Margaret Henry Home Children Adopted For Day
Seventeen children at the Margaret Henry home were adopted for Christmas by a list of donors who visited and provided gifts. The arrangement had been omitted from the regular report. adopters include Mrs. Frank W. Smith, Mrs. Albert Street, Miss Mary Mollor, Mrs. J. E. White, Mrs. M. A. McLure, Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger, Mrs. Chas. W. Read, Mrs. S. D. Pearson, Miss Evelyn Pearson, Mrs. Joe Pearson, Miss Francia Drake, Mrs. Samuel Klafter, Miss M. E. White, Mrs. W. H. Ferrer, Mrs. Leo Calvin, Miss Mary Reed, Mrs. Walter Withers and others listed by address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henry Home
Henry Home
Frank W. Smith
Laurel Boulevard
Albert Street
Moody Avenue
Mary Mollor
North Mercer Street
J. E. White
Highland Avenue
M. A. McLure
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Chas. W. Read
Hazelcroft Avenue
S. D. Pearson
East Moody Avenue
Evelyn Pearson
Joe Pearson
Francia Drake
Ridheen Avenue
Samuel Klafter
M. E. White
Highland Ave
W. HE. Ferrer
East Washington Street
Leo Calvin
Winter Avenue
Mary Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Walter Withers
Local Notes From Harlansburg and Nearby Areas
Detroit visitors Ernest Byers and daughter spent holidays with his parents near McCaslin before returning home. Ralph Emery family of Croton visited A J Drake. Orville Emery and Robert Rogers of Akron stayed in Naw Castle. Many children in Harlansburg area suffer mumps. Liberty Grange hall hosted a practice for an upcoming play. Jack West of McCaslin recovered from a short illness and returned to school. Charles Brown from near Harlandsburg is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Byers
Detroit
Mich
Mra. Byers
McCaslin
Ralph Emery
Leona
Burl
Harold
Virginia
Croton
A. J. Drake
Harlansburg Road
Orville Emery
Robert Rogers
Akron
Naw Castle
Harlansburg
Liberty Grange
Jack West
Charles Brown
Har
Lansburg Road
Pon Boyd
New Castle
Fred Pfeiffer
C. J. Brown
Sid Allenson
Effie Wimner
Tarlansburg High School
George Floyd
Ellhurst
H. W. Ritenour
T. CG. West
Isabella Chapman
F. F. Russell
Near McCaslin
Byron Wimner
Spear New Castle
Ira Wimner
Efe
Eva
Ronald
Ira Nelson
Chilldren
Pansla
Edgar
T. C. West
H. W. Pitenour
Hershel, Jr
William
Catherine
Edward
Local residents gather for Christmas and New Year events
Families from McCaslin Harlansburg and New Castle shared holidays with dinners and gatherings. Visitors included Isabella Chapman and T. C. West, while neighbors hosted kin from nearby towns. Schools resumed after breaks as Otterbein area notices plus travel and illness updates appeared.
Fascisti Outbreak Reported At Pisa
Internal dissention in Italy flared with a Fascist outbreak in Pisa. The Black Shorts raided the Masonic Lodge and attacked the Messagero Tocano print plant, devastating it and burning mint paper supplies. Prominent politicians were manhandled and homes ransacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pisa
Italy
Black Shorts
Masonic
Messagero Tocano
Tax Collector Files Bond For 40th Year In County Service
Uniotown Pa Jan 3 P Naewmyer tax collector of Dawson near here filed his fortieth bond with the county commissioners. He holds the record for years in continuous service in Fayette county if not in the state. He was elected on the Democratic ticket in 1884 and has served continuously since. Newmyer is brother of William H Newmyer of Bellevue who was recently elected president of the North Side Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
P. Naewmyer
Dawson
Fayette County
Newmyer
William H. Newmyer
Bellevue
Northside Chamber of Commeres
Fittsburgh
Professor Mead Receives High Honor from MLA
Professor Gilbert W. Mead head of Westminster Callers English Dept returns from New York where he attended the Modern Language Association of America annual meeting. He was elected divisional secretary for Victorian Literatures and will publish a bibliography of current publications in that division next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Mead
Westminster
Philadelphia Snow Storm Follows With Slush Sea
Philadelphia residents faced a day of slush after a heavy snow sleet and rain storm across Eastern Pennsylvania. Two men died from exposure and four more were affected by the freezing conditions as traffic and communications were disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Velay
International News Service
Corralled Boss Cowboy Painter Arrives in Philadelphia
Arizona ranch boss Pete Martinez known for painting horse and cowgirl life arrives in North Philadelphia to study at the Callowhill Art Colony and the Academy of Fine Arts with Frederick Robbins arranging his winter art program. He plans to paint horses best and admits uncertainty about painting women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
Philadelphia
Pete” Martinez
Bar Y" Ranch
Arizona
Martinez
North Philadelphia
Callowhill
Pete
California
Frederick Robbins
Graphic Sketch Club
Tante Goldie Helsier
Half Bohemia
Callowhill Street
Academy of Fine Arts
Bank Pays 17 080 To Customers Who Lost in Robbery
LTOONA Pa Jan 3 Seven customers of the First National Bank of Claysburg Blair county received checks totaling 17400 for losses from the December 9 1921 robbery when safes were pried open and securities stolen. Four burglars are serving seven to ten years in prison. The bank after a court verdict against it sought relief from the comptroller of currency and reimbursed patrons. Checks carried New Year greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltoona
First National Bank of
Claysburg
Blair County
Chetke
Bbank
Comptroller of Currency
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington reports a week of plain winter weather with limited storms and minimal moisture. Forecasts predict most precipitation mid January in northern valleys and along coasts, with harsher conditions late January and early February. A hot dry 1925 summer is anticipated. separate science notes discuss planetary influence on disease and a court case where a motorist was fined after a shooting attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Central
Pacific Slope
Southa
Atlantic
Slater
Garry Malestire
Sha Tima
North America
Science
American Agsoviation For the Advancement of Science
Wits
I, D'Iteralle
International Sanitary Council
Fined $1 for killing two men in Delaware County court
Media Pa Janders reports a 17 year old Chester resident Daniel Molla was fined $1 plus $1,090 costs after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of John J Kenna Bryn Mawr. Judge James Barreth imposed the penalty with a mercy recommendation while the jury found voluntary manslaughter in the other death. The article also mentions unrelated weather and humor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
Janders
Daniel Molla
Chester
James Barreth
Perry
Delaware County
Molly
John J. Kenna
Bryn Mawr
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Margaret Henry
REW
Fits All Stores
D.G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
East Washington &J
the Frew Co
Masonic Lodge
Jonas Best
Professor Mead
Westminster College
New York
Bank
Los Angeles
Calif
C. James Scott
Mabel Scott
Chevrolet
Fisher
Or Car Co
North
Mercer Street
Bell
New Castle, PA
Foster
Earth
d'Meralle
Teaver
Ita Wulou
Lestie Wetzel
Molla
Uandias
Srowllos
Shapelle Laboratory
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