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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
11
Desert residents visit Oak Park cemetery when grounds foreman S M Porter discovers a horned lizard on the roadway. Superintendent W A McKee examines the Regal variety reptile, taken to C Ed Smith hardware store for display after being possibly brought by a tourist.
Cleveland June 13 a 12 year old Robert Oliver Davis son of a former New Castle man now in Cleveland attracted attention as perhaps the youngest person in the newspaper arena at the Republican National convention.
Robert, a Cleveland student, attends the convention as an interested spectator and displays surprising knowledge of political affairs. He is described as a nephew of J Garfield Davis and John Davis of New Castle.
A new device lets altar candles be blown out without touching wicks preventing grease dripping. The piece notes Risque stories are not so degrad ing and tend to go over older readers' heads.
New Castle Chapter Hadassah will host a members and friends social at Mrs. Bernard Kline’s home on East Wallace Avenue Wednesday June 18 at 8 pm. Speakers Carl J Fedemier and wife from Pittsburgh, recently back from Palestine, will headline a program with refreshments. Milk Bottle fund chair Harold Abkowitz will collect milk bags to aid babies in Palestine.
George N. Peek resigns as president of the Moline Plow Co Inc. with parts of the property to be sold to raise 4 000 000 for security holders. Hugh S. Johnson will lead readjustment. A smaller implement company will form after unprofitable units are disposed of. Possible purchase by few interests indicated.
The Emmanuel Baptist church received 20 dollars from the mixed chorus of the Youngstown eisteddfod as thanks for using the building for practice before the contest. The janitor also received 5 dollars. The article notes immigrants were willing to perform unwanted tasks for about 1.10 dollars a day.
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