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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
Senior play Hoodoo closes the season in Hliavoon City with a three act comedy titled Hoodoo. The cast includes Difford Herzen Norman Mor and Edward Fel Liss along with several others. The performance benefits the Shelby Social club.
A jumble of garbled text about foot pain and relief options with scattered phrases mentioning tired feet swelling and comfort. The readable parts reference remedies and seeking relief without coherent structure or clear sources.
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical issue in Syracuse with references to rheumatism and treatment outcomes. It mentions people and places in a garbled narrative, including mentions of a patient and a medical professional. The exact events and dates are unclear due to the corrupted source.
Plans for Elwood Cey and Plang to open playgrounds at Shelby grounds near New Castle. Groundworks are graded and ready as school ends next year. Teachers Rachel Bradford and others will supervise, with Shelby grounds already popular with children.
A fragmented notice describes a plan of lots being laid out in Ellwood with references to a new photograph and local survey work. The readable text mentions individuals such as Piet Serna and Donn with scattered names and unclear roles, hinting at a town planning or land layout event.
A garbled notice references drivers and warning actions. It mentions dates, parking, and a conflict involving various names and institutions. The text is fragmented but hints at legal or regulatory actions affecting drivers and associated entities in a courtroom or municipal context.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions pastors returning today and various local names and places. It references arrival days and walking events, with unclear specifics but signals an upcoming gathering or service. Names and locations are partially readable, suggesting a church or community schedule.
Walter Harris of the Ellwood City News reports a letter from Private Joseph Cowan Sr. in France. He expects to return to the United States soon, possibly by July, after substantial service. He notes the local boys from Ellwood City have returned home, and mentions Lieutenants Howell Jenkins and others.
Roy Sitler returned home from military service in France where he served in the medical corps. He had been employed at the Shelby plant in first aid duties prior to entering the Army.
Ellwood City June 1. Mr and Mrs Tainan of Pittsburgh have moved into their new home on Wayne avenue, purchased from the estate of the late Wrannie Wilson.
Hop City reports John McDonald has moved into a new property on Pearth Street, part of the Comey Club addition. The purchase appears connected to local development, with prior ownership recorded as Twinly property in Yeowely.
Ellwood Cipy and Troop Nooz of the local Boy Scouts attended a pool event last evening. They were accorded the privilege of swimming after the warning pool was opened, with strict supervision and safety measures in place.
A garbled OCR passage centers on a Red Cross nurse giving addresses amid disjointed phrases. It references names, times, and places in a foggy, unclear reconstruction. The readable portions hint at speeches or instruction by the nurse to a group.
Miss Burns will entertain her class at a neighborhood gathering described as pleasant and welcoming with a cozy, informal setting. The event aims to foster camaraderie and community spirit among attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various odd terms and names such as Vin Ferrov and Geertor, with no cohesive event or clear individuals to anchor a summary. It reads as garbled notes from a page, lacking verifiable facts or context for a proper article card.
In a bustling city event Ensign Watt is welcomed at a house gathering as society figures from Elmira to Ellwood City attend. The morning includes remarks by local officials and a courtesy call on notable residents.
The provided OCR text is garbled and hard to interpret, with many misspellings and broken phrases. It appears to mix unrelated words, hindering extraction of clear names, dates, places, or events from a historical newspaper item.
Mrs Beet Turner who has been guest of her cousin Mrs Lawlis Roelyts of Warlemburg was returning home after a few days visit in Winterspring? West Virginia. The report notes the outing and mentions travel back to her home.
Fragmentary notes from notebooks of war personnel describe humorous sidelight questions in exams given to BEC A war workers applicants. Random queries probe eccentricities and character while assessing aptitude, revealing a light tone amid the rationing era.
Report confirms viewers counted for Narrows and details a bridge or road condition. References to Judge Emery, Pennsylvan ia crossing and a damaged bridge surface indicate public works concerns. Mentions local figures and residents discussing a possible reconstruction or obsolescence of the structure.
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