Backed Truck Plunges Over Hillside injuring Driver
Police report multiple road accidents Friday with injuries noted in one incident. William Snyder of West State Street, driver for Joseph Hannon & Brother, suffered chest and body bruises when his truck backed off a Blaine Street hollow fifteen feet down a hill and jammed against the steering. He was hospitalized at New Castle Hospital. Other collisions involved S. M. Rice of Crawford Avenue reporting a rear bumper strike while starting from a curb, a Liberty Dye Works truck bumping a car, and several damage-only incidents on Washington, East Street, and Park avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snyder
West State Street
Joseph Hannon & Brother
Tinners
Blaine Street Hollow
Boyles Avenue
Snyder
New Castle Hospital
M. Rice
Crawford Avenue
American Railway Express Company
Neshannock Avenue
Rieck McJunkin
Liberty Dye Works
Beaver Falls
Mr. Good
Ira Fields
Smithfield Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Ira Shira
West Falls Street
Highland Avenue
Park Avenue
Chinese American Fruit Expert Dies Poor In Florida
Lue Gim Gong, 70, renowned Chinese American citrus expert credited with origins of two famous Florida and California grape fruit and orange varieties, died in Deland. Adopted and educated in the United States, he left his winter home to others after lenders had to settle his graves mortgage to continue his experimental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deland, Fla
Lue Gim Gong
Florida
California
Gim Gong
Autos Must Be Well Muffled
City residents complain of loud noises from uphill automobile traffic. Police issued fines under state muffler laws, starting with J. C. Gordon at five dollars, and all violators face the same penalty. Chief Dysart urges motorists to keep mufflers secure and engines quiet while climbing hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gordon
Henry Dysart
Decision on Orange Home disputes upholds regular group
The Philadelphia court case over the Orange Home at Hatboro Pa. ends in favor of the regular organization led by William J Kirkland. The estate includes a school orphanage and home for aged persons and affects Orange Lodge chapters in New Castle Ellwood City and Beaver Falls. High School of this city was subpoenaed but unable to attend due to other affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
William J. Kirkland
Orange Home
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Famous Geisha Furuta Leaves 10000 Yen to Osaka
The will of Kiyoko Furuta the famed Osaka geisha read after her death on April 8 left 10000 yen to the City of Osaka for social welfare work. She died at age forty nine after six years of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Kiyoko Furuta
Kiyoko
New Castle Inquiries Question Local Elders And History
Questions from today ask who is the oldest man and oldest woman in New Castle. Another query asks how Coaltown got its name and if any New Castle man swam Conneaut Lake with hands tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Coaltown
Conneaut Lake
Contest open to all including school children
The notice states the contest is open to everybody, including school children, and asks interested participants to forward their answers with their name and address to the Inquiry Editor at the New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
French Inspect Brick Making in Lawrence County Visit
French industrial officials Mr Yeatman and Mr Fauchon inspect the Bessemer brick plant and discuss using American methods for paving block in northern France. They praise efficiency, cite tunnel kiln and humid drying, and note Dawes Plan issues and reparations as they tour plants in Toronto and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Public Works
Bessemer
Mr. Yeatman
France
Fauchon
Yeatman
C J. Kirk
Universal Company
New Castle
Kirk
America
Dawes
Germany
States
What Did You See Parade Patchwork
A series of slice of life vignettes from New Castle area scenes. An elderly man squints at a thermometer and wipes his brow while youngsters float on inflated tires in Cascade park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Coolidge Party Leaves Today for Minnesota Trip
The Coolidge party arrives in St. Paul Sunday night and will stay with Secretary Kellogg. Monday includes a Minneapolis luncheon for the Norse-American Centennial committee and a prepared address at the state fair grounds. A public reception at the Minnesota state capitol follows before returning to Washington on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Belt
St. Paul
Kellogg
Minneapolis
State Fair Grounds
State Capitol
Minnesota
Washington
Loeb labeled typical insane by Martin at trial
The article reports psychiatrist Dr. Martin calling Loeb a psychopathic case with intermittent mental aberration. Warden Whitman notes Loeb alternates between normal behavior and violent outbursts. Loeb resides in a second floor isolation cell with a barred window. he has read and written, and staff dismiss rumors of self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Whitman
Loeb
Virgin Islanders Ask Citizenship 1918 Club
