Poem, City Plans and 1924 Brick Paving Costs
Fragmented OCR notes describe Whittier poem lines and a civic report on 1924 brick paving and sewer projects. It cites street work on Pennsylvania Lyndall Long, Lutton Cunningham W sablouteg avenues with costs totaling thousands, plus sewer and grading tasks. The piece mentions a Veterans Day event, club duties, and a February meeting setup.
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PENN
Harold Lieyd
Jobyna Balstow
Maud Muller
John Greenleaf Whittier
Marjorie Daw
Brucie Gordon
Elinor Piel
Kate Fanerews
Emery
Capitol
Dixon Ur
Yepart
Washington
Malis
Pennsylvania
Lyndall
Long Avenues
Lutton
Mill
Cunningham Avenue
Leuwvern
Cunningham
Sablouteg Aureeti
Tollows
Huey
Summit
Dushene
Fern
Buell
Friendship
Phip
AL Otters
Backford
Quer
Canningham Avenue
Northview Avenue
Uishram
Delaware
West Washington
Park Avenue
Highland Avenue
North Jefferson Stream
City Hospital
Gardner Avenues
Virduet Ae
Miller
Landmark 1919 Screenbill Highlights Variety Shows
Liberty and Regent House present a mixed program of musical comedy, stage and film acts. The bill features Follow Me with Ross and Matthews and Colored Folks company, Gold Hoots, The Hunt, The Tornado, Looking Down, and Robin Hood with Douglas Fairbanks Enid Bennett Wallars Be. Also a News Reel and Franklyn Farnum in The Man Who Would Die.
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Liberty
Iff Ross
Jiddie Matthews
Colored Folles Company
NIN — Tribert Agnew
Pogey Shae
Sh Ty Ox News
Reac
Teubin Rood
Regent
House Peters
Tornady
Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Enid Bennett
Wallars
Aesope
France to Strengthen Defenses Along Sea Coast
Paris January 25 The cabinet authorized the minister of the navy to draft plans to increase defences along the French seacoast. The move signals a broad defense build up for coastal security and potential strategic posture changes.
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France
Cinrtergigtignal Service
Paris
Campaign finance limits proposed for Congress members
A proposed compromise bill would set campaign expenditure ceilings for federal races, with $10,000 cap for a Senate candidate and $2,300 for House hopefuls, varying by state. Walsh argued for a unified rule across states, allowing higher spending only in heavily populated districts. The measure aims to curb illicit money use in elections, while permitting adjustments for state laws and district size.
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Naver Bil
Walsh
H Is
Aih Atllinois
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Arkeansas
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Arizonia
Idaho
Iowa
Florida
House
Senate
Unknown shooter sought in Los Angeles head wound case
John C G Thomas, son of a former Buffalo automobile maker, was shot in the head late yesterday and remained in critical condition at Hollywood Hospital. Police pursued leads while Thomas refused to identify his assailant. His wife Mildred claimed he threatened suicide after a drunken bout, but he denied the accusation.
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Eqtiipational
Los Angeles
Cat
John CG. Thomas
L. R. Thomas
Luffalo
No Y
Batup
Wollywood Hospital
Thomas
Mildred Thomas
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Carnegie Riot Case
After 24 hours of deliberation the jury was discharged in the Carnegie riot case. Tra driving charged with rioting and inciting to riot in the August 25 1926 clash between Klux Klan members and Carnegie citizens.
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International News Service
Pitpsburgh
Jan
Tra Drving
Carnegie, Pa
Klux Klan
Carnegie
Skeletons Burned In $10,000 Fire In Philadelphia
Philadelphia fire caused about 10 000 dollars in losses at the University of Pennsylvania medical department. Valuable instruction charts tons and paraphernalia were destroyed in the blaze which swept through the ana tentical pharmaceutical and chart rooms.
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Philadelphia
International News Service
Medical Department
Unive of Pennsylvania
Local Acknowledgments and Family News
Miss Wanet Anxney of Leetonia previously from this city is homebound with rheumatism. Miss Stella S. Real of Pearson Street remains ill at home. Mr and Mrs Wr A Therobaldi announce a son named Trank Jr. Walter Lowrey, son of Mr and Mrs William Minner, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs J W Fessler leaves for Buffalo to visit daughter Mrs L H Johnston. Mr and Mrs Frederick Butcher announce a son named Bobby. Mrs Butcher was formerly Miss Jella McCarthy.
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Wanet Anxney
Leetonia
Stella S. Real
Pearson Street
Wr. A. Therobaldi
East Lation Street
Trank
Walter Lowrey
William Minner
Brooklyn Avenue
J. W. Fessler
Norwood
Avenue
L. H. Johnston
Buffalo
N.Y
Frederick Butcher
Edwood City
Bobby
Butcher
Migs & Jella McCarthy
Realty Transfers Noted in Local Deeds Ledger
Realty transfers list multiple parcels with buyers and sellers across wards in Slippery Rock and nearby areas. Notable entries include Regina Norris and Theodore Eckert exchanging properties for $1, various Second and Third Ward transfers, and several small parcels involving Stillwagon, Shaffer, Connaily, Book, Gilkey, and Llewellyn Univa entities.
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Regina W. Norris
Theodore Eckert
Slippery Rock
Theodore W. Eckert
Regina D. Norris
Fourth Ward
Charles Stone
Guiseppe Vanrasea
Third Ward
Samuel
John J. Book
Connelly
Second Ward
Edward F. Connaily
John J Book
Thomas Aa. Gile
Braham
Walter Breham
Thomas A
Gilkey
Mark L. Wavinevitz
Wm. Llewellyn
Penn Theatre Batinee Evening for All Ages
The Penn Theatre offers a special matinée for children and adults tomorrow Saturday at 6 40 P M. Admission is 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. The feature includes Harold Lloyd in Water Hood and other acts.
