18 An ancient law in debts leads to the imprisonment of Mrs Mabel Miller for six months unless a £2500 judgment by John Novak is paid. Novak injured by Mrs Miller in an auto crash, says she must be kept for the full term if needed. He paid $14 for two weeks board.
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East ST
Loats
Ill
Mabel Miller
John Novak
Bellevile
Novak
Sattler Pays Fine For Bootlegging in Prohibition Case
Harry Sattler of Pittsburgh and Rep. John W Langley of Kentucky were fined 19000 dollars for bootlegging violations. The penalty was paid today in Washington, D C.
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Sattler
Untaritlonit News Service
Washington
Harry Sattler
Pittsburgh
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Million Dollar Slander Suit In Chicago
Brennan accuses pro golfer of theft and faces a countersuit as she claims jewels were stolen. She alleges the Marquise and sister, aided by three policemen, pressured him to sign a partial reimbursement agreement. Only the suit precipe is filed. declaration will name the Marquise and others. They met in Mexico City in October 1923.
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Chicago
Brennan
Mexico City
Mrs Ketler Heads Central W C T U in 10th Term
Mrs Martha Ketler was reelected president of the Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union of this city for the tenth consecutive time at the annual meeting held Friday evening in the WC A parlors. New officers and department superintendents were named, with delegates and alternates chosen for county and state conventions. Members reported on programs, donations, and literature distributed, and urged registration for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ketler
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
WC. A
Jennie Forquer
C. FE. Jones
Wallace Pitzer
Harper Dick
Ralph Shiner
C. M. Grace
Sarah Robinson
C. EB. Jones
Anna McCandless
C. S. Hart
William Kennedy
J. Hawle
Central Union
Harrisburg
Seran Steen
Inter-County Institute
Butler
Sarah
CG. S. Hart
Lawrence County
New Castle Walr
New Castle
YW. G, AL
Edward Timmer and Mery A Jones in New Castle
Edward Timmer and Mery A Jones are listed in New Castle. The pair appears in a brief local notice format, indicating a civil or personal records item with no additional context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Timmer
New Castle
Mery A. Jones
Third Ward Man Enters The Lists For School Board
Frank K. Young of 1621 Woodlawn avenue announces candidacy for the eight-year term as school director in the Third Ward. He urges Republican voters to support him on September 15, citing 28 years in New Castle, concern for education, and his role as a local preacher with employment at American Sheets and Tin Plate. The notice appears as a political advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Young
Woodlawn Avenue
Third Ward
Young
New Castle News
New Castle
A. M. Chestern Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
American Sheets& Tin Plate Company
Torrential Rains Sweep Japan Causing Widespread Flooding
Central Japan reels as torrential rains flood 2590 Tokyo homes and depress railways and telegraph networks. Bridges and roads suffer severe damage yet no deaths reported. Other regions record widespread disruption and property loss amid the storm.
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Tokio
Japan
First Tent Meeting Opens On Shenango Street
Large crowd attends opening revival on Shenango Street under Church of the Nazarene auspices. Rev Nease delivers opening sermon on benefiting life from God. junior choir and trombone solo featured. services scheduled today with street meeting and tent events throughout the day.
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Shenango Street
Sampson Street
Church of the Nazarene
Rowe
the Palace of Tighe
Floyd W. Neease
Iamond
Nease
Servig
Bunday
Willard Grange Presents A Little Clodhopper Play Night
Willard Grange will stage a three act American comedy drama titled A Little Clodhopper on Wednesday evening August 19 in their hall. The cast includes September Creen and a list of performers with roles such as A VYottig Book Agent veratt Taylor George Chiggerson and more. A large program of entertainment follows with recitations music and readings by members, and refreshments served by the young people of the grange after the event.
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Creen
Vyottig
Willard Cne
Misa
Julietta Baan
Lanora White
Wiliard Grange
Grange
Gruute
Mae Dean
Secott Munnell
Rhoda Book
Tall
J. A. Doak
Inez Hunt
Nancy Blair
Florance Stevenson
Josephine Munnell
Tulk
S. A. Hynt
A. Shaw
Margaret Shaw
Crange
George Dean Jr
New Castle Golf Club Victorious Over Ellwood City Team
This week at New Castle Mield club featured a team match where New Castle Field club beat Ellwood City Country club by a 20 to 3 margin. Individual scores list New Castle players W M Nunn and M K Gilliland each contributing 2 or 3 points, while Ellwood City players posted varied results including several 0s and 1s.
