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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

10

Advertising Shows Gain For Year 1926

American newspapers carried 412,944,090 lines of advertising in the first four months of 1926, up nearly three percent from 1925. The Commerce Department reported 8,915,000 lines of national advertising, nine percent ahead. Toilet articles and medicinal preparations led with 27,551,000 lines, followed by automobile ads at 25,410,000 lines.

Robert S. Thornburgh International News Service Washington Department of Commerce United States

Commissioners Request Early Tax Reports for School Districts

County collectors must report valuation versus true value, total levied taxes, amount collected before October 1, and delinquent taxes after October 1 with a five percent penalty. Exonerations must be exact, per capita tax separated, and totals balanced per duplicates. Collectors should submit all taxes and receive warrants.

John C. Syling

Commission Distribution After October 1 Delinquent Tax Note

The commission payments must be recorded in two separate entries: one for amounts paid up to October 1 and another for commissions paid on the portion collected after October 1 or the delinquent tax. This separation ensures accurate accounting and clear audit trails.

Factory Shoe Store Opens in New Castle

New Castle opens the Factory Shoe Store at 112 East Washington Street. The cut rate shop is part of a ten-store chain and offers shoes for men women and children. The renovated space will house a large stock and promotional advertising appears in this issue.

New Castle Factory Shoe East Washington Street New Castle News

Normal Schools Graduate Throng Of New Teachers

Harrisburg June 18 3100 trained teachers have been graduated from the state normal schools in Harrisburg according to International News Service data. The graduates join the teaching ranks across Pennsylvania as the annual program concludes.

Schoos International News Service Harrisburg H. L. White

Graduation totals mark record year for state normals

The state reports a historic commencement season with 14 Normal schools and one each in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. West Chester leads with 472 graduates, followed by Indiana 334 and East Stroudsburg 690 under new four year high school entry requirements.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia West Chester Indiana East Stroudsburg

Children’s Day at Oak Grove Church Sunday

The annual Children’s Day program will be presented Sunday afternoon at 3 15 eastern standard time at Oak Grove Christian Church on Frew Mill road. It features the Oak Grove and Madison Avenue Christian church children in Bible school with numerous recitations songs and a dialogue including works by Thelma Bumbaugh Evelyn Dibbley and others plus talks by W W Sniff.

Oak Grove Frew Mill Road Madison Avenue Christian Church of New Castle Bible School Dorothy Riskel Caroline Hunt John Dibbley Doris Bevan Children’s Chorus Glenard Hunt Eileen Mullen Beula Boak Arthur Hunt Thelma Bumbaugh Bernice Boak Bobby Park Thelma and Evelyn Dibbley Elizabeth Nemeth W. W. Sniff Offering Wayne Bevan Pearl Stickle Frances Amon

Y M C A Camp Opens July 6 With First New Castle Quota

Twenty YMCA members join the initial quota for the New Castle camp to run two weeks starting July 6. Physical Director Harry Day announced the plan noting the camp will operate for about one month this summer.

New Castle Harry Day Day

Former Local Man Injured in Tin Mill Accident

John D. Williams formerly of this city and now of Follansbee West Virginia was seriously injured in a tin mill accident in Fol llansbee. The injury is such that he likely cannot resume duties though doctors hold hope for recovery. Williams was once foreman at the Shenango Tin Plate works while in this city.

John D. Williams Follansbee W. Va Follansebee Williams Shenango Tin Plate Works

VORITES LODGE MEETS SATURDAY

Regular meeting of Star of Wales lodge No 60 at Emmanuel Baptist church at 7 30 pm Saturday. True Ivorites of America will conduct the session with important business including officer nominations dues payments and the St David banquet report. The note on home carelessness adds a proverb to the item.

Star of Wales Lodge No. 60 True Ivorites of America Emmanuel Baptist Church St. David's

Annual Reunion Of H S Alumni At Cascade Park

The New Castle High School Alumni Association holds its annual reunion at Cascade park this afternoon and evening. Graduates gather for class dinners and the grove is set for class organizations and officer elections. A competition for the silver loving cup honors attendance, with dancing, a grand march, and square dances planned.

New Castle

County League Umpires Saturday Assignments

County League umpires named for Saturday. Parks and Evans work Brent, Patterson and Ryan at Ellwood, McCormick and McCann at Energy, Kroesen and Hudson at Wampum, Jones listed in reserve.

Parks

Retail food costs rise for average family since 1926

Washington notes the Department of Labor reports the retail cost of food for the average family jumped over 6 11-4 percent since May 1926 and 662-3 percent since May 1918. A small May drop of three-fourths of 1 percent is recorded. The Senate has shelved prohibition modification measures, returning them to the cellar.

International News Service Washington Department of Labor Senate

Special Wedding Gifts and Reading Library Highlights

Special wedding gifts feature metal book ends in bright new designs priced from 1.50 to 4.00. The Reading Library offers magazines for 10 to 50 cents per copy with novels available at 10 cents each. Children’s books and adult selections are mixed for vacation entertainment. Bathing suits and accessories are promoted for the weekend on the mezzanine.

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