Court Orders Plumbing Change In Withers Block
City of New Castle wins suit to enforce plumbing code in a South Mill Street apartment building. Judge Hildebrand directs removal of nonconforming piping in the eight apartments within 90 days and replacement under the city plumbing inspector supervision, with costs and court fees charged to the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hildebrand
New Stle Agin
Elizabeth
Eighth Ward
Jh. T. Withers & Son
RT. With & Son
of Assembly
T. Wilders & Son
Acts of Assembly
South Mill Street
New Castile
Nightlife listings for the week show old films and acts
The notice lists a program of films and acts including Reugent Monte Blue in The Weute with Leila Hyams and Clyde Cook, Ilsa The Wisecrackers, A Misfit Wait ta Vaughn, Lloyd Hamilton, Arthur in Roak Coinects, John in Rap el Ta Pantie, Sulilyean and Mack Syncopators, The Gorilla by Capitol Roberson-smith Stork, with matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and Fighting Hombre and Just a Husband plus Pax News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reughent
Monte Blue
Serveniig
A. Arthur
St John
Sulilyean
Mack
Capitol — Roberson - Smith Stork Company
Two In Hospital After Argument In Laurel Avenue
Two men are hospitalized in New Castle Hospital after a disputed friendly argument over awards during a staged incident in the Laurel avenue district. Willard Todd is in serious condition from a sword wound dealt by Norman Wadlinger, who is also recovering. Wadlinger faces felonious assault and battery charges with a knife or sword at Alderman William E. Marshall's office, per County Detective William Fleming. Hearing on the charge awaits Todd’s injury outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Laurel Avenue
Willard Todd
Norman Wadlinger
Wadlinger
William E. Marshall
William Fleming
Todd
A BOLISH HAZING AND CLASS RUSH AT WESTMINSTER
Officers of Tau Kappa Alpha Alpha announce abolition of hazing and class rush at Westminster. Fourth year awards go to Elizabeth MacKnight and Brown Bricker, third year to Robert Ferguson Evelyn Winger Hazel Brush, second year to Samuel Colman and Mary Sowerds, first year to Florence Jenkins June Swartz Edith Round Wilson Botsford Howard Hamar Clyde Myers James Chambers Thomas Mansell Wallace Maxwell. Scholarships include Ruth Dinsmore with two awards and Harry Baird winning $25.
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Tau Kappa Ala Jpha
Elizabeth MacKnight
Volant
Brown Bricker
Braddock
Robert Ferguson
Bellayue
Evelyn Winger
New Castle
Hazel Brush
Carnegie
Samuel Colman
Philadelphia
Mary Sowerds
Cumberland
Florence Jenkins
June Swartz
Akron
Edith Round
Wilson Botsford
Pittsburgh
Howard Hamar
Erie
Clyde Myers
James Chambers
Thomas Mansell
New Wilmington
Wallace Maxwell
Harry Baird
Ruth Dinsmore
City to inspect fall toad aide eating races and soda rooms
County Medical Director Dr H C Harper announced inspections of places serving soft drinks and fall toad aide eating races will begin soon to enforce the law. Most soda shops are sanitary, but some lack proper glass and dish cleansing. City sanitary force will scrutinize drink dispensaries for safe washing methods as many still dip items in dirty or cold water and air dry. William Fobes of Pulaski sent in five cherries from his farm, the first ripe fruit seen this season, described as a sweet cherry with solid meat and bright red color, likely an unusually early variety sheltered from frosts last month that ruined others.
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Wille
H.C. Harper
Elty
William Fobes
Pulaski
GREAT STIMULUS TO U S AVIATION
The International Aeronautical Federation notes France’s 5650 hp motors, surpassing Lindbergh and Chamberlin, keeping France’s altitude record at 40 000 feet and speed record at 278.43 mph. Gallizo set the Hue altitude record on August 23, 1926, surpassing Lieut. J. A. Matready’s 1926 McCook Field mark. Bennett’s 1924 France speed record tops 278 mph. Two trans Atlantic flights spur U S aviation, showing American equipment ready for regular passenger service with fuel and passengers heavier than usual. Air power plants are no longer experimental. A new era in commercial aviation looms.
