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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
1
War brief recounts Maj Harper describing a warm reception for soldiers at a French hospital. Event held at a Methodist church with choir, addresses, and a pastor from Sharon delivering remarks. Attendees include veterans, church members, and local officials as the unit was honored for service.
A jumble of names and units notes soldiers back from service in France and other locations. It lists promotions and transfers, family arrivals in New York City, and returns to home towns including Croton and Chant Burgan, with references to the 32nd Division and other units.
A fragmented editorial row recounts Jameson and local residents disputing a road project from Ellwood to Wampum. It details funding battles, state highway rules, and alleged county shortfalls, with named figures like David Jameron and Ellwood figures amid a tense exchange over taxes and progress.
Planes not named after New Castle appear in a garbled OCR sample. The text includes scattered phrases about planes, bees, a few names, and disjointed terms, suggesting a fragmented historical news fragment rather than a coherent report. No clear events, dates, or entities form a coherent record.
A garbled note suggests sailors may adopt modern uniforms. mentions Acton handion and various scattered names and phrases. The text is fragmented with unclear references to locations, people, and authorities.
Fragmented OCR text reports that Dr G Jordan cannot attend a county convention. It hints at proceedings involving purchasers and a suspect plan or action, with unclear references to locations such as Herring and a late stage event.
A distorted OCR fragment lists names and places such as New Castle and Hebron with unclear actions and dates. The garbled text references people like Madeline Lawlor and Pan Martin Pore, plus references to civic events and visits, but specifics are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative.
A smallpox case is reported in the city with health officials taking charge and enforcing quarantine measures. The report mentions a resident named Winer and notes the outbreak's spread through the area, prompting city authorities to act to contain the disease.
A fragmented report notes the Board of Trade achieving notable progress this term. It references district distributions, varied efforts, and recognitions linked to Memorial Day observances and regional activities.
Funeral services for Walter Colt will be held at the Cole residence on Miller Avenue Friday at 2. Interment will follow at Oak Park. Davis aged 61 died at home earlier this week. she was the daughter of Violet Jumlet and Jane Philippe Vinvie. Survived by three children. services to be held Friday at 1.30 before interment at Oak Park. Also noted are multiple obituaries and memorials for local residents, including Frank Butler and others, with services planned at various churches and interment at local cemeteries. Scenes of bereavement fill the day as families announce arrangements and mourners gather at church and home locations.
In addition to him, he is survived by one daughter Hovila. The family remains in Pilighurgh and arrangements have yet to be made for the funeral.
Thompson was named city inspector on the East Side Main sewer project at forty cents an hour by Connell Twexty morning. Fire Chief Frank J. Connery notes frequent information requests about the White fire apparatus in service. A visit to Now Castle revealed gypsies, one breaking a traffic ordinance and paying a $19 forfeit after not appearing. Parrell reported bicycle theft on Moravia Street with a dark grey bike missing its handlebar.
A note announces a YWCA meeting of the Americanization committee at Torraday afternoon at three o clock. Representatives from the various clubs will form the committee to determine if they have been properly organized as the meeting is lengthy and important.
Notice records a real estate sale in the estate under an administrator. Wilbert J. Mose served as administrator and the property located along New Waifnieton was sold for 4000 dollars at Marshatt auction.
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