Judge Prather Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
Judge Prather of Counfierd county court was the principal speaker at the New Castle Rotary Club luncheon at the Y M C A He urged local Rotarians to support a new scout movement noting Judy Peather has led the Meadville council for six years and emphasized personal responsibility toward community projects Other brief remarks followed from J Clyde Gofflan and Howard Richards on youth work and scout programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honocaldy T. S. Prather
Counfierd
Rotary Club
Fole Jowig
Naan
Judy Peather
Meadville
Mather
Prather
New Castle
Motorcycle Cop On Vacation Leaves New Castle Uncopied
New Castle is without a motorcycle policeman for the next two weeks as Officer H. M. Theynolds Jet takes vacation. Chief Ed Elder announced no replacement assigned and patrols rely on regular officers busy with other duties.
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New Castle
H. M. Theynolds
Chet
Jdt
Elder
Sunday Street Cleaning Sparks City Debate
Street Department workers were employed to sweep and clean city streets on Sunday after a severe storm left five inches of mud at intersections. Acting Mayor Burns opposed extra Sunday work but acknowledged necessity for cleaning sewers. Superintendent Alderson cited staffing shortages as workers quit Friday, making more help essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ot. Burns
W. Anderson
Burns
Milton Street
Alderson
Stage Listings Include Star-Neal Hurt and Liberty Acts
The page highlights show titles and cast notes across several theaters. Stars such as STAR-Neal Hurt in Get Away and Catherine MacDonald with Chas Rhhmond appear in Curtain. The Penn and Liberty houses present additional dramas and comedy attractions featuring Dorothy Dalton Mildred Morris Conrad Nagel Theodore Koslof Jann Davidson Julia Faye and Fox News coverage of Herbert Rawlinson in Hands Up and Jack Bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hurt
Catherine MacDonald
Chas
Rhhmond
PENN
Dorothy Dalton
Mildred Morris
Conrad Nagel
Theodore Koslof
Jann Davidson
Julia Faye
Thomas Webber
Liberty
James Oliver
Curwood
Hudson Hay Country
Jan
Bobby Dunn
Fox News
Herbert Rawlinson
Jersey Breeders Plan Field Day in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Jersey Breeders' Club met at the Y M C A to hear Mr Dunk of the American Jersey Cattle Club. The group noted 38 Jersey breeders in the county, rank third in Pennsylvania, and planned a field day on October 1 with invited prominent breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Jersey Breeders’ Club
Y. M
Dunk
American Jersey Cattle Club
Puwllerton
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Jersey
Lota
Ministers Take No Final Action on Park Matter
Ministers met but postponed a decision on Sunday amusements at the park to January 10. A band played religious numbers while rides opened at 7 p m and various attractions such as the Old Mill Gorge Ride Seaplanes and Merry-Go-Round operated. R N Graham promised a ruling by the Law and Order committee, with stalls of riding devices under exception, and the next meeting set for Thursday at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Graham
Law and Order
Ministerial Association
Mnl
Graham
Spirit of Labor Is Unconquerable Declared by Gompers
Gompers proclaims the spirit of labor unconquerable as the movement vows unity and militant resolve for justice. He condemns recent Supreme Court decisions and denounces a brazen drive to topple progressive institutions in favor of profiteers and industrial autocrats. The convention will recess early with working committees to be formed for tomorrow's agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Our Land
Ordinance Aims Funds for Garbage Truck Purchase
Council introduced an ordinance to appropriate funds already unallotted for a garbage department truck. No bid advertising was planned, and a council member indicated the same specifications as the recent street department truck may be used, with dealers who supplied that machine being asked to duplicate the order.
