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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
7
A vintage advertisement touts Rinso granulated laundry soap as a gentle soak and rinse solution that whitens without boiling and sterilizes. It promises brighter, cleaner clothes in less time, with thick suds in hard water and claims of safety and economy.
James Lamore, county commissioner's clerk, collapsed at the courthouse after arriving at work. He was taken home as doctors ruled out any serious condition, though he complained of dizziness. The report notes no immediate recall of recent errors and includes unrelated local observations.
Bellefonte residents recount Charles Lindbergh trained on the New York Bellefonte line. The route over Nitany Mountain and Bald Maple Ridge is famed as hazardous, shaping his skill for the solo transatlantic flight. Lindbergh, once a mail pilot here, later greeted kings and premiers.
Rev S L Maxwell pastor of Epworth M E church will be one of the instructors at the Epworth League Institute of Methodist churches of the conference to be held at Allegheny College Meadville Pa the week of August He is Life Work Secretary and will lecture on this subject and the Bible Mrs A J Rinker formerly of the Vira M B E church of New Castle will be the dean Ruth Ransom will reach Missions from Lima South America Miss Ransom is known in the city having spoken here recently Rev Wilbur Hewitt of Sharon is registrar and secretary About three hundred young people are expected to attend from the conference The Methodist churches of New Castle plan to send many delegates.
A joint meeting of the local American Legion post and Volunteer Firemen’s association approved plans for Grove City’s big Fourth of July celebration. Darrence Fox and Charles Reagie led committees to organize a large parade with floats bands and patriotic groups. A couples contest prize and an outdoor auto show were among the upcoming events with profits to be handled by the two organizations.
The chairmen of the various committees who attended the rug ing final night were Dr Hastr athletic committee Kennett aerdale concessions BR C avertising C W Sibbs arrang William Tlorsemin Major Mec anin dd Es Robinson Lieke vd prizes and the two general chair men Dorrence Jfox and Charles JLeagle.
Fagan, president of the United Mine Workers local, was released under twelve hundred bond pending disposition of a substitute for a $10 fine or five days in jail after a labor dispute arrest. He was arrested after approaching a crowd of non union workers at the Carnegie terminal loading area. Fourteen people were taken into custody nearby for disorder after clashes between union and nonunion men during shift changes at the Pittsburgh Canal Company operation near Glendale.
North Street Girl Reserves held their season ending gathering at Camp & Brook assisted by a hurk and five cars. About forty five girls enjoyed a farewell with a camp dinner and a planned wiener roast. An after dinner program entertained the crowd led by advisers Misses Helo AM Welbsehenk and Agnes.
The article reports several divorce filings asserting cruel and barbarous treatment. It notes marriages dated 1924 to 1927 and 1925 to 1926, with spouses alleging desertion or separation. Names include Hasie Sovallt, Mike Navelt, Jaawrence D. Moore, Kimmit Dp. Moore, Gani. Sweet, Mare Swert, and others, with dates and places referenced in a fragmented OCR.
In Pittsburgh a county vote approved creating hall inspectors to monitor dance venues. Officials aimed to empower regulators though doubts about authority linger after the measure passed at a county commissioners meeting last night.
In 1930s era notice, Lawrence County and nearby towns plan to attend the thirty first International Christian Endeavor convention in Cleveland Ohio. President Calvin Coolidge is listed as a potential speaker with others including Mrs Francis Clark and Dr Poling. Delegates from Pennsylvania will wear red and white. Westfield Presbyterian plans a large showing. Wednesday June registration day noted. crowded venue and logistical details described.
Friday morning June 3 a sentence court will be held before Judge Lawrence Hildebrand to dispose of a number of pleas. The session may mark the end of Tenyes Pelpre’s term as the Grid dive meet is set for Monday morning. Prosecution may present indictments for further action once pleas are disposed of.
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