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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report reflects on the fate and memory of Native Americans in Columbus. The piece references historical tribes, symbolic roles, and lingering presence in the cityscape through imagery of forests, industry, and tense cultural memory.
Notes from Conteal presbyterian include Children’s Dig nest event at the park Wed. Wealiesday gathering at Racing Westie. The Weanita’s Home and Pormit Missionary euglety plan services and Pride at 2200. Light Bearers meet next Saturday at 2. Huse of worship, Navy Valen, Remy and Navy Vein, spring Rally, and Christiana jima seg Lalier apr orally. Widespread notices of centers, invitations to Whi group, and various meetings listed with times near 2 and 3.
Fragmentary OCR text describes city financial matters, payments, and local figures such as Peter and Monty amid garbled details. Mentions of taxes, permits, and duties hint at municipal processes, with references to districts and ongoing city operations.
无法提取清晰新闻事实，文本含混断续，无法确定具体人物、地点或事件，无法生成可核对的摘要。
Veterans from World War I, including Privates Rhodabansh and Kilch, return home through Canty and Maine Grove after discharge from service. One spent months in the Arsenne with hospital care, then rejoined family life while detailing a parade participation in Paris and Meuse battles.
Adultery charged in a divorce case involving William Fenton and his wife Bossman. The court records show allegations of cruel and barbarous treatment and a prior marriage, with legal actions filed by attorney Atigrney ab armed and others to obtain settlement and decree.
Shocking incident reports several boys struck by a passing train on Gardner Avenue. One child died at the scene, another severely injured and taken to White Marsh Hospital for treatment, as police investigate the circumstances and contact families.
A late 19th century council discussion details the handling of materials and related ordinances. Officers report on orders, arranges for reporting, and note ongoing projects with unfamiliar local terms and names. The record reflects procedural debate and orderly steps toward issuing municipal directives.
Fragmented OCR reads about Afro-Americans and Toni Nonveting at the Hie adsunieement of colored people with he hold in the Sak Moptast iid cae Wert Ballston. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references a local meeting or issue involving minority residents in Ballston.
Fragmentary text describes soldiers and a veto causing unrest among parties. Mention of Matthews and references to cotton and money imply a disrupted scene with unclear details and dates.
A ten year growth overview notes the Visiting Nurse Association born in 1409 with Tite Mt Allan AG. Treadwell as president and Mrs. Eyi Murper as secretary. Miller Wardrop as treasurer. Miss Rowman Lian and Miss Hrowman are highlighted for devoted service and community support through food preparation and nursing care. The report credits funds from the federation and Metropolitan Life to sustain visits and aid. Officers: Mrs. B. Dible, president. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, secretary. Alte. Jali Tab, teeth ne
A meeting in the city plans a trip to Youngstown on Thursday for all Jews to attend a day of events. Coordinators urge participation, with services and program details to be announced for the assembly at a local venue and related ceremonies.
Tent meetings on Neshannock Avenue are announced with schedule details and sermon themes. A note mentions gatherings led by Gaapel and Chapelt al Gad aye Wenge Well, with services starting at 8 p m this week.
A garbled report from Salford County records hints at a potential wartime mobilization linked to an upcoming meeting. Mentions a veteran group, a new organization, and plans to open a facility, with unclear dates and participants due to damaged text.
Last evening a family dinner at Conan home on Senieley avenue honored Joli Cleon of Philadelphia visiting the city for the first time in seventy seven years. Attending guests included aunt Georg Cloonan Joseph Royle Joseph Hoyle Gran Rigby Pingburgh and Mrs Meloy assisted serving. Numerous Pittsburgh and Youngstown connections are noted with towns Conneaut Lake and Kensington mentioned in plans and events.
A garbled Pittsburgh community column mentions residents visiting relatives in Lew York Dayton and Philadelphia. It notes retirees returning from state college and various kinship ties including Cloonan Gallon and Hulme. The text reflects a busy social excerpt with many misread names and places.
Estimates from the Department of Agriculture show winter wheat at 658,000,000 bushels for December. spring wheat at 159,000,000 bushels. Yields per acre projected at 18.2 for winter and 18.2 for spring, with five year averages noted. Conditions read strong with high current ratings and favorable trends for 1913.
A Tuesday committee meeting advanced several ordinances including repaving Cedar Street between Swit hvoung and Orchard Street Cruten Avenue between Hiwer Alley and the Pennsylvane Railroad wacks Wallace Avenue between Highland Avenue and North Jefferson Street and Crawford Avenue near Croton. Measures allow brick concrete or shout paving and add one more police officer. The payroll and daily hire rules were amended to regulate pay and supervision.
Y W C A notes a Scouts meeting at Croiangehool at 4 welock Thursday to arrange Rainy 1 camp. All Scouts urged to attend. Hike class ment migg at 7 oelowk Wednesday ure.
Death notices record services for Lori Louise infant daughter al Mas and Mire Kiwini ry of West Grant, held Monday afternoon with Rev. Nestitnhihiro. Other obituaries note Margaret Jaute Mack and Margaret June Mark, aged 26, wife of Walter Park, who died yesterday. Mrs Park survived by husband and two children Prentice and Ida May, plus one sister Mrs Samuel Simmour. Interments at Savannah cemetery follow family services. Also listed is Althea Isueweth Lurienous, 10, daughter of Fred and Glira Turlehous, died at home. funeral planned with Rev. Arlington and Methodist services, burial in Savannah cemetery.
Atlantic City delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention argued over daylight saving law. H W McCullough of Onicha urged continued appeal, while others pressed for counter restrictions and congressional action.
Marehall tristes ty JW filed two suits on a mortgage against Shapira and Bessie Cohen administratrix of Wi Caselur The filter wital hy Is aacus Dollin now fidelity ing an appeal for a ms 1 following his conviction terms The Wertyage not paid according to terms Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Witki of Miller avenue at Shenango Valley hospital a son Attorney
An enthusiastic mothers conference in Lew Castle led by Miss McDowell aims to raise a fund for needy children this summer. Contributions at Lincoln avenue home of Mrs. Tryh. Speakers highlighted poverty among families, clothing drives organized by Miss McDowell, Miss Mitchell, and Miss Lemman showcased affordable children’s garments.
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