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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
5
Officials announce changes to highway route numbers from 33 to U7 along the line from Butler to New Castle, with signs to read Ben Franklin for the altered designation. The plan, expected to finish soon, follows statewide adjustments and affects local drivers and travelers in Franklin and surrounding areas.
Members of the New Castle Quota club aim to attend the international convention in Baltimore Maryland June 16. Lola McCormick Cecelia Wolford Elizabeth White Orra ngder Olive Kanmerer Mildred Rodgers Elizabeth Williams and Mary Pearsall are listed among attendees. The club plans a pottery poster and a doll show feature to represent New Castle at the convention with Shenango Pottery volunteering to prepare the display for downtown windows and eventual transport to Baltimore.
Religious notices report the First Church of Christ Scientist renting room at 26 South Mill Street to hold services while awaiting completion of a Moody Avenue church. Reading room moved to sixth floor of Johnson Building. Wednesday and Sunday services scheduled at South Mill location opposite Bower's Furniture.
Don McGrew, longtime associate of Brown and Hamilton, joins the Foster Brothers Automobile Agency sales force on North Jefferson Street. He brings years of industry experience to the firm.
The Wonder ironing machine offers effortless ironing for housekeepers and families. It reduces manual labor dramatically and is simple enough for a child to operate, easing daily laundry tasks for households.
May saw twenty four new homes started with an approximate cost of 140000. A municipal building and duneau top the month at tan. Two public garages and two store rooms cost 14000 each. Thirty private garages total 8080 on completion. One new service station under construction at 10000. The balance of 1777410 in new construction covers small buildings and licences. Alterations and repairs total 44000 for dwellings and few buildings. Building repairs cost 86020 and alterations of dwellings 377149.
The Pennsylvania Railroad moved for a new trial in the Mahoning Valley Court in Harry Lutton vs. the railroad. A previous suit ended with no verdict while the plaintiff sought 17400 dollars, arising from an accident. The defendant contends the verdict fails to reflect the weight of the evidence.
At Shenango Valley Hospital several admissions include Helen Madi Nick Perry Lee Robert Stewart Noe Mercer and others. In Morgantown West Virginia Jonan Vanpelt died from gunshot wounds ruled personal safety related by Coroner Moore. Funeral service to be held next Friday in Wheeling.
Pa June 1 Running into the path of an automobile after a halt Robert Malak 8 was knocked down and critically injured at Natrona near here today His skull was fractured.
Real estate transfers show Mildred A Doerr to Norman T Cox for 1 dollar. John W Owens and La Vera H Wilson of Slippery Rock for 1 dollar. John A Gelbach to Len Carmel of Ellwood for 2 dollars. James Potter estate to TL Armstrong Harlansburg for 1 dollar. Jace M Richard to Robert Brown Harlansburg for 1 dollar. Homer F Johnston to Robert Brown Harlansburg for 1 dollar. Clement J Kingston to Oliver Klimenst Wayne for 6000 dollars. Oliver A Par to Angelo Fariwica Taylor for 125 dollars. Charles J Medard to Max Ludwig 2nd Ward for 1 dollar. Sarl J Sowers and Sherman Kit son dth ward for 1 dollar.
A vintage newspaper page offers a menu of season specific dishes with Dutch Pineapple Cake and Veal Steak with Tomato Sauce. It includes a pineapple cake recipe and kitchen tips like lemon and salt stain removers, plus a note of appreciation from a local veterans post for a luncheon and club events.
A distraught mother said a pair of white and black baby shoes were found on a street car. The shoes led investigators toward a nearby shop where a dispatcher recovered several items including clothing and accessories. The incident revealed a cache of various stray garments and gear in the area.
Civil War veterans express thanks for data provided by volunteers. They acknowledge support from local groups and note ongoing efforts to preserve memories of the conflict for future generations.
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