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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
10
Reporter finds only one hack in New Castle, owner reluctant to rent due to wear. Modern youth favors speed over slow rigs, leaving the aging conveyance obsolete. The aged hack recalls virtues like hands-free driving, but the era of the mounted Lochinvar is past.
Rocco Spara through attorney James L. OToole sues G W Johnston Limestone Company for 2500 alleging limestone blasting damaged a Hillsville house. Claims include broken windows, loosened plaster, and slate damage.
The Y M C A Midgets and Junior B Boys will bicycle to the YMCA camp on Slippery Rock creek near Harlansburg for a daylong outing.
Boys with bicycles are invited to assemble at the association building at 9 a m for an early outing. They should bring lunch and ball gloves for the event and join in the planned activities.
In Bessemer Pennsylvania on June 6 nine colored men were arrested for fishing without licenses after officers found them with nine poles at a quarry pool. Names listed include William Horton and Eugene Stewart. one underage man was discharged while five paid $25 and costs, and three held for jail.
Rotary club bulletin notes a noon meeting at Fountain Inn with George Winter discussing retail distribution of goods. Secretary Carl E. Paisley invites members and guests to a potentially valuable program. A note requests updates on Washington Street traffic flashers from the public affairs committee.
A Milwaukee man invents spikes mounted loosely on garage doors to drag across floors and stop the door wherever they halt. The device aims to secure doors without traditional latching.
Imogene E. Gillespie, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Gillespie of 317 Rhodes Place, will be among 90 Wilson College graduates in Chambersburg Pa on June 10. She earns a Bachelor of Science in mathematics and led tennis and hockey of her class, planning to teach at New Castle High School in the fall.
Alexander L. Weyant through Wylie McCaslin seeks a divorce from Florence Weyant on desertion grounds. They wed in October 1904 and separated in August 1920. Isabel Sutton, represented by Reynolds and Bryan, also filed for divorce from Charles.
Edith Donahey by attorney E. F. G. Harper files for divorce from Alfred E. Donahey. They wed July 5 1921 and separated April 1924 after claims of cruel treatment and adultery with Virginia Riley.
The New Castle summer sessions open Monday at Benjamin Franklin Junior High. Dwight H. Conner, former assistant principal, will lead as summer school principal with a staff including Gen evieve Kelley Florence Geiger Margaret Ramsey Pauline Rhodes and others for elementary and junior senior high classes. Engagement of teachers depends on enrollment.
Mark Perfecto faces charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct from two men named Mike Delquatro Antonio Durio and Alfonso Durio. Ralph Serafino files against Mark Perfecto for assault and battery on his daughter Anna Serafino. Hearing set for today on East Division street.
A mother finds lighter chores as her daughter comes home from school to provide musical accompaniment, easing daily labor and adding a musical presence at home.
Mrs C F Flannery and her son Wilbur of South Mill Street sailed from New York City to Europe. They will spend three months visiting Ireland Scotland England and Wales and attend the World Sunday School convention in Edinburgh as accredited delegates.
Zelienople police request city records on James Rogan for selling copies of the Lord's Prayer on the streets. Rogan's local record was provided and no further disposition is known.
Police were called last night about a man acting suspiciously near 342 Clenmore boulevard. Officers Logan and Syling searched the area but the man had vanished and could not be located.
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