City Council Reviews 1926 Budget and Poor Fund
The igen city council began compiling the 1926 budget this afternoon. Councilman Burns secured the financial tenor and noted the fund balance as of December 7. Receipts for 1926 are projected, with a one-fourth mill levy possibly enough if the county takes over the poor department by July 2. otherwise more funds will be needed. The library fund is fixed at one-half mill, and sinking fund requirements for the coming year may need adjustments.
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County, Poor Department
Igen
Burns
Aig
Collnagues
Iie
Crmance
Burial of Battling Siki Planned in New York
International News reports in New York that Battling Siki will be buried as a Christian tomorrow. His widow Mrs Louis Phall won a plea for Christian rites despite his Moslem birth. Friends vow vengeance over his grave with a second ritual planned.
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New York
Siki
Louis Phall
Hattler
Tee Eee
New Castle Plans 150 Room Hotel Campaign Advances
A New Castle hotel project moves forward with a $3.75 million fundraising campaign to be led by Frank Mayer and the Hockenberry System. An executive committee will organize the drive by January 6 at the Elks club, with American Hotels Corporation set to manage for 30 years and a 7 percent cumulative dividend.
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Hockenberry
Frank KH. Mayer
Slayer
New Castle
AMG
American Hotels Corporation
United Hotels Corporation
Erie
Fuesta
Elks Club
Stephen N. Bobo
Hawthorne
Salem
Nefropottan
Falls Street
North Mercer Street
New Castle Board of Trade
Long list of names appears in historical notice
A long OCR fragment shows a roster of individuals including David F. Long James IK Love Q and McBride WW EL Mein Mr Mcoun RobertaA McKinney M A McLure J Norman Martin John Wi Marshall James Mayberry H G Miller W G Moody T FP More head Frank B Offutt Wm J Of ult George L Patterson Rufus Cl Patterson 5 D Pearson D 8 Pyle A L Reabinovitz Ira M Ramsey Henry E Rappold Fred Rentz Walter S Reynolla Jos Rice H B Richards George A Rigby L D B Round James M Smith G G Stitzinger John G Taggart Russell Armaon Murrow D Wells George T Weingartner George I Winter A Wright George Greer R G C uve Eli Fengon Carl Cc Tall 1.
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David F. Long
James IK. Love
Q. & McBride
EL Mein
Mr. Mc“oun
Robertaa. McKinney
M. A. McLure
J. Norman Martin
John Wi. Marshall
James Mayberry
H. G. Miller
W. G. Moody
T. FP. Morehead
Frank B. Offutt
Wm. J. Ofult
George L. Patterson
Rufus Cl. Patterson
D. Pearson
Pyle
A. L. Reabinovitz
Ira M. Ramsey
Henry E
Christmas Observance Programs From Local Churches
Churches plan festive Christmas programs with choirs and children. Notable events include Handel selections, nativity scenes, and cantatas across Trinity Episcopal, Central Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, Central Christian, St. John’s Lutheran, Highland United, Emanuel Baptist, Maitland Primitive Methodist, and Croton Avenue churches. Continuous performances run December 20 to December 29 with multiple choral pieces and pageants led by named directors and choirs.
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Trinity Bypiscopat
Paul Browne Patterson
Central Presbyterian
Santa Claus Defenders
Lawrence Thompson
First Methendian Episcopal
Ralph Reed
Bethlehem
Daan McCall
Ufteer
William Richards
wPu
Allen Chamberlain
Grutf
Teachure
Highland United Presbyterian
J. W. McCreary
Hanna
Croton Avenue
Lorenzo
C. J. Miller
R. Campbell
St. John's Eutheran
Herman Hess
Edna Hayes
Elizabeth Treser
Mary Riffer
Christmas choirs and pageants announced across churches
Several churches publish their Christmas programs with cantatas pageants and school entertainments. The Third United Presbyterian plans The Down of Christmas led by David Weal on December 20. Sunday school events continue December 28 and 29. Grace Methodist and United Presbyterian feature local children choirs and a Christmas pageant. Gospel Tabernacle and Missionary Alliance present mixed programs Christmas Eve. Bethany Lutheran notes the annual Sunday school program on December 2 with Mrs. W. S. Chasny.
