10 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes from Suenango Valley Hospital include scattered names and medical terms. The legible bits reference dates, personnel initials, wards, and procedures but lack coherent narrative or complete details.
The piece describes schoolboys receiving awards for a bird house project, highlighting the Sixth grade and Seventh graders' involvement. It mentions prize distribution, the names of participating classes, and the setting around Oak Street and related locations, with emphasis on achievement and school community pride.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses attempts to curb liquor traffic in Great Britain, with scattered phrases about licensing, taxation, and enforcement. The garbled lines touch on rates, percentages, and references to authorities, but the core details are unclear.
Fragmented notes describe various religious and fraternal meetings with dates, locations, and attendees. Mentions include Woman’s societies, church activities, plans for Lent work, and hostesses organizing gatherings at Winter Avenue and local venues.
A garbled local notice reports Stanley Treser IIl battling influenza. The fragment hints at health concerns and related names but lacks clear context or dates.
The piece explores a debate on kissing, desire, and propriety tied to fashionable culture. It references Kissimmee travel wishes, predicts social risk, and notes reactions from a New York college magazine while contemplating gendered expectations and safety.
Fragmented OCR notes depict hardship and fear in Vienna, describing street squalor and warnings of danger. Mentions mobs, police, and Bolshevik fears amid wartime distress, with references to a priest and emergency aid to a hungry boy.
The text presents a garbled view of republican governance and U S wartime involvement. It notes misplaced praise for an old monarchist line, and hints that Europeans respect America and Americans, while mentioning distrust of League of Nations and debates on German politics. It references President Wilson and Allied views with garbled names and phrases.
A chaotic obituary column notes the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Dime Jinedger aged 1 in Harlansburg after pneumonia, and several others including Harry J. Baltinire, Rose Elizabeth Meeger, Mary Medally Hank Ware, Wilbur Vyndr, and Katherine, with scattered funeral details, family relations, and interment plans across several communities and churches.
Funeral services planned for numerous individuals including Mrs James Black and Arthur Michael Tee. Services set Wednesday in several towns with interments at local cemeteries such as Valley View. Military honors and clergy from Mahoningtown and Saypanal churches noted. many survivors listed across multiple counties.
Mutorney Skene urged the council to settle a city suit over damage to property from widening the Neshannock creek. Lawyers for Mexers, Vational, and Hevenge urged a settlement, noting the jury award. Akens said a motion for a new trial was made, hoping harmony would prevail and allow a settlement. The key issue concerns the jammed wall in the Valensi and Ravenge land. The matter was continued to the next council meeting.
Unstable OCR text describes police on posture at Mill and Washington streets amid mud and traffic delays. Vehicles face detours as officers direct movement and manage pours of water and debris from a disrupted commute.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Valera Vy, a Cohn representative, a headless ritual scene, and a list of prisoners and exiles. It cites John Bove O'Reilly and Captain Anthony in a rough sequence with references to Vie ate Of Piet La Gyana and Catadpa, but details are obscured and names uncertain.
Vague OCR notes describe reports covering books and items tied to a pier, with unclear names or dates. The fragment references Lady Pier 108 and indicates ongoing reporting, but specifics are missing.
Fragmentary text references a meeting or event with names such as Welty and Tedd and mentions a date near ten A or ten o'clock. No clear action, place, or organization is identifiable. details are too damaged to establish a coherent news item.
Fragmentary note outlines a ceremony honoring Beeson Hrangi and others at an Orie fe teearite event in Moma, Lote, with mention of a Phone Maison and a line pest for three atin. Weak readable elements reference persons, places, and a ceremonial context without full details.
A county bond selling drive proceeds with a public meeting at the Opera House. Speakers discuss financing for the Irish Covenant and League of Nations, while committee members face questions on transparency. Residents attend demonstrations and vote on resolutions regarding interest and federal backing.
William M. Ni returns from Hysiington to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs Maria Mille aged 43. Family members gathered at Shoyeark to mourn, with children and great grandchildren in attendance tradition honoring the oldest woman in the family.
In a legal theater of showy display the Teal fatale office drew attention with a striking incident. Local officials and observers noted the dramatic scene as part of a broader legal showcase.
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