Notice of Sheriff's Sale and Creditors Meeting
Public sale of land described as part of Jer Numbered 1a84 in New Castle at the First Ward, with details of boundaries and improvements, to satisfy a bankruptcy proceeding. A creditors meeting and trustee appointment will occur at Lawrence Savings and Trust Building in New Castle on the specified June 1925 date.
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Court of Common
Lawrence County
Resermer
Lawrence
Bessemer
Recorders Ottiga
Pennsylvania
Tage
Eva Rinneen
Ava Rithinen
Herrman Anderson
Wileiam G. Andrews
Vo-17
Aries G. Tiahal
New Castle
Pannsylvania
Jung
Bankriyt
Lawrench Savelings & Trust
Ac Wew Castle
BankrupLey
Pacias
Keown
Said Alley
Rallel
Franklin Avenues
Said Avenue
Ita Place
Berinning
Thomas Monica
Tittsburg Company
Aanlas Allox Co
Thomas Monaco
Sident
Thomas Monaro
Tasquele Magda
Ancetin Perrinn
Bank of New Castle
Willandrews
Sheritt
Arutin
Adam Onstaty
City of
Teowigcer
Ralph M. Onstott
Chas
G. Martin
Parr Aves
Lawrence’ Savings & Trust Building
New Cas
The
Bankrupe
Meouley
Asvets
Ae Sethinie
Edwin M. Undertoon
Ty Bankrunteys Vews
Executrixes Notice Estate of Emma M Tidhall
Executrix Lillian M Rodgers handles the Leathers probate estate. Creditors and persons having claims must present them promptly with proper proof, to executor at 215 North Matherry Ave, New Mantie, Pennsylvania. Notices reference 1 LILLIAN M RODGERS and address details for claims.
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Mamula
Dee
Lawrences Oiew
Bren
Persohs
Paramount
Bass
Emma M. Tidhall
Tha Tate
Alain
Lillian M. Rodgers
Texecutrix
North Matherry
Naw Mantie
Pen Ma
Auction Notice Details on Wireless Manufacturing Company
Legal notice refers to an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 7 1995 for chartering and regulating a new corporation named Whaumnaytyania Wireless Manufacturing Company. The venture aims to sell and produce radiotelecommunication equipment including transmitters receivers and related apparatus, seeking broad rights and privileges of incorporation.
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Noller
Meade Coe
Pennsylysinia
Y. Jonk S Muezey
Stan Saurman
Asser Bly
Penn
STA
Hivva
Beneivieres
Livestock Market Report Pittsburgh June Prices
Pittsburgh market steady and higher on hogs and lambs with receipts around 1200 cattle 800 lambs 1200. Prime hogs range 13.30 to 18.40 with heavy and medium classes showing gains. Lambs traded around 12.00 to 15.50 and cows and bulls varied by grade across the day.
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Pittsburgh
Junelin
Rotelis
Stags
Sunshine Kensington Hosts June Evening at Shenango Street
Mrs Nola Slaing welcomed sixteen Sunshine Kensington members at her Shenango Street home. After a social session led by Mrs Katherine Engs, refreshments were served by the hostess with helpers Virgingir Wilkes Elizabeth Parks and Ora Baker. Special visitors included Alice Hyatt Netlie Jackson Sarah Walden Lucile Miller Mary Clar Nancy Bunch and Pearl Shelton.
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Sunshine Kensington
Nola Slaing
Shenango Street
Katherine Engs
Virgingir Wilkes
Elizabeth Parks
Ora Baker
Alice Hyatt
Netlie Jackson
Sarah Walden
Lucile Miller
Mary Clar
Nancy Bunch
Pearl Shelton
Prices Paid Here for Hay and Grain
Prices paid HERE for hay and grain compiled by New Castle Teed and Coal Company at 2126 28 Moravia Street. Readout lists current market bids for multiple hay types and grain commodities with buyer names and lot identifiers.
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New Castle Teed and Coal Company
Moravia Street
Chicago Grain market opens with broad buy rush
Wheat rises 5 to 23-4 cents as offerings stay limited and short covering grows. Corn up 1/2 to 2 1/4 cents on heat in the southwest and improved demand. Oats advance 3/4 to 3 cents with limited offerings, while wheat futures show stronger activity amid steady buying.
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International Laws Service
Chicago
Butler Jury Finds Woman Guilty Of Serious Offense
Butler jury finds Miss O Miller, 21, a telephone operator, guilty of manslaughter in the death of her four week old child born April 7. The verdict followed an all night deliberation by an eight man and four woman jury. The defendant was returned to county jail pending sentencing expected later this week.
