Arguments Heard In Nolan Case At Court Hearing
Sudge Emery heard an application in the case of Mrs. Truby versus Charles W Nolan over injuries from a trap door fall in Nolan state. The last trial verdict favored the defendant. James A. Chambers and E M W G Harper represented the plaintiff. Charles HR Davia and Martin and Marcin defended Nolan. News from Spain notes sardine catch and packing.
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Sudge Emery
Nolan
James A. Chambers
E. M W. G. Harper
Plantiff
Charles HR. Davia
Martin and
Marcin
Bridge Engineer Ralph Modjeski to Build Mississippi Span
Prominent Chicago engineer Ralph Modjeski, head of Modjeski and Augier, plans the new fifteen million dollar Mississippi River bridge near New Orleans. Born in Cracow, Poland, he came to America at age 15, studied in Paris, and has designed bridges across Illinois, Missouri, Oregon, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, and more, with the Mississippi span to be the longest railroad bridge in the United States.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Hine
Ralph Modjeski
Chicago
Modjeski Washort
Io Cracow
Poland
Helen Modjeski
America
Madraewski
Modjeski
College of Ponts Et Chaussece
Paris
Modjeski and
Augier
Illinois
Missouri
Oregon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Tennesse
Rock Island
McKinley
Settle
Ore
New Memphis
Tenn
Philadelphia
Columbia
Willamette River
Tortland and
Seattle
Armerican
Missisippi River
United States
Religious and fraternal meetings and events listed
Third United Presbyterian meeting at eight in the evening at the parsonage. Young People's Class meets Tuesday evening in the church parlor with officer election. Loyal Hand Class meeting with Mrs. Thompson. Mid week service plans for evangelistic services later in winter. Ladies' Aid Society of King's Chapel to meet at Mrs. Pinkerton's home December 17. Maitland Memorial Sunday School to be heard at 7:30. Christian Endeavor Society business meeting Tuesday at 7:20. Class and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Normal Class Thursday at 6:45. Ladies' Aid all day meeting in church Thursday. Trustees' meeting Saturday evening at the First M.E. Standard Bearer group to meet at Evalyn Burleason's home December 7 at 8:00. The King's Daughters serve supper December 18 from 6 to 6:30. Mrs. John Butler hosts Stephenson Circle at 707 Court Street December 10 with H C Suling leading program and refreshments. Mother's Circle meets with Mrs. B C Chapman at 712 Cumberland Avenue Friday afternoon. Assistant hostesses listed. One feature is a play A Porch Party.
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Croton Avenue
M. KL
Selon
Epworth League
Grace Gibson
Bourch
Pestor
Miss Spafford
Women's Zone Missionary Society
John Scott
North Walnut Street
Trinity Episcopal
Church School
Retter
Effie Hogue Hill
Regina Huntington
Bethlehem
Woman's Missionary Society
David Nealett
Lesaure Avenue
The
Missionary Society
Christian
Margaret Boul
Pearson Street
BR. McAllister
Park Avenue
Phillips Circle
Macling
Truth Serkers
Horace Neadler
West
Washington Street
Central Christian
William Strobel
Beckford Strait
Offcers
Livingston Mis Senary Circle
Jean McClean
Waldo Street
Garles’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Retiearaula
A. U. RR
Joyce Wilson
Pine Street
Women's Monary Society
Third United Presbyterian
Legason
Loyal Hand
Mra. CG
Thompson
Warren Avenue
Evalyn Burleaon
Blaine Street
King’s Daughters
John Butler
Stephenson
Court Street
H. C. Sul Ings
B.C. Chapman
Cumberland Avenue
Two Teens Arrested for Stealing Doctor's Auto
Warren Jake and Jon Take, about 17, held in county jail on charges of stealing the automobile of Dr. J. G. McConahy from in front of his North Market Street residence around 6:30 last night. State Patrolman A. W. Shuler questioned them on New Cagito Sharon Road. they could not answer. Sheriff Willan Andrews and Patrolman C. M. Beatty traced the car to Dr. McConahy. the pair were taken to Sharon police station and jailed.
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Warren Jake
Jon
Eric
John G. McConahy
North Marcer Street
New Cagito Sharon Road
A. W. Shuler
Wong
Sharon Poles
C.M. Beatty
McConahy
Willan . Andrews
Beatty
As Sharon
Naw Castle
Presbyterians To Practice Tuesday For Church League Start
Members of the Central Presbyterian Church basketball team will hold a practice Tuesday afternoon at 8:15 oclock in the M.C.A. gym. All players expected to participate are urged to be present as it will be the only workout before the Church League opening Friday night.
