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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
10
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Raymond Knoeppel of New York City was the runner up as M. C. Newsome was elected president of Red International succeeding Tom Sutton of Tampico Rico. Knoeppel received 959 votes to Newsome 1354 after ballots from Thursday were tallied Friday afternoon. Directors for the United States were Carl Ackley Roy Ronald Clyde Hulsizer Dan O Hearn Dave Clark. The convention adjourned.
Announcement outlines the reorganization of Falls Rubber Co and its consolidation with the entire holdings of the India Tire and Rubber Co. R. Bremer, a leading New Castle businessman, is named in the merger context and noted as elected to a position.
The Falls Rubber Co president argues the impending Instanmum election signals a beneficial merger for dealers and distributors of Falls and India. Plans for refinancing and complete merger details are outlined for both sides.
More than one hundred pupils at George Washington Junior High received penmanship certificates and seats this semester. Twenty six 7A, 16 BA, 26 8A, and 15 8A4 certificates were distributed, with every girl in 8A4 earning a seat. The Zaner Bloser company examined work for 24 penmanship club pupils earning high school and advanced certificates, led by Grace BAL who took 14 high school certificates. Miss Zelma Nesbitt teaches the class.
Aliquippa June 1 Alleged driver of the hit and run vehicle that killed Robert M Harper 80 of Glen Willard. William Markeont 27 507 Beaver Avenue arrested by county detectives and state police and Glen Willard constable arraigned before Justice Lawrence V Gibbs Sewickley on manslaughter charge held without bail in Allegheny County Jail. Harper was crossing the street to visit his son in law and daughter Mrs Lach when struck. driver accelerated and fled.
Arthur McGill School recognized students for long term thrift savings with diplomas and stars. Awards were presented by Roblett M. Stridler Jr. from Lawrence Savings and Trust. Students from grades 1A through 6B earned one to six year thrift honors, with multiple named recipients across many classes.
The Wild Geese discuss travel to southern swamps with Peter and Gander describing the landscape as lovely and musical. They contrast damp northern swamps with sunlit southern wetlands where flowers bloom and a Snowy Heron is praised for its character despite harsh treatment from others.
New Philadelphia Ohio report of Miss Mary Ellen Gillganen Coshocton 20 injured after falling 58 or 59 feet from a projecting rock in Devil's Cenl cave near Gilmore. She landed in a creek and sustained internal injuries but believed to recover at Coshocton City hospital. Nearby Marshall Beatty confectionery proprietor injured with wife when car struck railroad crossing at Midvale. Mrs Beatty hospitalized at Union hospital.
Miss Cinda Pethel a known Waynesburg church and Sunday School worker died after a choking spell caused by a throat infection. A 1922 graduate of Waynesburg College with highest honors she was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A C Pether and survived by them. She belonged to Waynesburg Baptist church and served as an officer of the Greene County Sunday School Association.
Sharon Pa June 1 Miss Lena Phillips 17 of Masury narrowly escaped drowning while swimming in Yankee lake near here. She was carried from the water by Charles Jackson and David Munch both of Sharon and revived by artificial respiration. Sharon firemen brought a papal motor to the lake but not needed.
Ro F Roberts of Barbour place reported nine chickens owned were killed in a single night by roving dogs. J Wylie Brewster of the bureau of animal husbandry says efforts to apprehend the canines continue though none have been located yet. The article also notes an airplane crash at Hallfield near here on Friday, with two fatalities and a survivor rushed to hospital.
Robert Later, an airplane owner, is dead after a crash. John Stafford, the pilot, is in a hospital with life threatening injuries. The fatal incident occurred late last night.
Rev Adolph Mahler of Velois will close evangelistic services in Moravia at the Christian and Missionary Alliance tabernacle. After a series of meetings, the Moravia event will conclude.
Revival meetings continue with Rev Mehler delivering Sunday sermons at the Moravia church and at the Alliance mission on Bell Avenue Ellwood City. He will speak Sunday afternoon at 3 30 as part of a cooperative effort among denominations.
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