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Butler
Tapeertetsunist News
Fee
Miss O' Miller
Counly
New York Stocks Finish Higher On Broad Market Strength
The stock market closed with gains across most sectors as many issues steamed ahead led by Major industrials and rails. Oil and gas shares traded higher amid renewed demand while copper and specialty stocks posted modest advances in a brisk session with increased trading.
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Chaternitiona News Service
York
Ted Her
Iden
HEIN
Cona Eoh Lean
Foreign Power
Grand Sua
Maxwell Motors
Brooklyn Mans Aetta
Biker
Intine Group
Pan Amertcan
Texas Company
PUPS
MUA
Continest Wiet Skelly
Ando Tractlandlyan
Minney
Ganka Mony
Uume
Ally
Ceitan
Emia Fr
Pont
Evita
Armeurican
Cn Amony Southarn
Watsah
Wind Storm Strikes Northeastern Iowa Causing Property Damage
A powerful windstorm swept through Northeastern Iowa early today, uprooting trees and flooding fields. Reports from Waterloo and towns including Green Marble Rock New Hampton indicate extensive property damage and damaged buildings.
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Waterloo
Jawa
Iowa
Green
Marble Rock
New Hampton
Tracs
Bon Fielde
Lorrentia Yehns
Stock Prices at 1:30 P.M. Across Markets
At 1:30 p.m. stock prices across multiple firms and sectors showed mixed movement. Firms listed include Am Lota, Sugar sissies, Paul Ghene, White Motors, Willys Overkind, and Packard, among others, with broad activity in fuels, marine, and transportation names.
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Adjix
Lota
Sugar Sissies
Ansar
Srenes
Paul Ghene
Vivir Cole Fuels
Eve
Hudson Alot
Mack True
Mariah Ofalaeall
Siam Coppar Aik & PT
Uueliie
Packard
Cornerstone Laying For Wampum Church Sunday
Ceremony marks history of Colored Baptist church of Wampum with cornerstone laid for new building. Officials from local lodges including lodge No 16274 and Mahoning Valley P G M No 487 will direct services with participation from area units such as New Castle, Farrell, Melrose No 2564, and Household Ruth.
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Teiga
Wil Mark
Spovk
Colored Baptist Church of
Melrose
Household Ruth
Mannequins Display Summer Dresses On London Train
In London on a train to Leeds a fashion show premiered with eight mannequins presenting 40 summer dresses and coats to an intrigued crowd. The décor showcased the latest womenswear during the unique departure event.
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London
Uniqne
Leeds
Bo Hots
Train Passengers Struggle Amid Fast Public Transport Hum
Passenger movements aboard the train create balance difficulties for several girls as speed nears a high rate. Notable attire features include printed Clifton fabrics and grapede cloking plus Georgetta Frock in a mauve hat with a Manila ribbon.
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Clifton
Georgetta
Maive Spota
Manilla Arran
Remodeling Of Slippery Rock Bank In Slippery Rock
At a Board of Directors meeting the First National Bank planned extensive repairs. The north wall will be rebuilt, a rear extension added, and the hotel office converted to banking use. Excavation has begun and completion aimed for October 29. Knights of Pythias lodge 28 meets Thursday with second degree work and refreshments. Funeral services for Mrs. Thompson were held with large attendance and interment at the new centers. Local society notes list residents traveling, moving, and returning from Florida and other areas.
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Firs National Bank
Buller
New Caste Streets
New Castle Street
Bank
Hank
Bank Ins
First National
Banka
Friedman
Alper
Mra
TB. Thompson
Center’ Street
J. Harvey McClintock
United Preabyterian Church
Charles R Ramsey
Woodville
Slippery Rack
Thompson
United Presbyterian Church
Plaingrave Church
Slippery Hock
Slippery Rock
Mabel
Twila Dickson
Great Lakes
Detroit
Greensburg
William Tyndale
al Town
Tyndale
New Castle
William Ricketts
Chicago
Hs Parenta
J. C. Ricketts
Ricketts
Placida
Heckathorn
East Cooper Ble
Carl Rass
Dora Stickle
Portersyith
Marty Kelly
Florida
W. C. Weber
Charles Moore
Bowen
Ile
Hy Reach
Shebee
Indians Not Vanishing Very Solid Citizens
An article argues the American Indian population is not vanishing and is becoming solid citizens through intermarriage and education. It cites 48,900 Indians on farms, 25 million in Western deposits, and Congress funding for reservations and schooling, noting 65,000 of school-age children are educated at higher rates than white children.
