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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1923

Page

8

France and Belgium press Britain on action over German note

A French note urged Britain to act and Belgium backed a joint Allied reply to Germany. London considered a unified response demanding immediate stop to passive resistance and rejected a proposed international tribunal. Belgium favored an inter allied conference to craft a common reply.

Flawray Bratt Gorrespondeng London Tne Ireat Puritain Berlin Charles Wyuns Hughes Washington Germany Great Britain France

Summer School On In Franklin High

Franklin High opens a six week summer session for pupils lacking grades, led by Dwight J H Connors as assistant principal. Teaching staff spans elementary grades with Genevieve Kelley and Grace Johns, plus grades 4 6 with Selma Nesbit and Florence Uber, and junior high and high school staff in Latin English math geography history and commercial subjects led by T L El and Kellar Shlar.

Benjamin Franklin Dwight Jh.connors Genevieve Kelley Grace Johns Selma Nesbit Margaret Hogue Orence Eble Flora Treser Ruth Krohn Pearl Hilliar Florence Uber Martha Matthews Jean Barnes Catherine Kennedy H. Lu. Stover Jean Rummel Mildred Sergeant Mary Ri Fer T. L. el Kellar Shlar A. B. Hoon Marjorie Rhodes

City Hires Added to Staff on Council Man Anderson’s Recommendation

Following councilman E W Anderson's recommendation this morning several city staff members were added. Garth W Rapson named inspector on the Cascade street sewer. Tarry H Steen appointed inspector of the loading plant at the B and O railroad in the Seventh ward. FP D Rice assigned as helper to the assistant city engineer on the outfall sewer in the Seventh ward.

E. W. Anderson Garth W. Rapson Cascade Street Tarry H. Steen Seventh Ward FP. D. Rice

Spanish American Veterans Meet In Legion Home Tonight

A regular meeting of Colonel Daniel Leasure Camp United Spanish American War Veterans will be held this evening at eight o'clock in the Legion home. Matters of importance will be considered and full attendance is desired. Also tonight the St. Elizabeth Club sings selections from Rachmaninoff and Gounod at First Christian church, free admission, Patterson School of Music annual concert.

Daniel Leasure United Legion ST. Irceltia Club Rachmaninoffs Gounod Irene First Christian Church Patterson School of Music

Charge Boys Broke Into Box Car Here

Four boys who last night broke into a boxcar at the wholesale house of Smith Daggett and Kurtz appeared in police court before Mayor Rent and were turned over to Juvenile Court Officer Young. Officer Augustine caught Tony Cople in the act. They had seized several boxes of strawberries and the boy named others involved, with Detective Lynch ordering their parents in. The others named were Frank De Broney Tony Dellarveson and Geo Angelo.

Smith Daggett

Arrest Four In Home In Croton

Four individuals Pete Zingy Mike Charley and Carmen Stone were at D Barelett’s Croton avenue home when questioned by Mayor Rentz after a night of alleged disorder. Police say a fight broke out and a window was broken during the quarrel. All paid fines with Zinzy at 15 and costs and the others at 10 and costs.

Pete Zingy Mike Charley Carmen Stone Fof D. Barelett Croton Avenue F. £. Rentz Zinzy

Y Camp Opens Friday July 4 At Summer Camp

A. M. C. A. summer camp opens Friday morning July 4 with the Midget class cared for in the first week and older boys to follow. Victor F. Patterson, camp director, securing the ball grounds and tennis court to keep them in first class condition.

Victor F. Patterson

Bell to put in seven poles on Englewood avenue

City council granted permission to the Bell Telephone company this morning to install seven poles on Englewood avenue. Patterson School of Music and Nal concerto tonight. Free seats at First Christian Church. Silver offering taken.

Bell Telephone Company Englewood Avenue Patterson School of Music First Christian Church

Kiss and Make Up at the Penn Theatre Tonight

The Christie Comedy Kiss and Make Up plays tonight tomorrow and Wednesday at the Penn Theatre plus Peg O My Heart with Laurette Taylor as Peg. Misa Taylor originated the role on stage in a play seen over 15,000 performances. The photoplay dramatizes a joyful Irish tale.

Penn Theatre Peg O Laurette Taylor Peg Misa Taylor J. Hartley Manners The Penn

Dull Demand Forces 300 Coal Operators to Halt Mining

International News Service reports about 300 coal operators in Central Pennsylvania suspending business due to weak demand and low prices. For the week ending June 3 production totaled 74,700 tons with best grades priced between 2.76 and 2.25 dollars per ton, near production costs.