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Readler
EK. Ud, Fuller
Fred W. Peace
David Weal
Nazarene
Grace Methodist
Mary Loerkhart i Arge
United Presbyteriak
Dureas Society
Gospel Tabernacle
Missionary Alliance
Mise Jimime Gibbons
Kethan
World Court battle opens in Senate debate
Long delayed World Court clash begins with Borah Reed Johnson leading opposition. Swanson opens with a 25 000 word speech as supporters fill the chamber. Debates focus on legality and League of Nations influence ahead of a holiday recess.
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Glada Od
Buran
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
Vfernia
Swhich
Chin TS
Friends of the Court
Borah
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle area notices of local passings
Obituary notices report John Ort 79 died September 17 after a three month illness at 1422 Gibson Ave. He leaves widow Kathyrene and numerous children in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Funeral Sunday 2:40 PM from home with interment at Cranberry cemetery. Also listed are infant Harold Boyles and Olive Jordan with brief burial details and family ties in Butler and New Castle.
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All
Gibson Avenue
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Butler Uoun
Valentine
Barbara Ort
Nuw Castle
Bintler County
Kathyrene Elizabth Platt Ort
Margaret Ors
Lizzie Adama
Earl Miter
Cleveland
Cntra
Lidia Bammer
Mia
Mary Qhodenhough
Youngstown
Rhoda Smith
North East
Emma Shuler
Butler
William Ort
Tarentum
Edward H. Ort
New Castle
Shera
Lizzie Carter
Washington, Pr
Kathyrene Somervillae
la- 1Ustine
Atuia McCune
Gutter
Henry
Chicora
Casper
George Ort
Gibson
Wic. Stough
Dew
W. WH. Armstrong
Cracelind Cemetery
Willian
Y. Chapman
Wiliam M. Chapman
Flomewood
Sattier An Ness
Chijimun
Pennsylvania
New Gualilue
Homewood Lodge
Wiliam Hyat’ Taine
Lawrence i
Newcastle R
Witte Homie
Cal- Kibler
New Qalllea
Wilson Cemetery
James Tucker
Janus Tucker
David Tucker
Morton Street
W. H. Armetrong
Wesley E. Church
Intarmeny
Madern Groanwood Cemetery
Funeral Notices From A Local Paper Fragment
Obituaries and funeral notices list relatives and services for local residents. Entries mention survivors Dominguez Murphy, Bucks Australia, Rhodes Grave City, interments at Edleh Hill Petersburg, St Marys, Oak Park, Union cemeteries, and ministers Rev. F Shea Rev Brennan Rev Ped McKenna. Services span December 15 to 19 with multiple churches noted.
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Janes Murphy
Mary's Church
Cr Shea
Er Brennan Desecond
Ped. McKenna
Sul-Dearnon
Under The Dome Of Capitol
Harrisburg Pa Dec 17 The calling at the special session by Governor Pinchot will come about 1 that time for Herman P Miller Senate Li Draran to observe his fiftieth anniversary as an employee of the General Assembly. Miller was appointed as a page boy during the session of 1876 by Governor Hartranft and has served continuously since. The governor’s demand for a special session drew unusual activity at the capitol with many letters urging pet plans. The assembly meets in Harrisburg and a house cleaning preceded the anticipated January 4 session. Major Robert Stuart secretary of forests and waters attends the meeting in Wisconsin.
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Pinechot
Herman P. Miller
Senate
Li Draran
General Assembly
Miller
John FP. Hartranft
Capitol
Harrie- Surg
Hare
Kouh Urges German Leader to Form Stable Government
Berlin dispatch reports Democratic leader Mrieh Kouh urging President Finden burg to acknowledge the inability to form a viable cabinet. The telegram notes Kouh’s formal notice of stepping in amid political instability and the push for a stable administration.
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SM. Punbar
Wewn
Birlin
Dees
Mrieh Kouh
Democratic Party
Findenburg Taddty
Ile
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