Dr. Bellinger To Succeed Brelos At Westminster College
Westminster College announces Dr. Franz Bellinger of New York will chair the Conservatory of Music, replacing Norval Brelos who joined the University of Oklahoma staff. Bellinger, trained at Cologne and European schools, earned a PhD in music at Columbia and led the College of St. Elizabeth music department before 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
W. Charles Wallace
Conservatory of Music
Franz Bellinger
New York
Norval Brelos
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Bellinger
Cologne Conservatory
Milan
Leipzig
London
Indianapolis Academy of Music
Tabernacle Choral Society
Newark
New Jersey
Sangerbund
Columbia University
Mosenthal
Dean of Conservatory at Dakota Wesleyan praised for teaching
The last two years he has held the position of dean of the Conservatory at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell South Dakota. Those who know his work say his training at Columbia University is validated by his success as a teacher of singing piano and orchestral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
South Dakota
Columbia University
W C T U and L T L Porch Party Delegations and Plans
Mrs W J Isaac hosted a Highland Avenue porch party for the Highland W C T U with twenty four guests including visitors from S M Patton Vandegrift Pa N M Agnew Fort Worth Tex O C Rose Wilkinsburg Pa. One new member R M Rothrock was welcomed and delegates were named for the county institute on September 3. Afghanis completed for Soldier and Sailors work were to be sent to hospital troops. Regular meeting set for September and picnic guests included Central W C T U members Martha Ketler led talks by Jeannette Hutton R L Wallace and Mont L Riley with plans for the county convention on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Isaac
Highland Avenue
Highland W. C. T. U
S. M. Patton
Vandegrift
N. M. Agnew
Fort Worth
Texas
O. C. Rose
Wilkinsburg
Robert Wallace
R. M. Rothrock
County Institute
First Baptist Church
Jack Griner
F. J. Kile
H. B. Brooks
N. L. Gardner
Fair Grounds
J. E. Wright
Calvin Smith
C. F. Mossman
Frank Haydon
Central W. C. T. U
J. A. Perry
Lakewood
East Brook Union
Martha Ketler
Jeannette Hutton
R. L. Wallace
Mont L. Riley
Event at President’s Home with Mrs Sampson
The notice places the gathering at the home of the president, Mrs S S Sampson, indicating a social or official event hosted by the couple.
Club hosts games and prizes at Mrs Sullivan’s home
Three tables of five hundred were in play Thursday evening when Mrs Albert Sullivan entertained members of the 1923 S. L. Club in her home. Prizes were won by Mrs George Chip and Mrs Fred Delane. Miss Catherine Rocks assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. In two weeks the members will meet with Mrs Thomas Vallely of West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sullivan
Phillips
S. L
George Chip
Fred Delane
Catherine Rocks
Thomas Vallely
West Washington Street
Iona Kensington Holds Regular Meeting at Pregenter Home
Iona Kensington members gathered at Mrs. William Pregenter’s East Washington street home Thursday afternoon for music and fancy work. Guests included Mrs. Mac Thimler of West Newton Pa Mrs. Caroline Pregenter Mrs. Dalrim ple and Mrs. Clifford Black. In three weeks Mrs. Wilson Carr will host on Superior street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Kensington
William Pregenter
East Washington Street
Dorothy
Mac Thimler
West Newton
Caroline Pregenter
Dalrimple
Clifford Black
Wilson Carr
Superior Street
Viaduct Ordinance Before Commission
The Neshannock viaduct ordinance was read and referred to the city planning commission. The project would open streets between Lincoln avenue Crawford Terrace and Croton Croton to condemn lands of several named owners and assess damages. The Public Service Commission must approve the overhead structure before construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Viaduct
City Planning Commission
Lincoln Avenue
Crawford Terrace
North Hill
Croton Avenue
Walnut Street
Croton
Jacob Levine
George W. Boyles
Mary E. Dugan
T. E. Smith
Annie Mosso
Public Service Commission
Local residents and visitors in town for family and travel news
Personal mentions note Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Butler visiting relatives. Clifford Cartwright and John Mc Clafferty travel to French Creek. Several others welcome visitors, travel for visits, and announce a birth named James Gilbert. A group from Tulsa leaves for Evans City after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Butler
Clifford Cartwright
John McClafferty
French Creek
Eva L. Baker
Warren Avenue
J. D. McCord
Bessemer
Maude Taylor
Meadville
C. W. Smith
East Washington Street
Edwin Griffith
Marjorie
Adams Street
Brookville
Cascade Park Opens To Public After Klan Picnic Ends
Carl Shaner said Cascade Park will be open to the public Saturday night after seven o'clock as the Ku Klux Klan picnic ends then. Several thousand Klansmen were expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shaner
Don McKibben
Cascade Park
Boy’s Finger Injured After Sawing Accident
William Walker of Smithfield street had the end of a finger cut off while using a saw a few days ago and required an operation to restore function. He is now recovering from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Smithfield Street