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Penn Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Wible
Annual election of officers of New Castle Firemen’s Relief
The election was held last night at the Central Fire Department building. Elected officers include President L. C. v., Vice President Geo. Buchan, Trustees B. Craig, C. H. W. Lynn, Emory McParland, and R. B. Crain.
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New Castle Fireman's Relief Association
Central Fire Department
L. C. v. Geo. Buchan
B. Craig
C. H W. Lynn
Emory McParland
R. B. Crain
New Store To Open Saturday In New Castle
A new debatessen shop will open Saturday morning January 24 at the corner of North Mercer and North street in New Castle. Owned by NL W Sell, the shop will offer home made pies wakes and various pastries along with salads and dressings. The building was formerly occupied by Offutt and company. An announcement for the Every Heady Inn dining room will follow.
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New Castle
North Mercer
North Street
NLW
Offutt and Company
Every Heady Inn
Midgets Pass Porpoise Tests At YMCA Session
The M. C. A boys completed part of the Porpoise Tests in diving and swimming. Wilson, Jones, Louden, Winter, Ackley, Cavern and others passed beginners tests by swimming three lengths of the pool. Next tests will be held next Thursday under Farry B. Day, the Y. physical director.
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Boyy
Wilson
Jones
Louden
Winter
Ackley
Cavern
Farry
Day
Sharon Midgets To Meet New Castle Midgets Saturday
Sharon Midgets basketball coach Harry S Day announced the Sharon Midgets will host the New Castle Midget team Saturday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock on local floors. The Sharonites, noted for speed, aim for victory after scout exercises at 2 o'clock.
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Harry S. Day
M. GA
Toe Day
Sharon
New Castle Association
Sharonites
Jeasuries
What Did You See Lost in a City Scene
An urban jumble shows a young man in pale blue suit and tan showy trilby near a crowd of friends. A police officer carries a found license plate while stenographers discuss a moving picture. A railroad victim is interviewed as a downtown storefront displays a 1028 calendar. A barber on East Street pockets his wife’s cookbook, forgets to leave it at home.
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Disim
Dlesk
Aowell
East Street
New Library to Move to New Home in September
Mary Seckie heads library staff as child librarian while the library outgrows its cramped Diamond Street quarters. December activity shows 1 758 reading room visitors and 8 590 books issued, with 94 532 annual borrows in 1924, marking record use. City approves purchase of North and North Jefferson street property for expansion.
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Mary Seckie
Sterling
Parsons
Ais City
Cery Teta
New Guisie
Paving Cost Estimate for Local Streets Named
Franklin Miller told the city council the paving would cost about 16 590 dollars to pave sections of Lathrop street Willams street and Teng svenie. Mrs Morris of Lathrop street had requested paving on the latter street and the council had Miller estimate the cost.
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Franklin Miller
City Council
Lathrop Street
Willams Street
Teng Svenie
R. W. Morris
Miller
Had Much To Learn Prizga Winner In Car Wreck
A city man driving a new car along a country road stopped when a bright steel piece under the vehicle appeared. A passerby, seeing the driver pinned, asked if he needed help and helped locate a dash part that had fallen off. The driver, clearly unaware, explained he could not identify where the piece went until a farmer helped.
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Prizga
Kily Hely
Aecood
Tad
Deaths Of The Day P. M. Wicks And Others
Deaths are reported from the Lawrence area including P M Wicks aged eight died after a three day illness at his home on Erle Avenue. Funeral services planned at Rich Hill Presbyterian Church. Other notices include Mary McConaghy Jean Evelyn Kerr George Sizer and Samuel Humphrey with details on funeral times and burial locations.
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P. M. Wicks
OM. Wicks
Lawrence
Florence Budd Difcks
Song
Aaron A. Dicks
Washington Township
J.C. Dicks
Ballevue
G. 2. Dicks
Cantely
Joseph Dicks
New Wilmington
Larian Church
5 A. Kirkbride
Jean Evelyn Kerr
James and
Carrin Wood Kourr
George Sizer Burica
Georg Edwin Sizer
Fred W. Sizer
Martin Street
Ralph Lunn
Craton Ute-' Nite Methodist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Thermometer Drops Twenty-Five Degrees in Twelve Hours
In Philadelphia the thermometer fell 25 degrees in 12 hours and by 7 am registered 15 above zero as cold, with a forecast for clear skies and an excellent view of the eclipse tomorrow. The day is expected to be bright but chilly.
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Philadelphia
Phiadelhans
Tax Books Turned Over To City Treasurer
Tax duplicate books for all wards except First Seventh and Eighth have been turned over to City Treasurer Ire Ramsey per Councilman William T Burns. The First Seventh and Eighth books will be turned over to Ramsey soon.
New Castle Viaduct Share Nears $100000 Cost
New Castle has paid about $78000 toward the Gardner avenue viaduct with a final estimate of 31837.78 to be paid, making the total cost to Castle around 100000, per William Burrs, Superintendent of Gnance.
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New Castle
Gardner Avenue
Castle
William Burrs
G@nance
Streetcar line reconfigures East Side stops
Officials abandon one East Side stop and add two new ones. Hazen street on the south side of East Washington street is closed while future cars will stop at Hazen surset entering from the north. A new stop also opens on Temple avenue.
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Hazen Street
East Washington Street
Hazen Surset
Washington Street
Temple Avenue
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