Local Delegates To Los Angeles Meeting Leave City Tuesday
New Castle delegates to the Women's General Missionary convention at the United Presbyterian Church of North America in Los Angeles travel June 7 to 20. They will join the Al Wayne special to Chicago and proceed by the special car to the coast. Mrs A J Randlas is president of the convention. Attending from this city are Rev and Mrs A J Randlas, Mrs Fred Smith, Miss Mary Mershimer, Miss Nettie Hanna, Miss Marian Campbell, Mrs Marcy Hogue, Mrs Frank Palmer and son Paul, Mrs George Smith, Mrs W E Patton and Mrs B M Fisher.
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New Castle
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Los Aneles
California
Pennsylvania
Chicago
A. J. Randlas
Second Univted Pranbyterian Church
Wll
A. J. Ran‘les
Fred Smith
Mary Mershimer
Nettie Hanna
Marian Campbell
Marcy Hogue
Frank Palmer
Paul
George Smith
W. E. Patton
B. M. Fisher
Mine Bureau Car At Grasselli For Worker Safety
The United States Bureau of Mines safety car número three is stationed at the Grasselli Chemical and Grasselli Powder plants in Coverts to instruct employees. Classes will be held for five nights this week, from seven to ten p.m., targeting workers at the Grasselli Chemical, American and Burton plants.
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Grangelli Chemical
Granselli Powder
United States Bureau of Mines
Grangelli Chemical Company
Coverts
American
Burton
Jurors Excused By Court In Morning Session
Jurors excused from attending the occasion of court by Judge Emory this morning were Robert Crocker Na shannock township D A Davis Sup ery Rock Vera Patton Hickory C H Porter Enon Valley H J Rid le Little Beaver drawn on the jury qvax reported dead Allee W Wilder second ward was reported iM and John F Wilson Fourth ward was reported to have moved to Mercer county.
Chief Elder Goes To Buffalo For Police Convention
Chief of Police J. Ed Elder leaves for Buffalo New York to attend the national convention of police officers with Mrs Elder, while Night Lieutenant Henry Dysart oversees the department. West Side Union members enjoyed a meeting at Mrs Black’s Lee avenue home, adoption plans for Flower Mission day set for June 14, flowers can be sent to Mrs John Patterson Holton point.
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Polles J. Ed
Elder Iqett
Buffalo
N. Y
Mra. Elder
Henry Dysart
West Side
Many Auto Drivers In Mayor's Court
Police court resembled a circus crowd this morning as a record number were ordered in for speeding and parking violations. Some pleaded not guilty and will have hearings. others were discharged or fined. Names and offenses include Frank Kolz speeding on Fallé Street, J B Wilson and Mr Layton cleared after explanations, with several others fined for speeds ranging 28 to 30 mph on East Washington, Jefferson, Wilmington streets, and related locations.
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Dalance
Frank Kolz
Fallé Street
North Mill Street
Mr. Layton
Pulaski
H. M. Reynolds
Louis Chardone
Ellwood City
East Washington Street
Edward Earl
Woes
State Street
Charles A. Wallace
New Wilmington
Jefferson Street
Grant
Louis Bogel
Wilmington Avenue
Fred Aiken
Elmer Eliott
Battle Expensive for Colored Trio in City Jail
Luther and James Brown and James Kearse, three Black men, clashed with Officers Gaston McConaby Jones and Syling on Saturday noon. Kearse posted 10 percent bail but failed to appear. Mayor Rentz declared his money property of the city. The Browns could not make bail. all three faced fines of 100 dollars each plus costs and 40 dollars for injuries and damages. Unable to pay, they were sent to the county jail for a0 days.
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Luther
James Brown
James Kearse
Gaston
McConaby
Jones
Syling
Kearse
Rentz
Brown Brothers
Drivers Ordered In For One Light Cars
A number of motorists were summoned for driving without one light or with no lights. After a lecture by Mayor FE Rentz, they were discharged but warned that after Thursday they will be turned over to an alderman for trial. Fines range from $10 to $100 at the alderman’s court. mayoral trials will not occur.
