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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
39
Soldiers replace police at various border points in Tyrone County Ireland, reinforcing security along the border area amid tensions and routine checkpoints reported by local authorities.
Sir James Craig requests aggressive action by the British government as soldiers replace police on Tyrone border amid fierce Republican Orangeman clashes. He speaks after talks with Lloyd George and Churchill, urging Ulster not to be molested and signaling a possible offensive if tensions rise.
The Apollo club a male glee group of twenty four young men will perform in concert at the Third United Presbyterian church on East Washington street Friday evening June 2 under the direct supervision of its conductor.
Richard E Johns leads Apollo Club in a winter rehearsed concert program. The group, reformed in 1921 after World War I service disbandment, performs works by Denza Parks Marshall Loepke Sullivan Scott and more with piano solos and a duet by Lawrence L Thompson and Johns.
The New York Stock Market opened steady as shares broadly held firm. Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced three points amid cautious trading as investors assessed early trading and market momentum.
Hundreds of New Castle children aged 2 to 16 gather at the Carnegie playground on South Jefferson Street for the summer season opening. Equipment has been repaired and painted. swings, see-saws, merry go rounds, pools, sand piles, tennis and basketball courts draw attention. Games, dances, and daily four reel movie programs will start Monday under playground directors guidance. Last season saw 2000 children daily, with expectations 1922 will beat that record.
Acting Mayor Burns levied a one dollar fine on R C Glascow after he confronted the mayor on a charge of violating city traffic regulations.
The report claims France displays the best road network globally and notes it was inaugurated by Napoleon.
Business representatives of every class are asked to attend Friday evening at 7 45 at the High School building for a meeting of the Alumni Association. All members are eligible and should be present. Officer elections and final plans for the June 30 Cascade Park reunion will be discussed.
Julius Roth of Hickory township was arrested by County Detective J. M. Dunlap on a charge of possessing liquor. The arrest occurred while Roth was in bed. Bail of $1,000 was posted before Alderman Mantz.
At a California court hearing this morning Judge Emery considered Powell De France guardian of Haywood Bartholomew to approve selling the ward's interest in coal and mineral rights in Neshannock township.
The petition notes Madge B Chrisman appointed guardian by the supreme court of Venture county California. The records were certified here and other interested parties have agreed to the sale.
Memorial Day service at St Marys cemetery honored the Boy Scouts who helped the committee in charge. A letter to The News thanked the scouts and supporters for their kindness, signed by Carl Schrontz, Charles Biddle, and Charles McDonough.
Police asked to watch for Margaret Lancegs who left home for New Castle taking a $7 ring and a wrist watch. Officers checked trains at Nile station on the Western Allegheny railroad but found no trace. The girl is described as average size, wearing a blue silk dress, orange hat, black hose, tan shoes, carrying a black handbag and a brown paper wrapped bundle.
Charley Hide was arrested by Officer ORourke for drunkenness after allegedly throwing his hat in the air and shouting. He was fined $5 by Mr. Burns this morning.
Agreement reached by parties in the Falcon Steel Co versus Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Co of Ellwood City leads to sale of the property by the bond holders trustee rather than by the receiver as previously proposed.
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