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New Castle Mield Club
Ellwood City
Dr. &. M. Barlett
Dr. Parlett
New Castle Field Club
Ellwood City Country Club
New Castle
W. M. Nunn
M. KK. Gilliland
H. E. Lampe
Be.l. Stitginger
J. R. Cooper
H. D. Taylor
R. J. Ratneon
J. C. Gilfillan
July Motor Violation Arrests Totals 1764 in Harrisburgh
Harrisburg Pa Aug 18 Seventeen hundred sixty four arrests were made by state highway patrol for motor vehicle law violations in July Secretary of Highways Paul D Wright announced Prices totaling 16703 were returned to the state treasury and some jail terms were imposed Reckless driving charges appeared against autor drivers and 3 percent were intoxicated There were 198 arrests for theft violations 820 for road rule violations and the rest for minor infractions.
Uniontown Urges Manhunt for Attacker
Irate neighbors hunt a suspect described as a negro after 15 year old Sarah Deen says she was lured into a wooded area near Masontown and attacked. In Uniontown authorities warn residents to avoid vigilante measures while police pursue the assailant. A separate item notes a $33 fine paid by C. W. Gatey for a dog at large.
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Internatiomnal News Service
Uniontown
Sarah Deen
Masontown
C. W. Qatey
Committees For County Institute Are Announced
County Superintendent Charles F Ball and Assistant Superintendent John C Syling name committees for the County Institute to be held at the senior high school August 24 to 28. Listed are Big Beaver James Beaty Little Beaver Enon Valley BT Frazee Eugene Daniels North Beaver G M Barker Bessemer H J Colton Chewton Wampum R A Ebbert H E Tila Edenburg Mahoning John Burns Sara Balsiger Ewing Park Wayne Mrs Helen Johns Cm Alen Hickory Joan Martin Neshannock Mary Coulter New Wilmington John Lawther Perry Allee Covert Plaingrove D Weir Gilgan Pulaski Donald Gibson Scott Seeley Norgle Shenango Clara Book Slippery Rock Mary Stevenson South New Castle Boro Verna Grean Shenesko Taylor Joint Ruth Gilliam Taylor Blanche Allen Gnion Thomas V Kelly Valent Washington Arthur Jack Mary Watson Wilmington Betl Catterson Institute committees have eat.
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Charles F. Ball
John C. Syling
County Institute For Soudhers
Big Beaver
James Beaty
Little Beaver
Enon Valley BT
Frazee
Eugene Daniels
North Beaver
G. M. Barker
Bessemer
H. J. Colton
Chewton
Wampum
Ebbert
H. E. Tila
Edenburgnd
Verna Grean
Shenesko Taylor
Ruth Gilliam
A Taylor
Blanche Allen
Coolidge Maintains Calm Under Crisis
President Coolidge rests at Swampscott after a dramatic week. Major J. F. Coupal, physician to the president, lauds the colonel's vitality and stubborn determination. Secretary Everett Saunders stays behind at the summer offices and boss Colonel S. A. Chensy handles official duties. The couple may return to Swampscott on Tuesday, with a possible extension of their stay.
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J. F. Coupal
Everett Saunders
Messachneatis
High Ser
A Chensy
Washington
Sunday Services At Wesley M E Church This Week
Regular services will be held Sunday August 16 at Edenborg and Wesley Methodist churches. Rev M B Riley will speak at both, on Jakob the Jewish Ideal of Excellence. Troop 15 holds a large meeting Friday with scouts earning ranks and noting plans for Camp Phillips participation. Reunion postponed due to a death in the family.
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Wesley M. E
Edenborg
Wesley Methodist
M. B. Riley
Jakob
George McCracken
First Christian Church
Boy Scouts of America
Hubert McNees
Reie
George Anderson
Donela van Horn
Wee
Joe F
Camp Phillips
House Peters in Raffles at the Penn Next Week
House Peters stars as Raffles in a master film production at the Penn Theatre next week. The famed mystery character will be portrayed with strong direction and leading performance, promising an engaging screen experience for New Castle audiences. Also showing Eye's Lover with Trene Rich and Bert Lytell, a drama with noted comedy segments for a varied evening at the cinema.
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Raffles
Nan
Penn Theatre
House Peteurs
New Castle
Trene Rich
Bert Lytell
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New Castle Troop
Mew Castle
Penesylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Universal
Cripps Hardware CO
Corner Mill
Croton Avenue
Bell
Phono
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
New
W. Parters
Rank A. Young
Willard Grange
Europe
Mortimer i. Schiff
M. Parlettts
R. Cooper
J Nuun
Clilland
Lampe
J . Giltinan
W. P. Feich
EB Ellott
HH. Wallace
W. W. Horner
C. B. Johnson
I Br BM. Parler
GS. Dang
H. C.meck
County Institute
Coolidge
Ooper-Sotler
Sam H. McGoun
Festa
de Robert
House Peters
the Penn
Housefpeter
Universals
Anna
Pat
Pura
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