Englishman George Sutton Arrives in City to Seek New Home
George Sutton of England has arrived in this city and expects to make his home here. He is staying with his uncle Albert Walker of Smithfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sutton
England
Albert Walker
Smithfield Street
Councilman Davies Pushes Night Inspection of New Street Lights
Councilman D O Davies proposed inspecting summer installed street lights tonight. Colleagues offered no reply about a tour starting. The council plans to wait for a dark night as Davies calls tonight good with no full moon. Electric company crews are installing lights on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Davies
Davies
Electric Company
East Washington Street
Annexation Petitions Placed Before City Council
Attorneys J C Gilfillan and Clarence Patterson served notice that residents of Neshannock Township seek annexation to New Castle. Voters will decide at the November election. Councilman Lusk objects citing funding limits for dirt street improvements. The tract lies along Euclid Avenue and the issue will be decided after court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gilfillan
Clarence Patterson
Neshannock Township
New Castle
Lusk
White
Euclid Avenue
Main Stop Law Adopted By Council
Council approved an ordinance requiring all vehicles to come to a full stop at main street intersections. Violation of the ordinance carries unspecified penalties and enforcement details remain to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
New Stop Signs to Cut Auto Collisions at Main Street
Mayor Dunlap marks all main street intersections with stop signs to enforce a new law. Signs will be placed and motorists have begun obeying, with a $100 fine after a 30 day transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Dunlap
Six New Castle Lads In Trouble In Farrell
Six New Castle youths led a late night joy ride to Farrell were arrested after loitering at Station street and Lee avenue. Officers Reed and Sposito intervened and the group was placed under arrest after failing to disperse. They faced a hearing at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
New Castle
Marei Perfetto
Andrew Gilo
Oseph Pagley
Harry Biondi
Charles Ricciardi
Andrew Biondi
Station Street
Lee Avenue
Reed
Sposito
Shenago Boulevard
Local court fines listed with penalties and costs
On Thursday morning before Burgess Fish Perfetto was fined 10 dollars and costs Gilo 5 dollars and costs Pagley 5 dollars and costs while the others were released in court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Fish
Perfetto
Gilo
Pagley
Chief Narcotic Agent Operated On In Pittsburgh
International news reports that A. H. De La Gardie, head of the Philadelphia narcotics division, underwent an appendectomy at West Penn hospital in Pittsburgh. Physicians say the operation was successful and recovery should be swift. He had been in Pittsburgh on business and planned to return to Philadelphia when illness struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
International News Service
A. H. de la Gardie
United States
Philadelphia
West Penn Hospital
de la Gardie
City Approves Vogan Avenue Grading Plan
Council passes Davies ordinance to grade Vogan avenue from East Washington street to 120 feet west of Huron avenue and to pay damages costs and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogan Avenue
Davies
Washington Street
Huron Avenue
Roundhead Veteran Dies On Thursday
Washington Street resident George L. Preston 83 of Volant died Thursday evening at his son Thomas Preston’s home following a brief illness. He served in Civil War Company B Roundhead Regiment 100 Infantry 1861 and was wounded at Antietam. He leaves a son, a half sister, two half brothers, his wife having died two weeks earlier. funeral Saturday at 2:30 from 1213 East Washington, interment Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Preston
Volant
Thomas Preston
East Washington Street
Mr. Preston
Marcus
Dorothy Preston
Christina Hosack
Presbyterian Church of
William Gleason Post
Roundhead
Antietam
Bell Nicklin
Mercer
Robert L. McDowell
Grove City
McDowell
East
Washington Street
Graceland Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Bellinger
Brelos
Westminster College School of Music
W.C. T. U. and
Central Union
S. L. Club
C. R. Cameron
R. D
James Gilbert
William Maloney
James
Edward
William
Federal Street
Oil City
Elsie Brunner
Milton Street
New Castle Hospital
Eleanor Hodgkinson
Harriet Weddell
Wilmington Avenue
Charles Gee
Billy
Elmira
N. Y
Earl Stark
Winslow Avenue
Anna Lebo
Scioto Street
C. Cobb
East Long Avenue
McKees Rocks
Clara Reeves
County Line Street
Mary Moltz
Niles
Roy Bradford
Alice
David Roy Bradford
Crawford Avenue
Robert Bradford
Edison Avenue
Margaret Yarlett
Francis J. Perry
East Wallace Avenue
Mary Donnellan
North Beaver Street
Duluth
Minn
W. A. Coulter
Binghamton
Wale Coulter Caldwell
Greer
Margaret Coulter
Leasure Avenue
Coulter
Roy Pringle
Tulsa
Harriet Pringle
Marshall Avenue
Carl Wilson
W. J. Offutt Co
Butler and Jeannette
Offutt
Merica
Nightingale
Panty
NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette
Poros Union Suits
Ironing Board
Steele
Benefit City
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