Castleton Hotel Nears Opening With Governor as Guest
Brigadier General J Leslie Kincaid, president of the American Hotel Corporation, announced in New Castle that The Castleton will formally open around October 1. Governor John S Fisher is expected to attend the four day celebration, with Colonel Edward Olmsted accompanying Kincaid during the final inspection of the rapidly nearing completion hotel.
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Castleton
John S. Fisher
J. Leslie Kincaid
American Hotel Corporation
Kincaid
Edward Olmsted
Three Thousand Pupils Take Part In Big Pageant
Three thousand pupils from New Castle Public Schools participated in a mass physical education display at Franklin High Stadium under Miss Fluth Jane Totman. Calisthenics, dances, and varied exercises showcased across grades, postponed from May 21 due to weather, with the event concluding on June 3. The pageant highlighted field drills, primary age performances, and older student ensembles before continuing on to Page Two.
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New Castle
Fluth Jane Totman
Three Hurt In Auto Mishap Near New Wilmington
Richard and George Marquis and Grace Brooks were injured when the Marquis car attempted to pass the Allen vehicle on the New Wilmington improved highway near New Castle Field Club. All were taken to New Castle hospital. Miss Brooks with a scalp wound remained hospitalized.
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Richard
George Marquis
Burles Avenue
Grace Brooks
Highland Avenue
H. E. Alien
Leasure Avenue
New Wilmington
New Castle
Miss Brooks
Bay
Small Boy Drowned In Vault Near Home
Joseph Benes aged 21 3 years, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Benes of 015 Sennet street, drowned after falling into an open yard vault behind his father’s property. Police and neighbors failed to revive him despite pumping and long stick probing the water filled vault. The body was found at the bottom after an hour or more, the accident occurring early this afternoon.
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Joseph Benes
Mike Benes
Mike Hbenee
Iar
Little Josephy
Governor Fisher to Attend Westminster College Commencement
New Wilmington plans for Governor John S. Fisher to attend Westminster College commencement this Wednesday at 4 pm. He may travel by car from Indiana Pa with his daughter or take a train if busy in Harrisburg. The Rotary Club hosts a noon luncheon at Neshannock hotel awaiting definite arrival plans. The senior march proceeds to United Presbyterian church with no state police escort. Dr. S C Gamble of Butler will be the speaker.
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New Wilmington
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Westminster College
New Willington
Indiana
Harrisburg
Parvey
S.C. Gamble
Butler
Forty Hot Mills To Be Operated At Shenango Mill
Shenango Works of American Sheet and Tin Plate will run forty hot mills next week starting 8 a m Monday. The program may extend through the week, replacing an earlier plan for thirty mills. The tin plant’s nth departments will operate accordingly.
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Shenango
D. S. Pyre
Shenango Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Bute
Police Hunt For Girl's Attacker Near Pittsburgh
County detectives search for an automobile driver who lured Catherine Brasky a 14 year old girl from Huola to ride with him and attacked her near Sunnyside Hollow. She walked seven miles to Donora to report the incident and authorities notified county police.
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International
Pittsburgh
Catherine Brasky
Huola
Sunnyside Hollow
Brasky
Donora
Donnara
Death Record: Tomes TP Anticraon 73 West Pittsburg
Tomes TP Anticraon, age 73, died in West Pittsburg. Funeral arrangements pending with local undertakers. Memorials may be directed to the family.
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Tomes
Anticraon
West Pittsburg
Lindbergh Heads Home After Paris Welcome
Lindbergh leaves Cherbourg aboard a tender to the Memphis as crowds cheer the first continent to continent flyer. He salutes the French, waves from the flag deck, and carries only a wooden box as he heads toward the United States with The Stars and Stripes Forever playing.
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International News Service
Cherbourg
Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
Lindbergh
France
Hoatswain
Hoatswains
Stars and Stripes
First June Fire Alarm From Box 64
The first June fire alarm was turned in at 10:40 A M from box 64 summoning firefighters to 220 Want Division Street the home of Bess Pagliaro A mattress in a back bedroom was found on fire The cause is unknown and the loss is about 28 dollars
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Bess Pagliaro
Want Division Street
Officer Hagan Sees Coolidge Lodge On Vacation Route
A Western tour includes the Black Hills where Officer James Hagan visits the State Games Lodge. President Calvin Coolidge may use the lodge for a month this summer. Hagan dined there recently and plans to return home within a week after a long vacation through Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Jimmie’ Hagan
Lodge
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
James Hagan
Cal
Jimmy
Offle Hagan
Iriiten
Dinger
Godlides
Hagan
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
Peculiar Will Written on Magazine Cover Probate In Lawrence County
Simon Frederick Carlson wrote a brief will on the front of a Saturday Evening Post magazine April 30 1927. The document named Mrs Jennie McCullough as beneficiary of his war bonus Insurance after funeral expenses and asked for burial in Kane Pennsylvania. The will found in a bureau drawer by roommate Isabel Hapwood had his signature proven by Register Jeannatte Hutton after a hospital stay and death. The writer noted the magazine form makes filing awkward and requires special custody.
