Grange Meeting Rescheduled by Willard Grange
Willard Grange announces a meeting moved to Monday evening June 23 due to planning conflicts. The change replaces the regular date with this rescheduled session.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
6
Local visitors and church and social notes in Harlansburg area
Mrs Mary Stoner of Harlansburg visited friends here last week. Sunday school will be held at Herman Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Children s Day exercises will be presented Sunday evening at o o clock. Mrs Robert Stoner attended the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Stanley of Oil City last week. Mr and Mrs Samuel Kildoo and son Lloyd and daughter Jessie were guests of Mr and Mrs William Parker of Plain Grove on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Robert Stoner
Stanley
Oil City
Samuel Kildoo
Lloyd
Jessie
William Parker
Plain Grove
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted Gerald Newton New Wilmington Ruth and Mildred McClure Clayton street. Discharged Ethel Jones Newell avenue James Rodgers Winter Avenue Ross Lambern Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Newton
New Wilmington
Ruth and Mildred McClure
Clayton Street
Ethel Jones
Newell Avenue
James Rodgers
Winter Avenue
Ross Lambern
Croton Avenue
Thacher's Liver & Blood Syrup Offered as Health Aid
Advert mentions Dr H S Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup as a vegetable prescription to cleanse and tone the liver. It claims rapid relief from dullness headaches biliousness loss of appetite and other symptoms and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by McKee's Kut Rate Store Clutton Drug Co Bartholemew's Drug Store with addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S.thacher
Car Submerged in Quarry Yields Three Bodies
Authorities near Chicago recovered the bodies of a man and two women from an automobile submerged in a water filled quarry. One woman was nude except for a silk underwear garment while the other was fully dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Dupage County
Little Plant Life On Bed Of Oceans
Dr. C. H. Townsend explains to American Magazine that sea plants thrive only in shallow lighted waters. Most of the ocean bed, deeper than about two miles, lies in darkness with no visible sunlight, so plant life is scarce except for microscopic diatoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Townsend
New York Aquarium
American Magazine
Jamaica
Bermuda
California
Noted American Traveler Author Dies In Shanghai
Frank G. Carpenter, famed American traveler and author, dies in Shanghai after several weeks of illness. The veteran journalist and author had long chronicled global travel. He lived much of his career abroad and influenced readers with his firsthand reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
International News Service
Frank G. Carpenter
Pythian Sisters Plan Memorial Service
Pythian Sisters announce a memorial service for deceased members to be held Friday evening at 8 o clock in the P H C hall City building. C W Herman Hess will deliver the address and Mrs Craig Steen will give the eulogy. Music by the H B Davis family. A business meeting at 7 will precede the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
P. H. C. Hall
C. W. Herman Hess
Craig Steen
H. B. Davis
Mrs Beal Returns From Harrisburg
Mrs Roy Beals of Wilmington Avenue returns from Harrisburg where she attended the state convention of the Young People's branch W C T U convened there. Several hundred delegates heard speakers Dr Hannah Straton and Mrs Maude Perkins state officers with Mrs Beals representing the local Y P B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beals
Wilmington Avenue
Harrisburgh
Young People’s Branch
Hannah Straton
Maude B. Perkins
Beals
Brother Will Assist Loeb Defense in Chicago
A. Michael Loeb, brother of Richard Loeb, arrives in Chicago from California to aid in his brother’s defense for the Franks murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Loeb
A. Michael Loeb
Richard Loeb
Little Robert Franks
Chicago
California
Plan To Organize Band At Edenburg
Edenburg plans to revive its former county standout band with sixteen already signed as members. Asa Hoffmaster and St Montenaro drive the project and a meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the band stand for current players and new joiners to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Asa Hoffmaster
St. Montenaro
Long Avenue Man Missing From Home
Bill Nazarska a 40 year old man from West Long Avenue has been missing since last Saturday police report filed by Verney Kalacha. He is described as five feet seven inches tall, 160 pounds, wearing a blue suit and soft felt hat with an upper set of false teeth. He was last seen at Joe Wankes farm on the New Wilmington road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nazarska
West Long Avenue
Verney Kalacha
Joe Wankes
New Wilmington Road
Robbery Reported In City As Thief Breaks In
