Dr Bellinger Appointed New Conservatory Leader at Estminster
Dr W Charles Wallace announced a faculty change at Estminster College appointing Dr Franz Bellinger of New York to head the Conservatory of Music. Bellinger succeeds Norval Brelos who joins the University of Oklahoma staff. He studied at Cologne Milan Leipzig and London and has directed music programs at several institutions including the Indianapolis Academy of Music and Tabernacle Choral Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne Conservatory
Indianapolis Academy of Musle
Tabernacle Choral Society
Newark
New Jersey
Bellingar
College of St. Elizabeth
Convent Station
Porch Party Delights Highland W C T A Members
Mrs W J Isaac hosted a porch party on Wednesday afternoon for the Highland avenue Ladies of High land W C T A. Twenty four guests attended including out of town visitors Mrs S M Patton Fort Worth Mrs N M Agnew Wilkinsburg and Mrs Q C Rose. One new member Mrs R M Rothrock was received. Delegates were named for the county Institute at First Baptist Church September 3. Afghanis were completed and ready to send to soldiers. The Soldier and Sailors work was assigned assistants and the meeting closed with social sewing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Isaac
Highland Avenue
Highland W. Co. T. A
S. M. Patton
Vandegrift
N. M. Agnew
Fort Worth
Textus
QC. C. Rose
Wilkinsburg
Robert Wallace
R. M. Rethrock
County Institute
Jack Griner
F. J. Kila
H. B. Brooks
N. L. Gardiner
Fair Grounds
J. H. Wright
Galvin Smith
C. F. Messiman
Frank Haydon
R. M. Rothrock
L. Club hosts card party and meetings in 1923
Three tables of five hundred were in play Thursday evening as Mrs Albert Sullivan entertained L. Club members at her Phil lips Place. Prizes went to Mrs George Chip and Mrs Fred Delane. Miss Catherina Rocks helped serve. Next meetings planned with Mrs Thomas Wellely in Youn Kensington Iowa. Special guests included Mrs Mac O Thimlar and Mrs Caroline F Pregenzer. Dorothy assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Kensington
Iowa
William Progenter
East Washington Street
Tostess
Dorothy
Mac O Thimlar
Weat Newton
Caroline Fpregenzer
Dalrim— Pie
Clifford Black
Wilson Carr
Superior Street
Viaduct Ordinance Before Commission
The Neshannock viaduct ordinance was read and sent to the city planning commission after being called up before council. If disapproved it will not block passage, and the plan envisions a 70 foot wide viaduct between Lincoln avenue Craw ford Terrace and Croton avenue Walnut street, with lands condemned from several owners pending Public Service Commission approval of the overhead structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Viaduct
City Planning Commission
Lincoln Avenue
Crawford Terrace
North Hill
Croton Avenue
Walnut Street
Croton
Strees
Jacob Levine
George W. Boyles
Mary E. Dugan
T. H. Smith
Annie Moase
Public Service Commission
Local Social Notes From Butler and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Butler visits relatives here while Clifford Cartwright and John McClafferty plan a Saturday departure for French Creek. Numerous guests and travelers are listed, including Eva L Baker visiting her sister in Bessemer and Maude Taylor staying with C W Smith in East Washington. James Gilbert named for the August birth of a son to GC Cameron and Mrs. Cameron.
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
GC. R. Cameron
A.D
James Gilbert
William Maloney
James
Edward
William
Federal Street
Oil City
Elsie Brunner
Milton Street
New Castle Hospital
Eleanor Hodgkinson
New Jersey
Harriet Weddell
Wilmington Avenue
Charles Gee
Billy
Elmira
Earl’ Stark
Winslow Avenue
Anna Lebo
Sciota Street
C. Cobb
East Long Avenue
Pittsburgh
Mckees Books
Clara Reserves
County Line Street
Cliford Cartwright
Mary Moltz
Niles Vieborg
Roy Bradford
Alics
David Roy Bradford
Crawford Avenue
Robert Bradford
Edi Son Avenue
Margaret Yarlett
Francis J. Ferry
East Wallace Avenue
Mary Cdonnellan
North Beaver Street
Duluth, Minn
Cascade Park Opens To Public Saturday Night
Carl Shaner says Cascade Park will open to the public Saturday night after seven as the Ku Klux Klan event ends at seven when park rights expire. Several thousand Kiangmen are expected to attend the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shaner
Don McKibben
Cascade Park
Ku Klux Klan
Young Boy Recovering From Finger Injury
William Walker of Smithfeld street had the end of his finger cut off while using a saw a few days ago and required an operation. He is now recovering from the effects of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Smithfeld Street
English arrival seeks new home in city
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 for Night Light Inspection
No light inspection by Councilman D O Davies today as colleagues inspect new lights installed in summer. He suggests a night tour but received no reply. Council plans to wait for a dark night while Davies believes tonight is suitable since there is no moon. Electric company workers are currently installing lights on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Davies
Annexation Petition Placed Before New Castle Council
Council receives notice that residents of part of Neshannock township seek annexation to New Castle along Euclid Avenue. Attorneys Gilfillan and Patterson file petition. council may vote on November election. Councillor Lusk criticizes the move citing insufficient funds for dirt street improvements and urges opposition. The petitioner’s land parcel lies along Euclid avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Gilfillan
Clarence Patterson
Neshannock Township
New Castle
Vetera
Counseilman Lusk
White
Euclid Avenue
Main Stop Law Adopted by Council at Main Street
The council passed an ordinance requiring all vehicles to make a full stop at the Main Street intersection. Violation penalties are stated in the measure.
