Scout Saves Boy After Tree Rescue and First Aid Training
John Lerner of Croton Troop 3 used Scout first aid training to rescue and revive Frank Bonafilio after Bonafilio became stuck by his ankles in a tree and was knocked unconscious. Lerner lowered him with ladders, then applied artificial respiration and kept circulation until ambulance responders arrived en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lerner
North Cascade Street
Frank Bonn
North Cascade Ste
Hus
Y Lemer
Omy
Bonafilio
Bonpfillin
Lemer
Bonnfilllo
Croton
Ralph F. Davis
Davis
Davie
John Lemer
Local Visit to State Potato Camp Highlights Farm Work
Mr and Mrs Thomas Denniston Ouir and Eleanor Taggart of Slippery Rock and Harold McNees of New Castle grandson of the Dennistons returned home Saturday after two days in Potter county where the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers association is building Camp Potato. The camp will provide comfortable housing for farm people of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Denniston
Ouir
Eleanor Taggart
Slippery Rock
Harold McNees
New Castle
Dennistons
Potter County
Pennsylvania Co-operative Potato Growers Association
St Anthony Feast Observed By New Castle Italians
Italian American residents observe the feast of St Anthony with services at St Vitus church and a morning band march through New Castle streets. An afternoon athletic program on South Jefferson street precedes an evening concert by the Sons of Italy band directed by Anthony Basile. A fireworks display closes the events on the B and C grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Y. DeMita
South Jefferson Street
Sons of Italy
Anthony Basile
New Castle
Council Considers Abating Penalty on Liened Lot
Merle Allen told council at city hall he owns a nine foot strip tied to property owned by J. C. Gilfillan in Moody avenue, with a lien of 422.18 on the face 3422.18. The council weighed accepting the lien amount to clear title while penal ties and interest apply. Mayor Charles B. McGrath endorsed relief if overdue payments and taxes are settled, and streets director W. H. Dunlap urged action to avoid forced property seizure. The council ultimately agreed that if Gilfillan and Allen pay the lien and penalties within a set time, the city solicitor will settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Allen
J. C. Gilfillan
Moody
W. H. Dunlap
Charles B. McGrath
Gilfillan
Allen
L.me
Street work eyed on Apple Way and Sycamore Way
Street department crews began amiesited work on Apple Way north of East Washington today and planned amiesiting on Sycamore Way behind the Murphy building Tuesday. Inspector W G Fleming provided the notice.
Hospital Notes Recap of Admits and Discharges
Jameson Memorial and New Stle Hospital records show multiple admissions and tonsil operations. Patients include Mrs Catherine West and others from diverse addresses, along with discharges such as Thomas Davis and Miss Mary Udovich. notes list locations in Bessemer Saxonbury Elwood City and surrounding areas.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Catherine West
Charles P. Walther
Sheridan Avenue
David Abernathy
Grimes Street
Albert Depaulis
Oak Street
Patsy Arena
Hillsville
James McClenchan
Paul McClenehan
New Wimnington
John Williamson
Youngstown
Charles Supolt
Pulaski
Howard Rumbaugh
Mercer Street
Sarah B. McCord
R. If. D
Lucy Emery
Wallace Avenue
Ruth Kildoo
Jean Ball
Court Street
Isaac Studebaker
Enon Valley
Ralph Hay
R. FD
English Avenue
Mike Duskovich
South Croton Avenue
Harold McClurg
Williams Street
Josaph Schwarte
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Davis
Counry Line
Delores Beler
North Diamond Way
Dorig Waskin
North Liberty
Marjorie Thomas
Sumner Avenue
Mary Lastoria
Crolan Avenue
Margaret Cartwright
Elizabeth Street
John Norway
Atlantic Avenue
Gladys Turner
Northview Avenue
Pansy Reiber
Edith Murphy
Philip Gallo
Bessemer
Prudence Matthews
Huron Avenue
Lyman Gerould
Highland Avenue
New Stle Hospital
Louise Ruzewich
East Boyles Avenue
Helen Bonkivenga
Glass Street
Bertha Fow Franklin
Camilla McCar
Rick and Infant
Washingston Street
Chara Mezzafatro
Philips Street
M ‘Nolo
Chestnut
Frank Largo
East Sutton Street
Margaret Conti
City Plans To Grade To Prevent Nuisance
City council debates ordinance to grade South Mercer Street between Lawrence and Jefferson to curb street dust and water drainage. Officials say grading will reduce nuisance after A H Gonick of the drying-craning establishment complained of dust and water entering the plant. Parking lot grading aims drainage into Nesnanneck Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Willam H. Dunlap
Lawrence
Jefferson Street
Lowater
Arby
A. H. Gonick
Nesnanneck
Firemen Seek Council Aid For Aug Convention
Norman CG. Miner, chair, asks city to help fund music for Northern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association convention set August 25 to 27. Communication referred to committee. Also notes a pie crust tip and Croatia rural peasant statistic from a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman CG. Miner
Cammitter
Peennsylvania Firemen's Association
Taid Council
Financial Condition Report for New Castle 1937
Report detailing the city’s 1937 financial status prepared by the Director of Accounts and Finance and the City Controller. Presented to the City Council as required by law, with accompanying statements and attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Girls Lead in Senior High Graduation Totals This Year
Girls outnumbered boys in both January and June graduating classes at Senior High School. A total of 562 seniors received diplomas, 251 boys and 311 girls. The January class had 130 girls and 97 boys, while the June class included 176 girls and 158 boys. A city finance note mentions bonds and a payoff plan. The report includes a traffic court item from Columbus about a driver’s speed excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiol
City Plans To Sell More Bonds
City council met in the city building this morning and voted to advertise the sale of eighty four thousand dollars in refunding bonds at interest not exceeding three percent. Proceeds will be used to pay off existing obligations.
City Considers Accepting Merchants Sign
Romil Merchant association informed council the sign would rise to donate a sign he placed at the city parking stating Free Parking Lot city of New Castle and Retail Merchants Association. Councilman J E Fink introduced a motion to accept the sign and ban the association. letter signed by Lew Miller, president of the association.
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Romil
City of
New Castle
Essociation”, Co
Cman
J. E. Fink
Association For
Vetter
Council
Wag
Lew Miller
Asciaten
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Joun Lemer
Croatia
Jugoslavia
Denisa
Bere
Bastin
General Fund
Ram Rig
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KANT
Evi
Cleenses
TATA
Aitiaz
Manielpa Mievey
Asic Lassies
Borraway Mons
Tatler
Starr
Gils
I, Fink
Columbus
Howard King
King
Wayne Stri+ler
S. Mercer St
Washington St
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