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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1930

Page

9

Registration Committee Is Well Organized for G A R Convention

General Chairman A W Chilton announced the Registration and Information committee has its duties arranged for the upcoming G A R convention. Divisional chairs and members from Ellwood City New Castle Sharon and surrounding areas will handle registration and provide attendees with updates on convention activities.

A. W Chilton Registration and Information Committee Shin Pearl Cook Jessie Harris Mary Kurtz Alice Jackson Martha Fox Emma McKissic Mary Beisel Carrie Heitzman Florence Weinschenk Marguerite Woods Daisy Mitchel Womans Relief Corps Ethel B. Thomas Florence Gillespie Fay Davis Anna Patterson Margaret Hammond Marie Foutt Edith Hahn Pattie Beaman Rachel Reynolds Daughters of Union Veterans R. W. Hemmerlin William G. Duncan Ellwood City

Encampment of State G. A. R. Opens Monday

The Grand Army of the Republic encampment will open Monday at The Castleton with notable attendees led by L. F. Arensberg and Samuel P. Town arriving Sunday. Delegates from across Pennsylvania converge as allied groups hold joint programs and a Cathedral ballroom reception with music and dancing on Tuesday evening.

Grand Army of the Republic Castleton L. F. Arensberg Pittsburgh Samuel P. Town Philadelphia Pennsylvania Department R. N. Spohn Pennsylvania Department Ralph M. Campbell The Sons of Union Veterans Fred L. Rentz William H. Gillespie Philip Engelsbirger Lincoln Gladys Everett Woman’s Relief Corps R. N. Spann Friends of the Department George I. Rudolph Cathedral J. H. Pershing America James A. Chambers Boy Scouts of America G. A. R. of the East G. A. R. of the West Samuel Bell New Castle

Forging Ahead Tales and Civic Campfire Plans

A long column blends anecdotes about John D Rockefeller and Selam Wingate with an upcoming civic veterans event. The piece links wartime and archival honors to a Wednesday encampment parade at Camp Milton Walton, ending with a Campfire program at Cathedral Auditorium featuring speeches, flags, and student awards.

Sons of Veterans Reserve Camp Milton Walton Scotland Lane

Where Is Famous Trax Cannon Now

The piece recalls Comrade Joseph Trax and his famous cannon, noting the cannon’s presumed existence in the city. It proposes bringing the weapon out for a ceremonial salute to honor Civil War survivors, as a fitting memorial to Trax.

Joseph Trax Trax

Comrade Hamilton Named Aide for Parade Ride

Clark B Hamilton adjutant of New Castle post 100 G A R is chosen as an aide for the Wednesday parade on horseback. He is among the few Civil War veterans remaining and aims to prove he can ride as well as the others despite his years.

Clark B. Hamilton New Castle

Quebec Assembly Defeats Bill Admitting Women to Law

A recent Quebec assembly vote defeated a bill to admit women to the practice of law by seven votes, marking a setback for gender equality in the profession.

Assembly of Quebec Canada

Tired of living excused by public opinion in Danville

Frank Davis a 58 year old farmer in Danville vows to starve himself until death. Commonwealth Attorney plans to consult psychiatrists and possibly have him examined at a state hospital to determine if removal is warranted. Davis believes he can not live beyond 26 days without nourishment and keeps a loaded shotgun but says killing himself would be morally wrong. He fears years of illness and pain ahead.

International News Service Danville Frank Davis P. J. Handley Charles Murphy Davis Commonwealth J. S. DeJarnett Western State Hospital Staunton

Dougherty Brothers Reach Lottery Split Agreement

A wartime style quarrel over a $149,262 Epsom Derby lottery prize ends in a revised split between Eddie Dougherty 19 and Dannie 24 of Brooklyn. Father Daniel Dougherty Sr a doorman faced being cut out but agrees to a three way division after family tensions and threats of legal action. A second wife Margaret Dougherty may claim rights and seek support as the dispute softens.

International News Service EBEC Battling Dougherty Eddie Die Donnie Brooklyn Quebec Dougherty Margaret Dougherty

Coal Operator George Henderson Dies After Canal Crash

George Henderson 69 a coal operator from Alexandria Pa is dead after a car driven by his wife plunged into a canal near Hawstone six miles west of Lewistown The Hendersons daughter Nora Paige 40 was injured and trapped in the sedan foreman Ross Shover rescued them after breaking in the glass doors Henderson died at S W Black hospital from immersion shock and prior heart trouble Mrs Henderson and Nora Paige were hospitalized with contusions and bruises

International News Service Lewistown George Henderson Alexandria Nora Paige Hawstone Here Ross Shover Hawstone Refractories Co S. W. Black Henderson

Wilmington High School Graduation Held at United Presbyterian Church

New Wilmington graduates 29 seniors received diplomas with Dr. William Tinker of Slippery Rock State Teacher's College delivering the address. Prof. Alan B. Davis sang solos and presented diplomas as the class, led by valedictorian Eleanor Adams, closed their high school chapter.

