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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

31

Jewish People To Observe Flower Day Observance Planned

A meeting with 35 representatives from Social Nine Young Judea and Junior Young Judea clubs in Dr H Frank's office outlined plans for the national Flower Day to be held Monday June 12 in this city. Mrs L Cohen discussed funding aims to redeem available soil in Palestine for Jewish ownership. The local committee is Dr H Frank chairman Ben Bloom secretary and captains Florence Weinberg Minnie Edelstein.

Social Nine Young Judea Dr. H. Frank L. Cohen Palestine Ben Bloom Florence Weinberg Minnie Edelstein

Four Prisoners Sentenced on Larceny Charges

James Ferrell alias Christian Fer rar received one and a half to two years in the Western penitentiary by Judge Emery for larceny. James Harris faced additional charges of break pe rhaps.

James Ferrell Christian Ferrar Western Penitentiary Emery James Harris

Local Court Hears Fees and Paroles in Liquor Case

Sentences issued for offenses of selling liquor and keeping a disorderly house. Five months in the workhouse for a man, Edith Howard fined 2300 dollars with costs and paroled for one year, Mrs. Steve Stonesky paroled upon costs.

Ing and Entering Steve Stonesky Edith Howard

Sixty Enroll For Bible School In City

Sixty enrollments have been made for a three week daily vacation Bible school to begin Monday June 12 at Third United Presbyterian church. Registration continues this week with final day next Monday at 8 45 a m before 9 a m session. A $1 registration fee funds instructors and supplies. Non sectarian in nature and open to children of any church. Gary system used for handling students. Sessions run 9 a m to 12 noon daily.

Third United Presbyterian Church Thaddeus Stevens Third United Church Gary

Croton W C T U Flower Mission Day Plans

The Croton W C T U will host its annual Flower Mission Day on Wednesday June 7 at the home of Mrs H C Waggoner 317 Vine Street. Flowers will be given to the sick and Miss Jennie Cassedy will be celebrated on her birthday with Mrs Waggoner as superintendent of Flower Mission Work.

Croton H. C. Waggoners Vine Street Jennie Cassedy H. C. Waggoner

St John’s Day Sermon Set By New Castle Afro-Americans

The Alma Lodge No. 63 of the New Castle Afro-Americans will hold the annual St John’s Day sermon on Sunday June 11 at 2 30 p m in St Luke’s A M E Zion church Rev Sallie moderator of the Baptist Association will deliver the sermon The committee in charge is J H Gardner Alex Williams J H Taylor Archie A Allman and Benjamin Franklin

Alma Lodge A. M St. John’s Day St. Luke’s A. M. BE. Zion Church Sallie The Baptist Association J. H. Gardner Alex Williams J. H. Taylor Archie A. Allman

Dresco A Good Medicine Declares Relief Prompt And Lasting

A personal testimonial from Mrs. James Pitts of Mahoningtown Pennsylvania praises Dresco for relieving a sluggish liver dizziness coated tongue and constipation. The ad describes Dresco as a careful blend of roots herbs and leaves aimed at digestion and related ailments and invites readers to visit McKee's Rut Rate Store at 21 N Mill St to speak with Miss Harper the Dreco Expert with no charge for consultation.

James Pitts Mahoningtown New Castle McKee N. Mill St

Westinghouse Radio Tonight Highlights Pittsburg Schedule

Program outline for KDKA in East Pittsburgh detailing baseball scores, news, market reports, and a Rotary Clubs speech. Includes children stories, Uncle Wiggily, and a Westinghouse night school address by Dr. Allen D. Albert. Music by Robert L. Rice and Berg String Entertainers.

New York Stock Exchange C. H. Garwood Pittsa Public Schools Benjamin Bunny Uncle Wiggily Allen D. Albert International Association of Rotary Clubs Westinghouse Technical Union High School Arlington Robert L. Rice Elizabeth Sanderson C. J. Berg Kahola Hilo Berg Sanderson Wabash Blues Berg Armourers DeKoven Honolulu Eyes Fryar Pittsburgh Westinghouse Broadcasting KDKA

Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Elderly Case

A New Castle resident Mrs. Nancy Palmer of 119 N Crawford Ave reports severe kidney trouble causing back pain headaches and bed rest. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with complete relief from the attack and calls the medicine the grandest thing ever.

