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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
19
A jumble of classified notes lists lessons and instruments for sale or service at various stores, with offers for banjo guitar mandola and mando lessons, vehicle and farm equipment sales, hauling services, and repairs. It mentions local businesses and individuals, and includes legal notices about estate administration and school district bids for Parker City project.
On the Legion Home porch four steel helmets are used as pots for flowers. The buds are pretty and fragrant, attracting attention as a clever reuse of war gear. The piece notes soldiers’ pasts in WWI and hints at reminiscence of their service. The final line observes rapid bamboo growth with a migroscope.
Frank Haydon of Albertsonville returned from Wooster Ohio after learning his daughter Miss Marion Haydon a sophomore at Wooster College has typhoid fever for three weeks. Doctors say she is slightly improved and physicians hope for recovery. Mrs Haydon and Francs Haydon remain at her bedside along with three college companions also ill. The illness is linked to a winter spring at a park during a hiking trip near the college.
In Hawaii a predicted eruption of Kilauea, 31 miles from Hilo, is urged by Professor Thomas Jaggar Jr. of the Kilauea observatory. He cites recent lava activity and signs similar to the 1840 eruption as natives flee Pele's wrath and await the expected blast.
One hundred thirty five graduates representing 15 states and two foreign countries including three from China were conferred at Lehigh University’s fifty sixth commencement in Bethlehem Pennsylvania Lloyd W Parsons of New York delivered the address He is class of 1902 and honorary degrees were awarded including Doctor of Laws to Dr Henry S Drinker and other honors to BP F Deschweinitz who will retire this term
Chicago June 13 The ambassadorial parole of 15 gun a greeted Ambassador Jusserand of France on his arrival at the University of Chicago to deliver the convocation address There are three things that de-
Senator Norris of Nebraska told a hearing of the senate agricultural committees that an industrial metropolis would rise at Shoals, regardless of whether Henry Ford’s offer is accepted or rejected. The claim follows remarks by W G Waide of the Tennessee River Improvement Association supporting Ford’s proposal. A broader note says a first great merchandise fair modeled after elmitar fair may come to New York next August under the National Retail Dry Goods Association.
Warren W. Wheaton reports at the Cincinnati AF L convention that the ship subsidy bill, supported by President Harding, faced a major attack from organized labor. Delegates debated the measure as a Granite Cutters International leader James Duncan urged labor to oppose it, arguing enactment would politicize shipping and harm public interests.
New Castle delegates from the United Commercial Travelers of America attended the state convention held Thursday through Saturday in Erie. The group traveled by auto with their wives, including John Loner Harid Truninger secretary Lee McFate O N Fishler and several other local members and spouses.
Captain Eadie Rickenbacker reached San Francisco by air after a wreck of his plane at Omaha forced a train ride to Reno and a later hop to Tulimore aboard a mail plane with pilot Jack Eaton. He landed here more than two hours after departing Reno.
American tennis star Miss Elizabeth Ryan scored an easy victory in the Kent championships in London. She defeated Miss Lawrence in two sets and then beat Miss Langlands 6-1 in the second round.
Mrs. Fang Shee Yee Yan of Pittsburgh files a $35,000 slander suit in common pleas court against Yeo Soon. She alleges Soon repeated gossip about her morality among Otmatent neighbors, damaging her reputation. Yan says the gossip was untrue and seeks legal remedy.
Washington June 13 The Senate urged a broad inquiry into an alleged slighting of Leonard Kaplan a graduating midshipman at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis by the 1082 year book. Senator Sutherland Republican of West Virginia demanded an investigation and said Kaplan faced insult from the graduating class over his Jewish heritage. President Harding was asked to order the inquiry.
Sunshine Kensington met Monday with Mrs Hazel Jones of Beaverstret. Guests included Mrs Kate Dow and Mrs Priscila Muldrow. After a business session, an informal social period followed with lunch served by Ros teas aided by Mrs Mary Finen and Mrs Virginis Anderson. In two weeks Laura Elliott of West Palls street will entertain.
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