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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

5

Hearing on Liberty Street sewer cost set for Monday

Residents and city officials clash over a sewer install on Liberty street saying charges are too high. F R Waddell of 820 North Liberty questions the bill while council considers lien action if the claim is proven. hearing scheduled for Monday morning June 18.

Liberty Street Waddell Taborty Street Kiel Tie Wilder Counciil Walter Withee Withers’ Sons Plumbing Atl Ciy F Miler Burns Withers Company Withers Lusk Atr Corneilman Mr. Tusk Gartner Wardell Mondiy

Donation funds Masonic School for Australian orphans

Melbourne June 14. The grand lodge of New South Wales receives a record gift of 500000 dollars from Charles Kolling. The money funds a Masonic school for fatherless sons of Australian and New Zealand Freemasons, with accommodation for one hundred resident scholars.

Melbourne Freemasonry New South Wales Charles Kolling Australia New Zealand

School Gift Conditions Include Union Jack Duty

The document describes a school gift binding students until age 21 under guardianship, with 16 year olds to be retained in the institution. It requires the Union Jack to be unfurled daily at 6 AM over the main building and kept until sunset, and mandates inculcating patriotism in all school affairs. It also states all boys must spend their twelfth and fourteenth birthdays at the school.

Margaret Henry Home Kiddies To See Picture At Penn

Activities arranged through Boy Scout headquarters and Speer Marcus manage the Penn theatre to entertain Margaret Henry Home children Saturday at 2 PM. The program features the natural history film Hunting Big Game in Africa. Transport services credited to Pred Wolford Jos Rice Co Frank Hoyt and Mays Fred L Rentz. The New Castle Boy Scouts were entertained at the theatre today and recently enjoyed the picture.

Boy Scout Speer Marcus Penn Theatre Margaret Henry Africa

City Plans Suit To Collect Merchants Assessments

New Castle officials prepared to sue to recover assessments from two merchants after council heard a report by Lois B. McAlleny. J Levine Segimany and Travers Brothers refused payment, Lov ing assessment totaling 95 dollars and 39 dollars respectively. If nonpayment continues, action will be started.

New Castle Mercantile Council Lois B. McAlleny Mercantile Assess J. Levine

Illness Delays Fuller Sentencing for Bankrupt Brokers

In New York June 15 a health relapse by KE Fuller halted the sentencing of Muller and William McCoo, two brokers who pleaded guilty in the $5,000,000 Fuller bankruptcy case. A nervous collapse in jail prevented Fuller from appearing, date postponed to next Tuesday.

Not Guilty In Ellwood City Assault Case

Charles Holasky, charged with assaulting police officers at Ellwood City, was found not guilty in Lawrence County court. The jury assessed costs after hearing evidence Thursday, following the verdict.

Charles Holasky Ellwood City Lawrence County WRA

Real Estate Transfers in Shenango and Nearby Areas

A list of property transfers shows John Henderson to Lee A Newton in Shenango and multiple other pairs including Charles E Flinner to A C Miles in second ward and Vern M Miles to Minnie G Plin in cond ward all priced at $1.00. Additional transfers include hall to Griffith J Jones in second ward for $875 and Edwin J Marshall to John G Klepper in Little Beaver for $1.09. A miscellaneous line notes Mr and Mrs W Cunningham to James L Bru Seoth for $2.00. The note ends with an unrelated remark about a school of experience being a high school.

John Henderson Lee A. Newton Shenango Charles E. Flinner A. C. Miles Second Ward Vern M. Miles Minnie G Plincond Flarry J. Plinner Thomas Jonas Union Hall Griffith J. Jones Frederick G. Bees Lee Suppington Oak Park Cemetery Prank CG. Urusehel Harry E. Tiruschel Jon Go Kley Edwin J. Mareshall Little Beaver Edwin E. Marshall John G. Klepper Mrs. W. Cunningham Tames L. Bru Seoth

Boys' Khaki Blouses in Sport Style for Ages 6 to 12

Khaki blouses for boys in sizes 6 to 12 years feature sport style short sleeves and attached collar. Long sleeve option available with similar styling.

Khaki Flapper Suits for Boys 3 to 10 Years

Khaki flapper suits priced at 2.25 for boys aged 3 to 10. Short sleeves sport collars and scout style pants with matching belt offered.

Advertising snippet with prices and pattern note

An ad style note lists Regular 8.50 and Fibre Bugs 6.95 with a caveat about an AM exception on ring patterns. It mentions Site 4.0 and a deadline by 7,6. The language is fragmented and reads like a catalog or promotional fragment from a newspaper page.

Unclear Textile and Home Goods Advert From Odd Phrasing

Fragments describe fabrics, patterns, and home decor items such as pillows, brushes, and glassware. Mentions patterns, colors, and potential pricing but text is garbled with numerous typos and unclear items. May include costume jewelry and small kitchenware details without coherent structure.

Underthings and Silk Waistwear at Fine Quality Prices

Women's and Misses' undergarments advertised with emphasis on workmanship and options. Styles include tares of the mer nette Baemers and tight knits, with prices noted for soft quality satin and silk pieces.

Gernarts Baemers Jesh St. Mitrite Peiade

Forty Five Aiken School Pupils Are Awarded Certificates

The sixth grade pupils at Aileen gehool read 726 books in five months and forty five earned Reading and Reporting on Books Certificates. Names include Marjorie Bell Jessie Blair Ada Fury Eleanor Warren Wilma Magharty John Frye and many others.

Aileen Gehool Grant Teaders Marjorie Bell Jessie Blair Hdna Bruner Plorence Carrol Lenori Ciampoll Isabella Cox Eleanor Warren Wilma Magharty John Frye Dua Fury Margaret

Notable Names List in Odd Sequencing

The fragment lists Charles Asuélian David Vago Rob ert Vigelo Robert Wallace Russell Weir Gibert Minick as individuals linked in an incomplete archival sequence, suggesting a roster or attribution note from a historical page segment. The names hint at a biographical or community record without further context.

Charles Asuélian David Vago Robert Vigelo Robert Wallace Russell Weir Gibert Minick

Eperthemer And Hite Join Scout Troop 12

Scout Troop 12 held its regular weekly meeting last evening at Scout Headquarters with 15 scouts, 2 new candidates Edward Mite and Harold Eperthemer, and 4 in charge. Preparations for camping season were discussed as scouts look forward to camp. Lights were dimmed during part of the meeting.

Scout Headqwarts Ulm Lor Dobbs Soulmaster Dobbs Penn Edward Mite Harold Eperthemer

Pasteur Headstamp Marks Final Tribute in Stamp Issue

France pays final tribute to Louis Pasteur with a new centime postage stamp featuring Pasteur, honoring the renowned bacteriologist whose century birth was celebrated worldwide. The stamp aligns Pasteur with republic ideals, reflecting his global influence on science and public health.

France Louis Pasteur Samp Beers Vasteur Pasteu Reatmant Wmbies Loward Aike Lrentmien Lim

Auto Speeders Pay Fines Before Mayor

Aut o speeders in Wilmington paid fines before Mayor Fred J. Rents after being caught by Motorcycle Officer W. M. Reynolds. Fines ranged from 2 to 40 dollars plus costs for speeding and related offenses. Several names and amounts appear, with unclear handwriting and garbled text surrounding the payments and addresses.

Fred J M. Reynolds Woody McGrege Wilmington Mike One W. J. Wray

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