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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
15
Description of properties to be sold under writs against Lee L Shira Estelle Shira and others by Sheriff Edward D. Pritchard on July 1 1935 at 10:00 A M at the Court House New Castle Pa. Listing land in Slippery Rock Township including 83 109 acres with a four room cement block building and dance hall on the property.
No. 2 Herbert G Coates and Minnie A Coates owners or reputed owners. Fi. Fa. No. 113 June Term 1935. Amount 1000 dollars. Chas. G. Martin and J. W. Rhodes attorneys. Describes lot in Seventh Ward New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Plot details outline a 45 foot by 125 foot parcel with alley access, part of Leander Raney's Fourth addition to Mahoningtown. Improvements include a two story frame dwelling six rooms bath gas electric water furnace and slate roof. Premises in poor repair.
Levari facias 5 September Term 1935 shows mortgages on property in Wilmington Township and Ellwood City. Several parcels include a 104.5 acre tract and a 14 room residence with a barn, road strip, and other lots with heirs and executors named in the proceedings.
Legal notices detail multiple land parcels in New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Descriptions include 23.5 acres from a 1907 deed to Harold G. French, various lots in Walton plot, and a Seventh Ward City parcel with improvements such as electric heat and cement basement. Several Fi Fa and court references indicate mortgage actions and claims.
Legal notices list multiple property actions in New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Listings include Michael Chabak and Mary Chabak owners of a 45 by 150 foot lot in the Eighth Ward along Ralph Avenue, with others detailing Lot 129 in Walton plan in Second Ward, Lot 468 in City Official Survey, and additional parcels in Union Township. Attorney names Hugus Caldwell and Gilbert E Long appear with claim amounts from 4,178.96 to 5,340.00 and related descriptions of frontage, boundaries, and repairs.
Multiple parcels in Hickory Township described with boundary lines and acreage from four tracts totaling about 101 acres. Each parcel lists adjoining properties, river and creek boundaries, and improvements including dwellings with six rooms, gas and electric services, and garages. Foreclosure filings note Fi Fa case numbers and attorney names with monetary amounts.
Legal notices list multiple mortgage foreclosures in Slippey Rock and New Castle, with details of owners and alleged amounts. Parcel descriptions include 70 acre tract and a 40 by 118 foot lot, plus improvements such as houses, barns, garages, and outbuildings.
No. 18 Joseph Mike and Helen Mike claim title to Lot No.5 in John F Reynolds Addition in New Castle. Lot No.64 in Section 67 fronting East Long Avenue. Foreclosure for $10,712.37. Also No.19 Clara Hartman with two lots in West View Terrace, now in poor repair. No.30 John P. Lockhart details North Highland land parcels with eight room brick dwelling and two car garage. No.31 Hugus tract Shenango Township lots 186 and 187 with described boundaries and improvements. premises in medium repair.
No 23 G N Clark owner or reputed owner alias Fi Fa No 7 June Term 1935 amount 2052 40 John P Lockhart atty All that certain lot in Third Ward New Castle Lawrence County Pa Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Croton avenue at intersection thereof with line of lands of Hugh L Stewart et al said point distant 34 42 feet northeast from line of a sixteen foot alley and running thence northeast by Croton avenue 37.5 feet more or less to line of lands of Laura M Stevenson thence running southeast by line of said Stevenson
Traced in law record, the notice describes land parcels with specific measurements and boundaries, adjoining the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Hugh L. Stewart, ending at Croton Avenue. It notes structures including a two story frame dwelling, cement cellar, slate roof, and references bath gas electric water furnace and cement cellar. Sheriff Edward D. Pritchard signs the document dated June 7, 1935.
The stock market drifted lower in listless trading led by mixed utility shares and sluggish automakers Chrysler and General Motors. Auburn rose fractionally while Warner Bros. neared its yearly high before easing. Rail and industrial stocks held near previous closes as oils and other sectors varied and grains firm with cotton down about 75 cents a bale.
