Seventh Ward Sees Uit Lake Paradox Plans And Local Outings
Residents of the Seventh Ward prepare trips to Lake Paradox New York and Paradox Lake visits. Families from Ashland Avenue W Clayton Street Harbor Road N Cedar Street plan motor train travel with durations around two weeks to one month. Local reports note many visitors at the resort and good swimming. In addition, current Lake Paradox guests from the ward extend two weeks away, with others to New York City. Flat Rock near Mt Jackson attracts swimmers to a natural sand bottom pool as a popular local retreat.
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Lake Paradox
John Cripps
W. Clayton Street
Russel Roberts
Ray Street
Canada
Paradox Lake
Howard Cox
Harbor Road
William Cox
N. Cedar Street
New York State
J. M. Sibekle
Mery
Effie
Ashland Avenue
New York City
William Bevera
Old Bridge
Geverage
Flat Rock
Seventh Ward
Mt. Jackson
New Bridge Traffic and Odd Local Notices
Slag loads and limited traffic dominate the new bridge scene as trucks cross the old bridge daily, while Mt Jackson and Bessemer buses still shuttle passengers, letting pedestrians cross to avoid detours. Workmen tet riveting, slag fills the span, and floor concrete should start soon. Change Residence notes move Richard Stockham to 517 Newell Avenue. Return Home updates Mrs Frost and daughter Freeces from 7th Street after a Wilmington visit. Sours recovery at Buhl hospital follows a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck. Sick list lists Mrs Hays at home, with her aunt Miss Reed in town. Cleveland trip for Rosalind and Mary Martha Britton planned. Seventh Ward personals include visits and guests on East Cherry Street and nearby streets. Humorous exchange ends with a cake misgiving between Bobby and mother.
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New Bridge
Mt Jackson
Bessemer
Organize Orchestra At Boy Scout Camp
Elmer Williams reports a lively Monday night at the Boy Scout camp with rough play following taps. Hut leaders and scouts endured low inspection scores though Mrs Poister led with 82 points and a banner. Instruction covered signaling map making knife and hatchet pace and first class tests. several scouts earned first and second class ranks. Afternoon baseball, a new drinking fountain donation, swimming, and a volley ball setup followed. Campfire capped the evening as Mr Calahan applauded stunts and spirit.
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Elmer Williams
Goebring
Poister
Dominick Natali
Carl Rodeers
Robert Clements
William Sick
Atuse
Ed Raney
Pace
Travis French
Mr. McCombs
Elmer Willams
Edward Cox
William Rhinehart
James Gardener
Mike Wemner
Wiliam Boye
Theodore Ropp
Arthur Silllman
Donald Switzer
Willam Finetrock
Lewis Saul
Charles McConnell
Melvin Morehouse
Wendall Holmen
Paskey Deprano
Harry Ruby
Lewis Sauli
Whitle
Whitle Plumbing Company
McCombs
Arthur Stillman
Lewis, Saul
Wendall Fhlemen
Charles Kowry
Paskey Deprans
Ben Nessle
Don Switzer
George Kling
Mike Omner
Woodrow Sickafuse
Mr. Calahan
Camp Phillips orchestra forms at campfire
In town yesterday a buyer bought high priced instruments for sale at the camp store. The Camp Phillips orchestra formed last night with Calahan as leader on saxophone Ed Raney second saxophone Don Switzer cornets Bun West slide trombone and Robert Calyhan piccolo. More instruments expected today with another practice planned this evening after taps.
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Don Switzer
Bun West
Robert Calyhan Piccalo
British Scientists Weigh In On Scopes Trial Verdict
London papers focus on the Dayton trial with figures like Sir Oliver Lodge and Professor A M Low offering strong opinions. Lodge says the case is not a trial of evolution, while Low condemns the verdict as a blow to American civilization and a sign of childish stupidity.