Irish Problem Not Yet Settled
London June 12 The Anglo Irish constitutional problem remains unsettled though progress appears favorable as Parliament meets Griffith may return to Dublin for consultations before final settlement. Griffith met Winston Churchill on constitution revisions as Ulster talks loom and may jeopardize a lasting settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
International News Service
London
Arthur Griffith
Dail
Dublin
Griffith
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Commons
Ulster
Bottler attack leads to city hearing this afternoon
J L Conway told police Sunday night that he was struck on the head with a bottle. He identified Charles Hunley, but Conway appeared intoxicated and was arrested for drunkenness while Hunley faced suspicion. A special hearing before the acting mayor is planned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Conway
Conway
Charles Hunley
Lquor
Hunley
Municipal Nurse Records 300 May Visits
Miss Mary F McClenahan, principal nurse, reports a record 300 visits in May. Breakdown includes 267 visits to quarantined homes, 1 for surgical dressings, 15 for observation, 9 to child welfare, 5 for social service, 9 business calls, 11 office work, bedside nursing on 2 days, and 9 calls with care provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. McClenahan
Cara
Unveiling Ceremony Planned Near Moravia Pennsylvania
The unveiling program, sponsored by the Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will occur at about 2 p m at a site a quarter mile from Moravia. Speakers include Dr J H Bausman and Mr Anthony Wayne Cook. Violet and Vera Simonton will unveil the marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Lawrence
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bugle Gail
Croton Drum Corps
J. H. Bausman
Hen G. Graham
Historien
Josenh H. Bausman
Anthony Wayne Cook
Geo. FP. Daneho
J. Sharp Wilson
Violet
Vera Simonton
America
Benediction
Three Dead Thirteen Hurt in Storm at Buckeye Lake
A severe storm at Buckeye Lake destroyed 50 cottages along a question mark shaped path. At Neal addition and the picnic point a cottage was lifted from its foundation and hurled a hundred feet, then crashed into another cottage. George Hayden and others were carried through the air. all escaped serious injury. Jack Boyer saved a child from water at the bath house before collapsing. Power boats escaped damage but rowboats were tossed ashore. Damages estimated at 160,900 dollars. A Virginian lottery note mentions James found money for calo...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
George Hayden
Charles Kloz
Boyer
Jack Boyer
Columbus
City Bacteriologist reports May milk bacteria averages
May figures show city milk bacteria at 238000 per cubic centimeter, higher than April but better overall than last year due to a new tuberculin tested cattle ordinance. List includes dealers and their milk types with bacteria counts ranging from 3,000 to 65,000 per cubic centimeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Steen
Hh. W. Axe
H. L. Shaffer
Dick Thompson
J. H. McConnell
O. L. Rose
E. Nocera
Relok-Mclunkin Dairy Co
Shipman Bros
Whadda Ya See in a Loud County News Row
A fragmented local column notes a county politician discussing primaries at the courthouse, a local attorney and a clerk under a fan, telephone workers removing campaign ads, fruit buyers sorting berries, boys with blanket rolls starting a hike, and various everyday scenes. It mentions washouts on Wampwa road after rain, a man guiding a nighttime garden tour, used car dealers in Apple Alley, racial imagery, an ambulance speeding on Highland Avenue, photographers tin types in North Bilt, a plane over the city, police pouring raisin jack at the station, a woman collecting rain water, two South astreet girls in muddy water, Robert Wallace at East Washington bridge, a barber shop wait, and collisions on Easy Washington Street.
Monument Maker as Manufacturer Question Before Council
Mant L. Aller for J. F. Ringer argues a city monument maker should be exempt from mercantile tax since he buys raw stove material and carves it into shape. The council asked the city solicitor to provide an opinion on whether this makes him a manufacturer of monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corncil
Mant L. Aller
J. F. Ringer
Ringer
Riley
Little Girl Struck by Auto on Jefferson Street
Lizzie Crawford of North Jefferson Street was struck by a car driven by Mrs Bennie Wach as she attempted to cross Jefferson Street at noon. She was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital with injuries described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Crawford
North Jefferson Street
Bennie Wach
Jefferson Street
Shenango Valley Hoapital
Flag Day Proclaimed on June Fourteen Across Nation
A proclamation calls observance of Flag Day next Wednesday June 14 as the one hundred forty fifth anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes. It urges all citizens to display Old Glory and to educate children about liberty justice and reverence for law amid social unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Castle
Glass Committee Meets For 1917 Reunion Plans
Mrs Agnes awn ronces president of the class of 1917 New Castle high school calls a meeting of the committee for the annual reunion in Cascade Park Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs James L Voxan Butler avenues Plana in connection with the alumni picnic June 20 will be made at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Awn Ronces
New Castle High School
Cascade Park
James L. Voxan
Butler Avenues
Plana
Birthday Event for James Atkinson
James Atkinson of this city was honored Sunday at the home of Mark Williams of Hendersonville Mercer county when a dinner for himself and a number of friends was held in honor of his birthday The event was held in the country district where those present enjoy hunting each fall Mr Atkinson was given a number of gifts of a unique character by those present which afforded amusement for all The members of the party from this city were Messrs James Patterson Davi Moore Louis Genkinger Henry Rappoeld and James Atkinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Atkinson
Mark Williams
Hendersonville
Mercer County
Atkinson
Messrs
James Patterson
Davi Moore
Louis Genkinger
Henry Rappoeld
Carnival Man Held In Jail On Larceny Charge
Charles Coleman tied to the Rubin and Cherry Carnival shown last week is jailed in the county jail awaiting a hearing on larceny charges for watches money and cents filed by Police Chief Ed Elder. The case was brought before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coleman
Police
Ed Elder
Walter T. Hamilton
Forty Five Die In New York As Storm Hits City
A New York storm tore through beaches and streets causing numerous drownings and fatalities. Trees crashed into homes in Mamaroneck and New Rochelle, with live wires killing several others. Property losses statewide exceed two and a half million dollars, while city damage tops over one million. The Weather Bureau described the event as a severe five minute thunder squall with winds peaking at 88 miles per hour.
