E A Division Shows Creditable Showing At New Brighton Meet
E A division of the Pennsylvania Railroad sent about 109 New Castle employees to the fourth annual central region athletic meet at Junction Park New Brighton Saturday. The New Castle band aided the program and the division won 27 points with F M Kerry taking the lone local first in horseshoe singles.
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Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Junction Park
New Brighton
Naw
York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
New Castle
F. M. Kerry
C. W. Fleming
G. C. Lees
Dan Potter
Johnny Shields
Frank Jerry
Jerry
Walt Kroen
Western Pennsylvania General Superintendent
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Conemaugh
Katherina Richards
Pennsylvania Must Stop Filling River Hero City Council Directive
City council directed Heitor Robert M. White to notify authorities to stop filling the river. The action targets the Pennsylvania river project and cites official steps to halt construction and seek compliance. The directive underscores local governance response and potential regulatory remedies.
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Pennsylvania
City Council
Robert M. White
P. R. R. Ordered To Stop Shenango River Encroachment
Councilman Miller called out the alleged violation of the Shenango river line and urged action. Council approved notifying the P. R. R. 6 to cease encroaching on the river and to remove ashes placed on the stream south of the West Washington street bridge.
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Shenango River
West Washington Street Bridge
Miller
Council
Miss Amy Morris Named Supervisor Of Colored Work
Miss Amy Morris of Lonsdale Rhode Island was named temporary supervisor of colored work of the local YWCA at a board meeting in Association rooms Saturday afternoon. Morris trained for missionary work with plans to enter the field in Africa and will focus on work in New Castle. This summer she has served as camp director of the East Brook YWCA camp and has been notably successful in her duties.
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Amy Morris
Lonsdale
Rhode Island
Board of Directors
Association Rooms
Morris
Feld
Africa
New Castle
East Brook ¥. W. C. A
Petitions and Orders From Morning Court Session
Judge Emery oversees a brief session with petitions granted and guardianship actions. Rodgers executrix seeks mortgage to pay debts. guardians appointed for Charles and Mildred Rodgers. Mortgage strike on Glover to Klidoo discussed. notices directed. Guardian for Frances Boda authorized to send ward to St Louis. Guardians appointed for Bryce and Mary McGeehan. Hearing set for a touring car sale seized from William Benjamin. Guardian appointed for Hanna Fell by father Herman Fell.
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Emery
Lilian May Rodgers
Emma M. Tidball
R. M. Campbell
Charles
Mildred EB. Rodgers
Marshall Glover
Hiram Klidoo
Little Beaver Township
WJ. Kil[aoa
Eva McBride
Hiram Kildoo
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Frances Boda
Ward
St. Louis
Business College
Oliver J. Kammerer
Bryce
Mary
McGeehan
Edith Brothers
R. L. Hildebrand
Wiliam Benjamin
Hanna Fell
Dora Fell
Herman Fell
Court Petitions Open Judgment in Oil Company Case
Petition to open judgment filed in the case HE H Steen v William C Schmid. Schmid alleges involvement with Llewellyn Oil Company and that funds were sought through notes. He claims he loaned $200 with return if stockholders failed to provide similar notes. Directors’ accounting not performed. Steen implicated as director. Similar petitions by John A McGrath and Ww Johnston allege same facts. Judge Emery set next returnable on the first Monday of October.
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Hmnery
HE. H. Steen
Wm. C. Schmid
Schmid
Steen
Llewellyn Oil Company
John A. McGrath
Ww. F. Johnston
Emery
Station Agents Honor F H Knox Farewell Dinner
Frank H Knox of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad receives a farewell dinner from agents of several lines including the Pennsylvania Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh and Erie. They praise his 15 years of service and present a magnetic charm as he advances to a new agent post in Youngstown Ohio.
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Frank H. Knox
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Youngstown
Cts
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Rochester
The
Erie
High Twelve Club
Knox
Autos Stolen in Ellwood City and Sharon Over Weekend
Ellwood City reported on Sunday that an Overland touring car with Pennsylvania plate 49-159 had been taken there. Sharon reported a 1924 Buick roadster with Pennsylvania plate 636-022 taken in that city. It was painted green with an orange stripe.
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Ellwood City
Sharon Poths
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Carry New Castle Tags To New Castle Ontario Can
New Castle News reports Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Reeble returned from a long auto trip across Canada and the United States. Their car displayed New Castle Pennsylvania plates sparking interest in New Castle Ontario a small hamlet of about 60 residents.
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New Gaston
New Castle
Daniel J. Reeble
Canada
Erie
Buffalo
Toronto
Hamilton
Thousand Islands
Alexandria Bay
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Willamsport
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Ninety Attend Bel-Ve-Dere Corn And Weiner Roast
Members of the Bel-Ve-Dere Club at New Wilmington Junction held a corn and weiner roast Saturday night with marshmallows and games as the main diversions. Ninety people attended making it the largest social event in the organization’s history.