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International New London
John Thomas Scopes
London
Oliver Lodge
Dayton
Oliver
A. M. Low
Amer
Ica
Building permits revitalize city construction pace after wage dispute
With wage settlements for carpenters and contractors resolved, city building activity resumes. Permits issued Tuesday cover several houses long held awaiting the settlement, signaling a busy month ahead as July permits may greatly exceed June estimates.
Steamer Aground Freed After Twenty Four Hours
The freight steamship Anna Jenson refloated at high tide after running onto a sand bar near Old Harbor beach. The vessel bound from Windsor N J to New York with lime cargo had been stranded about 24 hours. The captain and crew remained aboard as coast guardsmen offered assistance.
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International News Service
Orhan
Mass
Anna Jenson
Old Harbor Beach
Ossippee
Jenson
Windsor
N. 8
New York
Building Permits Filed in New Castle Area
New Castle permits issued to New Castle Lumber and Construction Co at 518 Electric Street and to Porter and Hoover for a dwelling at 1501 East Washington Street. Thomas P. Boyle listed with Shingel Street project. Karage and Gon noted in record.
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New Castle Lumber and , Construction Co
Electric
Thomas P. Boyle
Shingel
Porter and Hoover
Washington Street
Karage
New Castle Lumber and Gon
Labor Meeting At 8 P.M Announced
An important meeting of the Trades and Labor Assembly has been announced for eight o’clock this evening. Members are urged to attend as agenda items include union coordination and upcoming labor actions.
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The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Secretarial Call Sets Evening Session With Important Business
A secretary named Mc Michaels summoned attendance for this evening at unspecified o’clock. He stated that matters of utmost importance would be addressed during the session.
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T. J. McMichaels
Meiichaels
Kiwanis Quartet Sings Tonight at Ellwood City Country Club
Beaver Falls Kiwanis plans a 2 fishery and 1 dance event at Ellwood City Country Club this Wednesday evening. The Kiwanis quartet includes R. E. Johns Bily Williams W. E. Whieldon and L. W. Kistkart. Prevention is protection.
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New Castle
Kiwanis
R. E. Johns
Bily Williams
W. E. Whieldon
L. W. Kistkart
Beaver Falls
Ellwood Citi Country Club
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Seventh Ward News
Samaier Resort
Giher Neves
DR. Folts
Scientific Research Laboratorien
Optim
Saul
Dil Rolts
Oan Association
New Castle Mutual Bldg. and Loan Association
E2acly East
New Castle, Pa
David H. Long
Belding
Metzler
Richard Stockham i
Newell Avernue
Newell Avenue
MM. Frost
Freeces
Seventh Street
Wilmington
George
Del
Co. i
Walter Hays
Bu ‘Ness
Kays
Sarah Reed
Slippery Rock, Pa
Cleveland
Rosalind
Mary Martha Britton
West Madison Avenue
C. A Souis
Luray
J. A. McNulty
East Cherry Street
Creed Simon
Kenmore
Rita Bohren
Reynoldsville
Mary Lon Hoffman
Patrica Woods
North Gedar Street
H. G. Goates
Liberty Street
Pittsburgh
Robert, Wilson
Libertystreet
Stoneboro
Bobby
Beecham
W. C. Druschel
Bell Phone
East Long Avenue
NEW Castle Drug Corp
RealCat Rate Drug Store
Milo and
North Streets
Nor Mercer Streat
Sabin
Omutt
Pharmacy
Percale
Vamous Drummer
Nox
Hush
Trists Ensemble
Small Boys
Gate Sox
Royst
UTS
Suiler Hubber
Keubber
Bron
Malone
Ujim
Angela
Vervales
Topreis Union Suits
Farimnas Topkid Athletic Nainscok
White ‘Kerchiefs
Thoys
WASS
Famour
Rayor
Pian Toler
Knit Union
Unin Athletic Union Siisa Far Bors
Iy Rm
McKeo
N. Mill St
Kiwanis Quartet
América
Love & Megown Corner
Mil and
Washington Streete
Sali Cleveland
Agen
Far Daratts
New Gael
Erie
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