Duff Chairman For High School Alumni Reunion
President Cooper announces plans for the 1929 New Castle High School Alumni Reunion. W W Duff is named chairman with a general committee and officers to be elected. Tentative events include a picnic at Cascade Grove June 22 at 6 30 pm and a grand march at the dancing pavilion at nine.
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W. Duff
Renesas
New Castle High School Alumni Association
AlLormary
Ralph A. Cooper
Ryunton
Audi
Wet
Miss Mugabett Freed
Clarence A. Pattoresa
Taul Raids
Janes Clyde M. Whittaker
H. A. Moriers
James Ford
Bartlets
Zisward M. Kirk
Fred Clemens Norman Lockhart
Louis Hazen
Cascade
Danc
Allorney Cooper
Jeanette Hutton
Earl Ramsey
Miller Explains Brick Cobbles Crumbling On Greenwood Avenue
Miller presented to the council a report stating that brick on Greenwood avenue is crumbling. He said gravel chips from trucks struck the asphalt and affected the brick as trucks rolled over it. He urged asphalt to be laid and the avenue kept clear afterward.
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City
Miller
Council Anews
Greenwood Avenue
Council approves recreation material purchases
City council met to approve requisitions for youth recreation resources including materials for a Boll course and other municipal projects.
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Coun
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Children’s Day Observed With Morning Exercises
Children's Day will be observed at First Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday at 11 o'clock. An attractive program from Beginners to Junior departments includes organ preludes, prayers, anthems, baptisms, promotions, and offertories. The program features teachers and students such as Virginia Ruth Cook and Miss McArthur as well as band/musical selections and short sermons within a devotional service.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dixitois
Hyman No
W. L
Bea
Roberts
J. C. Rodgers
Gordell
Educational Fund
H. ©. Wear
Court Hears Non-Support Cases In Domestic Dispute
Judge Chambers and RL Taits preside over non support matters involving Arthur Oberreitner, ordered to pay his wife, and Mary Oberfeltner. Commonwealth case against Renin Charles and Jameson also referenced with testimony about separation and lack of support. Multiple orders and further hearings planned as court schedules dates and terms.
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Taits
James A. Chambers
Arthur Oberreitner
Mary Oberfeltner
Chembers
J. Bennedy
Marie Kennedy
Nepatian
New Stamp Plan Aims for Artistic Merit and National Themes
John B. Dentee of the New Case Stamp club announces a new stamp issue, approved by Postmaster General Walter P. Brant, inviting public suggestions that stress artistic merit. A radio address outlines potential schemes including depictions of national progress and notable events, moving away from a portraits and monuments approach.
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John B. Dentee
New Case Stamp Club
Walter P. Brant
Mr. Brown
Oon
Bank Robbery Reported Near Central City Pa
Police notified of a bank robbery at Central National Bank in Central City Pa. Four men participated and several thousand dollars were taken. Two suspects believed to be fleeing toward this district in a stolen Chevrolet sedan license 429 381 from Johnslawn Pa.
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Swale
Joseph Schmidt
Central National Bank
Central City
Johnslawn
Farewell Dinner for Captain M L Craig at Elks Home
A farewell testimonial dinner for Captain M L Craig is set for 7 PM at the Elks Home. Many friends from Lawrence, Beaver, Butler and Mercer counties plan to attend. Craig has been assigned to ROTC service at the University of Utah and will depart soon.
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Captain Craig
M. L. Craig
Elks
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Craig
R. O.T. Co
University of Utah
Willave
Near
Lux
Famous seventy five thousand painting on display in city
A celebrated painting valued at 75000 is showcased at the Mn Furniture store in New Castle. The canvas, seven by eight feet, depicts a village blacksmith at work with vivid detail. Display runs June 18 under Emanuel Shenkan, owner Fontaine. The piece traces the artist De Marceau and a prize history, highlighting its cultural and commercial significance.
