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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
17
Public notice style summary of affordable housing options and rental listings. Mentions real estate agents, locations, and varied property types with emphasis on bargain pricing and availability. Details are fragmented but indicate multiple agents and neighborhoods seeking tenants.
Legal auction notices itemize sales by authority and place with deadlines. Public actions reflect property or asset dispositions under court or municipal orders. Details include involved parties, locations, estimated values, and required compliance steps for bidders.
By virtue of a writ of vendition exponas out of the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County, the sheriff will expose to public sale at the courthouse in New Castle Pa on July 2 1827 at 9 oclock A M the mortgaged lands described in the various deeds andBounded as in the chain of title Including a two story dwelling and outbuildings. The property includes lands in Wayne Township Perry and other parts of Lawrence County with improvements and fixtures. The sale will be conducted for the benefit of lenders including Union National Bank and Home Protective Savings and Loan Association among others. Includes detailed bounds and references to deeds in the Lawrence County Recorder.
Furnished price list shows numerous company names such as Ajax Rubber Allied, Le Mat, Anaconda, Baldwin, Best Western, Cheo, Colas, Lehigh, Gulf, Southern Railways, Standard Oil, Studebaker and Willys. Intraday mix includes rail, steel, oil, and hardware firms with scattered urban market activity.
In a short session, railroad stocks and specialties led gains as merger railroad shares surged. Lehigh Valley climbed above 18 percent amid speculative advances, with New Haven and Southwestern in demand and White Motors hitting a new yearly high. Industrials, oils, and various groups followed, marking a broad move upward amid reports of new developments and cost savings in manufacturing.
Pittsburgh market reports show steadyto stronger demand with receipts around 100 head. Prices span prime heavy to light categories, with primes at 9 to 12 dollars and veal and lamb segments showing active movement amid varied weights and classes.
A sharp decline in prices of market leaders Tuesday showed liquidation was limited and bullish support remained strong. Money market factors, higher dividends, and large collateral loans powered a late rally as investors bought better graded stocks on concessions. Railroad gains, led by New York Central, helped lift prices amid a broad recovery.
Henry Dysart argues against Sunday traffic police, noting hand controlled signals and occasional officer oversight on Saturdays. He cites no trouble on Sundays and points to heavy flows at Croton avenue and East Washington street where signals are absent.
The casting director Dan Kelley of First National Studios says the American girl is more beautiful each year, yet beauty matters less in modern pictures. He notes many popular stars lack conventional beauty but have radiant screen potential and compelling personas.
The twenty fifth annual reunion of New Castle high school alumni was held Friday at Cascade Park despite rain. Hundreds attended the picnic grove gathering and a fried supper followed by an annual meeting. Ed C. Wilson retired as president and Dr Jay Reed class of 1918 was elected president for the next year. Officers named: Paul Butz vice president Miss Margaret White secretary Earl Ramsey treasurer Mrs Har Sowers assistant treasurer Walter W Duff re elected to the athletic council.
Rain forced the gathering to the dancing pavilion where the Alumni Association hosted a picnic supper and coffee with Shenango Pottery providing dishes. The class of 1927 was honored at the dance with a grand March led by Dr. Jay Reed and Ralph M. Campbell as the supervisors.
St Vitus parish plans a major picnic at Cascade park on Monday led by Fr Patrick DiReand assistant pastor. The daylong outing aims to involve hundreds of parish children and their parents with athletic events and games, transport arranged by generous car owners.
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