International News Service Altoona Pennsylvania

Children’s Day Observed at First U. P. Church

Children’s Day was observed at First United Presbyterian Church with decorated sanctuary by Howard Wolford and Mrs Fronn and a cradle roll flower presentation by Evelyn McGrath. The program featured recitations, songs, exercises, offerings, and baptisms, directed by Mrs W J Woolford and others, ending with a home department report.

First United Presbyterian Church Howard Wolford Fronn Evelyn McGrath Poys William Brown W. J. Wooltard Roy Jamison Margaret Frizzle James Chambers Phillip. Chambers Lyn M. Grath Gladya Beal Robert Stevenson Gaston Bercise M. C. Smith W. J. Wolford Beader Thos. Perrott S. E. Irvine Nana McKee Mra Harry Robinson Bertha Miller Ruth Cower Clara The Home Department Mra. Caldwell

Dreamtime Lads Visit and KDKA Orchestra Concert

Evening program in Pittsburgh lists 8148 p.m visit by Dreamtime Lads for the children’s service bureau. Hall scores. Brockman and Parter Market Report. 0 p.m. Concert by KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra directed by Victor Saudek with Josephine Henna Blume, Minard Losier, and Bess Marrigs Vetter.

Retary Children's Service Bureau Pittsburgh Dreamtime Lads Brockman and Parter Kdka Litetle Symphony Orchestra Victor Saudek Josephine Henna Blume Minard Losier Bess Marrigs Vetter

Pneumonia Top Communicable Disease in May Report

Pneumonia was the most prevalent communicable disease reported to the health department in May per Dr. William L. Steen. The month set a new low with fourteen diseases reported, including pneumonia four cases, measles three, tuberculosis and scarlet fever and diphtheria one each.

Health Department William L. Steen

Van Fossen And Schott to Take Long Hike Monday

Keith Van Fossen and Homer Schott of Hamilton Street will leave New Castle Monday morning June 18 to hike through New York State to Albany New York City Philadelphia and across the Kerstone state. They will not ask for rides but may accept a lift if offered. The trip is expected to take two or three weeks.

Keith van Fossen Homer Schott Hamilton Street New Castle New York State Albany New York City Philadelphia Kerstone

Real estate transfers listed for Ellwood and Union areas

Real estate transfers include Michael Schuster to Dominic Calavincenzo in Ellwood for $1. Also Mary E. McCarthy to Edward R. Stevin in Ellwood, St. Lewis A. Riceco Wm, J. Walford Second ward for $1. B. Y. Fite by trustee to James A. Nugent in Sixth ward for $3,000. C. Hamilton to Nancy Boytner in Union for $1.

Michael Schuster Dominic Calavincenzo Ellwood Mary E. McCarthy Edward R.stevin St. Lewis

Three Divorce Applications Filed In Ellwood City Court

Allee A. Leary through attorney C W Riler files for divorce from J F Leary on desertion grounds. They wed September 1891 and lived together until September 1917. Cecelia RBeronsky files for divorce from Alexander Botowski on cruel and barbarous treatment.

Allee A. Leary C.W. Riler Ellwood City J. F. Leary Cecelia Rberonsky Riley Alexander Botowski

Radio Tonight Featuring Baseball Scores and Concerts

Central time programs list baseball results and musical performances from Albany and Davenport Iowa. A 6:10 pm update covers scores while a dinner concert by the KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra and vocal solos are featured, plus segments on home furnishings and a children’s piece by Terry.

Divorce Filed Over Desertion in Early 1920s

Majorie Mar Anabel by W Porter filed for divorce from Fulphanabel on grounds of desertion. They married January 1921 and lived together until February, with reports noting they had lived apart since 1923 and remained separate until May 10.

Alderman Mantz and wife attend Kiwanis convention in Atlanta

Alderman and Mrs L Mantz returned from Atlanta Georgia where they attended the Kiwanis convention and enjoyed large enthusiastic crowds and fine entertainment. They then visited Chattanooga Tennessee meeting Rev R Merrill former Mahoningtown Methodist pastor now in Miami Florida who attended the Kiwanis gathering and sent regards to New Castle friends.

L. €. Mantz Fava Atlanta Alderman Mants Mautz Chattanooga Tennz Rhey I Rev R . Merrill Mahoningtoen Metiouist Merrill Miami Fla Hiwanle New Castile

Confine Appropriations to A B C Mediums for Advertising

To confine appropriations to A B C mediums is sound business practice for both consumer and trade advertising, aligning budget with effective reach and measurable impact across markets. This approach emphasizes disciplined allocation, ensuring campaigns target suitable audiences and maximize return on investment.

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