Doan New Castle Nancy Palmer N. Crawford Ave Dean

Noted Singer Marie Tiffany Headlines Westminster Concert Tonight

Metropolitan Opera prima donna Marie Tiffany arrives in New Wilmington to sing as soloist with the Westminster Oratorio Society at United Presbyterian Church. She performs a solo program and two cantatas, As the Hart Pants and A Song of Victory, under Nielsen's direction with Julian Raymond Williams accompanying and a large student choir.

Crilmington Marie Tiffany Metropolitan Opera Company New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church Westminster Oratorio Society Oratorio Society Hart Per Nielsen Julian Raymond Williams New Castle College of Music Margaret Aebi Edith Cullen Margaret Fraser Dorothy French Cornelia Gilkey Gertrude Gillette Allegra Haible Marie Hinkel Blanche Lockhart Irene Knobloch Ethel McClelland Margaret McClure Nellie McCormick Hazel McGill Eva Agnes McKnight Lena Sarver Grace Lowash Martha Weingartner Verda Williams Ernest M. Butler J. Russell Clements John W. Cummings Clarence Eddy Robert C. Hunt John W. McLean Raymond B. Thornton Alto Alice Douthett Betty Dunlap Rosana Lockhart Lois Logan Mary North Edith Petrie Alfadine McClester Mary Frances Mitcheltree Ruth Robinson Mabel Stewart Irene Tilford Elizabeth White Mary Whiteman Bass E. T. Banister J. William Caldwell Clarence W. Duff James Y

Local Officials Named in Listing of Citizens

Jackson, Howard W. Jones, Dale Lias, Theodore Littell, Paul P. Riggle and Linson H. Stebbins appear in a published roster of residents or officials. The document names six individuals, suggesting a formal roll or eligibility list.

Linemen Still Out On Strike Amid Wage Dispute

Linemen of the P.O. Electric company remain off the job after arbitration granted 82 cents an hour while the company proposed about 75 cents. Officials expect the dispute to resolve soon despite the ongoing strike.

P.O. Electric Company

Wilder Street Sewer Contract Awarded

City council opened bids for the Wilder Street sanitary sewer project and awarded the contract to F. M. Mayberry for $485.20. Other bids ranged from $407 to $534.30, with Charles Staph at $534.30 and P. O. Elder at $527.

Wilder Street Council F. M. Mayberry Charles Staph P. O. Elder

New York Stocks Open Mixed Amid Oil and Rail Activity

The New York stock market opened steady with oil issues leading gains. Superior Oil jumped to 91 4 from 85 8, Pacific Oil rose to 65 8, Consolidated Gas up to 120 14, and Standard Oil of New Jersey up 11 4 to 1973 4. Rails showed strength briefly as low priced shares rose, while Stude baker slipped from 125 8 8 to 122 5 8. Phillips Petroleum stood out as one of the strongest performers.

New York Superior Oil Pacific Oil Consolidated Gas Standard Oil New Jersey Lackawanna Steel Republic Wheeling & Lake Erie Maryland Studebaker Phillips Petroleum

Oil group advances with strong tackle in market update

The oil group rose from 54 3-4 to above 57 as Mexican Petrol eum climbed to 13-4 and 187 3-4, signaling improving prices in energy shares.

Health report shows measles and mumps cases

City health department logged cases including William Bowden at 530 Sampson street with measles Clara Chase at 417 Lincoln Avenue measles and William and Celia Strobel at 1009 Beckford Street with mumps.

City Health Department Wiliam Bowden Sampson Street Clara Chase Lincoln Avenue William and Celia Strobel Beckford Street

Giraffe Herds Shrinking Across Africa

The giraffe population is declining in parts of Africa as herds once totaling about 80 animals become rare to find. Now seeing more than 20 together is uncommon and signals mounting conservation concerns.

Africa

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