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Bel-Ve-Dere
New Wilmington Junction
Reed To Practice With Dr. Mechem
Announcement in New Castle reports a new dental association. Dr. Jay LeRoy Reed, Pittsburgh 1924 graduate, joins Dr. W C Mechem at the Bleakley Black Building on the second floor. Reed, a New Castle native, is a 1918 high school graduate and local graduate.
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New Castle
Jay LeRoy Reed
Dental School
University of Pittsburgh
W. C. Mechem
Mechem
Bleakley Black
Read
City Moves To Round Street Corners
City council backed the police chief recommendation to round the sharp corners of Butler Avenue and Ray Street. They also agreed with a councilman’s plan to round the southwest corner of Highland at Wallace Avenue.
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Council Today
Palla
Dysart
Butler Avenue
Ray Street
Davies
Highland
Wallace Avenue
U K Specifications For Clarence Avenue
Council approved plans for grading Clarence avenue between Washington street and Stallion avenue. City clerk instructed to advertise for bids.
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Council
Clarence Avenue
Wfaat
Washington Street
Staliion Avenue
ReV S E Irvine To Return From Vacation Trip
Pastor S E Irvine of the First United Presbyterian Church is due back from August in Albany Oregon likely Wednesday or Thursday this week. He visited his sister during the trip and spent the month away.
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S. E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
Albany
Oregon
Irvine
Lusk Seeks Water Nuisance Abatement
Councilman Les Lusk told the council that Street Commissioner Judy Barteaux has not completed an offer to abate a water nuisance on South Diamond Way. H. G. Miller said orders were given to Barteaux to fulfill the order and ensure compliance. Also, Kennedy Truck No. 12 driven by Martin Topoly struck an electric light pole at North Liberty and Cherry, with Topoly lacking a Pennsylvania driver’s license though driving a Pennsylvania-registered vehicle. police investigated. Rice crop prospects noted at thirty-six million bushels, with no further context.
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Les Lusk
Calleagués
Judy Barteaux
South Diamond Way
Conneilman
H. G. Miller
Barteaux
Kennedy
Martin Topoly
Miller Avenue
Youngstown
North Liberty
Cherry Streets
Topoly
Pennsylvania
Mrs Owen Returns From Puxico Revival Work
Rev Mrs George B Owen wife of Rev George Ow er pastor of Central Christian Church returned home Sunday from Puxico Missouri where she conducted a two week revival meeting The gatherings filled the house and aisles with people children crowded the windows She organized a Womens Missionary Society and a Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society led Bible Drill and sang a solo each night She was invited back next year The August Missouri meeting season and a long auto trip are noted with her return accompanied by her children and husband after their son’s illness and death in a recent accident
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George B. Owen
George Ower
Central Christian Church
Puxico
Owen
Mrs Owen Aids Foreign Residents While In Missouri Belt
Proved and a speedy recovery is expected. While away, the party wag in the bottom belt of Missouri, exceptionally good this year, Mrs. Owen will continue her work among the foreign people in this city.
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Botton
Missouri
Owen
South Street widening project advances in city plan
Street department commenced widening of South Street between South Mill Street and Apple Way. Plans indicate the “gooseneck” will be eliminated and traffic benefits expected.
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South Street
South Mill Street
Ape Ple Way
Fire hydrant request sent to chief in Maryland Ave area
A council note directs the fire department chief to place a water hydrant on Maryland avenue between Stanton and Butler avenues. The move aims to improve fire protection for the area. Municipal authorities scheduled action and oversight follows.
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Council
Maryland Avenue
Stanton
Butler Avenues
Home From Canadian Fishing Trip Returns
A. EB Zerner M G Preston George Winter and 8 D Pearson returned home Sunday from a two weeks fishing and viewing trip in Canada. They report a pleasant voyage and enjoyable vacation.
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A. Eb, Zerner
M. G. Preston
George Winter
D. Pearson
Viewlinn
Canada
City to Remove Old Poles This Week
City council plans to remove about 200 poles owned by Citizens Telephone, starting next week. New Castle Electric officials say 35 poles with pavement attachments belong to the Electric company, which would need to be removed or reassigned to continue pole use.
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Citizens Telephone Company
New Castle Electric Company
Coun
Electric
Bond plan tied to bid removal by city contractor
Councilman Lusk notes that the successful bidder must post a bond to ensure prompt compliance with the award. The notes are viewed as a menace by officials.
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Lusk
Ste
Council OKs grading ordinance on Glass Street
City council today approves a grading ordinance covering Glass Street between Grant Street and the boundary of the ANS pottery company property. The measure finalizes work guidelines and safety provisions for the stretch.
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Grant
She. Ans Pottery Company
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TERRO
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Leonard Green
New Rochelle
Eleanor Fay Bank
Philadelphia
Herbert Hartley
S. S. Leviathan
Hartley
Cornell
Reed
Dr. Mechem
U. K
Trinity Church
North Mill
East Falls Streets
Woman’s Guild
Rev. S. E. Irvine
Wa Coute
Cecil B. de Mille
Jeanie Keesky
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L Lasky
ALL Creeds
Paramount
Lyman H. Howe
Moses
Mrs. Owen
Puxico, Me
Evan- Rellsie
Beng
South America
Peru
Brazil
Dick Talmadge
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