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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
6
Alumni classes prepare for a large turnout at Cascade Park for the High School Alumni association reunion. The event features dancing, a picnic grove, and a competition for the silver loving cup with last year’s holder, the class of 1913, likely challenged by other classes.
In a decisive bid the audience notes the cup awarded for the reunion event. The trophy, already won twice by an unnamed class, would become the permanent property of the first class to win it three times.
The high school of New Bedford Massachusetts became the nation’s first public school to hoist the American flag over its building on May 11 1861.
W L Mellon of Pittsburgh elected state party chairman, placing the Mellon family in control for two years. Harmony followed the meeting as former chair W Harry Baker becomes secretary, reduced influence noted. Democrats meet next Wednesday for anticipated activity.
A political machine is described as rarely functioning as a labor saving device, reflecting skepticism about its efficiency and impact on workers. The remark emphasizes scrutiny of political organization and its practical outcomes for labor.
A historical ad promotes Dr Leonhardt's internal treatment for piles. It claims the remedy cures the cause after years of testing, guarantees satisfaction, and lists McKee's Kut Rate Store Eckerd's of New Castle as authorized sellers with money back assurance.
Horizontal and vertical clues cover airships seas mountains explorers and common terms. Includes names like Bellini and Norwegian explorers with mixed languages and abbreviations, offering a dense, era style crossword puzzle.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Mix parents of Tom Mix moved from Dubois to Harrisburg to see their son in a showing at a local theatre. They were presented to the audience by theatre management. A typhoid outbreak near Lancaster in Manheim linked to a dairy carrier infection affecting thirty-one residents.
The Hanover Civic League presses to discontinue placing electrical signs on business frontages that encroach on sidewalks, calling the practice dangerous unsightly and unnecessary.
State inspector condemns Lewistown city hall as unsafe for public gatherings. Building may be used only for council meetings until structural improvements are completed. Boyertown to open a large municipal swimming facility soon.
The Berks County Historical Society will escort the Liberty Bell from Reading to Philadelphia on June 25 for the Sesqui Centenary celebration, led by a large Berks group. In Danville officials debate charging a hospital for city water use, arguing the hospital acts as a charitable asset. At Tressler Orphans' Home in Loysville, 22 children had tonsils and adenoids removed in a three hour operation by Harrisburg Polyclinic staff.
The Farmers' National Bank of Lewisburg and the Millheim Banking Company announce a merger to be completed by July 1. Gilbert H. Eicher, state board of education member, will speak at Flag Day exercises in Fort Augusta on June 14.
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