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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

8

Portugal Asked To Make Apology To Chinese Nation

Canton China June 18 Foreign offices of the republic at South China asked Macao to send a delegate to Canton to apologize for attacks by Portuguese on Chinese. Chinese demand punishment of involved soldiers and financial compensation for families of dead, and deportation of all Portuguese workers. A May 20 clash left Chinese workers killed and fighting ensued after a gunboat arrived on May 29.

Cinternational Canton China Republic South China Macao Portuguese Royarmment Macau Matao

Mrs. R. G. Miles Re-elected At Women’s Presbyterial

Mrs. R. G. Miles of Beav er city was re-elected recording secretary of the Women’s Presbyterial, entering her fifth year as the officeholder. The meeting in New Galilee featured Mrs. ET C. Campbell and Mrs. J. B. Till of the Women’s General Missionary Board. Rev. John Heinrich of Rawalpindi spoke on the mission world. The 1923 gathering will be in Wurtemburg church.

Beaver C. Campbell J. B. Till Women's General Missionary Board United Presbyterian Denomination John Heinrich Rawalpindi Wurtemburg Presbyterian Church

Real estate transfers in Wilmington and surrounding wards

A series of property transfers are recorded with buyers and sellers in Wilmington and nearby wards. Names include Samuel C. Koonce, John J. Thompson, Haywood Bartholomew, Bertha E. Dietterle, Mary J. Frey, George T. Weingartner, Joseph iJ. Fehl, Joseph G. Walter, Guy W. Bailey, and others, with price amounts ranging from 1 to 442.48 dollars. The list also notes wards such as Second, Fourth, Seventh, Peters, and Hickory, plus one entry in New Castle and another in Pat Ward. The final line mentions the crown of Hungary with two diadems dating to 1000 and 1072.

Samuel C. Koonce John J. Thompson Wilmington Haywood Bartholomew Bertha E. Dietterle Mary J. Frey George T. Weingartner Joseph Ij. Fehl Joseph G. Walter Guy W. Bailey iSeventh Ward Thomas E. Smith Wa J B. Kenfirefly Peters al P. Kennelly Louisi Bellarie Itickory W. H. Marquis J. F. P. Kennelly Pat Ward Baker Fred A. Baker Hiclktory 7 William D. Myers Nellie D. Rea iNew Castle Harry Huston Ed B. Marshall Second Ward J. M. McMillen Edward BE Marshall Frank E. Hanna James F. Covert Neshannock

Strickler Returns From Convention

Robert M. Strickler Jr reports on the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World gathering in Atlantic City. England moves to host the 1924 convention under Lord Northcliffe, and Roger W. Babson predicts broadening public support for advertising. Three hundred new clubs are sought nationwide as Milwaukee is praised as a 1923 convention site and Louis P. Holland is elected 1922 president. Strickler calls Milwaukee ideal for future gatherings.

England Robert M. Strickler, Jr Lord Northcliffe Roger W. Babson Milwaukee Ehe Associated Advertising Clubs New York Touls P. Holland Kansas City Ort. Holland Strickler

Funeral of Mrs Ramsey follows lingering illness

Portersville Station residents recall the death of Mrs. A C Ramsey wife of Prof A C Ramsey after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held in Ellwood City with interment in Ellwood Cemetery. Mrs Ramsey’s passing was preceded by a coma beginning Saturday. Mrs Mark Glenn’s funeral was conducted from her home with Rev Clark and Rev McGlelland officiating and interment in United Presbyterian cemetery. Ladies Missionary society to meet at Mrs D S McIlwain’s on June 21 or 22. Frosts hit strawberries. sour cherries ripening. blackberries expected but risk from dry spell. Local youths attended the Slippery Rock Normal school events, including the junior play The Private Secretary and alumni activities. Rev CrRig Fisher visited relatives after preaching at Muskingum College. Mrs Scott Shaw’s health improved in Colorado.

J. E. Ramsey Elsie Mary Ellwood City A. C. Ramsey Ellwood Cemetery Mark Glenn Rev. Clark United Presbyterian Church McGlelland United Presbyterian Cemetery Ladies' Missionary Society Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church D. S MccIlwain Butler Road Olsie, Ramsey Bertha Dean Laura Frances Campbell Messrs Harry Gross Fred Campbell Slippery Rock State Normal School

Beautify New Castle Library With Window Boxes

Miss Sterling the librarian seeks small donations to fill two existing window boxes and three more in the library with plants. Contributions will bring cheer, and she invites individuals or organizations to place boxes. Call her to offer posses. KING'S CHAPEL hosts an ice cream and strawberry social on Tuesday evening in Eulaski road to support the church senior class taught by T. G. Wallace.

Miss Sterling Lhrary King's Chapel Kings Chapel Eulaski Road T. G. Wallace

Street Car And Auto Collide In City Intersection

A street car and an automobile driven by J G Travers collided at Beaver and West Washington streets at 11 30 p m Thursday. The auto was forced into a telephone pole, breaking the right front fender and wheel and shattering the curb light globe. Passengers J G Travers Miss Travers and Miss Catherine Guinaugh were aboard but no injuries were reported.

J. G. Travers Smithfield Street Sgether Beaver and West Washington Streets Travers Catherine Guinaugh

Boudoir Lamps Sold at Deep Discount by Plumber Firm

Frank P. Andrews & Son, plumbers at 22 N Mill St, announce a 10 day overstock sale on boudoir lamps at unusually low prices to reduce stock.

Frank P. Andrews & Son N. Mill St

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