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FE. L. Rentz
Automobile crashes into store front on Mill Street
Mrs. Alice Litwinowicz of 1203 Hanna Street drove her car Sunday afternoon around Long avenue onto Mill Street where she appeared to press the accelerator instead of the brakes. The car crossed a curb, climbed onto the sidewalk, and shattered two plate glass windows at Blau’s ladies department store. No injuries were reported to Mrs Litwinovicz or passengers, and only damage to the car was a flat tire. Mrs Litwinovicz will pay for the store front damage.
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Alice Adtwinavies
Hanna Street
Long Avenue
Mill Street
3S. Blau
Ges
Dairymen Elect Officers Saturday Meeting Summary
The Dairymen's Association of the New Castle District met at the Y M C A to elect officers. T W Houston was chosen president Norman Hoye vice president M Hartzell treasurer C C Cox secretary and directors T W Houston Dr Frederick Taylor and C C Cox also elected. Five candidates for director of the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Company were elected. The report includes a wedding anecdote and a note about Officer Jon Creer's vacation plans mentioning Warren and Youngstown.
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Dairymen's Association of
New Castle District
T. W. Houston
Norman Hoye
All-Time Crepe and Satin Fabrics Listing
Yard rates listed include Roshanara Crepe and Flat Crepe at per yard prices. Skinner's Satin and Radium Silk offered with yard pricing. Satin Canton Crepe and Satin Charmeuse appear in price per yard notes.
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Roshanara
Skinner's
Umberto Society Celebrates Eighteenth Anniversary Banquet
Umberto Society marked its eighteenth anniversary with a Constitution day celebration and mortgage burning. About 500 attendees heard remarks from chair M Conti and Judge S Emery on Italian American progress, with several speakers including Ronconi Fisola Carasachia Catalano Piioletti and L Muegi. A banquet catered by Dominick Giovanelli and gifts overseen by Mrs Mary Cont concluded the event.
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Umberto Society
M. Conti
America
S. Emery
Lawrence County
Mucei
Dominick Giovanelli
Cleveland
Mary Cont
Efyie Purchoses
Erie Motor Truck Head Is Arrested
Local readers learn that L. from the Erie Motor Truck Co. has been arrested as the New Castle community seeks answers after residents lost money related to the company.
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Erie
Former president H Heiman arrested amid director warrants
Warrant actions target several company directors while William J Stern as receiver reports gross mismanagement and fraud in his recent court filing. The document cites serious irregularities and seeks action to protect stakeholders.
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H. Heiman
Wm. J. Stern
First Baptist Young People Stage Pilgrim's Progress Drama
The First Baptist church filled its auditorium Sunday evening for a dramatization of Pilgrim's Progress by the church's youth. Pierce Craft led as Christian with notable performances by D. S. Williams and a choir supplying musical selections. The event featured robes, an electric cross and crown, several solos and small ensembles, and praise for the overall acting.
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First Baptist Church
Runyon
Pierce Craft
Christian
Williams
Messers
John AW. Owena
Williaams
Paul
Weller
Ruth Kennedy
Elly Alaut- Yen
Elizabeth Goweng
Rach ‘Kennedy
Dramatic Evening Show Illuminates Immortal Tale
Macom Mrs Weller David Williams and John Owens starred in a performance praised for collaboration by Mrs Lynch and Mrs Fox. The group crafted hymns and verses to accompany the tale, with a second installment set for Sunday evening depicting Christian's journey from the wicket gate to the resting place.
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Tlet Macom
Weller
David 5. Williams
John W. Owens
BP. H. Lynch
George Fox
Bride Preview Sparks Family Banter at Wedding
Aunt questions Dor's looks while Nephew touts bridesmaid charm. The dialogue hints at expectations for wealth and beauty as the bride unfolds her role in the ceremony. The mood mixes skepticism with anticipation about the wedding party.
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Iride
Dor
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