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D. Moreau
Drintkard
Villape
New Castle
Mn Purnisure
Manag
Emanuel Shenkan
Cauryas
P. Fontaine
Ari Con- Ty
Lawrence County
Blackgautt
Americ
Longfellow
Nibbo
Alhieve
de Marceau
Tier
Han
Small Girl Hit By Auto Wednesday
A young girl was struck by a car on Mabry Street Sharon near South Jefferson. She sustained a severe scalp wound to the back of her head but was not believed to be seriously hurt. Her brother rushed her to the hospital in the Takash vehicle.
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Martin Jensen
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Mabry Street
Sharon
Grivings Lieene
Crazy Wo Boge Company
Farevei Pa
Thorsdig
Naridy
South Jeffersqn
Shyock Agar
South Fefferson
Mary Pereyell
Tan Quhante
Fragmentary report on a drunkard’s court case outcome
A garbled OCR item describes a man with an Irish name charged with drinking to excess. He admits to a factual act and says alcohol put him to sleep. He was taken by police. court proceedings and details are unclear due to text damage.
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Paton
Inquiry About John Myers Ends in Local Police Contact
This morning at Mahoniuegeon, Ohio, officials reported an inquiry regarding John Myers of Berlin Center in Mahoning County after a person took their own life. Citizens with information were urged to contact local police or call the Mahoning County coroner in Youngstown.
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Mahoniuegeon
Polen Co
Rovner Lonsked
John Myers
Chavber
Berlin Center
Mahan County
Alske
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Autos Nomads Through City Roads Amid Night Provisions
Fragmentary text reports autos nomads passing through Bre city enroute to various pens. Mentions road provisions spending and small hul s wila cots, but details are incomplete and unclear. The item reads as a vague transit or travel note with scattered phrases.
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Bre
Grant Permission To Build Conduit On City Streets
The council granted Bell Telephone Company permission to lay nonstruct conduit on West Washington Street North Lea Avenue Abtom Street and Croton Avenue, enabling new utility installations in the area.
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Bell Telephone Company
West Washingon Street
Nori Lee Avenue
Tom Street
Croton Ay
Ann
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharge
Admitted George Ukidos Mahoningtown Mrs J Tomlinson Fulkerstown street Juan Mudd Dale Carder Aoyles myenie Discharged Orvilly Jackson Rigby Notes indicate patient movements at Shenango Valley Hospital with multiple spellings and locations.
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George Ukidos
Mahoningtown
Tells Mayor truth wins his discharge
Fragmentary notice reports a discharge outcome connected to a mayoral case. The readable text mentions longevity and a police count, but details are unclear and incomplete.
New Sewer Project For Park Amusement Area
Battered OCR text suggests a plan to lay sewer beneath Gurheld Avenue to relieve the Wynich storm sewer and serve a new building near a park amusement area. Mentions Corporal Ketteran and Corporal Black with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Bres
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Cudahy
Cullec
Cudale
Uneeda Biscuits
Campbell's Beans
Rose Daly
Kenilogg
Keloge
Preston
Post
White House
Hollrhack Sweet Peas
Evans [Or
Crawford Brand
Fresh Country Eyes
Ozs
Tr Bulk
Sint
Jersey
Texas
Haldwin
Metzier
BRIEY
Tink Pictures
Mirror Pictures
Pralung
Meztaler 'S
Norte
Sycamore Street
First
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Muss Esinlip Cy
Virginia Ruth Cook
Mc‘arthur
Seri
Savec
Meniony
Scheled
Robem
Iim
Brent
Orsan Postlide
Dininde—Bollmann
Hildebrand
Chambers
Brown
Bis
Messian
Perry
Veedol Motor Otl
Edward S. Hariz
New York Automobile Club
Jensen
Marchelin I_ambardi
National Aeronautical Association
Mr. Hartz
Sutton Gasoline Companies
Castle, Pa
Uuucing
Berg Sve
Shenango Valley Hospital
Man
Abe Log
Bheieer Miller
Enmel
Ander Gurheld
Dr. Jackson
Ketteran
Mae Retteran
Sie Jlo
Fassi
Ceeds
Black
Mutik
W. J. Brennaman
Croton Ave
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