Scouts Air Meet a Huge Success at Carnegie Auditorium
About 100 scouts and friends gathered for Lawrence County Boy Scout council's first model airplane contest and exhibition. William Ice of Troop 17 won top honors in the exhibition. William Se won flying contest first with the Mystery Tractor. Judges included David McGoun and Henry J. Hamilton. expects hundreds of planes next spring at Bradford airport.
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Carnegie Auditorium
Lawrence County Boy Scout Council
Nene
Hanes
William Ice
Kenneth Atkinson
Curtis-Hawk
Ralph Montgomery
William Se
Kenneth Wallace
Kivert
Allan Llg
Fuulon FL Davis
P. A. Wallace
Soen
Wergecuy
David McGoun
Bradford
Henry J. Hamilton
New Castle
Mr. Wallace
William HA. Haley
J. A Pearson
Lawrence County
Bradford Eld
Board Of Trade To Be Organized In January 1930
South Side merchants will form a board of trade during January 1930 to promote business improvements in the South Side. The group will include all local merchants and aims to advance commercial prospects in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
South Side
Where to Go to Right and Right State Film Listings
A compact 1930s era cinema page lists Talking Motion Picture attractions at multiple venues. Sue Carol and Nico Stuart star in Why Leave Home, with Douglass Fairbanks Jr and Loretta Young in Fast Life, plus Chester Morris in a separate act. Royalties and acts include Tom Mix in King Cowboy, Dolores Costello in Man Ark, and Lon Chaney in Thunder with Phyllis Haver. Regular Vitaphone acts and sound news events offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Douglass Fairbanks, Jr
Loretta Young
Aisa Chester Morris
Tom Mix
Wonder Harsé
Tony
Dolores Costesta
George. Brien
Charles Chase
Lon Ghaney
Phyllis Haver
James Murray
Hugh Hebert
Family members host lively field club evening
From Page One, a large gathering at the field club enjoyed a turkey dinner followed by music, dancing, cards, and billiards. Performers included James Jackamo Gilbert Ross and the Pi ord Quartet with Carl Kuechler. Magista The Prestidigitator performed tricks as the room overflowed with family and stockholders, finishing after midnight. Louis Hoon hunted nearby deer. Mrs Jacob Rents will host the 1913 club on December 9 at 19 Winter Avenue.
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A. Rodgers
James Jackamo
Gilbert Ross
Pi Ord
Ollie Rodgers
Charles E. Allen
James A. Jackamo
Bart Richards
Carl Kuechler
Magista
J. F. Bents
News
Jacob
Winter Avenue
Town Doctor urges New Castle to help neighbors this Christmas
The Town Doctor column from The New Castle News in cooperation with The Lions Club calls residents to act this season. It urges Santa Claus belief as a metaphor for civic duty, asking locals to volunteer, donate, and engage in community projects to improve New Castle for all. It cites a telephone number to call with ideas and emphasizes timely action and shared responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Old St. Nick
New Castle
A. de Slane
The
New Castile
Lions Club
Large town items and curios from PA Newc notes
The evening at the newspaper office included the business, editorial, and mechanical departments celebrating with a lighthearted gathering. A hunter arrived with a red cap and a buck trophy, Lewis Wells visited after crossing the U S from Hollywood, and youth scouts staged an airplane flying exhibition at Carnegie auditorium as part of winter programs. Authorities warn of increasing bandit activity and urge public reporting of suspicious people. The Bessemer water system update and hydrant nozzle matching with New Castle trucks are noted, along with Christmas mailings and seals reminders.
Dam Work Starts On Old Rosena Reservoir Dam
Report notes six inches thickness found at the old Rosena dam as Woods and Gobler Co employees begin tearing it out this morning. The day is almost springlike with a balmy air, noon shows possible rain, and Christmas trees appear in displays. A man uses a small sled to haul an “A” radio battery, showing a practical transport system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena
Pa Nene
Y Manages New Winter Practice Court Access
At the Y M C A the newly installed winter practice court on the third floor will be ready for use Monday. Golf may not be popular this season, but the facility will remain in vogue as a practice option for workers and members.
Deaths of the Day in local notes and obituaries
Obituary notices report Joseph H. Doutt of North Beaver Township age 60 dying Thursday at home after months of illness, survived by wife Mary and 9 children with 21 grandchildren. funeral Sunday at 2 from family residence, Clinton Cemetery interment. Other notices include Mary Oakes death at 65, Thomas Mulcahy infant, Ross Lusk funeral, Adan D. Hays, Ella E. Book, and Nick Murphy Voras with services and interments detailed.
