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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

15

Edwin Lewis Praised for Noted Accompaniment Work

Edwin Lewis, renowned local pianist and organist, received special praise from adjudicators after accompanying the New Castle Glee Society at a Youngstown competition. They called him one of the finest players and brightest accompanists and predicted a wonderful future.

Edwin Lewis New Castle Glee Society Youngstown Lewis Mr. Lewis Emmanuel Baptist Church New Castle Glee Society Apollo Club Haydn Margaret Williams Messrs Richard Gwilym Charles’ Richards Roland Roberts John

Evans Quartet Misses Competition Due to Illness

George Anthony Evans and Harry Evans did not compete because Joan Evans was seriously ill. Those who heard the quartet in practice believed it would have won against any contest had they participated.

Cascade Park Buys Steam Calliope Car for Advertising

The Universal Sales company delivered a Ford car fitted with a steam calliope to Cascade Park. The decorated vehicle is already in service and circulating the streets to boost park advertising efforts.

Cascade Park Steam Calliope Universal Sales Company Ford

John Evans Improves From Pneumonia at Cash Buyers Store

John Evans, manager of the Cash Buyers Store on South Mill Street, who has been in a serious condition with pneumonia for three weeks, is now much better though not yet well. His improvement is described as the best possible under the circumstances.

John Evans Cash Buyers South Mill Street

Stillman announces Anne Stillman engagement to Davison

Mrs James A Stillman announces the engagement of her daughter Anne to H P Davison son of the late H P Davison a former partner of J P Morgan Co and former head of the Red Cross Davison an World War I aviator won valor medals for bombing German submarine bases Miss Stillman daughter of James A Stillman former president National City Bank remained with her mother during her father's divorce suit maintaining good terms with both parents.

James A. Stillman Anne H. P. Davison J. P. Morgan & Co The Red Cross Miss Stillman National City Bank New York Davigan

New Employees Being Hired To Run Brick Plant

Elk Fire Brick and Mining company at Renov0 Pa is hiring new men to replace workers who quit after a ten percent wage cut. Over thirty employees refused arbitration and walked off without incident.

International News Service Renovo Elk Fire Brick and Mining Company Here

Rare Church To Get Dime In Cornerstone

In Sis sonville West Virginia a tiny Mount Zion church on a hill bears a cornerstone laid 54 years ago containing a ten cent coin. Colonel Albert Humphreys once earned that dime and now vows to tear down the church to recover it promising lavishly to replace with a fine new church for the region.

Wheeling W. Va Mount Zion Sissonville Albert Humphreys United States

Civil War Veteran 84 Chooses Train To Reunion

Atlanta aged Confederate veteran George Sherman 84 known for his annual foot pilgrimages to reunions will ride by train this year. He says age and heat make the June trip to Memphis too much, and he has a permit to sell confections on the streets to raise railroad fare.

Atlanta George Sherman George Memphis

Farmers Suffered Great Loss By Rain In Northeastern Pa

Hazleton Pa June 6 Farmers in Northeastern Pennsylvania lost between one and two million dollars due to a rainy May. Corn rotted in the ground oats and other grains were not planted in time. Silos may not be filled for winter fodder though bumper hay and fruit crops are predicted.

International News Service Hazleton Pennsylvania

Anti Religionists Banned From Peasant Propaganda

Moscow reports the Communist Party congress approved a resolution forbidding anti religious propaganda among peasants. The document suggests replacing anti religious campaigns with another propaganda measure as a substitute, outlining the party line.

Moscow Communist Party Congress

Remedy Claims Fabulous Fortune For Indigestion Cure

A testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing years of severe indigestion bloating and colic. The ad claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation including stomach liver and appendiceal ailments with a money back guarantee after one dose. McKee's Kut Rate Store and druggists nationwide carry the product.

Mayr McKee’s Kut

Observatory Gift Funds Largest Telescope at Ohio Wesleyan

New York dispatch reports Perkins observatory at Ohio Wesleyan University will house the third largest telescope in the world. It is financed largely by the life savings of Hiram M. Perkins a longtime professor who earned no more than 1800 dollars yearly. He built a fortune through shrewd investments and left 300000 dollars to the institution. Perkins, who taught there for over fifty years, died at 91 several months ago.

New York

Jazz Angels Tigers But Baboons Dance

LOS ANGELES June 6 Playing a waltz puts tigers to sleep lions come nearest to laughing when they listen to a saxophone baboons are almost human in their

Los Angeles

Jazz and Animals Roar at California Science Exhibit

Psychologists and students from several southern California universities staged a musical exhibit with an orchestra at a motion picture zoo. Jazz numbers angered tigers while baboons danced to a banana themed tune. A brown bear tantrummed at a saxophone and an elephant appeared pleased with a trombone.

Southern California

Tanlac credited with renewed vigor by Morrisville woman

Mrs. Anna E. Page, 62 Center St., Morrisville, Pa., claims her seventy nine years feel like fifty after taking Tanlac. She reports improved sleep nerves appetite and energy for housework sewing and writing. She touts Tanlac as the best tonic and urges everyone to use it. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.

Tanlac Anna E. Page Center St Morrisville

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