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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
32
Terrace Avenue School reports the highest city average in the Home Reading Course with 74 of 81 students completing 10 books for a 91 percent rate. Beatrice Jenkins of grade seven read all 40 books. a list of 6th graders who completed the program is provided.
A fragmented OCR listing many personal names across multiple lines. Readers see a string of individuals including Helen Bruckner Bill Kosin Solomon Levin Rose Bara Constant Zolog George Weber Raymond Crun Adalina Pelino Theodore Lecky Vary Krupa Ernest Weber Frances Zuchowski Mary Daniels Anna Dudak Bertha Smit Lizzie Moses Steve Zuzow Freda Bloos John Season Julia Sabo Minnie Prediger Julia Kirol Joseph Herman Irene Campbell Elizabeth Price Mike Zedo Sophie Citanski Benjamin Kiviatofsky Harry Kiviatofsky Beatrice Jenkins Earl Wheale Josephine Simkin Sara Joseph Mike Duda and others.
On June 3, 1907 the New Castle council considered allowing the Union Telephone Co to erect 400 poles. The matter was taken under advisement and a survey of the situation ordered.
A historical article explains the fusion welding method using arc and resistance processes. It outlines how two pieces are brought together to form a shower of sparks and melt evenly, then pressed to unite. The technique achieves about 98 percent strength and suits tube strips and tool steel ends.
Benny Kline of Connecticut avenue Rochester received a Ku Klux Klan warning alleging misdeeds in his domestic life. A fiery cross appeared in his yard late at night and a knock sound followed by a note slipped under the door.
Alliance Ohio June 3 H W Witherspoon general manager of the Stark Electric company announced tickets good for 100 rides within the city limits for one dollar This is among the lowest rates for street car passenger traffic in the state The tickets will be issued for four weeks and may be continued indefinitely
The annual meeting at Hotel Conneaut drew stockholders from Crawford Mercer and Erie counties. Reports showed strong condition and improved facilities with new grandstand additions and buildings. Directors named: Blair Baird Robinson McLean McLane Livingston Austin Miller Hunter Andrews McMasters Rob inson Brobeck Wilson Dodds Harned Denison Palmeri. Officers: Holcomb president Andrews vice president Church secretary Jackson treasurer McLane general superintendent.
The New Bedford Relief Society held a Wednesday afternoon gathering led by Mrs. Frank Harry with devotional exercises directed by Mrs. Robert McClanahan. Vice-president Mrs. Lynda Carlisle conducted the regular business meeting. attendees included Mrs. Alice Grover Mrs. Anna Sara Shields Miss Mabel Wallace Mrs. Lyndal Carlisle Mrs. C P Johnson Mrs. Robert McGlenahan and Mrs. Frank Harry.
Town hall hosts a poverty social Tuesday June 13 under the local relief society. Ice cream and cake will be served and the New Bedford orchestra will furnish music. All are welcome. come in rags or pay a fine.
Communion services will be held Sunday morning at ten thirty oclock at the Methodist church. Rev. C. L. Downs, pastor.
Miss Gladys Zedaker returns from Ravenna to teach. Numerous visits frame a week of guests from New Castle Hubbard Youngstown and Kent. Attendees include W S Lowry, J T Bentley, Elizabeth Spencer, and C L Zedaker with friends at several towns.
Harrisburg reports official primary results for governor show Pinchot ahead of Alter by 8,884 with final totals excluding Allegheny county 511,002 for Pinchot and 502,118 for Alter. Lieutenant governor totals outside Allegheny list Davis 532,053 and Bracken 212,698.
Indigestion symptoms including nervousness headaches and bloating prompt a Boston reader to praise Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing the bowels and aiding digestion. The ad claims the product sweetens the stomach and invigorates the liver, with no pain or nausea and no habit forming effects.
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