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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1922

Page

23

McCormick Undergoing Delicate Operation in Secrecy

Harold F. McCormick, Chicago magnate, reportedly underwent a delicate operation last Monday at Wesley Memorial hospital. He rested well overnight and may leave soon, with hospital secrecy and private care surrounding his condition. The procedure, by Dr. Victor Lespinasse, is not detailed, and rumors link it to gland grafting research.

International News Service Chicago Harold F. McCormick Wesley Memorial Hospital McCormick Doronoff Victor Lespinase Lespinasse Serge Voronoff Edith Rockefeller McCormick Mathilde Max Oser

Carbolic acid attempt ends in hospital recovery

Mike DeCarbo a 35 year old Carnegie steel mill worker living at 422 Uber street drank two pints of carbolic acid solution on Friday afternoon. He received prompt medical attention and left Newcastle hospital once stabilized. DeCarbo told officers he had been feeling unwell and made a rash gesture to end his life. He has a wife and two children.

Mike DeCarbo Uber Street Benjamin Franklin Junior High School DeCarbo James K. Pollock New Castle Hospital Pollock Carnegie Steel Mill

Leland Plans Return to Auto Field with Lincoln Challenger

Detroit June 17 Henry M Leland plans to re enter the high priced car field within sixty days as a Lincoln challenger with strong financial backing. The move stems from his split with Henry Ford and follows prior efforts to buy the Lincoln plant.

International News Service Detroit Mich Henry M. Leland Henry Ford Linccoln Today Leland Lincoln Lelands Ford

Largest hot springs found at Thermopolis in Wyoming

A feature notes Thermopolis, Wyoming hosts the world's largest hot springs. The article highlights the immense natural pools and their prominence as a major geothermal attraction in the region.

Thermopolis, Wyo

Woman Sued After Bath Intruder Becomes Process Server

Mrs. Robert W. Chambers, wife of a celebrated novelist, was surprised in her bath at her New York home when a process server rushed past her maid and tossed papers at her feet. A $2,675 necklace went missing and the man, David Hartman, was arrested. The suit stems from injuries claimed when a child was struck by her automobile.

Robert W. Chambers New York David Hartman

Sermon Soon for St Marys First Communion Class Largestever

Rev F F O Shea will preach as 93 children of St Marys Roman Catholic Church receive Holy Eucharist for the first time at 8 30 a m service on Sunday June 18. The class includes many named children and a procession will accompany the ceremony.

St. Mary’s St. Mary’s Church F. F. O'Shea

Local Names List of Notables and Residents

A readable fragment lists individuals including Jeananna Raney Mary Raney Hazel Habib Margaret Peaker William Murphy Milo Mills Paul Mills James Denny Bernard Mills C Shelly Bob Kelleher John Fazzone Paul Kluse Harold Kluse Lawrence Byler M Kelleher Michael George Evelyn Kimmemerly E Confer E Kelly Ed ward Kelly. The item reads like a roster or directory snippet with numerous names and initials.

Jeananna Raney Mary Raney Hazel Habib Margaret Peaker William Murphy Milo Mills Paul Mills James Denny Bernard Mills C. Shelly Bob Kelleher John Fazzone Paul Kluse Harold Kluse Lawrence Byler M. Kelleher Michael George Evelyn Kimmemerly E. Confer E. Kelly Edward Kelly

Grove City Holds 42nd Annual College Commencement

Grove City College staged its largest alumni gathering during the 42nd commencement with 700 at a luncheon in the gym. Notable attendees included class groups from 81 to present, with reunions by 1897 1902 1912 and 1919. Officers elected included E B Reed as president and Dr B A Montgomery as alumni trustee. speakers included F R Babcock Judge Buffington A C Leslie and W C Lyne.

Grove City Grove City Colege Robert L. Wallace New Castle E. B. Reed Mercer F. R. Babcock Board of Trustees Jos. Buffington U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals A. C. Leslie W. C. Lyne Pittsburgh Wiet Ketler College B. A. Montgomery Reed Dr. Montgomery F. and M. Bank of Mercer Mercer Chamber of Commerce Montgomery H. J. Crawford Emlenton Trustes Crawford Emlenton National Oil City National Union Heat and Light Company Farcers and Mechanics Bank of Co. J. Kockenderfer Washington, D. C Cahir District of Columbia Bierut Syria Edward O'Neil Jos. Gibson W. L. McEuen W. A. Harbison

Judge Patterson Receives Wide Endorsement for Re Election

Montgomery County Ohio common pleas judge R C Patterson brother of Dr James A Patterson pastor gains 97 percent backing from Montgomery Bar Association at a meeting last Saturday. Endorsers cite fairness training and knowledge of the law and note his prior prosecutorship and service on Ohio Supreme Court chief justice assignments.

R. C. Patterson Common Pleas Montgomery County Ohio James A. Patterson First Presbyterian Church Montgomery Bar Association Supreme Court State of Patterson Common Pleas Court Cleveland

Knight Challenges Thompson To Debate

Congressman C L Knights Republican candidate for Ohio governor proposed a series of debates on campaign issues and called for a $10 000 expenditure limit while urging the disbanding of all political organizations during the pre primary contest in Washington on June 17.

International News Service Washington C. L. Knights Ohio Carmi A. Thompson

Press Club Sends Token of Esteem for William McLure

The Lawrence County Press club sent a bouquet inscribed Thirty to Wheeling West Virginia for the funeral of William McLure former Herald staff member. Peter Boyd attended as personal representative of the Herald and the Press club.

Lawrence County Press Club Wheeling W. Va William McLure Herald Peter Boyd The Press Club

Medieval monks own no personal possessions

In medieval times monks often housed in monastic communities lived under vows of poverty owning nothing personally. They shared property within their monasteries and followed rules that discouraged individual wealth in favor of communal labor and spiritual duties.

Triumph Pills Offer Relief for Ladies In Milwaukee

Advertises Triumph Pills for irregular or suppressed conditions with a promise of safety and dependability. Claims not sold at drug stores and urges writing for information and a free booklet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

National Edical Institute Milwaukee Wis

Women expected to join Czecho-Slovak foreign missions

It is reported that women will soon be appointed to foreign missions by the Czecho-Slovakia government. The move signals expansion of diplomatic representation and advancement for women in public service.

Czecho-Slovakia

Beethovens Early Organist Work Noted in German Church

At age 12 Ludwig van Beethoven served as organist in a church in Bonn Germany marking an early stage in his musical career.

Beethoven Bony Germany

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