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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
9
Regional members on the Commerce board praised city leadership and their residents in the initiative. The document lists names including Clare Robert Lan and others, noting their roles within the program and local addresses as part of the regional advisory assembly.
The court found Melward McDonale guilty of breaking and entering the Cox buildings in Norris. A jury heard evidence before Judge Chambers as Albert Alpert was brought up for trial. The proceedings continued with unclear earlier details.
A fragmented caption hints at a court proceeding involving fate, justice, and a possible decision by a judge or tribunal. Details are unclear but the mention of Judi suggests a person connected to the case.
The readable bits show names and dates but lack a coherent incident or outcome. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or concrete facts provide a usable news item for a headline and summary.
County Superintendent John Syling returned from Greensburg where he attended a conference of county superintendents from western Pennsylvania counties. He described the meeting as very successful. The trip was by auto.
A garbled note indicates Bergquist will open services on Sunday with a stated but unclear schedule. Mentions attendance and evening events with references to dengue, Pac C, and In epied, but the full details are obscured and uncertain.
C F Leiper, general manager of Severe el, attends Allegheny Aer advisory board meetings. Officials expect to return aboard the special soma later this evening.
Milford Maxon, 60, a veteran Pittsburgh Coal Company employee, died at his Brookvale residence after suffering a stroke in his garden. He passed away yesterday, having survived only a few hours. The incident occurred near here in Middletown region.
Plans are under way for a regional athletic meet where athletes from Erie and Ashtabula divisions will compete. The event is slated for the morning at Mahoningstown with Divisional Athletic Director L. C. Gleason announcing the details.
City work crews have halted construction of ten tennis courts at Boyles field while they inspect playground sites where city equipment is being installed. Officials say the tennis court builders will resume at Boyles field probably Friday.
Trinity Episcopalian parish and church school held a midweek picnic at Lakewood near East Brook. The event attracted over 200 attendees who enjoyed bathing baseball and a well organized sports program supervised by Mrs Walter C Eckenrode and teaching staff. Dinner was served around the promised hour with participants fully enjoying the extensive food supply.
Soothing invisible Zemo provides quick relief from itching bites rash sunburn and discomfort. It cools draws out infection soothes blemishes and clears skin. Safe pleasant keeper on hand uses freely priced 3c 602 and $1.00.
Transportation for those without rides provided by the transportation committee. The Men's club and church school hosted with coffee and ice cream. Winners listed for girls and boys events from 4 to 14 years, plus races and games for older participants. A second note reports workers reflooring the wash ington street bridge during city repairs.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery and presents Rexuil Order-Hes as a relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle, thorough movement without habit or higher dose. Buy Rexall at local Rexall Drug Stores and Paisley’s Pharmacy.
City officials attended a demonstration of a crawler sewer machine yesterday. The device moved from manhole to manhole on South Mill Street and reportedly operated satisfactorily. If tests continue to go well, two more evaluations will be held before final use. The crawler was purchased to clear congested sewers.
In a fragmented listing several individuals including Dames Seheppy Anna Mian Sklar Agnes Goray Miller Gliimps Haris are shown with locations Fair Oaks Pil Antbridge and Beaver Falls. The text implies a directory style reference without a clear event or action. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary notice states a dusk departure rule for a location with an order or enforcement action referenced but details are unclear and unreadable. The readable text suggests an eviction or removal directive applying to children or occupants by sunset.
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