Members of the 1913 club will be guests of Mrs. Lawrence Hulme at Edgewood avenue Monday evening as part of citizenship activities in the Virgin Islands context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hulme
Edgewood Avenue
No Action by U S in Chinese Trouble Report
U S officials say no further action is needed despite Chinese unrest and Bolshevist influence. Shanghai disturbances prompt warnings of anti foreign and anti Christian sentiment amid talks with Chinese students and associations. Soviet ambassador Karhahan denies ties to the uprising while urging foreigners to abandon special privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Russia
United States
State Department
Shanghai
M. Karhahan
Peking
Prediction of Break in Heat Wave Across Regions
The weather bureau forecast for next week shows a break in the heat wave Monday in the North Atlantic States and by Monday or Tuesday in the Middle Atlantic States with cooler conditions to follow. Occasional showers are expected, with local thundershowers in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions and similar cooling trends after midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Canvassers and honest sellers in New Castle
Letter from George W. Coulter urges scrutiny of itinerant peddlers in North Hill. He argues rogues harm honest salesmen and local trade, calls for investigations, bans on dishonest canvassers, and support for home traders and residents over outsiders. He asks for permits tied to integrity and guaranteed goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New York
Chicago
North Hill
George W. Coulter
Believe Missing Michigan Girl Murder Victim
Grace Anderson, 19, vanished after leaving her employer George Holloway’s home for a beach visit. Her sweater and slippers were found two hours later, fueling murder theories as investigators discount drowning or self藏.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
International News Service
Benton Harbor
Midh
Grace Anderson
George Holloway
Holloway
Miss Anderson
Fortify Hawaii Seen As Best Peace Insurance
Washington June 6 Congress man Thomas S Butler of Pennsylvania urges strong fortifications for Hawaii saying an adequately fortified and impregnable Hawaii is the best peace insurance for Americans. Butler cites Admiral Dewey and naval officers, noting Hawaii should be as strong as Gibraltar and defenses must be impregnable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsyvania
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Henderson
Butler
Smedley Darlington Buttler
George Dewey
Hawaiian Islands
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Gibraltar
Mr Butler
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Edward Ear of New Castle and Hazel H Reno of New Castle. Frank Palmerick of New Castle and Helen Walke of New Castle. Robert L. McKinler of Mahoningtown and Alma E Benson of Mahoningtown R D. Chas C Andrews of New Castle and Aurora J Schneider of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ear
New Castle
Hazel H Reno
New Castile
Frank Palmerick
Helen Walke
Robert L. McKinler
Mahoningtown
R. D
Alma E.benson
R. D. Chas
C. Andrews
Aurora
J. Schneider
Lebanon
Truck Collision Report From City Square Street
William F. Davis of 468 Moore avenue reported today that while driving north on Jefferson Street toward the public square his vehicle was struck and damaged by a Pennsylvania Engineering Company truck moving east on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Davis
Moore Avenue
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Pennsylvania Engineering Company
Washington Street
Deaths Of The Day Simon J. Shumaker
Simon A. Shumaker aged four five years died at his son Rev. F Shumaker's home in Harlansburg after a brief illness. Born June 1840 in Oakland Armstrong County he was a long time farmer and Baptist deacon and Bible school teacher. He leaves sons, brothers, sisters, grandchildren and great grand children. funeral at 3 p m Sunday in Harlansburg conducted by Rev A L Warren. Burial in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon A. Shumaker
Rev. F. Shumaker
Harlansburg
Mr. Shumaker
Oakland
Armstrong County
John
Ruth Devers Shumaker
Baptist Church of Oakland
Bible
K. of
P. Lodge
Y Shumaker
East Palestine
Ohio
E. C. Shumaker
S. L. Shumaker
Vandergrift
P. W. Shumaker
Los Angeles
Cal
D. G. Shumaker
New Bethlehem
Feliza Marshall
Emily Balsiger
Willow Hall
Amanda Johnston
Uniontown
Mollie Neoingzer
Onekama
Mich
Margaret Ann Yeaney
A L. Warren
J. M. McKinley
Solemn Mass Held for Miss Anna Morrissey at St Mary's
Solemn mass for Miss Anna Irene Morrissey was celebrated Friday at 9 in St Marys church with Rev Fr F F O Shea as celebrant Rev Martin J Brennan as deacon and Rev Fr Fitzpatrick as sub deacon Pallbearers included Cornelius Burke James Donegan Hubert Driscoll Michael Mescal John Hannon and Dantel McCormick Burial followed at St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Irene Morrissey
St Mary's Church
F. F. O'Shea
Martin J. Brennan
Fitzpatrick
Cornelius Burke
James Donegan
Herbert Driscoll
Michael Mescal
John Hannon
Dantel McCormick
