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New Castle News (Newspaper) - July 10, 1928, New Castle, Pennsylvania Mystery in Loew Enste is disappearance deepens it service t London. July 10 although the family of capt Alfred Loewenstein belgian financier still maintained today that he had suffered an Acci Den Al death two startling reports further deepened the my Stern surrounding his Fate both reports tended to strengthen the convictions of those who ins is that Loewenstein is still alive and that the Story of his accidental death from his piano while crossing the English Channel was a hoax neither however a. Substantial confirm at on the first of these stated that Loew Benstem had withdrawn a sum equivalent to half a million dollars from his Bank Here before leaving Croydon in his plane. The second originated in Dunkirk France where a Fisherman stated he Sav a Parachute drop from the sky near rhe Village of Bra dunes. On the French roast at about the same time Loewensteine a plane was supposed to have been overhead despite these reports however fun Era. Services for the belgian banker will be held in Brussels Tomc Rcw. Girls class of the methodist Church end their teacher mrs Coates will hold a picnic at noon on Friday near the latter s Home. Another picnic is that of the Oung boys class of the presbyterian Church and the teacher j. B Shaw will hold a picnic supper at the dam Friday evening. Still another one is that of the two classes of Young women and j Oung men of the presbyterian Church who will hold a picnic supper at the Indian run Grange Hall on Friday evening july 13. No prayer meeting. Owing to the quarterly conference a it White Chapel on thursday evening Here will be no prayer meeting at the methodist Church. Coal open orators and miners await conference outcome that the policy committee will consider the petition of Illinois miners to allow miners in that state to make a separate with Illinois operators at the Basic wage of $6 offered last Winter by the operators. Missionary meeting postponed. The ladies Home missionary society which previously had announced to hold their meeting at the Home of mrs. J. E. Hillard on tuesday afternoon and then enjoy a picnic supper has been postponed until tuesday july 17. When they will enjoy the meeting and picnic supper. At Wallona be service Pittsburgh july 10. Coal operators and miners of Western Pennsylvania today awaited with interest the outcome of the called meeting of the policy committee of the United mine workers of America in Indianapolis tomorrow. Six representatives from Western Pennsylvania will be present at the sessions. There is much speculation As to the reason for the meeting which was called by John l. Lewis president of the Union local officials maintain a strict silence about the entire matter one opinion which is prevalent among Pittsburgh Coal operators is Volant notes. Or. And mrs. James Montgomery and children of Grove City were callers Here sunday afternoon. H. C. Sutherland and Roy Litzen Berg spent sunday in Erie. Miss Ruth Edwards of Harrisville i pa., was the week end guest at Home of Margaret Allen. Four classes of girls and boys. Or and mrs Charles Gardner and methodist Church and their Dau her Jane of Wilkinsburg Are teachers held a picnic supper or up dog a few Days Here at the Home Volant sunday school picnic. The of the methodist Church their at Lakewood on saturday evening. The picnic was scheduled at Rock Springs but owing to some disagreement there they changed their course and motored to Lakewood. Quarterly Quot conference. The quarterly conference will meet at the White Chapel Church on thursday evening july 12. Dandruff anti falling hair millions use lorry Tiger for Scalp id Stayte of troubles an i Whyte Fox for Alun ailments. Both sold funder Money Back ,arher� or druggists Lucky Tige r first Ripe Tomato. R n. Moose of this Vicinity reported on monday evening that he picked the first Ripe Tomato from his Garden on sunday july 8. He also states that there will be several More during the week. Cook electrically unusual Flowers. Another interesting Garden near us is that of mrs. Ida grim who has an unusual display of Beautiful and rare Flowers. They Are the japanese Iris and the colors Are deep purple and White. It is indeed a wonderful display. Safest most satisfactory most economical picnic tins week. A number of picnics have been planned for this week. The boys and ask us Why next sunday excursion $0.10 Conneaut a of round v trip Lake and return Penna. Power company 19 e. Washington St. Phone 1820 Erie or North Girard and return special train Eastern time la. New Castle.7 55 . Returning la. Erie .6 15 . In a. North Girard .6 40 . La. Conneaut Lake Park 7 00 . Of or. And mrs. C. E. Mccune. J miss Alice Ligo is visiting friends at j Titusville a. Clayton Rudolph returned Home last week after spending a few j Days visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Or. And mrs. John Moore and family of near new Castle called at the j Home of or and mrs. C. L. Hunt on sunday evening. Or. And mrs. G a. Allen of Buffalo n. A. No have been spending their i vacation Here Are visiting now with relatives in Rochester