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Central Presbyterian Church
M.C
Time Extension for Filing Reports Granted by Judge Emery
Judge Emery extended the filing period for reports until the first Monday in March after a petition by Attorney James W Rhndes. The filing delays concern damages claims by the First Presbyterian Church of West Mora via a bridge on Neshannock Creek at Liawranee Street and other local infrastructure projects including Serani to Third Ward Neshannock bridge, roadside works, Perry township roads, Hawthorne Avenue, Court Street grading, Porter and Harbor streets sewers, and Ryan Avenue grading.
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Emery
James W. Rhndes
First Presbyterian Church of
West Moravia
Neshannock Creek
Liawranee Street
Serani
Third Ward
Sroton
Frank C. Fisher
Rose Point
Perry Township
Hawthorne Avenue
Court Street
Porter and
Harbor Street
Ryan Avenue
Calahan and Whitla Return Home From Chicago Conference
Calahan and Whitla, representatives of the New Castle Rotary, returned from Chicago Sunday after attending the International Rotary Health Work Conference meeting. They report a dataresting session with over 690 attendees present.
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Calahan
Whitla
Chicago
Robert
Waltla
New Castle Residents to Attend Pittsburgh Luncheon
A large group of New Castle residents will attend a luncheon in Pittsburgh honoring Miss Hae Samuels and Thomas Glymdwr Richards director of the Mountain Ash Choir. The event will feature members of the choir appearing this week in Pittsburgh plus Mr and Mrs F M Alexander Euclid Avenue welcoming a daughter born at Shenango Valley Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Hae Samuels
Thomas Glymdwr Richards
Mountain Ash Choir
Horn
F. M. Alexander Euclid Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Alex Phillips
New Wilmington Son
Shenange Valley Hospital
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Dr. Finkelstein
Anna Link
McCleary Avenue
Dr. Finkel
Natin
Kane
Bee Avenue
Finkelstein
Yale
Foxil
Daly
North
Lafayette Street
L. A. Finkelstein
Washington ST
Regent Theatre
New Castle
PA Bell
C. W. Nolan
Spain
Marche
Sample’s Super Service
Mercer Street
Fourth and
Lawrence Avenue
Pihwood City
E. Robigony
J. W. Heckert
M. BK. Ieckert
Hart Wallover
First Presbyterian
Hershey Auxilary
William Atkinson
M. Elder
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Charles T. Metzler
Spiritualist
Church of Truth Gerviet
Clutton
Spirit Return
A. John Will
Bas i. Guthrie
Nellie Ingram
Iome
Wesley M. BH
Martha Jane Harkless
Women's Label Unions
Women's Label Union
Trades Assembly Hall
Annetta McKee Bible Class
Annetta McKee Bible
J. F. Garpenter
Winslow Avenue
Mcallister
Allison
Service Star Legion
Service Star
Daughters of Veterans
Lhe Woodman Hall
St. John'’s Lutheran
Catherine von Born
Soelery
Anna Alla
Uber Girect
Intermediate Luther League
Ladies' Aid Society
Zion Batheran
John Swanson
Albert Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mia
Edwi Johnson
Smithfield
Pelcels
Luther League
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Epworth M. BE
Misa Eva Donalson
Robert Russell
Frank Rowland
J. C. Wimner
George Cramer
P. H. Kearns
C. C. Harry
F. P. Andrews
Crawford Avenue
First United Presbyterian
Dorcas
Glen Club
Carnegie Technical Institute
Woman's Relief Corps
Woman's Relief
Sona of Veterans Hall
Presbyteriat
Jean BilwWne
Taul's Lutheran
Ordark
Rah Mouseski
Ladies’ Aid Society of
King’s Chapel
FR. Pinkerton
Gaming
J. G. McConahy
Ste
Mui
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Baye Bay R
Mllaom
Wlll
Presbyterians
Church
Reserva
H. 8
Res Credle
Gambie
Schroeder
Kurtzmann and
Branewick
Phonasux
Apha
Noth Mill Street
Cooper & Butler Clothing
Cooper & Butler
Sam H. McGoun
Chaipearing
FORD
Hyde
M. Master
Equpmen
Ware
Conclete
Harkness
B. Nor Soy
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