Truck Plunges From Freedom Aqueduct Injuring Driver
Everett Weekley of Akron Ohio, 30, was seriously injured when his truck and attached trailer plunged over the Preedom Freedom Aqueduct onto the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. He suffered a fractured jaw and possible skull fracture and was rushed to Rochester General Hospital. The accident halted the crack Manhattan Limited and delayed several trains for minutes.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Everett Weekley
Akron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weekley
Preedom
Rochester
General Hospital
Aqueduct
Manhattan Limited
Chicago
New York
Culvery Military Academy
Concert At East Brook Methodist Church Friday Night
A mixed program will be performed Friday at 8 pm in East Brook M E church by local artists famed for their musical talents. The program includes a playlet Anybody's Family on Sunday Morning with cast members Jean De Garmo Don Wyman Marion Shaffer Viola Dufford Rodrey Williams Ruth Joshua Charles Lees Patty May Blain Betty Joshua and Lillian Richards. Mrs W M Buxton will preside at the piano.
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East Brook Methodist Episcopal Church
Jean de Garmo
Don Wyman
Marion Shaffer
Viola Dufford
Rodrey Williams
Ruth Joshua
Charles Lees
Patty May Blain
Betty Joshua
Roundhead member late in registering omits from list
Henderson G. Sharpe of New Wilmington failed to register on time and was omitted from the Roundhead members list. Sharp served with Company F for the last two years of the war.
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Henderson G. Sharpe
New Wilmington
Roundhead
Mr. Sharp
New Castle Building and Loan Association Opens New Home
The Complete Home of the New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association announces completion of its new East Street home designed by W G Eckles with Indiana limestone front. Public inspection tomorrow 7 to 10 pm and business Saturday. offices 9 am to 4 pm, plus 7 to 9 pm Saturday. Assets about 1 500 000. Officers listed.
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New Castle Mutual
East Street
Norman E. Clark
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
W. G Eckles
J. McCandless
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan
Sam H. McGoun
Robert A. Stitzinger
Robert McBurney
Roy Hazen
The
New Castle Mutual Building & Loan Association
Castle Stationery Set for Opening Friday
All plans are complete for the reopening of Castle Stationery after remodel and enlargement. Friday evening the store will present roses to ladies and cigars to men as part of the ceremony. The shop is managed by H. M. Drno with partners L. L. Weitzel and Edward P. Wish.
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Castle
H. M. Drno
L. L. Weitzel
Edward P. Wish
Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Cascade Park
A large group of children from New Castle and Lawrence county attended Cascade Park for Kiddies Day organized by manager Carl Shaner. Penny scrambles, candy scruffies and athletic events awarded prizes to boys and girls as concession operators participated eagerly.
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Kiddies
New Castle
Lawrence County
Cascade Park
Carl Shaner
Vacations Cheer as Children Enjoy Ideal Weather
A large crowd of children spent a sunny day enjoying themselves after being released from school for vacation. According to Shaner the weather was ideal and the day proved especially enjoyable for the youngsters.
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Shaner
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Freedom Aqueduct
Pennsy
East Brook
Mussolini
NEW Castle Mutual Building & Loan CO
Charles T. Metzler Co
Frank P. Andrews & Son
East St
New Castle Mutual Building & Loan
Citizens Lumber Co
White St
Best
Castle Stationery Co
North Mercer Street
Building & Loan Association
Fred D. March
East South Street
North
Mercer Street
Cascade
W. G. Eckles Company
American Institute of Architects
Cation
New Castle Mutual Building
Long Assa
Flexsume
Norton & Schrag
Warren, Ohio
J. N. McCandless
County Line Street
General
Assa
J. C. Williams
Norman Ehrlich
Robert N. McBurney
Roy W. Hazen
Carl Paisley
Sam McGoun
Wallace J. Ewing
J. W. Orsburn
Andrew Reider
Harry L. Elder
Geo. W. Hamilton
WL. Campbell C.N. Lockhart
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