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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

14

Building Lines Proposed for N Mill Street

Councilman J C Norris urged the city to draft an ordinance establishing building lines on North Mill Street from Washington to Falls Street to match existing lines between Sycamore and North streets. He warned failure to set lines could hinder future development as many large blocks rise along the street. City Solicitor White was instructed to prepare the ordinance.

J. C. Norris North Mill Street Washington Fails Street City Council North Falls Street Sycamore North Streets North Street White

City Seeks Appeal on Damage Award to McDonald

Council directed City Solicitor Robert White to file an appeal of a 980.61 dollar damage award to James McDonald of Fairmont Avenue. Four other damage awards may also be appealed as White says the grade change claim lacks foundation. He described the action as the only feasible step.

Council Robert White James McDonald Fairmont Avenue White McDonald

Councilman Opposes Damages for Improvements and Sidewalks

Norris says it is wrong to award damages for improvements and residents will be ordered to lay sidewalks. The report notes lot valuations at 450 and claims the damaged lots were bought for less.

Norris

Talking Studebaker Promises Live Demonstration

A Studebaker sales agency on North Mercer Street features a talking car nicknamed Studie. The talking auto greets visitors by name and uses internal music to entertain crowds. Demonstrations attract hundreds and conclude Saturday evening.

Studebaker Mercer Street Studie

Fines Levied by Mayor for Traffic Violations and Drunk Driving

The mayor imposed fines last night and this morning for several offenses. John Rush faced a traffic violation with a $3 fine, Merle Black was fined $5 for speeding, J F Parker received $5 for a traffic violation, and Howard Book was fined $5 for drunkenness.

John Rush Merle’ Black J. F. Parker Howard Book

Sensational antiseptic Kojene sale targets New Castle customers

A broad appeal argues Kojene is non poisonous and four times as powerful as carbolic acid. It claims one tea spoonful makes half a gallon of mouth wash and promises relief for sore throats catarrh eczema and skin troubles. The ad invites returns of sixty cents if not delighted.

McKee New Castle Drug Corp

Women play larger role among GOP delegates in Cleveland

At the Republican national convention in Cleveland 1924 more than 100 women delegates and 200 alternates participate, though women constitute about one tenth of the total 1,109 delegates. Most southern states still lack women delegates, with Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana South Carolina and South Dakota mostly without representation.

Cleveland Chicago South Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana South Carolina South Dakota

Non-Support Case In Crawford County Before Judge

Vernon township farmer Seymore Culver faced a charge of failing to support his 84 year old father John Culver. Testimony showed debt funded home construction and a cheese selling wife supporting the family on a jointly held 100 acre farm. Culver testified he was left motherless young and had not received any support from his father. Judge Emery took the matter under advisement.

Seymore Culver Vernon Township Crawford County Emery John Culver J. W. Main Wampum Culver Meadville

Councilman Seeks New Location for Sewer Intake

Councilman J C Norris informed J M Rice Love and Megown pharmacists he would seek a new site for the sewer intake, different from the curb plan opposite the North Mill street entrance, due to water and gas pipes entering the store at that section.

J. C. Norris J. M. Rice Love & Megown North Mill Street Rice

Pharmacy Plumbing Relocation Planned for Cost Savings

Council weighs relocating a pharmacy outlet to North Mill near Washington Street to avoid significant plumbing expenses. The new plumbing, estimated at about $700, had been installed recently, and the move aims to serve the same function while preventing needless costs.

Council North Mill Washington Street

Playground Aid Named For Park

Don McKibben of Cascade park announced Genevieve Cox has been employed at the playground to safeguard children. He also stated a nurse will start June 14 to serve through the picnic season. A hospital tent will be placed near the manager’s office and a new typewriter attachment helps arrange carbon and writing paper for insertion in a machine.

Don McKibben Cascade Park Genevieve Cox McKibben

Banking classes brought to close at New Castle high school

Instruments educational classes of the New Castle Chapter, American Institute of Banking, were brought to a successful close last evening at the senior high school. More than 40 members attended the final examination in negotiable instruments. No more weekly sessions will be held until next fall.

New Castle American Institute of Banking

Calahan Speaks To Rotary Boy Scouts

J Lee Calahan scout executive addressed Rotary Boy Scout Troop 1 on Camp Life at the weekly meeting at North Street Junior High School. Kenneth Cotton named as new scoutmaster outlined future plans. Next meeting set for Thursday June 12.

J. Lee Calahan Rotary Boy Scout Troop 1 North Street Junior High School Kenneth Cotton

Edwards elected president of real estate boards

Charles G. Edwards of New York City was elected president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at the convention in Washington on June 6.

Bulle International News Service Washington Charles G. Edwards New York City National Association of Real Estate Boards

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