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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

7

Duff Leads Largest Wool Pool In Lawrence County

W B Connell of State College says wool stored at the Lawrence County Co operative Association warehouse on Moravia street is the finest graded in Lawrence Beaver and Butler counties. Norman C Dale reports premiums for premium products as about 135 producers bring in 28000 pounds mainly Delaine and 3-8 Blood. The top producer is W J Duff with 1611 pounds followed by Joseph Barron 1136 and Daisy Totten 1102. Other large contributors include J A Weller J F Miller J P Peebles and Son R D Walters J S Baird John Elder Jr Mrs J Kelly and Earl Wallace. Some lots are as small as 13 pounds.

Lawence County Co-operative Association Moravia Street Lawrence Beaver Butler Counties W. B. Connell State College Norman C. Dale Farm Bureau W. J. Duff North Beaver Township Joseph Barron Butler County Daisy Totten Washington Township J. A. Weller J. F. Miller J. P. Peebles and Son R. D. Walters J. S. Baird John Elder, Jr

Trained Bird And Animal Show At The Regent

Prof Somers and his trained birds and animals perform a three day show at the Regent theatre today tomorrow and Saturday. The entertainment is described as high class for children and adults and also features Douglas MacLean in The Yankee Consul and Pal the Wonder Dog in Delivering the Goods.

Prof. Somers Regent Theatre Douglas MacLean Pal Wonder Dog

Lawrence County Wool Growers to Hold Ram Safe August 14

The Lawrence County Wool Growers Association reports 212 members enrolled with new additions this week. Members prepare for a ram safe event on August 14 as farmers in the vicinity show strong interest. The local pool closes at 5 p m Friday.

Lawrence County Wool Growers Association

Class Of 130 Are Before Judge Emery For Naturalization

S. T. Christian of the naturalization court at Pittsburgh is here today examining applicants for naturalization before Judge Emery. There are 130 in the class to be examined. The applicants with their witnesses filled the courtroom this afternoon. Policeman Fred Schuler and Mike Conti were witnesses in more than a dozen cases each. The majority of those asking for naturalization are Italians, with possibly Austrians coming second. Several other nationalities are represented. The applicants are questioned as to their knowledge of local, state and national government, and a majority of them seemed to be pretty well informed on the requirements for citizenship.

S. T. Christian Naturalization Court Pittsburgh Emery Fred Schuler Mike Conti

Teachers Elected For Jet School

At the Shenango Taylor school board meeting Mrs Ruth Shaffer Hill was re elected principal for the joint school on Sheep Hill. The teachers Edna Kelly Katheryn Hunter Jessie Gold Reed and Mary E Hasely were also re elected.

Shenango- Taylor Ruth Shaffer Hill Sheep Hill Edna Kelly Katheryn Hunter Jessie Gold Reed Mary E. Hasely

Neighbor accused in apple orchard theft case

Elias Shreve found his newly planted apple orchard uprooted and resprouting on a neighboring farm near New Martinsville West Virginia. He charged the neighbor before Magistrate J P Mansfield, alleging theft of his orchard and its relocation.

New Martinsville W. Va Elias Shreve J. P. Mansfield Shreve

Charming frocks for the summer months feature crepes

Crepes appear in plain and printed forms for late spring and summer frocks. Designs pair crepe with trims or contrasting colors, with examples highlighting white canton crepe garments, pleated skirts, and coordinated headwear described in a period style.

Mme. Lisbeth

Larceny Charge Involving Orchard Dispute Near Archer’s Fork

The report notes a larceny case tied to an orchard and alleges Lindsay Ice as a neighbor involved. Both farmers reside in Archer's Fork within the county, outlining the local dispute and residence details.

Lindsay Ice Archer’s Fork This County

New Castle to Attend State G A R Encampment

New Castle will be represented at the Pennsylvania State Division Encampment of the G A R and Sons of Veterans to be held in Wilkes Barre from June 7 to 14. Company K, Fourth Regiment, S V Reserve, will send a large contingent, with officers including First Lieutenant Clarence M. Gillespie and Second Lieutenant Edward Cross, plus sergeants, corporals, and privates, traveling by Pennsylvania Railroad Friday at 4 40 p m arriving Saturday morning 8 45.

Oscar L. Jackson Sons of Veterans Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Daughters of Veterans Women’s Relief Corps Pennsylvania Wilkes- Barre Sons of Veterans Reserve Clarence M. Gillespie Edward Cross John Hughes Frank Grants Alfred Morrow Charles Schetrom Keith Walker Frank Schetrom Walter Palmer Arthur Peffer Howard Catly Arthur Walker Samuel Walker George Foster Thomas Hunter Walter Phillips Frank W. Hill Alfred Runkle W. W. Stevenson Pennsyl

Veterans Reserve unit heads to Wilkes-Barre camp site

The Vania Bridage and Sons of Veterans Reserve left by car Wednesday morning for Wilkes-Barre to arrange the reserve camp before opening Saturday. They were accompanied by Sergeant Major George Stevenson and Color Sergeant Delmar Anderson.