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International Aeronautical Federation
France
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Gallizo
Hue
Ketler
J. A. Matready
United States Army
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Atattory
Schory
Gemon
Flight heroes arrive in Cotbus after muddy launch day
Chamberlin and Levine return for breakfast in Cotbus after landing in mud and being outfitted at local merchants. The pair, celebrated by mayor and crowds, decline to fly home and plan to repair the Columbia for continued toward Berlin.
Plane crew faces fuel issue during long flight
The report describes pilots managing the craft and sustaining morale on a long flight. Both men endured hunger while conserving remaining food and fuel, with some fuel tanks jettisoned to balance weight as heavy air diverted attention from the mission.
Poultry Raisers Monthly Meeting at Lawrence County
Regular monthly meeting of the Lawrence County Poultry Raisers will be held at the Lawrence County Agriculture Association office on South Groton Avenue Thursday evening June 9 at 8 00 Eastern Standard Time. H H Kaufman poultry specialist from Pennsylvania State College will speak. TH R McCulloch will oversee the discussion on production records.
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Lawrence Country
Lawrence County Agriculture Association
South Groton Avenue
HH. H. Kaufman
Pennsylvania State College
TH. R. McCulloch
West Side Parent Teachers Meet Tonight
At the West Side school a parents teachers meeting is set for eight o'clock this evening. Mrs Carrie Jeffrey Roberts will speak on her travels in Europe. Lorraine Smith will read, and a piano duet by Marguerite and Edna Jackson will perform. A candy sale of homemade candy will aid the fund to secure a school library.
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West Side
Carrie Jeffrey [Roberts
Europe
Roberts
Lorraine Smith
Marguerite
Edna Jackson
Scout Troop Activities Highlight Evening Events
Troop 17 Fine Tree patrol holds final cartp ore practice led by George McCracken tonight. Troop 14 at Union Baptist Church on Grant Street hosts a Thursday concert and demonstration to show how scouting helps boys and invites parents to attend.
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Cartpores
George, McCracken
Wlc.a
Union Baptisl
Grant Street
Chamberlin and Levine Complete Flight to Berlin
The aviators Chamberlin and Levine restated their plan to fly from Cottbus to Berlin after refitting a Bellanca in the mud-hole near Ottbus. Officials commemorated them as heroes of the air with honorary citizenship, silver bowls, and a laurel wreath as the city hosted a busy ceremony and band performances.
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Bellanca
Chamberlin
Leagine
Berlin
Ottbus Aviation Field
Cottbus
Poole
Leving
Éiace
Province of
Niederlansite
Wandering Actors At The Station In A London Suburb
A disjointed collection of comic vignettes describes a troupe of wandering actors waiting at a platform, a rude gentleman asking about express trains, and a playful exchange about an antique station agent model. Other scenes include a hospital flag donation quip and a mail order tire cover misadventure.
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P.D. QR. RH
Jesse James
London
Postal Receipts Rise in May Across 54 Cities
The Postoffice Department announced that May receipts in 54 selected cities totaled 29,522,918.04 dollars, up 2.72 percent from May last year. The advance reflects steady growth in mail activity and service usage nationwide.
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Rnternations News Service
Ashington
Postoffice Department
Deaths Of The Day Messed Ward and kin
Mortality notices from a local day recount the deaths and services of Mrs. Ward of Atlanta son Frank Ward, sister Martha Traple, and brother Jay Blair and Lurenda Binder. Funeral arrangements noted for James P. Anderson and interments at Wak Park and Graceland. Also listed are services for Samuel Alles and Frank Morgan Gormley with military honors. other bereavements include Mrs Mary Ellen Shingledecker and William Saunders with funeral details and interment at local cemeteries.