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Lawrence County
Register and Recorder
Jeannatte Hutton
Simon Frederick Carlson
Saturday Evening Post
Jennie McCullough
Kane
Carlson
Isabel Hapwood
Girl Badly Hurt In Auto Crash Near Wampum
Four injured in a Beaver Falls to Milwood City trip when EH D Weigle's car struck a rock at Schott's Corner on the Ellwood City Wampum road. Bessie Pardoe 17 from New Brighton suffered a skull fracture and severe head wound and is in serious condition at Beaver Valley General hospital. Elizabeth Barr 18 also from New Brighton and the other two occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Fhe
Wampum
EH. D. Weigle
Second Avenue
Beaveralls
Schott's Corner
Chewton Hill
Ellwood City
Misa Bessie Pardoe
Fourth Street
New Brighton
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Marshall Ambulanes
Misa Elizabeth Barr
E. D. Weigle
Tony Petrol
Beaver Falls
Pardue
Barr
Milwood City
Return To Lawrence County After Mr. McKnight Introduces Modern Farming Methods
Mr and Mrs Janes MeKnight and their family have returned on furlough from the United Praabylerlit M4la sian in Sudan after two years of missionary work. They will spend much of their furlough with Mr and Mrs MeIntish near Easthrook, Piet and Or Resim Wey.
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Mr. McKnight
Sudan
Janes
Mary Jane MeKénight
Praabylerlit
Whartum North
Misaimarey Weiele
Uh Melintisht
Easthrook
Piet
Resim Wey
Germany Seeks to Welcome Clarence Chamberlin Flight
Germany shows strong interest in Chamberlin piloting his Bellanca plane to Berlin. President Hindenburg inquires about departure status and orders government cooperation with the American Herald. Lufthansa facilities at Tempelhofer Feld are prepared with searchlights for a夜 landing, signaling high anticipation.
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H.R
Germany
Chamberlin
Europe
Lufthansa
Tempelhofer Feld
Ministry of Marine
Father is killed struck by train near Paris Illinois
W J Smith age 65 of Paris Illinois father of Harry Smith manager Capitol Theatre and of A T Smith owner Robertson Smith Players company died after being struck by freight train in Paris yards while on duty. He visited his sons in New Castle May 29 and died shortly after. Warry and Al Smith left for Paris to attend funerals.
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W. J. Smith
Paris
Harry Smith
Capitol Theatre
AT Smith
Roberson-Smith Players Company
Smith
New Castle
Fretight
Heth Warry
Aud al Smith
Lindbergh Predicts Clarence Chamberlin Transocean Hop
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh told IN S this afternoon that Chamberlin had begun a trans ocean flight. He said, He has a good plane and will make it. He asked Who is with him.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
International News Service
Clarence Chamberlin
Lindbergh
Berlin Flight Plans Announced For Lindbergh’s Route
The official start time for a new Berlin bound flight from the same runway used by Charles A. Lindbergh is set as G G five twenty seven eastern daylight. Secretary Carl Schary of the American Aeronautical Association announced the details, with Chamberlin accompanied by Charles A. Levine of Columbia Aircraft Corp. official announcement stated May go to Berlin.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Carl Schary
American Aeronautical Association
Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Corporsion
Columbia
Berlin
Pittsburgh Plans Lindbergh Honor Visit
A Pittsburgh movement sought to invite Charles A Lindbergh to visit the city as an honored guest. Backers argued Pittsburgh had supported his Atlantic solo flight, and the city should be given a public fete.
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Pittsburgh
Lindbergh
International News Service
Arles A. Lindbergh
Golfer's World in Rainy Day Blues
Arthur Mometer laments a golfer's day ruined by persistent rain. He dreams of eighteen holes but finds no course open and voices deep grief as the weather keeps him from playing and his well-made plans fall apart.
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Pius Aken
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Chamberlain
Levine
Rome
Children of Public
Lindbergh Tion
Franklin High Stadium
Cinternaiven News Service
Balifan
N.S
Lune
Bay of Pandy
Yarmouth
Oklahoma
Appythe Gragg
Ardythe Gragg
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Olda
Marquis
Allen
New
Wilmington
Fisher
BE. Johnston
Atmiva Avyenue
East Lutten Atrert
East Washington Street
Lone Eagle
United States
Schriekz
Will
John Spencer
Joseph W. Spencer
Lone Avenue
University of Alabama
Simmer
James McKnight
Africa
McKnight
Lindy
Arthur Mometer
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