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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
34
Harrisburg reports Butler County industrial plants created goods worth 41 131 500 in 1922. 215 establishments employed about 8 295 people with wages totaling 9 438 700. Metals led output at 19 161 300 while mines and quarries produced 6 786 900 including 5 824 800 in bituminous coal.
Lebanon residents enjoy fresh produce from 199 city plots prepared by City Gardener P. Ulrich. Sixteen vacant lots donated, with costs covered by the City Council school board and Chamber of Commerce. Officials initial skepticism gave way to support for local gardening.
Sharon June 7 There are more blast furnaces in operation in this vicinity than since 1918 according to Shenango valley manufacturers but several stacks that cannot profitably run with pig iron selling around 30 dollars a ton will be blown out in the next 30 days. Ten of the 13 stacks in the valley are now in blast. The American Steel and Wire plant will curtail shortly while other U. S. Steel finishing mills at the local works will operate. Manufacturers say there is no justification for pessimism.
The clue describes assembling a silhouette scene by cutting Vue the Pieces a100Mg dots and pasting them on stiff cardboard to create an outdoor tableau. The puzzle answer provided is Jarold Lloyd, referencing the named individual.
The King's Daughters closed their year with nearly $2000 spent on charity and the delivery of Chimes to the church. Officers elected for the new year include President Mrs. Frank Fischer and Secretary Mrs. L. G. Nail. A farewell meeting featured devotionals by Mrs. J. K. Hess and notes from the Pottsville state convention. The group plans a June 21 tureen dinner at Cascade Park honoring Miss Jennie Anderson.
Enon Valley residents report visits to Pittsburgh and East Palestine Ohio. Patients include John Marshall and William Madden facing illness and surgery. Local events note Enon baseball loss 12 11 to Cannelton and Beaver Falls upcoming game on Enon field.
A fragmentary exchange shows a lady asserting her voice while a manager pushes back in a tense confrontation. The brief dialogue hints at control and authority within a Boston transcript style reporting.
Grace Rapp, Westminster College student in public speaking, presented a graduation recital in New Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 7. Her adaptation of June by Marie Doran drew praise from a large audience and she was signed to teach expression next season at Mahoningtown school. The piece’s notable line about the devil fish explains its unusual swimming method.
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