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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
A fragment from New Castle News outlines local business ads and a featured essay on Amish life and modernity. It references Jacob Ammon and Menno Mennonites, along with concerns about government service and societal change.
Incoherent notes mention Irene Dinka Gararicely and Martin applying to something related to Greer Hall. The text hints at a real estate theme with a permit and a property or building use issue, but specifics are unclear. No clear entities or facts are established due to OCR damage.
A jumble of personal names, places, and hints of anniversaries or commemorations appears in a garbled piece. The text mentions individuals like Wingstey and Carlotta, with scattered city and country references and scattered dates, lacking coherent events or clear outcomes.
A collage of stray observations on music taste and fashion, city life, and social behavior. Mentions of Tam and Nasie in a quirky era voice, plus scattered references to humor, drinking etiquette, and local scenes in Washington Street, various places, and public events.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names places and dates. It mentions events in Akron Ohio and other locations with references to departments and conventions. The readable facts are sparse and primarily consist of place names and scattered phrases.
A damaged OCR fragment references the War Department and wartime topics, mentioning public notices and officials. It contains scattered terms like superintendent, fiber,Isalia, and Weta, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize reliably.
Worn and family attend school events and funerals while many residents travel for conventions in Philadelphia. Local guests visit relatives in Pittsburgh and Sharan Dr area as Rev Arthur Vorvor and others move between towns for summer.
Dairymen will elect officers in a scheduled meeting. The event invites members and local dairy groups to participate in the leadership vote. The notice stresses orderly proceedings and timely attendance for the selection of officers.
Annual memorial services of the four railroad brotherhoods are set for Sunday evening at First Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. A J Rinker. It is the first time the upper city holds the memorial service and large turnout is expected. Members meet at seven at the city building, then march to the church for an eight o'clock service with special music and front seating.
A memorial service for the members of the 1071 regiment filar filters is set for Sunday June 13 in MerMul hall Pittsburgh in honor of the Tins who died since the start of the war. All members of the JOT Tegiment of New Cast expected to attend. Mrs. Ww airman 73 Neb wil aseista street Pitreburch assists with arrangements.
Old Timers to plan a national picnic as secretary Wi Butz states the president will likely call a board meeting soon to arrange the event. War prevented the usual celebration but officials expect a large gathering this year with formal plans to be made.
The News contemplates publishing anonymous notes amid staff concerns that such messages may be created by a Guthriab member for immediate effect. Proponents urge caution while critics fear suppression of reader voices.
A fragmentary item notes lighthouses and high ships around British Isles. It references knighthood by King George and Harry Lauder. The giraffe appears timid, cautious about its surroundings, and ambergris fetching high value. A large whale weighs in with a price tag of $2600.
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