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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
26
The Ladies of the League of Women Citizens in Wampum Pennsylvania will hold a meeting Tuesday evening June 20 at 8 o'clock in the Opera House. All members are asked to attend to decide on a social for the next regular business meeting when officers will be elected. The originally planned July 14 date will be changed to suit members.
Mrs. Robert Freed, previously ill for several weeks, shows signs of improvement according to a hospital or family report.
Mrs. Joseph Lalley, long ill at Shenango Valley Hospital, has improved and was able to return home Sunday.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church announces a bas event to be held soon. Proceeds support church outreach and local missions with door prizes and a luncheon. Community members are invited to attend and contribute.
A lawn gathering at Mrs Ernest Henn’s lawn is set for Wednesday June 21 with an open air business meeting at 2 PM and a lawn supper for the ladies at 6 PM. If rain, the event moves to the church basement with all invited.
Beaver Falls resident Leo Mannion visited yesterday while a stream of guests arrived from New Castle Rochester Fay ette City East Palestine Ohio Youngstown and Ellwood City for weekend stays and Sunday visits. Families including the Conners Robertson Barnes Galbreath Fye Bangso Fosner and others shared hospitality with local residents.
William B. Howe led the field at the New Castle Country Club on Saturday afternoon June 17 with a net 71 after a 93 gross and 22 handicap. George D. Blair Jr. and Q A McBride tied for second with net 73. The day featured firm greens fast fairways and a large entry.
Elliott Blair Steel plans a quarter million dollar extension at Mercer plant with two four gang 12 inch rolling mills and other improvements. Presidents Blair and Elliott said the article was largely incorrect and that plans are tentative with no final decisions yet.
The New Castle Afro-Americans P. L. D. Reading Circle gathers this evening at Mrs. Mollie Johnson's Green Street residence. Topic is Model Home Life with roll call on favorite colors for decorating.
Radio programming details list baseball scores news and a business conditions report from 3:30 p m with 15 minute intervals, followed by music selections and children's stories. The station KDKA East Pittsburgh airs Verdi Huhn Strayer Wahl and piano guitar pieces with notes on Pittsburgh daylight saving time and wavelength.
Sam Markovitch alias Sam Yanaskovitch Louis Hy del and Joe Warcyk faced trial before Judge Emery on charges of stealing a blooded rooster and two hens from Mike Miller’s coop on March 10. A second victim reported a description under an arc light but could not ID, and a house yielded twelve or more dressed chickens. The men deny the charges with DA Hildebrand Clark presenting for the commonwealth and Dickey Logan for the defense.
Officer John Young began daytime duties this morning in the Fifth ward while Officer Mike Connors requested a return to the night beat after being assigned daylight hours last week. Connors had long worked the right turn and preferred his night schedule.
Benjamin J. Christien by his attorneys Clark and White files for divorce from Marie Christien on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple married in February 1921 and lived together until June 22, 1922.
A reader testimonial praises Dreco for curing catarrh of the nose throat and stomach after three bottles. The letter from Wm Gearing of New Castle Pa describes morning congestion, hawking, and poor sleep improving as the remedy works, with an offer to learn more at McKee's Kut Rate Store 21 N Mill St with Miss Harper.
We express heartfelt appreciation to neighbors and friends for courtesies and floral offerings during the illness and death of our husband and father, MRS JAS A STICKLE & FAMILY.
The pansy has been adopted as the official flower of Butte Montana. City officials announced the designation highlighting its ornamental appeal and local heritage.
A brief note praising genuine paint and warning that many products are adulterated. It invites readers to discuss real paint with the author and highlights broad appeal from soup to nuts.
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