a. The bathers Here Are taking advantage of the dam and during the entire Day and also evening they Are keeping Cool by their daily swim miss Mary Minehan of new Castle visited relatives Here Over the week end. Another attraction Here is the building of a Large motor boat which when completed will be placed at Crawford s place near Leesburg. The boat is a very Large one and is nearly finished. Miss Lillian Campbell of new Castile is spending a few Days with her Cousin mrs. S. D. Winger of this place. Start practice of sending out tax notices in county about 2000 notices sent to county districts this year for first time if the plan started this year by county treasurer Adda c. Smiley is developed and continued the taxpayers of Lawrence county will be Given a written notice of the amount of taxes due in the future. Miss Smiley has sent out about 2.000 notices to taxpayers in the outside districts chiefly in Ellwood City Volant Wampum new Wilmington and Bessemer. This is not being done in the City for the present but May be started next year. County commissioners Mccullough j and elder agree that it can be done and intimated that it would be done next year. If it. Is they will have done something the taxpayers have a ked for for Many year and will have gone a Long Way towards getting taxes paid on time. At the present time All county taxes Are due. But can be paid at a five per cent reduction. This will hold until july 31 and until that time the office of the county treasurer will be open continuously from 8 30 a. M. To 4 30 j p. M. Remaining open during the noon hour. August 1 the taxes go to face value and on september 1 a penalty is added. The thing to do is county j taxes now and thus save five per cent. I Rieckus Smy is Paris is trying to Stop Public kissing except of course in cases where both parties have whiskers. New Castle news. Tuesday july 10, 1928. Nine any one can quote a cheap Price on cheap merchandise hut who wants that kind of value Here at this Tremley Low prices on merchandise that will measure up to your most exacting requirements As to style constructs ish. The Moie you know about furniture values the surer you will he to Purchase here1 re Vou w x a n Fine two piece mohair suites $198.00 mohair is without question the Best wearing covering for living Day Beds $27.00 room furniture. It May Cost slightly More in the beginning but it will give twice the Wear and is therefore cheaper in the end see the wonderful mohair suites we Are featuring this month at special Low prices. This is just one of Many different styles we Are showing in these attractive Day Beds which open up into full size double Beds. When required Fri floors 1-piece burled w Alnut bedroom suite $154.0 Here is one of the very newest made of genuine burled Walnut in net Woods including new style Chiff Onier and handsome Fren Mark ably Low Price for such a Lites it Abii a Aig bed Large dress Ani que Cedar chests at ready on our floors is a splendid Stock of Cedar chests in All the Best styles and finishes. Prices Are exceptionally Low genuine red Cedar chests. 42 inches t .$15.00 Walnut finish Cedar chests in attractive styles 44 inches lop a 1 a t 4>\- a a h i i i a i i a us Vii us Uiha a $18.50 High Grade dining suite�?9 pieces $125.00 Here is the Type of dining furniture you will really be proud of own. Made by one of the Foremost makers of Fine doing room furniture it looks like a $300 suite priced this month at the attractive figure quoted includes Buffet Extension table China Cabinet and six Beautiful chairs to match. Little tot ars $3.50 i p detachable handle Ena of and does not inc $7.00 Fibre chair or Rocker Ltd just the thing for your porch or sunroom. Weil made Fibre rockers in attractive finishes offered As an extra special for this week Only our Supply is limited so place your order at once new style 3-piece Fibre suite $49.50 this Type of furniture is just As popular for the living room As it is for the sunroom or summer cottage. On our floors you will find the newest designs and color treatments and when you compare Quality you will find that our prices Are unusually Low 5-piece Dinette suite $39.75 for the Small a a one of our Compa we have them in a n and finishes at Price furnish your dining you expected. Amp. T Niento or the Small Dinette suites is Ideal Imber of diff Erir. A tvs est he w enable j Luch less convenient credit terms new castles Home furnishes open an account 318-320 East Washington Street they re delicious 5 the Union store a Complete line of at All dealers. Cor. E. Washington and Mercer streets seashore excursions to it honest values dignified and easy credit Atlantic a Bremer Tully a radios come in and hear America finest radio. All electric models. We can save you Money w. R. Campbell Quality furniture and rugs. 316-320 e. North Street missiles from space by s. S. Myers i or Cape May Ocean City or Wildwood n. J. $15.60 from new Castle july 19 August 2-16-30 trip tickets Good 16 Days an Ideal vacation Opportunity a Ltd a ticket cont for illustrated Booklet living full details Home of Hart Schafner and Marx clothes notice if the Many a shop you Are contemplating Church or Chapel painting and decorating