Ordinance Provisions on Building Variances and Repeals
The document outlines board authority for variances in district regulations including temporary commerce structures, boundary extensions, height and area changes, enlargement of existing buildings, and public utility erections. It also details repeal of Ordinances 3776 and 2820 and states severability and final council passage.
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Public Service Corporation
Board of Appeals
Board of As
Aeticun IV
Bureau of
New Castle
Pennsylvania
City Clerk Attests 1925 New Castle Zoning Ordinance
Cordelia Zeigler City Clerk certifies the ordinance passed by New Castle Council on December 14 1925 and notes the zoning plan is on file with the City Engineer for public viewing. The certification is dated December 15 1925 with seal and signature.
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Cordelia Zeigler
City of
New Castle
Legal—News
Rubber Producers Start Campaign To Better Utilization
American manufacturers under Secretary Hoover launched a nationwide effort to reduce rubber waste and offset high prices blamed on East Indian rubber dominance. Top rubber users met Hoover at the Commerce Department to plan the campaign amid House probes of foreign monopolies.
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Inte
Bn Ang
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commerce Department
East Indian Rubber Combine
House
Senior Hi-Y Bowling Night At The Y M C A
Senior Hi-Y members hosted a bowling night during their weekly Y M C A meeting. The club split into groups and played three lively games at the association alleys with strong attendance.
Sunday School Class Hosts Sunshine Guests At Marion Stop
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on December 22 the F O G Sunday school class entertained twenty two members and Sunshine class girls at the Goehring home along the car line. William Goehring hosted the event with lunch served by Mrs Goehring and daughter Mary.
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Goehring
Ellwood City
Marion
Sunshine
William Goehring
Berlin Smith
Tom Moorhead
Ed Butler
Hubert Slocum
Auto Accident On Brick Road Injures Man
Ellwood City Pa December reports Frank Plympton injured yesterday in a two vehicle collision on the brick road at Summit avenue. He was delivering a refrigerator when the lead car backed up striking his truck and pushing it into a bank. The other driver fled the scene.
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Ellwood City
Frank Plympton
Summit Avenue
Plympton
Plympton Refrigerator Company
Around The World Travelers Stop Here
Three travelers on a global journey halted in the area yesterday. Their car, covered with over 11 000 autographed cards, collects names from locals as they travel. They began in Kaltmont eastern Pennsylvania on July 1 and linger to await one traveler’s daughter to regain strength for the voyage.
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Ellwood City
Kaltmont
Pennsylvania
Two Bricklayers Hurt at Ellwood City School Construction
George and James Barrett suffered injuries when a scaffold tilted at the new Ellwood City school building and fell about 15 to 20 feet to the ground. Both men, bricklayers at work, were taken to the hospital with what authorities report as not serious injuries.
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Ellwood City
George
James Barrett
Work And Win Class Dinner At First Presbyterian
The Work and Win class of the First Presbyterian church in Blowwood City held a tureen dinner in the church basement with all members present. Attendees included Eleanor Humphrey Sara Aiken Gadys Grantley Sara Moorhead Beulah Belmar Grace Irwin Jean Graham and teacher Mrs Judd Turner. After the meal Christmas gifts were exchanged.
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Blowwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Humphrey
Sara Aiken
Gadys Grantley
Sara Moorhead
Beulah Belmar
Grace Irwin
Jean Graham
Judd Turner
Kamper's Klub Hosts Christmas Party at Cobler Home
Mrs. H. E. Parthemore hosted a Christmas party for Kamper's Klub at Mrs. John G. Cobler's home on Monday. Red flowers decorated the rooms. Guests exchanged Christmas presents and enjoyed a dainty lunch. The evening's pastime was sewing for Christmas.
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Ellwood City
Kamper
Legion Officers Elected At J Wilbur Randolph Post Meeting
At the American Legion J Wilbur Randolph Post meeting Monday evening the following officers were elected for the coming year. Dr Fred Swanson was named commander with Wayne Baird first vice commander and Thomas Roys second vice commander. Other officers include F F Sommers adjutant Loyal Wilson financial officer Randall B Luke legal aid H E King publicity officer T C Foley employment officer William Miller historian Gus Epler serjeant at arms Floyd Wingrove post chaplain and past and present executive commanders Howard Jones Ralph Connor Dr Besceglia Rals ton Zeigler county commanders Thomas Foley Elmer Douds and Elmer Greenham. The reports of committees were heard and thanks extended to the Legion and auxiliary. Dues were set to remain unchanged and installation of new officers will occur at the next meeting with lunch served.
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Ellwood City
J. Wilbur Randolph
American Legion
Fred Swanson
Wayne Baird
Thomas Roys
F. F. Sommers
Loyal Wilson
Randall B. Luke
H. E. King
T. C. Foley
William Miller
Gus Epler
Floyd Wingrove
Howard Jones
Ralph Connor
Besceglia
Ralston Zeigler
Thomas Foley
Elmer Douds
Elmer Greenham
Jenkins
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Truck Upset Near Ellwood City No One Injured
Roy Hamilton and Cecil Brown of Ellwood City escaped serious injury when their truck skidded on the road between Sharon and Mercer and overturned while returning from Stoneboro. Both occupants were thrown out but suffered no major injuries. the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Ellwood City
Roy Hamilton
Cecil Brown
Ellwood
Stoneboro
Sharon
Mercer
Hiking Club Completes Ten Mile Hike With Lunch
Members of the Hiking Club completed a ten mile hike yesterday afternoon and enjoyed a hearty lunch afterward. About 20 hikers gathered for the meal at the Presbyterian Church.
