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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
21
A fragmented rental notice describes several houses and apartments for rent with unclear locations. It mentions monthly terms, paper notices, and a contact name or agent. Details like exact streets, landlords, and availability are obscured, leaving a general housing ad impression.
Real estate listing fragment shows suburban property in Ellwond Gly near Burien with preferred area AL. Mentions new cast report and payment options on a fine home. Buyer sought. references to Walls, Shoiserlet, and Willinehorn neighborhoods.
Legal notices include paving contract details for New Castle City with engineer plans, bid conditions, and council approval. Also pardons board notification for Ralph Lawrence and an adjourned real estate sale of V Hutson estate in Nesham Township, plus Mercer Street sewer bid ads and county notices.
In a volatile session Wall Street saw mixed moves as Chrysler and Matar advanced while Oceanic energy shares lagged. Industrials and rails faced selling pressure with U S Steel and New York Central slipping slightly as crude oil and gasoline prices influenced sentiment.
A partial stock table furnishes prices at 12:30 PM with numerous companies listed. Names include AMERICAN TELEPHONE, ATCHISON TOPEKA, GEN ELECTRIC, GEN MOTORS, PENN, READING, SOUTHERN PACIFIC, and NORTHERN PACIFIC among others.
Notice of executrix for the estate of Churiew G dohustim appears in the Town of 1 section. The document requests that heirs and creditors present claims by a stated deadline and names Margaret Pyle as executrix with legal representation by an attorney.
International News Service reports a light steady cattle market with ranged prices for choice to common cattle and fat cattle. Sheep and lambs rise modestly with spring lambs noted, while hog receipts total about 1500 with prices slipping for prime heavy hogs and heavier weights under pressure.
Prices paid here for hay and grain include No 2 wheat corn and rye quotes plus clover hay and timothy hay per ton and per hundredweight straw and buckwheat per centum ear corn per bushel with quantities listed in busy market terms. The fragment notes various grain and hay items with units such as bushels tons and cwt.
John Téouard, secretary of the YMC, attended the Western Pennsylvania boys directors conference in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Camp plans for the summer months were discussed and remarks heard from those who attended the Chicago conference. After adjournment the group watched a Pirates game in Forbes Field, marking the final meeting of the association workers until the next program is outlined.
Harrisburg Pa June 8 an additional seven million sixty thousand dollars was made available for county road construction in the state. Allotments for each county were announced by the department of highways last night. The awards are prorated on a mileage basis and must be matched by each county. Several smaller counties did not draw on their apportioned sums. The seven million in aid is in addition to a six million regular county aid announced last week.
The American Legion general committee will meet at the Legion Home tonight at 7 30 to finish plans for the picnic at Conneaut Lake on June 23. Chairman John Kennedy urges all members to attend.
Realty transfers list multiple transactions with names, wards, and prices including Eliza Round to Stanislaw Rzec hik and Abe Glick to Nicke Opalenik in Shenango and nearby areas. An abandoned car report notes a Durent car bearing license 266 797 seen near Parkstown on the Youngstown road for several days with owner John W Hughes.
Pat Dempsey and Guy Wadlinger of the local American Legion post joined Allegheny county committee discussions in Pittsburgh last night to advocate for the Conneaut Lake picnic. Harry M. Lous Barnard Holt and DeGraff Robinson attended Monaca and Woodlawn posts meetings and spoke in support of the event.
A fragmented report notes a screen star filing for divorce amid a home runaway case. Authorities in Youngstown hold a child while awaiting family wishes, with references to Jennie Peters and other named individuals, and scattered notes from international and local sources.
Police last night believed the missing woman could be located at 117 West Washington Street. An ally among witnesses offered that information as investigators followed up on the lead to locate her safely.
A rare two headed calf at John Kanamen's farm north of West Williams-Tiel attracts many visitors despite a 10 cent entry. The calf, about six months old with good health, has a blind eye on one side and inspired scientific discussion about its bilateral muscle function and feeding. Kanamen has received offers but declined to sell.
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