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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
An elderly bridegroom warns young people against rushing marriage after a long union. He and his wife discuss dancing, finances, and practical advice, noting youth should consider work and stability before tying the knot. The couple emphasize honesty and shared life goals over romance alone.
Pastor MacQuarrie of Hiland Presbyterian Church in Qerrysville Penna will speak at Niel IML in Sebbath morning at 11 and again in Volant in the afternoon at Ay. He served during the war and is described as a very forceful speaker.
Regent stage presents a garland of two reel and feature adventures. Jerome Eddy Carrison Ford headline a comedy drama mix including When Love Cames Marry Carey and The Old Homestead with Theodore Roberts Grorre Fawcett and T. Thosares. Plus Pathe News and Fox comedy blocks with Lon Chaney Flesh and Blood and The Two Twins.
Lincoln School sixth graders at Ultncola earned 70 Home Reading certificates. Recipients include Rosie Christopher, Vivira Cugins, Maury James, Charles Richards, Ella Simon, Ida Kane, Christina Kinon, Stephen Bertatan, Augusta Pittier, Edmund Shaneski, and many others in a long list of students honored for completing the program.
Samuel McClunk Lee Sr directs that his estate be used to educate his children rather than provide wealth. The $10,000 value house is to be held by his widow until needed, then converted to cash to fund schooling. He aims to produce persons of worth in the community, not mere wealth. Seismograph at Georgetown detects minor quake. stock market fears a sudden crash.
The article notes coriander as a common garden plant found in Egypt Persia and India with gray gobular seeds mentioned in Exodus 18 3 and Numbers 11 7. It also profiles Marsue Burrows a 15 year old New York girl as the youngest artist exhibited at the Paris Salon.
Readers are invited to mail a coupon to The Birthday Editor at New Castle News in Pennsylvania. Include full name, address, school attended, and birthday date. Names will be published at the proper time after submission and verification, with readers encouraged to watch the newspaper for their name.
William Gilbert Brown, age unknown, of 308 Hill Crest Wend, celebrates a birthday today. He attends Arthur McGill School as part of this neighborhood birthday club observance.
The narrative praises honoring the American flag as a symbol of liberty and opportunity. It highlights veterans of the Civil War and public officials in a procession, urging citizens to uphold ideals the flag represents and to perform duties of good citizenship for a stronger republic.
Over 600 delegates attended the county convention with talks on Weekday Religious Education and Daily Vacation Bible Schools. The program listed officers, special music, and a training for an Efficient Life talk, followed by committee assignments and a dinner for delegates.
The Del-Sheka orchestra and Con alglory drew praise at the Maszonie concert in Ellwood City's Shelby auditorium. Fred Emery performed violin solos and Frances H. Sayles gave readings. Dancing followed the event. Alderman John C. Hart Jr united Larald Burnett and Margaret Snulth in marriage yesterday.
Richard P Smart then 11 years old is already earning 16300 a year from estate income and is set to become a Parker ranch heir. The tale traces Thelma Parker and Henry Smart, court battles, guardianship moves, and a vast trust feeding the boy’s future wealth as legal fights over the Parker ranch estate unfold in Hawaii.
A brief note describes lean pork preserved without salt using Bun-preservation in Spain. It mentions similar methods for deer buffalo and other game, noting a general approach to preservation that avoids salt.
Fragmented readable snippets show a mayoral visit, street repairs, a colored man seeking a doctor's office, officers patrolling, a poetry recital, and local concerns. Mentions of a mayor, Lt Rentz, Lawrence County Auto association, broken windshield, and strawberries priced at eleven cents a quart.
Multiple funeral notices for Wilha Parksen and Mrs. Mange, with services at Finnteh Lutheran and Gul Grave Christian churches. Pallbearers named. burials at Oak Grave, Great or cen tary, and others at Graceland cemetery. Also notes Captain Hartman and Jessie Haun funerals with services and pallbearers listed.
A report to the police indicates someone stole license plates from a vehicle. The vehicle was described as a Dea re vis automobile with plate No. XTe824.
Regent presents the big production Can a Woman Love Twice starring Ethel Clayton. The show also features a comedy and the latest news reel with music by Regent Jaint Vaterd Organ. Tonight Weird Jerome Eddy appears in When Love Comes, Larry Carey in a two reel picture, and The Imperfect Lover a two reel comedy.
A sprawling highway funding bill faced extensive discussion as lawmakers weighed timelines and payment schemes. Proponents cited accelerated construction while opponents warned of cost and impact delays. The measure moved forward after amendments clarifying funding sources and agency oversight.
A fragmented note describes a YMCA swimming drive ending in the afternoon. Misdirected lines mention attendance and a campaign, with unclear names and numbers. The readable portion notes a campaign tied to YMCA activities and people connected to it.
Elks committee members will hear Denby and Davis on who will lead the lodge. Meeting set at Gaska Park, July 24, with Sharan and Skeron listed among attendees despite unclear notes. Officials promise to deliver invites and approvals.
Lue Rieck records a brief directive about contacting the energy manager and mentions a Whoo 70 set 19 station, indicating a communication with the manager. The readable fragment centers on a contact instruction and a reference to equipment.
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