New Wilmington New Wilmington High School United Presbyterian Church William Tinker Slippery Rock State Alan B. Davis J. Ralph Neale Frank H. Goff Jr Eleanor Adams Art Curran Walt Whitman Alan B Davis Darwin J. Hartwell Paul N Lakewood Beach Ideal Park Neshannock Falls Clara Williams C. C. McCrumb Hazel Wilson Little Neshannock Reed McFarland R. C. McCaslin Mary Rich Fred Williamson Dave Reynolds Dave Means Gertrude Sampson Charles Miller John Cox S. Ambuster W. W. Edwards C. B. White

Local notables depart for summer ties and visits

Miss Virginia Stevenson visits Miss Mary Rich while Coach Arnold Karsten relocates to St Joseph Michigan for a summer post. Mrs Mary C McConnagha heads to Muskingum College New Concord Ohio for a summer faculty post. Dean C C Freeman returns to Santa Fe New Mexico for a vacation. Bud Mansell of Youngstown visits relatives a few days. Dr and Mrs H L Black go to Holton Michigan for a month. Lee Roy Kauffman moves to Neshannonck avenue from Youngstown Ohio. Joseph Eckels returns from Defiance Pennsylvania to spend summer. Harold N Anderson family visiting relatives in Akron Ohio today. Miss Helen Worrall teaching at Cedar Creek Academy Greenville Tennessee visits Mrs Robert Foster.

Virginia Stevenson New Wilmington High School Mary Rich Arnold Karsten St. Joseph Mich Mary C. McConnagha New Concord Muskingum College Dean C. C. Freeman Santa Fe N. M Bud Mansell Harold N. Anderson Akron Helen Worrall Cedar Creek Academy Greenville, Tenn Robert Foster

Bamberger Gift Planned for Newark Area Higher Education

Louis Bamberger and his sister Mrs. Felix Fuld announce a $5,000,000 initial gift to establish a school of higher education in or near Newark. The retired merchant and Fuld are backing the initiative to create a new institution.

International News Service Newark N. J Louis Bamberger Felix Fuld

Speculators Debate Outcome of Merger Dispute

Report notes many market observers speculated about the possible result of a merger dispute, weighing potential impacts on finance, regulation, and company strategy.

Senator Walsh Rules Bishop Cannon In Contempt

Senator Walsh of Montana declares Bishop James Cannon Jr. clearly in contempt of the Senate after Cannon defied the Senate Lobby committee and walked out. Walsh states Cannon is in the same position as a sworn witness who leaves the stand and vows there will be no newspaper controversy over Cannon.

International News Service Washington James Cannon, Jr Senate Lobby Committee Senate Thomas J. Walsh Montana Bishop Cannon Walsh

May Weather Driest In Years Across Local Observations

The May climate shows record warmth and cold snaps with 74.6F max and 43.4F min, 61.5F average, 90F highs on May 10 and 12, and a 30F Memorial Day low. Frosts occurred May 26 and 30, total rainfall 2.6 inches, 1.1 inches in a 24 hour period, 17 days with .01 inch or more, 15 clear days, 10 partly cloudy, six cloudy.

Graf Zeppelin to begin new summer cruises from Friedrichshafen

The Graf Zeppelin, after an 18 000 mile three continent tour with two trans Atlantic crossings, is being prepared for further flights in Europe. The trip from Pernambuco and Lakehurst via Seville included severe storms over the Rhone Valley but caused no serious damage or injuries.

Friedrichshafen Germany Europe Canaries Cape Verde Islands Graf Pernambuco Lakehurst N. J Seville Zeppelin France Switzerland Rhone Valley

Carol to be recalled as Romanian king or regent

Bucharest reports the cabinet may restore former Crown Prince Carol to the throne or make him regent after his exile and separation from Mme Magda Lupescu. Carol's return follows months of secret negotiations with Prime Minister Julius Maniu, as crowds react to the sensational development.

International Bucharest Carol Nicholas Michael France Mme Magda Lupescu Helen Julius Maniu National Assembly

Moore Estate Valued Above Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars

The estate of the late Alexander P. Moore, former Pittsburgh newspaper publisher and U.S. ambassador, was valued at $699,376 in an inventory filed by executors Union Trust Company. Three foreign decorations earned in his diplomatic service were listed as of no value.

International Neyve Service Pittsburgh Alexander P. Moore Pittsbugh United States Union Trust Company Moore

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