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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
12
Various rental notices for furnished and unfurnished homes. Listings include modern houses with multiple rooms, proximity to Walnut Street, and realty firm contact numbers. Advertisements note available properties in residential sections and urge inquiries to owners or Realty firms.
Fragmented OCR brief offers to sell or trade 72 acres including house and barn with water rights and machinery for city property. Mentions improvements and workers, but details are unclear and names are unreadable.
Notices detail applications before the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania by several entities including Mew Castle Place Street Railway Company and Harmony Short Inc Transportation Company. Proceedings seek certificates of public convenience or abandonment of service on routes in New Castle Pittsburgh and surrounding areas with public hearings scheduled or noted dates in 1982 1983 and 1933. Names include Dougiane D Storey D. Staley and L May. details cite docket numbers and locations in Lawrence County Allegheny Beaver and Butler counties.
A weary but happy group of first graders completed their annual June picnic. The 1st graders began with a hike and games at 11:00 a.m. at 1016 Boro Line Street, home of Mr. and Mrs. John Logue, with Miss Jean Gilson in charge and assistants Mrs. White Mrs. McClure Mrs. Olssey Mrs. Logue and Miss Lowers. Special guests included Dorothy Carnes Gretta Logue and Jean Wyile plus Jack Logue and Jack Gleriach. They returned to school by 2:30 p.m. The event has been led by Miss Gilson for three years.
Geneva College will honor Dr James M Blackwood tomorrow in the college auditorium with an honorary Doctor of Science degree. The award recognizes years of scientific study and research in the field of optometry as part of the 85th annual commencement exercises.
North Hill Exchange on Reis street was entered and robbed during the night. Mrs. Vials B. Linsley, manager, reported theft after the crime was discovered this morning. An unlocked window allowed entry and about sixty dollars hidden on a shelf was taken.
Plans have been made for the C M T G Group to hold a horseback drill Tuesday at 7 p m at Tumecay if weather cooperates. The ride starts at F1 stables with troop horses and will be moved if rain interrupts. Regular drill in The School of Soldier will be Thursday evening at Troop F Armory led by First Lieutenant Paul A Welsh.
McAnnis of 18 Boyles Avenue slipped while leaving the Y M C A cafeteria at noon, tumbling down four steps. A friend broke the fall and he was driven home. injuries were not serious after examination.
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