write or phone me. I will advise and lend Liberal Aid and you May still be free to award your contract As your Best judgment prefers. Baltimore s Ohio Van Fleet amp Eakin m. B. Weirick painting and decorating. Estimates and sketches cheerfully furnished. Shop 25 n. Apple Way. Phone 1953 new Castle a. Meteors hurl themselves at the Earth quite frequently especially during the months of August and november. But very few of them succeed in getting through the earths atmosphere without becoming disintegrated and falling As harmless dust. But meteorites which Are larger and of such toughness that they can Pierce the Earth a atmosphere and reach its surface present a More serious aspect. J meteorites weighing Many tons have at times reached the Earth and buried 1 themselves deep in the ground such missiles we Ould prove exceedingly destructive if they should strike a City or populous neighbourhood but so far 1 they have usually fallen in out of the Way districts although casualties have been known to happen. When a Large meteorite plunges into the Earth s atmosphere the resistance of the latter causes it to become White hot leaving in its Wake a fiery train striking to behold its Progress is accompanied by loud Thunder like explosions. Sometimes it bursts before reaching the Earth scattering a Shower of fragments Over a Large area just recently eleven pieces of a shattered meteorite were recovered in the Umatilla National Park in the state of Washington the largest piece being As Large As a quart can. The glowing missile struck a tree a terrific blow severing it sixty feet above the ground and setting fire to both portions. The tree was two feet four inches in diameter. A Forest Ranger who was the first to reach the spot found the pieces of the meteorite too hot to touch two hours afterwards. Many of these meteorites which have been recovered from time to time Are preserved in the various museums. One Large specimen weigh million tons ing several tons May be seen in the to strike one museum of natural history in new York City. Perhaps one of the largest mete j orites that Ever struck the Earth at least the largest since the beginning of historic times fell in a dense Forest in Central Siberia on june 30th, 1908. This is in a Region inhabited by the Tun uses who report that the fall was accompanied by a hot air wave which scorched and burned the Forest Over Many Square Miles. According to their report there was first a Bright Light in the sky Wirich turned into a dark Cloud from which issued loud peals of Thunder. Then followed the fiery wave from an almost inaccessible place in the Forest. The Shock of the Impact was registered by the Seismograph at Irkutsk eight Hundred Miles away. The russian Academy of science sent out an expedition to investigate but it was unable to reach the place owing to its inaccessibility. But during the past year. 1927� another expedition was More successful and it reports that it found the ground pitted with Crater like holes Over several Square Miles in diameter millions of dead Trees of the primeval Forest lie Flat and stripped of their branches 1 every tree pointing outward from the Center. At the nearest settlement if j to Miles away two Farmers were j knocked Down by the blast of the me j tear item a fall and scorched by its heat. Both the heat and the explosion were perceived four Hundred Miles away. Of a Herd of 1.500 tame Reindeer be i lived to have been in the Vicinity no Trace has Ever been found it is estimated that the weight of the meteorite before it burst into fragments must have been not less than half a be recorded As one of the greatest calamities of modern times. Another visit of thus kind happened in Arizona away Back in prehistoric times and left its record in the formation of Canyon i fable Crater this meteorite or Comet which Ever it was struck the Earth in the Plain Between Winslow and Flagstaff and buried itself in the Earth 1,500 feet under ground tearing a Hole through solid Rock and Earth nearly a mile in diameter. Efforts Are now being map by the meteor Crater exploration and mining company to unearth the meteor for the valuable minerals it is supposed to contain. An interesting article on this with several splendid cuts of the Crater May be found in the literary digest of june 30th it is Lucky for us that these huge meteoric visits Are few and far Between and that heretofore they have fallen in out of the was places but we cannot foretell when or where the next one May strike shot As Hen thief youth near death Choc in my Carmel. A. July Eph Gamow ice. 22 accused in stealing Wah probably far wounded when shot physician v it moved the Bullet believed the Yoi will die. Stephen Cherpack found Gavino Wicz in the rear of the Cherpack Panion neat kid a i to the p Gavin Owic a a do c huh. H eams my pied Bun a a a if such a missile were of our larger cities Ltd and co. 109 -11 n. Mercer St. S the Man without a Bank account is like a Man travelling on a Flat tire he ruins his tire and gets nowhere. Air in a Good tire and Money in a Good Bank will take Vou far. A the citizens National Bank resources $ 1,5 10,090.00

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