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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
6
Los Angeles June 5 Co eds at the University of Southern California talk more about men than any other subject according to Prof Ralph L Power who released figures. Blondes talk about men more than brunettes and flappers give up all their talk to men while dresses fashions amusements and gossip occupy smaller shares.
The grower of citrus fruits has successfully combated adverse conditions and reports progress in production and market resilience. Officials note continued oversight by agricultural agencies to ensure fruit quality and pricing stability amid challenges.
Dr W G Gove president of the National Association of Teachers of England and Wales will travel to the United States to attend the 60th annual meeting of the National Education Association in Boston from July 2 to 8. He rose to prominence leading the 1918 Fisher Education bill push, seen as a Magna Charta for free public education in England.
Council Bluffs report details a alleged strip poker party involving 26 Abraham Lincoln high school graduates. If proven, the entire class may be barred from graduation by the local board of education. The event was said to have occurred at a summer cottage near base Manna, ending with a swim.
Honolulu reports 1921 births in Hawaii surpassing 10 000 with 4 940 of Japanese parentage. Japanese Consulate count is 4 628, due to American-born Japanese not filing records. Japanese birth rate calculated at 43.01 per 1 060 population, with Orientals forming a majority of births at 53.2 percent.
Pulaski News reports Mrs Delta Barrick and daughter Harriett visiting from Chicago at sister Mrs John Headings home. R O Lampson of Warren Ohio dined with Mr and Mrs James Black. Eva Hodge returns from visit with Aunt Mrs Lucy White of West Middlesex. Mr and Mrs A W Graham departed for New Wilmington. Charles Ferrell and daughter Helen of West Middlesex called on Friday. Mira and W G Wilson of New Castle spent time with brother H E B Porter. Lawrence Mitcheltree, working in Beaver, spent weekend at home. Helen Turner visited aunt Mrs Joseph Clark of West Middlesex. Junior class of West Middlesex High to stage play at Methodist church Tuesday June 6. Mrs J B Crawford, Mrs Fred Wallace and Everett visited Mrs John Foreman. Magmie Gilliland, high school student in West Middlesex, has returned home. Fred Mackey secured a job in Warren. Mrs C J Layton confined at home with illness. Mrs C C Boyd has been sick at home.
Miss Ladie Shaffer returns home after weeks with Mr and Mrs Sammel Shaffer. Marion and Katharyn Porter of Braddock visited A B Porter. F J Fitzgerald of Apollo and Guy Fitzgerald of Struthers called in town Saturday. Helen Rodgers visited New Castle friends Saturday. A chicken supper will be held at Shenango Grange hall on Tuesday evening June 6. William Sarvey, working in Youngstown, spent the weekend with his family. Stella Hodge, ill since January, is able to go out again. A B Black and O J Layton were in New Castle Friday morning. The Women s Benefit Association of the Maccabees will meet Tuesday evening in Michael s Hall.
Augusta, Ga June 5 A former Seacoast Fertilizer sales manager Leland C Adams pleaded guilty to embezzlement admitting he loaned and spent company funds to cover market losses He said his shortages began with $860 borrowed to trade cotton and escalated to a prior shortage of 310801 24 He spent five months in jail, sought a settlement with the bonding firm, offered cash a deed to a Wilmington N C lot and a $1000 note from leading businessmen The court urged resubmission of the offer with potential extra jail time if not accepted Adams wife and two children depend on him for support.
Mercer names include Harry McQuiston and Lillian Shaffer both of Sharon, Paul Wadding of Coolspring and Nora Moyle of Knoxdale, Charles Walter of Bessemer and Helen Smiley of New Castle, Rodney Goddard of Warren Ohio and Bernice Wade of West Farmington. Meeting notices discuss a Mercer motor club to improve roads. a hill cut on Addison Anderson’s East Lackawannon farm enhances highway vision.
In Washington Thomas Edison faced a harsh reception at the Treasury building with a guard passing his explanations to the chief of the watch. He was subjected to a rigid inspection by Treasury officials before proceeding to the comptroller of the currency. Edison quipped that he might invent something to improve head work in police.
In Paris a new sequel to The Three Musketeers emerges not as a Dumas posthumous work but as a suit tied to Auguste Maquet’s widow. Madame Maquet contends her husband contributed to the novel’s creation and seeks a share of income from the book.
A Washington Star quote features Mr. Comrox noting he does not enjoy grand opera unless his mother makes the styles slang. He values companionship though most evenings he sits listening rather than engaging with others.
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