New Traffic Rule Promises Fewer Auto Collisions
In a city update Mayor Dunlap has ordered stop markings at all main street intersections. Enforcement begins in 10 days with a $106 fine or up to 30 days in fall for violations. Signe will be placed and motorials have begun obeying the new law to cut crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Maoin
Six New Castle Lads In Trouble At Farm Tell
Six New Castle youths were picked up after a midnight joy ride in Farm Tell when police detained them near Station Street and Lee Avenue. Officers Reed and Sposito arrested the group after they stopped at 2:15 a.m. Thursday and returned to the area blowing horns despite requests to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrell
New Castle
Bijoy
Mare! Parretta
Andrew Gila
Osaph Pagley
Marty Biondi
Charles Micciardi
Andrew Biondi
Stationstreat
Lee Avenue
Reed
Sposito
Perfetta
Thursday Morning Fines with Costs Imposed
Burgess Fish Perfetto were fined ten dollars and costs Glo five dollars and costs Pagley five dollars and costs while the others were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wclock
Burgess Fish
Perfetto
Glo
Pagley
Chief Narcotic Agent Operated On In Pittsburgh
United States narcotics agent in charge of the Philadelphia division C A H De La Gardis rested comfortably in Waat Penn hospital after an appendicitis operation. Doctors reported the operation a success and expected a speedy recovery. He had been transacting business in Pittsburgh and planned to leave for Philadelphia last night when illness struck.
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International News Services
Pittsburgh
C. A. H. de la Gardis
United States
Philadelphia
Waat Penn Hospital
de la Gardie
City Pauses Vogan Avenue Grading Ordinance
Councilman Davies introduced an ordinance to grade Vogan Avenue from Mast Washington Street to 120 feet west of Hurona Avenue and provide for damages costs and expenses. Colleagues paused the measure today in a move reflecting budget concerns and road work priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Washington Street
Hurona Avenue
Roundhead Veteran Dies On Thursday
George L. Preston of Volant aged 83 died Thursday night at his son Thomas Preston’s home after a brief illness. He was born November 4, 1841, a Civil War veteran, wounded at Antietam, and longtime blacksmith. Survived by his wife Christina Hosack, a son, a half sister Mrs Bell Nicklin, and two half brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 from 1213 East Washington Street, burial in Gracelong Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Preston
Volant
Thomas Preston
East Washington Street
Preston
Marcus
Dorothy Preston
Christina Hosack
Presbyterian Church of
Wiliam Gleason Post G. AR
Antietam
Bell Nickiln
Mercer
Robert McDowell
Grove City
McDowell
East
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Bellinger
Brelos
Westminster College School of Music
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
South Dakota
Columbia University
Central Union
Central W. ¢. T. U
S. A. Perry
Lakewood
East Brook Union
Martha Ketler
Spealara
Jeannette Hutton
R. L. Wallace
Mom L. Alley
First Baptist Church
W. A. Coulter
Binghamton
N. Y
Wale Coulter Caldwell
Greer Building
Margaret Coulter
Leagure Avenue
Coulter
Roy Pringle
Tulua
Okla
Harriat Pringle
Marshall Avenue
Butle
Bannette
W. J Offutt Co
Lusehdis
W. J. Offutt Co
Offutt’s
Nightingale
Merica
Abe
Panty
Izeg
NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette
Council
Lusk
Vogan Avenue
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