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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
7
The article outlines plans to host the State G C A R session next year. It mentions inviting a national convention, securing organizational support, and coordinating local venues and participants for a statewide gathering amid community efforts.
The article notes a decline in drunken driving and liquor law violations due to effective prohibition enforcement. Attorney J. Eider Brew is mentioned in relation to court pleas, with references to upcoming sessions and indictments, though no sensational cases are reported.
The defendant Mush faces a single charge after arrest tied to drug activity. A key witness, Hayes, who is among main witnesses, was confined and claimed she bought and used the drug from Mush. Hayes also alleged others ta ke drug habit related to the case.
William Covert faces a charge connected to a robbery case in Slade Grove with multiple arrests already made. Alderman Warner and Tamton are named in the proceedings as others involved. a hearing is planned by the near term.
Uys hosts the fifth annual mid-week Bible school at Westfield Presbyterian Church starting Thursday June 13 for six weeks. Sessions run 8 to 9, with children and youth studying under Mrs Ross M. Haverfeld and Miss Margaret Duff guiding youth, while adults cover The Parables and other topics. Rev. Ross Haverfeld leads the task group, and the event closes with a gathering at 9, inviting community churches to attend.
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huston and others injured when the Husson car collided with an airplane near Bernards field were discharged to their homes. Severe cases were brought from St Elizabeth hospital and are expected to recover. Mr Hus tom had only minor injuries and was not hospitalized.
City officials including Burns Davies Reeves Trier and engineer Miller and Senator White met in a council plate session to tackle improving projects over the past year. They planned to continue discussions through the cas and may approve a five year improvement plan with cost estimates.
Campaign teams from COLTS Rite Masons led by William S. Hart discuss the Cathedral Refinancing Campaign in the banquet room. The goal is over $800 000 with 1680 pledged to be raised. districts report progress though some reports are slow.
Roger Gross of Lancaster dies. locals recall his life and the shop lore he shared with patrons. Mourners honor his memory as the community reflects on his long years serving customers and gathering tales from wild west books.
Fragmented passage discusses street hose, streets closed hours, and an ordinance affecting automobilies and traffic. It mentions a department head, Sunday quiet, and anticipated enforcement of a curfew-like rule with penalties. Names and specific places are unreadable.
In New York on June 11 a man arriving with Napoleon brandy said to be over ten years old claimed it would be exempt from Prohibition. The belief was apparently not supported by law and raises questions about antique liquor exemptions.
An old Gaston School reunion is planned for Sunday with former members of the school’s faculty and students expected to attend. Organizers note many attendees will travel from Florida and other states to reconnect, including alumni who last met fifty years ago.
Incomplete study note indicates schools ended and new classes are forming. It mentions an increasing group of defendants and attendance changes with unclear meaning and likely protest context.
Weingartner intends a covert gathering in Ambridge to address the Porun tribunal. The event is set at the AL banquet hall with invited guests and a future senate discussion hinted.
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