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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
15
A fragment quotes a bemused truism about time and care, noting that today and tomorrow are both managed by chance and effort. The line hints at personal wisdom from a cultural voice, though the source context is incomplete.
Two major publishers will soon issue the works of five talented young women composers. After completing high school, they chose The Patterson School of Music to prepare for professional careers. Their first fruits will be performed at the annual Patterson School concert next Monday evening, June 11, with no admission charge and a silver offering taken.
Union Township citizens led by George B. Hart petitioned county commissioners to erect a township bridge at Grandview Avenue crossing the street railway tracks. With 190 signers, officials cited an old $1,460 bill and a $3,000 estimated cost, urging a conference with township supervisors to fund partial payment and possible construction amid a $12,000 road and bridge deficit.
Mrs Katherine Bouton Clay of Newark New Jersey mother of three earned a Bachelor of Arts with special honors in modern languages at Barnard College New York City She said motherhood was a handicap yet studied mostly on trains commuting to classes She plans to later pursue Italian studies and a Master of Arts Clifford Clay her husband is a writer for trade papers
International News Service reports a manhunt ongoing for Benjamin Parnell, alleged "king" of the House of David colony, sought on a war rant for a statutory offense following a complaint by Gladys Bamford Rubel. A raid on Shiloh and the colony occurred yesterday but did not locate him.
Wampum News notes Children’s Day exercises planned for Sunday morning June 10 at the Presbyterian church. Community Club met at Mrs. George Walters home Tuesday night with monthly business followed by social time and radio music. Plans discussed for annual picnic on June 10 with lunch served by Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Stapf, and hostess Tess Wallace assisting. Club invited to picnic at Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McGeorge home for members and families, dinner in the evening. Mrs. T. J. McCullough honored at a birthday dinner Tuesday night at daughter Mrs. Oscar Jackson’s home. elaborate dinner for 15. M. Marshall, confined to ...
An extensive listing of brands and products including talcum powders such as Mavis Talcum Melba Talcum and Cuticura Talcum, B&B Talcum, Djer-Kiss and La Boheme Talcum, plus various soaps like Cuticura Soap Palmolive Soap and Pears Un scented Soap. Also includes household items like Pluto Water Epson Salts and Linens from multiple manufacturers with prices and multipack offers. The fragment reads like a midpage advertisement or catalog of consumer products with pricing sprinkled throughout.
The item records several residents' activities including Mrs. E. T. Algier returning from Beaver Falls to visit her mother Mrs. M. Flannery. Miss Elizabeth Canning, Anna Beiber, and John Beiber drove to Beaver Falls to visit Mrs. W. H. Henry at her mother's home. Mrs. H. B. King and Miss Mary Vendricka visited in town. J. Stighiz from Mt. Clemons, Mich., stayed with Mr. and Mrs. B. Cohen. Mrs. Margaret Stapf and son Clar ante were New Castle visitors. Mrs. Abe Wochler of Pittsburgh spent Wednesday with the Cohens. Elizabeth Dambach of Zellan-Jople spent Wednesday with her aunt.
Mrs A H Pettigrew of Main street and Miss Sara Neuswander were listed in a brief civic society item as being noted in New Castle on Wednesday.
Bryn Mawr Pa June 7 The degree of Doctor of Philosophy will be conferred today on Marjorie Josephina Milne of Duluth Minnesota and Inez May Noterer of Seattle Washington by Bryn Mawr College at the annual commencement exercises. Six other students will receive the degree.
A list includes Elizabeth Morgan Cooper Syracuse Anne May Gabel Lancaster Henrietta Cooper Jennings Danville Mary Frances Tenny New Jersey Isabel Wallace King New York City and Eleanore Boswell Philadelphia. A two bedroom pine scantling was found embedded in an oak near Orange Texas. Historians believe the scantling was driven into the tree during a great storm in 1865.
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