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Banky
Congress
Wittte Childtren
I'ape
Backward Day At Scout Camp Sparks Odd Games
Report from Camp J. M. Philips describes a backward day with activities run by leaders, reversed dress codes, and reversed meals. Scouts and visitors including Kiwanis members participate in special programs and social events, while evening games and a story told entertain the group.
New Castle Man Reunites With Old Friends After 52 Years
In Devonshire, England, two former shipboard acquaintances rekindle a lasting bond after 52 years. Rev. J. A. X. Ashby of Shenango Avenue’s First Congregational Church recalls meeting Rev. Ro. Roscamp aboard the Britannia, sparking a friendship that endured as Roscamp retired and passed away in New Castle.
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New Castle
Bharon
Britannia
Dertmouth Harbor
Devonshire
England
Stewart
J. A. X. Ashby
Shenango Avenues
Ro. Roscamp
N. D
Rogeccamp
Plymouth
Ashby Bean
Sharon
Rescama
Acivo
Permit To Stage Monster Parade Given To Klan
Washington dispatch reports the police granted a permit for a monster parade by the Ku Klux Klan with the condition that participants not wear masks. Officials expect between 200000 and 250000 Klansmen to attend, tying the event to the national convention of the order.
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Internaronal Service
Washington
Police Department
Dr Young Formerly Lived in Greenville Mercer Co Pa
Dr Thomas Youngs, charged in Los Angeles with enslaving his wife, was formerly a resident of Greenville Mercer county Pennsylvania. Reports from there say Young resided over two years and practiced dentistry, leaving about twelve years ago.
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Thomas Youngs
Los Angeles
Greenville
Mercer County
Ser. Young
Transfers Between Residents in Local Wards and Townships
Reality transfers several residents between wards and townships with nominal $1 exchanges. Names include Charles Shellenbarger to Dominic Hubeis in Third Ward and Albert J. Perkins to Stort Bekebarger in Second Ward. Other entries show Lorenzo Toscapa to Waltar Reynolds in Shonango Township and Walter Reynolds to Lorenzo Toscani in Shonango Township.
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Charles Shellenbarger
Domenico Hubeis
Albert J. Perkins
Stort Bekebarger
Lorenzo ‘Tuscapa
Waltar
Reynolds
Shonango Township
Walter S. Reynolds
Lorenzo Toscani
Shonangoe
James E
Plar
Samuel Uos
Building Permits on Second Ward and Townships
A list of building permit transfers and new projects in multiple townships including Union, Posty, Povey, Wayne, and N. Beaver. Notable entries include dwellings and garages with values around $1 to $760, detailing new owners and locations such as Edison v McKinley and 189 Pray street, with International Real Estate Co involvement.
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R. Roberts
Pray
International Rew Estate Co
Garikse Beria Szilagyi
Wayne
Oayteal Estaue Company
Margaret . Vance
William R
Uulahan
Edison
McKinley
N. Beaver Township
Javerns
Post Mortem Desree To Be Given Mother Of University Boy
International report from Philadelphia states Dr Josiah Pandman dean of the university announced that a post mortem will be held for Desree to honor the late student. The ceremony will forward to Sweden where his mother resides as the university notes his achievements.
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Desree
International Nowe
Philadelphia
Josiah If Pandmandent
Univeraria
Indians and Dragon Coin Trade in Calcutta Market
In Calcutta a late report notes Indians distrust a dragon sovereign coin design featuring Saint George slaying the dragon. Traders say the pieces were once valued for gold pieces but are now avoided due to uncertain buyers and suspect associations.
Sixteen Graduate At Forestry School
Harrisburg ceremony marks the 16 forestry graduates of the state school. Dr. Henry Sturcis, emeritus of Lentgl University and Pennsylvania Forestry Association president, delivered the address on forest history and its industrial and economic role.
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Harrisburg
Ment Alte
Henry Sturcis
Okent
Lentgl University
Optesidanse
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
T Drinker
Prederick Susith
Maga Street
Kingstown
Lucerde Wounts
Howard Yost Forsythe
Lock Hare Strees
Sir Wittman
Wils Rount
Fort Allysheny
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Chicago Grain
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Harold Sankev
Martin
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Maruin
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Dr. Young
Calcutta
Jinae
Snelangth
Arcanum
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