Vania Bridage Sons of Veterans Reserve Wilkes-Barre Reserve George Stevenson Delmar Anderson

Motorcycle rider shoots birds along city streets

Frank Tamberino of New Castle rode a motorcycle through city streets with birds hanging from the handlebars. He killed several crows an owl and four chicken hawks between New Wilmington and Farrell, portraying shotgun accuracy.

Frank Tamberino New Castle New Wilmington Farrell

Rev Shafer to resign from New Castle School Board

Rev. D. P. Shafer will present a formal resignation to the New Castle School Board next Tuesday evening. He has served on the board for several years and his departure will prompt the board to fill the vacancy created by the resignation after it is received.

Shafer D. P. Shafer Sebring New Castle

Powers To Graduate From Duquesne Law School

John S. Power of 514 East Winter avenue will graduate from the Duquesne University law school on June 26. He was admitted to the bar at New Castle in February 1924 and has been practicing part time in the city.

Powers John S. Power East Winter Avenue Law School Duquesne University Power New Castle

This Nurse Couldn’t Stop Coughing Ends in Relief

An ad claims Bronchuline Emulsion cures stubborn coughing when ordinary syrups fail. It notes no sugar or drugs and suggests half a bottle often stops a tough cough, suitable after heavy colds or flu. A New York nurse reportedly improved after half a bottle, and it invites purchase at McKee’s Kut Rate Store or local druggists.

New York McKee Kut Rate Store

Troop A Readies for 104th Regiment Rodeo at Mt Gretna

Troop A of the 104th Regiment plans to compete at the Mt Gretna rodeo on July 26 with Sergeant Green predicting strong performance after a better year of riding. Recruits have joined recently and additional enlistments are expected at the armory on Neshannock avenue tonight.

104Th Regiment Mt. Gretna Sergeant Green Green New Castle Neshannock Avenue

Another Suit To Stop Bonus Filed

Joseph Whelees a New York lawyer and World War II veteran filed in district supreme court to enjoin the bonus act. He says the measure is unjust illegal and unreasonable and asked the court to bar the war navy department and the veterans bureau from enforcing it.

International News Service Washington, D. C District Supreme Court Today Joseph Whelees New York Whelees War and Navy Department Veterans Bureau

Soviet Russia Urges Settlement of Dispute

Berlin reports a Soviet Russia statement urging settlement of a dispute amid ongoing diplomatic tensions. The brief note notes a Soviet vote received and signals readiness to pursue peaceful resolution through discussions.

Soviet Russia International News Service Berlin

Returns From Two Western Gatherings

Dr. C. W. Jones of North Mercer Street has returned after attending the American Osteopathic Association national convention in Kirksville Missouri and the Shrine convention in Kansas City Missouri.

C. W. Jones North Mercer Street The American Osteopathic Association Kirksville Shrine Kansas City, Mo

Patience makes what cannot be prevented more tolerable

A concise reflection on patience easing hardship when prevention or removal is impossible. It emphasizes endurance and composed response to unavoidable circumstances. The emphasis remains on inner resolve rather than external change.

No-consequence Birth Notion in Merit of Character

A terse remark declares that parental birth holds no weight if a person proves merit. The statement centers on individual merit over lineage, implying equal potential for achievement regardless of birth.

McCombs Named Athletic Director at Scout Camp

Arthur McCombs scoutmaster of Rotary Troop 2 and J Lee Calahan scout executive say the camp will get a baseball diamond, basketball courts, tennis courts, croquet, and a soccer football field prepared for the summer. McCombs will serve as athletic director for two weeks or more before departing for Harvard for a summer coaching course.

Arthur McCombs Rotary Troop 2 J. Lee Calahan McCombs Harvard University

Eggs as Small Change Circles Southern Russia

In southern Russia, hard boiled eggs are used as a practical form of small change in daily transactions, reflecting local barter and cash scarcity. The practice highlights regional adaptations in ordinary commerce and everyday life.

Russia

Nerves Cure Themselves If No Sympathy Is Offered

A concise, reflective line notes that nerves heal on their own when no one is present to provide comfort or reassurance.

Swell-Head Warning From Questionable Advice

A quip warns that taking advice can inflate ego and backfire, suggesting pride and vanity lead to downfall as natural consequences unfold.

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Duff Regent Jet W. J. Offust CO Smith Lawrence Co Liberty Axminster Sao Axminster Manor Brussels Axminster E MFG. CO John H. Foster East Long Avenue Bell Phone Sons of Veterans and Organi Dance Verne Rickett Rythmonic Orchestra America Youngstown, Ohio Sloan Akbar Jacquard Wilton NEW Castle Butler & Jeannette W.J. Offutt CO NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette Manor Smith Willess Alexander Smith & Sons Nepperhan Camp Meade Baltimore Citizens Military Training Camp Brettell Cavalry Boy Scout Arivate Secretary Lawrence Savings & Trust Co New Castle, Pa
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