Fish Stories From Neshannonk And French Creek bass catches
A respected observer reports a fisherman landing a three pound large mouth black bass at the Neshannonk near Hastbrook station. Earlier in the year several bass weighed two to three pounds. Morris Pitzer, camping on French Creek above Cambridge Springs, caught five black bass totaling 15 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Hastbrook Station
Morris Pitzer
Marshall Avenue
French Creek
Cambridge Springs
Chicago Traders Brave Death In 40,000-Mile Trip
Chicago businessmen G. E. Bigelow and Theodore V. Hinske returned after an eighteen month 40000 mile journey by camel donkey and flower to study rug making and Oriental trade. They faced snipers scorpions and bandits across India Persia Turkey Greece Japan and China and endured water shortages danger on the Sind Desert and Tava forest. Highlights include a fifty course Persian luncheon and meetings with Amir Aga Khan and the Sirdar Sephar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Curry
Thuemasianss
Braft
Chicago
Orient
E. Bigelow
Theodore V. Hinske
India
Persia
Turkey
Greece
Japan
China
Peshawar
Bigelow and
Hinske
Kydar
Sind
British India
Tava Forest
Syria
Bagdad
Damascus
Syrian
Fellujah
Ghourvah
Amir Agfthan
Shah
Sirdar
Sephar
Bigelow
Sultanabad
Rugs and Refugees Across Ancient Trade Winds
Two travelers describe rug making in India and Persia where men in India and women in Persia weave rugs for the master’s household. They note long durations and family line influence in selecting wives for weaving. They estimate over a million refugees from Turkey and former Russian weavers in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Persia
Turkey
Greece
Four Accidents Reported In 24 Hours
Police recorded four automobile crashes in the last twenty four hours. No injuries were reported. James Manos of 129 Park Avenue said his northbound car on Carlisle street hit a Laurel Meat Market delivery vehicle owned by Norris Mitchell when it turned into a driveway without signaling. Both cars were damaged. R. Z. Tully of 300 Moody Avenue reported an impact on North Jefferson Street when Robert Hart’s car struck his parked vehicle, causing damage. Gus Peterson of 649 East Washington Street backed from the curb on South Jefferson. Mrs. Phil Fisher’s northbound car on Jefferson collided with Peterson’s, damaging both cars. Mrs. Fisher claims Peterson backed into her car. J. P. Marshall of 829 North Jefferson Street was driving north, turning into Lexington Garage when Mike Sueprich’s southbound car struck and damaged his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manos
Park Avenue
Carlisle Street
Laurel
Norris Mitchell
Manos
R. Z. Tully
Moody Avenue
North Jefferson Street
Falls Street
Robert Hart
Gus Peterson
East Washington Street
South Jefferson
Phil Fisher
Newell Avenue
Jefferson Street
Fisher
Peterson
J. P. Marshall
North
Lexington
Mike Sueprich
Delver South
Former Local Woman Named Principal Of Youngstown School
Miss Bell Snyder of Youngstown Ohio is named principal of Pleasant Grove school by the Youngstown Board of Education. She has taught for years in Delason and earlier in this city and succeeds Miss Alice Brown who moves to Delasom school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Snyder
Pleasant Grove School
Belle Snyder
Youngstown
Ohio
Board of Education
Snyder
Delason School
Alice Brown
Delasom School
Bell Co conduit project finished on Highland avenue
Bell Telephone Company reports completion of the Highland avenue conduit from mid Lincoln avenue and Stewart Place to Leasure avenue on the west side. Cables have not yet arrived, delaying the final phase. the improvement is expected to greatly improve service for Bell subscribers in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Bell Telephone Company
M. F. Dull
New Castle
Lincoln Avenue
Stewart Place
Leasure Avenue
Highland
Bell
Occupation Tax Payable July 31 in New Castle district
Tax due July 31 for taxi cab operators pool rooms and similar trades. Formerly included others but exempted under 1924 act. Council appoints B Pate as inspector of West Washington Street repaving at five dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Internal Revenue Departent
Council
B. Pate
West Washington Street
Colleen Moore Appears in New Screen Story Soon
Colleen Moore, star of The Flaming South, will headline another sweat story titled Slippy Me-Gee by Oliver Maraseno. She is set to appear at the Resent on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Oliver Maraseno
Council Plans Wallace Avenue Paving Project
Plans and specifications for paving Wallace avenue between Beaver and Shronange streets were approved by council today. Once ordinances become legal, bids will be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Avenue
Beaver and
Shronange Streets
Orange Ladies to Parade Saturday
Members of Martha Washington Lodge No. 24 will participate in the Orange men's parade Saturday morning. They will meet at the lodge room on East Washington Street to join the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Ladies
Martha Washington Lodge No
L. Ll. O
Dalm
Ciendoenin
East Washington Street
Certificate of Character Mentioned in Odd Text
Incoherent note references a certificate of character and mentions shares, ownership, and an entity likely misread as Susie Taly. The fragment hints at investment terminology and a discussion of interest rates, but lacks clear events or identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking
Susie Taly
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Cooper & Butle
Palm Beach
Sam H. McGoun
Spruoan
Wallace B
Jacob F. Perelman
Fred Nicholson
Nicholson
Neshannock Ave
Waldorf Hall
Mather Bros. CO
Mather Bros
Mather Bros. Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths
Washington Street
Avis
DR. Folts
Indiana
Louisa Fletcher
Indianapolis
Berlin
Germany
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Count Ernst Gottsfrield von Schmettow
Youngstown School
Bell Co
Cables Holding Co
Internal Revenue Department
Slippy McGee
Pace Makers
Rosewood
Oxforde
Sandala
Ghuldron
Best
Avid Liverman
Progl Ular Skoe Store
Romberly
Cilléren
Naib
New Castle Mutual Building Maul Loan Association
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