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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

15

Notable visitors sign guestbook at Prospect Princeton

The Prospect room at John Grier Hibben's Princeton home lists signatures of princes, presidents, scholars and statesmen who visited since 1912. Notables include Taft, Bergson, Noyes, Roosevelt, Einstein, Foch, Pershing, Hughes, Hoover, and Damrosch, among others during 1912 to postwar years.

Princeton N. J Prospect Atohn Grier Hibben Princeton University Princeton Land William Howard Taft Supreme Court Taft America William van Howells Sir Henry Jones Glasgow Henri Bergson Alfred Noyes Oxford William Howard Tate Count von Bernstorff Elihu Root Theodore Roosevelt G. M. Trevelyan Walter Raleigh Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Leonard Wood Lnceton Washington Justland Cecil Spring Rice Atle Ialy E. M. DeCartier Belgium Robert Lansing Herbert Hoover Albert Einstein Cardinal Mercier Mashall Foch Lord Lady Bryce George W. Wickersham President Harding Calvin Coolidge Abbe Dimnet Robert Cecil League of Nations Andrew Mellon Joseph H. Choate Charles Evans Hughes John W. Davis Michael Pupin Pupin Nassau Street Timothy Smiddy Irish Free State Prince Paul Greece Alexander Kerensky John J. Pershing Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf Sweden Louise Holder’ Court Don Alfonso of Orleans Spain Infanta Beatrix Jacob Gould Schurman Germany Esme Howard Great Britain Walter Damrosch Jno. D. Rockefeller Jr J. Piermont Morgan

Ruffed Grouse Trapped in Tarfronted in Tar by Menace

Pennsylvania sportsmen face a new menace as ten young ruffed grouse are found firmly imprisoned in tar. The discovery at hunting grounds near Huntington is investigated by local authorities with wildlife officials.

International News Service Hunnington Pennsylvania Tarre

Birds Die After Tar Spill On Local Highway

Game wardens tried to rescue the birds but exposure to tar and fumes killed many. The incident occurred near the highway site and left wildlife casualties.

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Tea Drinking Gains In America

A report notes rising tea drinking in American soda fountains as England’s soda culture prompts U.S. venues to expand tea offerings. India Tea Commissioner L. Beling says after noon tea is growing rapidly among the young, with corner fountains at the center of adoption.

International News Service New York England John Bull Oda America O L. Beling India Tea Commissioner India Tea Bureau Beling

Revenue reform laws awaited by Chicago city workers

Chicago reporters note that city employees expect the state legislature to pass revenue reform laws before June 30. If the measures fail, workers fear further delays in pay, with many anticipating unpaid envelopes.

International News Service Chicago

Resinol Soothe Sighs Over Clear Skin Promise

A testimonial from S C McNally at the Mayflower Hotel Miami Beach Fla claims a three week use of Resinol ointment cleared a facial eruption. The notice invites readers to obtain the salve from druggists or request a free sample by writing Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.

S.C. McNally Mayflower Hotel Miami Beach Fla

Spends Witness Fees In Riotous Living

Mercer Pennsylvania June 6 Steve Berkos 16 a key witness in the John Skubich murder trial at Farrell has been jailed for incorrigibility after earning 100 in witness fees and allegedly gambling away his start in life. Also suit follows crash Jos Kapta sues Dzapo for 10000 over a September 1929 auto collision at Freebles Corners. Properties sold include E C Miller home on Butler Street to Frank Dodds and Mrs Agnes Rezner brick home on East Market Street. Strawberries appear in markets as Stoneboro crop suffers frost losses of 3000 bushels. Yarlett to be charged for reckless driving. Edna Barcley and brothers discharged on assault charge.

Mercer, Pa Steve Berkos Commonwealth John Skubich Farrell Frank di Silvio Steve Steve Dzapo Jos Mary Kapta Deer Creek Township Freebles Corners Dzapo E. C. Miller Butler Street Frank Dodds H. Miller Agnes Rezner East Market Street Miller Dodds Stoneboro

Mercantile Appraiser Declares 1930 Campaign Complete

Fredonia based Mercantile Appraiser Ray McElheney says his work for 1930 is finished after canvassing 220 county merchants, a typical total for the period.

Mercantile Ray McElheney Fredonia

County offices adopt summer schedule closing at four

Hazel Simpson, clerk in the office of the prothonotary, shows great improvement after an appendicitis operation at Mercer Hospital. The county courthouse offices switch to a summer schedule closing daily at 4 pm. Patrons are urged to note the new hours when visiting the county seat.

Hazel Simpson Office of the Prothonotary Mercer Hospital Court House

Second Mercer County Jersey Cattle Club Picnic

The second annual Mercer County Jersey Cattle Club picnic will be June 20 at St Pauls Orphans School. L W Morley of New York and D S Keller will attend as judges and speakers. R H Olmstead will judge the competition and Morley will deliver the speech. Keller is a familiar figure in the county from prior service as an assistant county agent.

Mercer County Jersey Cattle Club St. Paul's Orphans School L. W. Morley New York American Jersey Cattle Club D. S. Keller Fieldman National Association R. H. Olmstead Morley Keller

Try To Ban Dancing At School Reception

A Tulare committee representing the school board faculty and student body agreed to a compromise over dancing at the junior senior reception. Dancing is allowed for those who wish to dance while others may attend a theatre party or other entertainment. The ministerial union had urged a full ban and the town split on the issue.

Tulare Cal

German Architect To Design N. Y. Altar

Munich reports architect Anton Bachmann has been commissioned to design the high altar and side altars for a Franciscan church under construction on 31st Street in New York City.

N. Y. Altar International News Service Munich Anton Bachmann 31St Street New York City

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