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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
17
The fragment includes a sheriff sale notice referencing land parcels in Sewcacette and Lawrence avenues, with multiple owner names, deeds, and mortgage statements. It notes a two story structure and descriptions of boundaries, dates, and involved parties in a legal action.
Fragmented survey notes describe a parcel in Shea Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania, with boundaries, deeds from various parties, and improvements listed as a two story dwelling with outbuildings. The text references other properties, adjacent streets Reynolds Street Second Alley East of Cunning Kean Avenue, and mentions deeds in Book 207 and 98 with dates around 1907 to 1914.
A description of land situated in Perry Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania outlines boundaries along Gyant Street Union Avenue Waxtina Street and public roads. It notes a two story frame dwelling with outbuildings and various outbuildings on the property once owned by Andrew W. Kirk and Rosa Kirkthenburgers and later by John George Bittenharger and Rosa Bittenharger. The deed references dated 1914 and 1928 and lists improvements including a two story dwelling with utilities and a blacksmith shop.
Police received a report Saturday afternoon of a two car collision at the bend in Cunningham avenue near Arlington Avenue. Frances Demenico Rigby and iW A Haug Butler claimed a car parked on the west side forced a steer around and caused damage to both autos. Separately Henry Dupuy reported a westbound crash with Harold Tanner at the East North and East street intersection at 12 20 p m Sunday.
Public Safety Director J M Rice moved to pause removal of a nuisance property at 235 South Cedar Street. The site, once owned by Thomas E Smith, was acquired by tax sale by the city. A housekeeping tip suggests layering heavy cloth before oilcloth covering for easier, neater recovery of tables.
June 18 report says stock prices declined across sectors with few gains and low trading at the market open. Steel, copper, motor and chemical shares led losses while gold shares barely budged as Alfred Sloan criticized the wage-hour measure and GM faced no immediate rebound.
A list of at least thirty five companies shows intraday price movements at one o'clock. Prominent names include Allegheny Corporation, American Can, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, DuPont, General Motors, General Electric, Goodyear, Mack Truck, Nash, Phillips Petroleum, Procter & Gamble, RKO, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, and Westinghouse Electric. The fragment notes varied quotes and market activity among blue chips and industrials.
Informatient News Service reports wholesale prices in Pittsburgh for poultry butter and eggs with limited supplies. Poultry mostly steady with various hens, broilers, geese, turkeys and roosters priced. butter and eggs show steady quotes across grades. oranges and tomatoes listed with regional crate and basket prices. cabbage steady with domestic rounds and crates priced in Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi markets.
International News Service stock list shows hogs at 2800 with 1800 direct, cattle 1050 with 200 direct, calves 630, sheep 119 with 300 direct, and spring lambs 975 to 1050. Hogs vary by weight and class, cattle steady with mixed quality, lambs and sheep varying by age and condition.
Several small blazes were set in Moravia Street area and at the old Foundry rooms, damaging stored clothing with about 75 dollars in losses. Firefighters responded to 615 Fina street fire and a residence on Jefferson Street where embers and hot ashes caused smoke and fumes in the home.
Allegheny College awarded six honorary degrees during May Commencement at Meadville. Sixty seniors graduated as Rev. Hugh Thomson Kerr of Pittsburgh delivered the address. Recipients include Narvath A. McCurdy pastor of Epworth M E church New Castle and Samuel W. Robinson pastor of Grace M E church Franklin Indiana.
A battered typewriter found near New Rochelle today is tied to the ransom notes in the iz Fear murder case. Officials confirmed the machine matched one used to draft messages directed at Murray Levine, father of the kidnapped victim, but they withheld whether it was seized from the kidnapper or other suspects seeking cash. The ransom amount of 30000 and the earlier note delivery were under federal scrutiny as investigators kept details secret.
Gov. George E H. Eavie announces Arthur Colegrave as successor to Bard's role for Bray Aliy and suppitaff the public USETY Prommission feast in Harrisburg. The brief notes Colegrave’s appointment and the event context in the city.
Pittsburgh club hears Louis EO Ge from attorney circle discuss naval films titled Sky Fleets at the Navy Pacific Battle Maneuvers and Crossing the ee. Charles G Andrews presents introduction as film reels are shown. Meeting set for Monday June 6 with local officials in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Lyssa Shields, formerly of here, are identified as Youngstown College’s first married graduates and the first to earn Bachelor of Law degrees. The graduation exercises were held Friday evening with Mrs Shirlex completing law coursework and both planning to sit for the bar examinations soon.
Sloan warns stockholders that unemployment gloom will persist under proposed welfare legislation. General Motors reports a 25 cent per share dividend, with a pessimistic 1822 low business mood as the year progresses. A stray advisory page contains unrelated consumer tips and municipal plumbing complaints about sewer surcharging and water backup during heavy rain.
Colleagues stated today that purchasing agent Josey D Al Lance was authorized to spend about 400.00 for stairway water pipe. The funds were approved to be placed beneath the Erie railroad before the Water Works, Alexander explained.
June court term begins as Judge W Walt and Thomas W Dickey preside. Jurors are excused for reasons including illness and absence. a defendant charged with assault and related offenses faces the docket in court. Several local residents and workers are noted among those excused or pending arraignment, with others named in the period’s opening proceedings.
John F. Smith marks his eighty fourth birthday in New Castle and Son e of whore. family notes mix with memories of boyhood days. Local council discussion follows a request from Hroviz Hazimanos to investigate building concerns and a petition is sent to committee for report and recommendation while civic matters pause for prayer.
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