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New York
Coney Island
Mamaronesk
New Rochella
Washington
Buretu
Itha
Deaths of the Day Joseph Lewis
Joseph Lewis a tin worker at 504 Sampson Street died Sunday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Wales November 20, 1865 he was the son of John and Rachel Lewis. Surviving wife and two daughters Catherine and Elizabeth and two sisters live in the city. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. from his residence with burial in Oak Park cemetery.
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Joseph Lewis
Sampson Street
Mr. Lewis
Wales
John
Rachel Thomas Lewis
First Christian Church
New Castle Protected Home Circle
Catherine
Elizabeth Lewis
Mariah Lewis
Elizabeth Chard
Funda
Oak Park Cemetery
Garbage Collected On The Increase In May Figures
A May report notes a rise in garbage collected and incinerated with 520 tons processed, up 20 tons from April. The balance records 200 loads from local concerns to the plant, 200 barrels from private collectors fed to hogs, 18 dogs incinerated, and $49.50 earned from private burning fees.
Dale And Boys Leave For State College
Dale and two groups of Lawrence county boys head to State College for statewide judging contests this week. Participants include dairy team Jessie Brown Ful ton McNaughton Norman Cox and live stock team Guy Fullerton Wayne Neal Paul Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
County Wool Clip Nears Completion This Year
Wool clip by Lawrence County Co Operative Wool Growers Inc. nearly finished and indicators show output may exceed any prior year. Wool storage at Ubia city will begin soon to grade bundle and prepare shipment once market conditions warrant.
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Lawrence County
Rotarians To Picnic At Muddy Creek
Members of the New Castle Rotary club and their families will picnic at Muddy Creek Falls on Wednesday June 14. They are asked to bring carpenter tools and picnic baskets as work on quarters at Ber Seolt camp proceeds and will start after noon with aim to finish before dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Infantile Paralysis Case Reported Here
The health department reports the first infantile paralysis case in some time, involving Moses Albert of 1219 Moraria street. Additional cases include Eli Lint of South Mill street Angéig and Dominick Sanders, 7 East Home street with measles, and Albert Lerch Chase, 417 West Lincoln avenue with measles.
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Heart Department
Moses Albert
Moraria Street
Health Department
Eli Lint
South Mill Street
Angéig
Dominick Sanders
East Home Street
Albert Lerch Chase
Weat Lincoln Avenue
Poor Director Seeks Sale of Two Trunks in City Home Case
The city poor director asked the council for authority to sell two trunks belonging to a deceased woman from the city home. Council sought guidance from the city solicitor to determine their powers to authorize the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd. Williams
Record number of measles cases rises in May
A monthly health department report shows May measles cases at 410 under Health Gfferr Dr William L Steen. Other illnesses reported include chickenpox six, scarlet fever three, pneumonia one, typhoid fever one, mumps two, diphtheria one, whooping cough three, and erysipelas two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Health Gfferr
William L. Steen
May analyses tally by Dr Steen in bacterial report
Dr William L Steen records a May total of 82 water analyses and four throat cultures for diphtheria in the bacterial department report. The message notes the German republic flag has not been flown in some German areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam L. Steen
Toda
Bacteriological Department
German Republic
Germany
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Judge Prather
Reynolds Tecaves
Anderson
Sail
Regent
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
W.F. Dufford & CO
East Washington
White & Son
Newhanuock
Miss du Pont
Douglas Fairbanks
Iran
Mae Murray
Peacock Riley
Jersey Breeders Plan
CG. A
Gompers
Rice CO
Morticians
North ST
Mew
Castle
Ireland
Faye
Buckeye Lake
James
W. R. Walton
Minor
Andrew Kellner
Thomas Lindsley
EB. Swisher
Howard M. Boyles
G. L. Lockhart
McGomb Dairy Co
M. Zebeler
W. W. Walngertner
Steick-McJunkin Dairy Co
TL. L
C. D. Robinson
Tao. G
R. A. Armstrong
Joe Morzek
Raw
Joe Valentino
Clem Crisci
Interstate Creamery Co
Reynolds & Grear
EB. A. Barrach
Floyd Corton
I. W. Leigh
C. Gibbio
L. A. Reinhart
R. C. White
TS. White
the Court House
Giri
Telephone Company
Wampwa
Apple Alley
North Hill
Highland Avenue
North Bilt District
Tyvo
Robert Wallace
East Washington Street
Bob
Zirk
Washington Street
Miss Neff
Elizabeth Jane Neff
Sarah Murdock
West North Street
James Albert Patterson
Flist Presbyterian Church
K. C. Ellis
M. E. Church
Harlanaburg Baptist Church
A. Ma Graham
R. A. McKinnney
J. L. Myland
S. J. Rhodes
W. H. Marquis
W. M. White
Mrs. Foster
William Foster
Fairview Township
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
Robert H. Henry
Mary Hamilton
Courtney Hamilton
Carl Cochran
West Pittsburgh
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Cochran
Virginia Allerbrand
East McKeesport
James Stickle
Princeton
Dale
Boys
State College
Muddy Creek
J. N. Euwer
SOX
the Winter CO
Georrette
Canton Crone
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