St. Mary's Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Anna Jane Patterson
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Jane Patterson were held Friday at 2 39 PM from the family home 618 South Bay Street. Rev S B Copeland of the Third United Presbyterian church officiated. Selections were sung by Mrs Fullerton and Mrs Plumm with Mrs Rouse at the piano. Pallbearers were Homer Patterson Robert Clark Lealie Rodgers Fmer Morris Stanley and Albert Treser. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jane Patterson
South Bay Street
S B Copeland
Third United Presbyterian Church
Fullerton
Plumm
Rouse
Homer Patterson
Robert Clark
Lealie Rodgers
Fmer Morris Stanley
Albert Treser
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for William James Beck
Funeral services for William James Beck will be held at his parents home on Youngstown road Sunday June 7 at 2 30 led by Dr Cameron of Central Presbyterian Church. The funeral party will depart Monday morning for Carnegie Pennsylvania where interment will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Beck
Youngstown Road
Cameron
Central Presbyterian Church
Carnegie, Pa
Suit to recover damages over son’s vehicular death
Andrew Palsak of Lyndor seeks $16,900 in a civil suit against George Savage Jr for the death of his six year old son Mike Palsak after a May 25 automobile collision in Butler County. The boy suffered fatal injuries and died May 36 at Butler County Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mike Palsak
Andrew Palsak
George Savage, Jr
Lyndor
Palsak
Savage
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Light Rain Interrupts Pittsburgh Heat Wave
Light rain fell in Pittsburgh around 1 pm, cooling temperatures during a six day heat spell. Weather officials did not declare the heat wave ended, despite the brief relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Funerals Held for Deimar Stinedorf and John Ridge
Funeral services for Deimar Stinedorf were conducted at his home by Rev. C. C. Baker with interment in Pulaski cemetery. John Ridge’s services occurred Thursday evening at his sister Anna Mahaffer’s home, with Rev. K. C. Hayes. his body was later moved to Pittsburgh for a funeral on Saturday afternoon at his home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimar Stinedorf
C. C. Baker
Pulaski
John Ridge
Anna Mahaffer
K. C. Hayes
Pittsburgh
Pulaski Personal Notes Highlight New Castle Graduates
Miss Helen Gibson and Gerald Boyd along with Joe Bosak graduated from New Castle high school on Wednesday evening. Guests at the commencement included Mrs. W. W. Gibson and Mrs. Matilda Arrow, with several Gibson and Boyd relatives attending. Local and visiting figures, from Youngstown to Grove City, are listed as attendees and guests at hotel dinners and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gibson
Gerald Boyd
Joe Bosak
New Castle High School
W. W. Gibson
Matilda Arrow
Donald
Charles Gibson
Squire
CC. Boyd
Susanna Bird
Katherin Bird
Hotel Pulaski
George, Starr
Youngstown
CE. Holibaugh
Aline Dalzell
Elizabeth Nicholson
Anna E. Abbott
Pittsburgh
Robinson Grove
Reed Wallace
Butler
Pulaski
J. W. Hamilton
Norman
New Springfield
Bord
Mayo Porter
New Castile
James Bible
Erma Lostetter
North Carolina
Black Mountains
Mary E. Reno
Attorne
R Davis
New Castle
A. Robinson
Grove City
Ernes Robinson
A. G Knox
H. H Knox
Grang Hall
Westfield
A. G. Knox
Pulask Grange
John McCoyan
Slippery Rock
Pau McClennahan
C. C. Baker
W Graham
William Barris
Jane Tomer
George Tomer
West Middlesex High School
Bank defrauder enters a plea in Ellwood City case
Yates alias F C Powers alias F Haynes who was arrested for forging checks at Home Trust Co. after operating at three Ellwood City banks pleaded nolo contendere before Judge S P Emery. He will be sentenced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.c¢. Yates
F. C. Powers
F . Haynes
The
Home Trust Co
Ellwood City
S. P. Emery
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H. J. Hancock
Franklin Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Iire
Robert L. Wallace
John P. Lockhart
Second Ward
James
McClelland North
Beaver Township
M. C
Clint) Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Edw. O'Brien, SR
Union Township
William Our Wayne Township
J. “Connie
Eee
Ellwood
Leslie
Frank J. Waddington
Eastbrook
Republican
W. RB. McKee
Frank N. Johnston
Ack M. Dunlap
New Castle, Pa
A. M
Bert) Dinsmore
John E. Fee
Burgess
Ben G. Swick
First Ward
H. R. Huston
Bell
Long Avenue
Universal Plant
Delux
Travis French
C. A. Allen
Dewey Avenue
John Reese
County Line Street
Bert Sisley
West North Street
People’s Ice Company
Norrisway
Liberty Avenue
NEW Castle News
Hotmill
Croton Avenue
Coolidge
Virgin Islanders
Philip Williams
U. S. Navy
Virgin Islands
Islands
U. S
Denmark
Orth Hill
George A. Manning
Simon J. Shumaker
Mr. Workman
Theatate
George Workman
West Grant Street
W. E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Tulley
Hugh McDonald
Frank Stevens
Samuel McCreary
Daniel Wilcox
David Provance
Greewood Cemetery
Miss Morrissey
William J. Beck
Jos.s.rice CO
Distinctive Funeral Service
E. North St
Newcastle, PA
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