Sixty fathers and sons gathered Saturday evening at Central Christian church for a banquet. The program featured pop singing led by A W Bauman, toasts to the sons by John Baynham, and to the fathers by Austin Cowmeadow. A vocal trio, a reading, and a quartet closed the program, with dinner served at 6 by Livingstone Missionary Guild women led by Mrs Isaac Davis.
City council adopted an ordinance to appropriate 100000 from uncollected delinquent taxes for street sidewalk and sewer improvements. A second ordinance covers grading curbing and paving of newly improved streets upon majority property owner foot frontage petitions. A third ordinance authorizes appointment of a radio repairman. Wayne Lines, who built and currently maintains the police radio system, will likely continue in that role.
Stock listings show prices for major companies at one o clock afternoon. Firms include American Roll Mills Anaconda Copper Eastman Kodak Goodyear and Procter & Gamble among others. Prices vary with notable figures such as Bethlehem Steel 25 14 and DuPont 98.
A compiled list of marriage licenses shows entries for individuals in Ohio and nearby Pennsylvania towns. Names appear with multiple addresses in Cleveland, Norwalk, Massillon, Elyria, Youngstown, and New Castle along with nearby towns such as Ellwood City, Aliquippa, and Slippery Rock.
The Shenango Presbytery will convene at 10 a m Tuesday in the New Bedford Presbyterian Church. Edwin A Shoemaker pastor elect of Westfield Presbyterian church will be examined in preparation for ordination and installation. Dr Charles Bell of Ellwood City serves as moderator.
Abraham L Williams colored was tried before Judge R L Hildebrand on larceny from a person. Prosecutors say he stole a $50 bill from Paul Budi while Budi was intoxicated. The bill was not recovered. Williams denies the charge.
Paul G. Dingledy as receiver filed the final distribution report for the New Castle and Lowell Railway Company and was discharged by federal Judge Nelson McVicar in Pittsburgh.
Henry J. Lawton son of Mr and Mrs James E Lawton of 1015 Adams Street graduates as an honor student at Westminster College today. His average ranks among the highest ever for a Westminster male student and he majored in mathematics and physics serving as an assistant instructor for two years. His mathematics average nears 96 percent over four years and he is considering mathematics teaching offers. He attended New Castle schools Thaddeus Stevens Rose Avenue and the Senior High School.
A Sunday memorial in Polish Falcon hall honored the late Marshal J Pilsudski with readings songs and addresses. The program featured Polish hymns declamations and anthems while officials including A Owoc Walter Kielar and Mayor Charles B Mayne participated. A telegram from the Polish consul at Pittsburgh expressed regret at absence.
Mrs Carrie Jeffery Roberts spoke to the Rotary Club at The Castleton on Historical Pennsylvania with Ray S Tannehill presiding in the president’s absence. Attendees included J R Anderson Ed Smith Dr Robert Purvis William McElwee J Ralph Neale and A I Porter as guests with Samuel R Huey welcomed back from California.
On the recommendation of Safety Director D. O. Davies the fire department chief, four men were named to temporary fireman positions. George H. Ward W F Pulford W Bowen and H L Steinbrink will cover posts of vacationing colleagues with start dates set by Davies.
In South Hampton on June 10 Rover the Scotch collie owned by Gilman P. Smith demonstrates polite demand by picking up his plate and presenting it for a second helping. The canine also uses a doorbell with his right paw to signal entry, showcasing charming intelligence alongside the feline worm-hunting rival.
Reports of the recent state convention of Bnai B’rith at Hazelton Pennsylvania will be presented to the New Castle lodge members at their regular meeting in the Cosmo Club North Mercer Street on Wednesday June 12 at 8 30 p m.
The Radiator and Croton game moves to Dean Park field instead of Castle Beach. First pitch is at 6 o clock as announced by The News by Mail One Year 83 00.
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