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Ellwood City
Presbyterian Church
Local Visitors and Admits Reported in Ellwood City
Admitted: George Bartlett James Bartlett and Frank Plympton. L H Simon and family from Lawrence avenue visited Beaver Falls Sunday. Charles Demas visited in Youngstown Monday. Mrs Sam Wilkoff of Crescent avenue spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Doris Slocum of Park avenue was in Pittsburgh Monday. J D Simon and family of Fourth Street also noted.
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Ellwood City
George Bartlett
James Bartlett
Frank Plympton
L. H. Simon
Lawrence Avenue
Beaver Falls
Charles Demas
Youngstown
Sam Wilkoff
Crescent Avenue
Pittsburgh
Doris Slocum
Park Avenue
J. D. Simon
Short Sunday Visits Across Beaver Falls Area
Mitchell Caplan of Rochester visited J. L. Caplan of Park Avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Solomon of Park Avenue were New Castle visitors Monday. Ralph 8. Poister and son of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with F. E. Poster and C. A. Martin. H. L. Clark of New Castle road was a New Brighton visitor. Alex Fullerton of Mars, Harmony Short Line superintendent, was in Ellwood on business Monday. Jack Simon of Beaver Falls visited his mother Zelda Simon on Sunday.
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Jack Simon
Beaver Falls
Zelda Simon
Fifth Street
Frank Straw Returns Home From East Tour
Ellwood City Pennsylvania notes local boy Frank Straw a salesman for the Curry Photo Novelty Corporation in New York City completed a month away visiting the company in New York, plus stops in Washington and Altoona before returning home Saturday.
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Ellwood City
Frank Straw
Curry Photo Novelty Corporation
New York City
Washington, D. C
Altoona
Majestic Theatre Presents The Man Who Found Himself
Adv lists Virginia Valli starring in The Man Who Found Himself at Majestic Theatre tonight showing with a related feature.
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Ellwood City
Majestic Theatre
Virginia Valli
Adv
Coolidge Withdraws Dawes Re Appointment
President Coolidge plans to withdraw Vice President Dawes from a brigadier general nomination in the army reserve corps after Dawes asked not to hold another high government office. The nomination had been sent to the Senate the day before.
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International News Service
Washington
Dawes
Army Reserve Corps
Coolidge
White House
United States
Senate
Severe Storms Sweep the French Coast Report
Severe storms sweep the French coasts causing heavy damage along the English Channel Brittany and Provence. Trees uprooted and telegraph and telephone lines interrupted. Bordeaux Harbor blocked to incoming ships. Morocco reports tempest with Casablanca as the sole accessible port.
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International News Service
French
English Channel
Brittanny
Provence
Bordeaux
Morocco
Casablanca
New Dog Licenses Issued in 1926 Here
County Treasurer David Nessle reports the new 1926 dog licenses are being issued. About fifty people secured licenses yesterday. All dog owners are urged to obtain licenses before January 15.
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David Nessle
Essay Contest Opens With Big Turnout At Nixon Theatre
The Nixon Theatre launches The Ancient Mariner contest and receives a surge of essays from New Castle students. With six days left to submit, officials warn judges face a heavy load and urge early entries to ensure fair review and timely prize decisions. Prizes include cash awards and 25 Nixon Theatre tickets to the William Fox film shown locally.
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Nixon Theatre
New Castle
Mail
William Fox
Nixon
Three Toes the Wolf Finally Trapped After Long Rampage
A legendary Dakota wolf named Three Toes, about six feet long, terrorized ranches for years killing sheep. Over a broad 70 mile area he slew numerous flocks, with a single night haul of 31 sheep and a two night total of 66. He was believed 15 to 20 years old before trapper finished him. the wolf had chewed off six inches of his tail while attempting to escape. The total estimated loss from his career stood at $50,000.
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Dakota
Three Toes
Mr. Wolf
Wolf
Ashes Carried In Shell By Racing Crew In Japan
In Tokyo on December 22 the Otaru Middle School rowing team carried a urn of a late comrade’s ashes in their shell as they raced at Meiji Shrine. Honshu Middle School won by a few inches while the Otaru crew prayed at their training shrine afterward.
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Shell
Japan
International News Service
OKYO
Otaru Middle School
Tokyo
Meiji Shrine
Otaru
Honshu Middle School
Stags Found Dead with Interlocked Horns Near Bear Mountain Inn
In Newburgh New York two stags were found dead in the woods near Bear Mountain Inn with antlers interlocked. One stag was killed by a broken neck while the other died of starvation. Hunter James Johnson and Palisades Interstate Park manager John Tumsen found the pair whose heads remained locked and planned to mount them in Bear Mountain Inn dining room.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Bear Mountain Inn
James Johnson
John Tumsen
Palisades Interstate Park
Ancient Mariner Essay Contest Attracts Local Entries
An essay contest offering 350 cash totals and 25 free tickets for the top three hundred and fifty entries is announced by the Mixon Theatre manager. Submissions must be on The Ancient Mariner and arrive by December 21 1965 with the author name and address on each page.
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Ancient
Mariner
Ros Leussom
For Film Omrpcostion
Ama Gra
Mixon Theatre
Besewa
Stlic
Bile
Zechee
Comtesteat
Sunah
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Brick Road
Ellwood Hospital
Ellwood City Hospital
Briga
the Ancient Mariner
Flyer
Horseshoe Curve
Davenport
Baker's
Bridge JR
Cogswell
Jacquard
Keystone Furniture CO
East Washington Street
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