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Messed Ward
J. Id. Ward
Prank Ward
Atlanta
Martha 1Raple
McClelland Avenue
Ward
Rank
Gilteste
Jay Blair
Minsissipni
Lurenda Binder
Munes Anderson
James P. Anerson
Fred Anderson
West Fittsburg
Hoy
Grande Downs
Savannah
M. 13
Church
David and
Russell Anderson
Archie Snodtas
Fred Haltworth
Gearach
Dallas Hildebrand
Wak Park Cemetery
Obituary Notes on Kuntz Family and Local Services
The report from Wampum notes Hiram P. Kuntz aged 1 years died in El Paso Texas Monday night. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Kuntz and four sisters in Wampum El Paso Allentown and Sarthempton. Funeral plans list burial in Fairfield Cemetery Sarthempton. Funeral for Jack Juela to be held Wednesday at 2 pm from John Trevor’s Butler road home with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Mary FB. Shingledecker
Mary Ellen Shingledecker
Samuel Wire
Bessemer
J. C. Kerr
State Line Board
Catherine Tweddle
Youngstown
William Rodgers
Ross M. Haverfield
Westfield Cemetery
Wiliam Saunders
William H. Saunders
Gilmore Avenue
South New Castle
Charles A. Davis
M. J. Scripture
Lois Bogle
R. . Guy
Lucile Frampton
Thomas Anderson
T. A. Waller
C. A. Gormley
Wr. Roberts
Joseph Shoat
Hy, , Rigby
Thomas Phelps
Greenwood Cemetery
William Wadsworth
Wiliam Wadsworth
Slippery Rack
Wadsworth
Zion Baptist Church
Allison
Ri B
Hiram P. Kuntz
Wampum
el Paso
Texas
Thomas Kuntz
Wampuii
John Wilson
Wampupi
Esther Eppinger
Gretce Fnegerman
Margaret Kuntz
Allentown
Sarthehampton
Fairfield Cemetery
Jack Juela
John Trevor
Butler Road
Notice to Taxpayers for City and County Dues
Notice to taxpayers that duplicate taxes for several wards of the city and all boroughs and townships have been placed in the hands of David E. Nessle, county treasurer. Taxes for 1227 may be paid in June with 5 percent discount. after September 1 a 4 percent penalty is added. Statements available on written request with ward, borough and township details. Remittances by draft, check or money order to Nessle, with self addressed envelope. Local dates June 2, 4, 7, 10.
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City of New
David E. Nessle
Divorces Involving Bu Dale and Reesport Shared Testimony
Court records show William Bu Dale and Nha Tur Reesport contesting a divorce with testimony about a hand offering her a house and a bedroom. Burkhart was granted two decree orders in the same session.
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Wiliam Budale
Nha Tur Reesport
Sna Burkhart
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Manhattan
Dom B
Vaughn
Lloyd Hamilton
Attso Bray
Nixon— Batyster
William Fox Pamedy
Husband
Pax
Westminster
U.S
Levine
Colthus
Annorge
Cottbug
Hotel Ansorge
Wnter
Cotthus
Levins
Atlantic
Columbia
White Levine
Poultry Raisers Monthly Meeting
Tegel
Me‘ehanics
Lufthansa
Nariva
Thurman
Kentucky
Germany
Napoleon Bonaparte
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Richard B. Byrd
Tos
Bephina Ford
Daniel Boone
Benjamin Franklin
Charles G. Dawes
Corstean
Ath
Pete Wheeler
Hickory Kotler
Tommy
Huston Howe
Muneral
Samuel Hy Alles
Albuquerque
N. A
Jung
OZ West Wastington
Samuel L. Maxwell
Epworth M. E
Alles
Graceland Cemetery
Frank Gormiey
Frank Morgan Gormley
Wesley R. Cormsey
Harlansburge Road
Her. St. Clair
Neshannock United
Neshannock Croletery
Perry
Gaston Post
American Legion
WW. L. Graig
Clair Lutz
W. Rh. Fudtiwood
F. F. Knowles
John Lischoff
R. c. Clark
Daniel Bollard
John McKibben
Jne Knowle
Knox
Winter's
Grove City
Nick Jenny
Butler
J. M. Moukenberry
West Sunbury
Hlalor
M. Morese
West
Long Avenue
Maratin Street
Stetson
McGoun
Medallyat Hosiery
Sam H. McGoun
I, Loy Boyd
Bat Nash
R. Loy. Boyd, Mgy
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