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Joseph H. Doult
Joseph Henry Doutt
Beaver Township
Mary Doutt
Wilfred Gwin
Moravia
Gorge Hake
Mahoningtown
Edward
Joseph
Mount Clemens
David
New Castle
Willam
Clarence
Wampum
Arthur
New
Mary Oakes
Harry Oakes
William Hites
Neshannock Avenue
Church
Roaring Springs
Oakes
Graceland Cemetery
Thomas Mulcahy
West Washington Street
St. Mary's Cemeery
Adand. Hays Punertl
Adan D. Hays
John C. Hays
Darlington Township
Enon Valley
Alexander Savage
New Galilee
Fragmented Q&A and hints from a historic page
Answers reveal a quiz style page with names Elizabeth Hauser Pyramus and Thisbe Pyrrhic Victory Romans X 12 and a note about an airplane at over three and three quarter miles with a remark on cost of living from London Opinion.
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Elizabeth Hauser
Pyramus
Thisbe
London
Novel gold edged English round playing cards
Imported from England round in shape they are a distinct novelty. They are easy to play with and will appeal to bridge players. They come with gold edge in single or double. Put up in handy box with pad. Splendid for gifts.
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England
Funeral services at St George Greek Orthodox Church
Two o’clock service at St George's Greek Orthodox Church Reynolds Street, with Rev Papachristoc in charge. Friends of the deceased served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church
Reynolds Street
Papachristoc
Graceland Cemetery
Celebration to Be Held Friday as Lights Blaze
An event on Jefferson Street at the bus stop will feature a choir from local churches singing and a prayer led by Rev. C. S. Wingerd of Central Presbyterian Church. Aides Fred L. Rentz Louis B. Round and Mayor W. H. Gillespie will organize and lead the parade program.
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Jefferson Street
C. 5. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Fred L. Rentz
Louis B. Round
W. H. Gillespie
Hurley Seen Likely to be Confirmed Secretary of War
Senate expected to confirm Hurley as Secretary of War with prior service as assistant secretary and attorney for the Choctaw Indian tribe. He served in France during the war and participated in related duties.
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Senate
Hurley
France
Engazéerie Decorated Twice for Public Service and Cabinet Role
Engazéerie, decorated with the Medal of Honor for advocacy on the tourmy and later honored with the Silver Speciation for gal lantry Im action, is a member of President Hoo's medical ball cabinet. He has attended cabinet sessions since becoming acting secretary, with endorsements from southern antment. He was summoned to the White House shortly before his appointment was announced. Hurley, born March 3, 1883, in the Chottay Indian Nation facuary, married Ruth Wilson in 1919, daughter of Rear Admiral Henry B L Wilson Ret.
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Engazéerie
Hoo
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White House
Hurley
Chottay
Ruth
Henry BL .Wilson
Boyles And Party Bring Down Deer Hunter Claim
Jack Boyles and Walter Pawterson from Crawford report hunting this week and shooting a deer to divide among themselves. The note records a deer being killed and shared according to the party's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Walter Pawterson
Crawford
Retiring Board Member Honored at George Washington High
A Springfield event honored a retiring board member with a tea room gathering in the George Washington High School dimmer. Speeches by Dr C C Green, A C Hyce, and President Darell Woolcock highlighted the evening. J service composed an original poem and a George Washington Orchestra performance was led by Jonathan Paton.
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Hone Charles
George Washington J. High
Roy Wo Hazen
C. C. Greem
Hyce
Darell Woolcock
Mne
J. Service
George Washington
Jona E. Paton
H. D. Taylor
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Sue Carol
Nico Stuart
Goutanus
Louis Hoon
3. G. Hoon
Uniontown
Oak Park Memorial Co
Oak Park Cemetery
Burke
Darrell Burke
Funeral Home
Jefferson
Sam H. McGoun
White Undertaking Co
Town Doctor
the Doctor of Towns
PA Newc
Lewis Wells
Force
Mr. Wells
United States
Hollywood
California
Pa Newé
Bessemer
Boro
Tee
Earl & Book
E. A Gwin
Porter Crawford
Willian McMahon
Bethel Cemetery
Ella E. Book
Bull L. Book
Leasure Avenue
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Clyde Grifith
Cliford Vance
Reed English
Aleck Wright
Lee Pyle
Wiliam Hodgkinsor
Plaingrove United Pressbyterign
Mir. Voras
Nick. Murphy Voras
Neshannock Township
Arthur Dev
Carpenter White
Cuiescent
Castileae
Ata Gre
Mercer
Glover Pasa AS
Glover
Summers & McCann
Fate
Springfield
Smitsh
Atte
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