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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
15
A sheriff sale advertisement describes a multi property foreclosure in Lawrence County. It lists defendants owners and parcels, with the sale conducted by Sheriff Mongham to New Market buyers, detailing boundaries and parcels in a formal legal notice.
The fragment describes a legal notice involving owners and claimed interests in land in Lawrence County. It outlines boundaries, deed references, and a pending court or chancery proceeding affecting a tract described as the north half of lot No. 6, with mentions of street names, improvements, and parties including listed owners and trustees. The wording indicates an official record of land claims, surveys, and notices to interested parties.
Public notice records a conveyance of a plat in the Third Ward of New Gaatle City. It names conveyancer Hes T. Unddhvell and grantees Van EL, blebs ide, Tehacen Eldale, with details of parcels, boundaries, and related rights.
New York June 16 The stock market showed a steady to mixed day with most leaders unchanged or higher at a slow opening. Bethlehem Steel nudged up while U S Steel and Chesapeake & Ohio posted fractional gains. Atlantic Gulf West Indies issues hit new highs on small advances. Armour, Kodak, U S Smelting and American Car and Foundry also rose modestly.
The fragment lists brands and companies including Timken, US Steel, US Rubber, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, United Gas, and Tidewater related entities. It hints at a catalog of corporate names across steel, chemicals, and media with multiple US firms and affiliates appearing in a disjointed OCR readout.
The article discusses tonal disorders in pitchers from overhand throwing. A shoulder deposit forms in the joint, likened to arthritis, causing pain and discomfort. Some young players show early signs, with gradual or sudden onset, and continued pitching worsens the arm feeling dead.
At 1 PM a broad list of stock prices appeared, featuring firms such as American Roll Mills, Atlantic Refining, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, Montgomery Ward, National Biscuit, Pullman, Public Service, Republic Steel, Union Carbide, and more, alongside rail and oil companies. The page shows ongoing market readings with varied movements across industries.
Hearings are set for three defendants in three justice courts over alleged breaches of the state dog law. Complaints were filed by Howard E. L. McLure, state dog law investigator. Defendants named include John P. Brinton of Sinnamore, Harrison M. Reynolds of Union, and Tony Isabells of West Piizesure.
A Portersville woman Jennie McClelland was injured in a collision at Smithfield and Ernast near 3710 p.m. Saturday. The wreck involved a vehicle driven by John Presnar of Oakland Avenue and occurred according to a city police report. The injured party was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
International News Service reports Pittsburgh wholesale prices for poultry eggs butter and vegetables with limited supplies. Hen prices range 30-22 cents, leghorn 17-18, turkeys 20 for cock springers. butter and eggs show varied scores. tomatoes cabbage potatoes and crates listed with regional figures across multiple states, highlighting steady demand and price ranges.
Market notes from West Pittsburg show cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves with varied prices and activity. Patsy Anal reports recovery after a stay at New Castle hospital following a recent lupers show.
Epworth Methodist church battled flooding after a burst east wall allowed rainwater and sewage to flood the kitchen. Men worked through the night to stem the flow as a clogged sewer line overflowed into the building. Pumps operated while workers sought to seal the break.
London newspapers amplified talk of a Russo German clash. Travelers from Hungary and Romania, cited by the London News Chronicle in Ankara, put odds at five to one on a German invasion of Russia within two weeks amid reports of widespread excitement. The Daily Sketch also cited Romanian official circles claiming a Russian general mobilization has been ordered.
Rev. LB Trowbridge of New York represented the American Tract Society speaking at McKinney Bible class First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches during Sunday and Children’s Day exercises. He also addressed Gospel and Missionary Alliance services and plans a weeklong visit, noting supply work for navy and CCC camps. He is stationed at the YMCA.
A list of individuals applying for marriage licenses in Ellwood City and New Castle. Names include George E Schell Christine L Kaiser Paul Smith Mary Watters Domenick Benincasa Amtourelta Passifinme Walter Triplet Helen Barbist William L Brown Marearet A Porteous Ralph Anneville Frances DiLen wirde and others at various street addresses.
Police said a Sunday collision at Liberty street and Mahone Ing avenue involved Gladys Thorney and others from Ellwood City and Westfield. Injuries were reported to several occupants including Cornelius Newman Ruth Croft and Mary Alyce Taylor. damages were sought by William McFadden and Frank Wray against others involved.
Sunshine Kensington meets Mrs Drucila Johnson on West Grant Street. Elm street W C A hosts Rising Star Club with Mrs Elise Anderson. Altoona Club meets at Elkstone on Home Street. Dramatic club rehearses Ways in Trouble at Elks Auditorium. Pentecostal revival opens at St Joan United Holy Church with daily services led by Rev Mrs G M Walker.
The West Conference Sunday School Association holds a Tuesday through day program at Trinity Lutheran Church New Brighton on June 17 under the theme Christian Youth Changing World Sessions include officer installation sermons and discussions led by Rev Erwin S Speers Prof H G Meres and Rev Willem He Mitchell with devotions by Willa Marburger and Rev Frederick Berioman Host churches St Johns and St Paul in Lancaster Pa participate as members of the West conference.
Government officials gathered in Ili to adopt an ordinance promoting the blowing of a horn or signal of snarl when not in action or needed for safety. The measure sets fines from 3.00 to 100 and allows imprisonment up to 31 days for nonpayment or violation. It outlines penalties for offenders and specifies conditions for enforcement.
Berlin officials denounced the United States move to freeze German and Baltic assets as absolutely unjust. A Wilhelmstrasse spokesman said the government is studying questions and including country measures pending fuller decisions on retaliatory steps. There was no clear sign on whether American seizure of German ships would be considered. Afternoon papers noted the freezing action awaiting instructions.
Young Democrats to plan a convention meeting in New Castle on Saturday July 17. The gathering Tuesday night June 17 at 7 30 is for the committee and other young Democrats wishing to attend. The convention will unite Young Democrats of Lawrence Beaver Butler and Mercer Counties with state president Joseph J Yorke of Harrisburg to attend and discuss arrangements led by an honorary chairman and a slate of officers and committees.
The Third Regiment prepares Company B for active service with a Friday regimen. Key personnel include Captain Fryeady, Drs. A H Kasten, Popp, J C Barre, and Corporal A T Denton. Fingerprinting completed. July 71 inspection looming by Colonel Robert E Wordside, Third Regiment commander.
Sheriff M M Intham responded after a drowning Sunday at Mc Connell Mills near the dam. William L Black, aged 2, of Pittsburgh, was pulled from swift water after accompanying a Pittsburgh party visiting the scene. First aid squads aided but could not revive him by Monday noon.
Members of One Order of Builders will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7:23 oclock in the Cathedral. Regular business and social time are planned. Junior speaker will present, with emphasis on clear speech.
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