Tony Valley reported to police that his home on Beaver and Lawrence streets was entered last night. $45 in cash, a brown suit, two new shirts, and a brown pair of shoes were stolen after a front door lock was broken. State farm info notes hay stocks on Pennsylvania farms for day one of this year at 247600 tons versus 688000 tons the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Valley
Beaver and
Lawrence Streets
Pennsylvania
Alcohol Seized in Philadelphia Society District Garage
Philadelphia police seized 1500 gallons of Belgian alcohol valued in the thousands today from a central city garage in the society district. Officials expect arrests later and believe the liquor was smuggled from New York and brought by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intrnational News Service
Philadelphia
Society District
New York
Good Records Made By Cows In County
A county report to the local farm bureau notes that Marcia's Fancy, PB 1, 10 years old owned by F B Thompson of Lawrence County produced the most butterfat at 614.3 in 1924. Other cows surpassed 479.8 pounds. In April Marcella of the Volant Association is credited with 3.6 butterfat. Number Nine yielded 1740 pounds of milk. Of 19 herds tested, 54 cows produced over 650 pounds butterfat and 33 cows produced over 1200 pounds of milk. The Westfield Association tests in April show 26 herds with 5 cows over 50 pounds butterfat and 6 cows over 1200 pounds milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Fancy
F. B. Thompson
Lawrence County
Farm Bureau
C. O. McConnell
Volant Association
C. M. Hartzell
Westfield Association
Colonel Stevenson and staff return from veterans encampment
Colonel W. W. Stevenson and staff officers came back yesterday from Wilkes-Barre where the state encampment of the Sons of Veterans Reserve was held. Major George W. Stevenson First Lieutenant Frank W. Hill and Color Sergeant D. C. Anderson also attended. The brigade commander reports a very pleasant time with seven or eight hundred in camp and a large parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevenson
Wilkes-Barre
Sons of Veterans Reserve
New Castle
George W. Stevenson
Frank W. Hill
Sargeant
D. C. Anderson
Stevenson
Sanders Named Director of Republicans Speakers Bureau
Congress man Everett Sanders of Terre Haute Ind was appointed director of the speakers bureau of the national Republican committee at the Cleveland convention announced by Chairman William M Butler Sanders succeeds Dr Horace Ellis Sanders was Coolidge running mate nominee for vice president and is expected to play a leading role in GOP public speaking efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Harris
International News Service
Chicago
Everett Sanders
Terre Haute
Ind
Coolidge
Cleveland
National Republican Committee
William M. Butler
Sanders
Horace Ellis
Parade Victim Returns Home After Accident
Marion Reed of Slippery Rock Pennsylvania, one of the more severely injured victims of the Howling Tom Cat parade accident, is getting along fine at his home. A Knights of Pythias committee visited him last night and reported him in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Reed
Slippery Rock
Knights of Pythias
Storeck Denies Hearsay On Old Hickory Powder Report
Assistant Attorney General John W. Crim said the George W. Storeck report on the Old Hickory Powder Company in Nashville is retained in the Justice Department files. The Wheeler-Brookhart committee had heard Storeck claim the report reached Du Pont interests through attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storeck
Old Hickory Powder Company
International News Service
Washington
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
George W. Storeck
Department of Justice
Old Hickory” Powder Company
Nashville
Tenn
du Point
John W. Crim
Farrington Leads By Few Votes In Maine Governor Fight
In Portland Maine state Senator Frank G Farrington led Ralph O Brewster by a scant dozen votes in the Republican primary for governor Fifteen to twenty plantations remained to be heard from keeping the result unofficial and prompting expected decision by the governor and council Brewster reportedly drew Ku Klux Klan support United States Senator Bert M Fernald led his rival Frank E Guernsey by about ten thousand votes for renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Portland
Frank G. Farrington
Ralph O. Brewster
Brewster
United States
Bert M. Fernald
Frank E. Guernsey
Mother Identifies Body Of Woman Found In River
In Richmond Virginia the mother Mrs F M Rainey identified the dead woman as Violet Snyder 23 wife of Walter Snyder 38 a boilermaker from Columbus Ohio with whom she was estranged The body showed a crushed skull and heavy bruising and doctors believed she was dead before being thrown into the St James River Indications point to a struggle for her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Richmond
St. James River
F. M. Rainey
Violet Snyder
Walter Snyder
Columbus, O
Snyder
Immigrant Killed At Mahony City Mine Blast
John Humanick an immigrant in Mahony City for two days was instantly killed when his head was blown off by a mine explosion at the North Mahony mine. Several other men were trapped by falling rock but escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mahony City
John Humanick
North Mahony
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