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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

6

Grove City Narrowly Escapes Death in Multiple Accidents

In Grove City on June 1, Mrs. Sylvester Sowers narrowly escaped when a Ford touring car left in gear rolled into Lincoln avenue and plunged toward Wolf creek, hitting a tree and injuring Jessie Redmond. The car’s windshield and radiator were damaged and the occupant was thrown forward. Dr G B Heibel and Joseph Arin narrowly escaped a train collision in a separate incident, crawled out through a broken windshield with cuts. Joe Sangitone, 70, of Volant, was injured when his car overturned near Center Church. his wife and four children were only slightly hurt. Miss Charlotte Smith and Miss Helen Leedom, both 22, were improving after injuries from a Thursday wreck. Kid McCoy spoke at United Presbyterian Church, drawing a sizeable local audience. Mrs. W J Hunt returned from a winter in Coffeyville, Kansas. A Vacation Bible School enrolled 250 students in its four week term run by the three local churches.

Grove City Sylvester Sowers Lincoln Avenue Bessemer Gas Engine Company Wolf Creek Ford John Briggs Sonera G. BE. Heibel Joseph Arin Strong Warren Joe Sangitone Volantia Grove City Hospital Center Church Charlotte Smith Helen Leedom O11 City

Liberty- Competent Nurse At Liberty- Competent Nurse

The writer seeks a position to care for faithful wares but will remain at home to tend their baby. They reference themes from "What’s Wrong with the Women" at Regent and outline personal priorities and plans.

Regent

Uncle Lucky and Little Jack Rabbit on the Train

Uncle Lucky reunites with Little Jack Rabbit aboard a Pullman car after a bridge chase. A conductor and Bull Dog guard the train while Uncle Lucky avoids trouble. they ride toward Hare Villas, reading a Little Jack Rabbit tale sold by a newsboy for fifty carrot cents. Copyright 1923, David Cory.

Attie Bunny Frog Granddaddy Lucky Hindfoot Rabbit Uncle Lucky Lett Hindfoot Rabbitville Clover Dell Jack Rabbit Hare~ Villas Jack Rabbits Turnip David Cory

Enrollment figures mark church tied summer school drive

The United Presbyterian lists 55 children from Grace M E and 84 from Presbyterian with 9 from Grace M church and remaining from other town churches. An undenominational school hosts many summer students. October 1 sets the launch date for the Presbyterian church building fund drive. Plans have been approved by the committee, cost not stated yet, with specifications to be drawn after changes are given to the architect. Miss Margaret Hodge, Freeport teacher, is home for the summer and sang at Sunday's morning Presbyterian service.

United Presbyterian Church Grace M. E The Presbyterian Church Margaret Hodge A. R. Hodge Freeport Miss Hodge

Steel Tank Explodes in Nashville Killing One

An explosion at a Nashville machine shop injured several and killed one man with two others critically hurt. The blast, believed to involve a steel tank containing nitro glycerine, shattered windows across the central city area and left workers Dave Zopfl, Arthur McCoy, and A. J. Eckhardt among the injured.

International News Service Nashville Tenn Dave Zopfl Arthur McCoy A. J. Eckhardt Zeph

John Yahn Convicted of Intoxication After Car Incident

Police responded to a report of a drunken man trying to start an Oldsmobile. John Yahu remained in the car, unstarted, and was jailed for being drunk. He paid $25 and costs in police court. If caught operating under the influence, he would face court as instructed by Police Chief Elder.

John Yahn Yahn Yahu

Real Estate Transfers and a Drunk Arrest

Real estate transfers list numerous dealings in Union Mahoning and Shenango townships Sixth and Fourth wards with $1 to $100 prices. A man named Patay Shell, home retreat, was arrested for drunkenness but stated intent to become a citizen. mayor Rentz noted his age, family, and discharge with instruction not to return to police court as defendant.

Mary Walker Charles FE. Walker Union Township Louis T. McBride Frank A. McBride Mahoning Township Freeman F. McBride Thomas G. John Michael Murray Anna —. Sechler William T. Hammond Leonardo Cimpalazzo Mares Pirshunobich Pasquale Dealille Andy Gallonio Pitth Ward Emma Boer Harry G. McKibbyen Patay Shell Rentz Rentz Rm Quesioning Shell

Excellent Speakers For Volant College Reunion June 28

Judge Louie T. Farr of the Ohio Court of Appeals Lisbon and ex-Senator A A Galbreath first Volant College president Rogers join Volant College Reunion speaker lineup. Prof J B Bowman Mt Union College Alliance and others on program for Volant and Community event with basket dinner at noon and program at two. Patterson Orchestra of Eastbrook provides music.

Louie T. Farr Court of Appeals of Ohio Lisbon A. A. Galbreath Volant College Rogers J. B. Bowman Mt. Union College Alliance Volant and Community Patterson Orchestra Eastbrook

Mistake In Price In David Long Ad

An ad for David H. Long shoe store in The News misquoted a oxford price at 18.85 dollars. the correct price listed should be 8.85 dollars.

David Long David H. Long the News Oxford

Card of Thanks for Marguerite Cummings

We thank friends neighbors the steel company employer and the Social League for kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs Marguerite Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bevan Also for floral tributes and automobiles donated by Mr Robert Cummings Mr and Mrs Jas Bevan.

Steel Company May Marguerite Cummings James Bevan Robert Cummings Jas, Bevan

Mystery Deepens Over Colonel Ellis Death in Pacific Islands

Washington reports reveal uncertainty about the May 12 death of Lieutenant Colonel Earl R. Ellis. Officials lack proof of cause as Tokio and Japanese authorities offer scant details. Ellis, fluent in Japanese, was said to be visiting Parac and Menado while connected to Hughes Trading, though its business role remains unclear.

Internatiwal News Service Washington, D. C Earl R. Ellis Marine Brigade Chateau Thierry Carolina Islands South Pacific Caroline Islands Japan Naval Department Ellis State Navy Tokio Foreign Office Tokio Eliza Japanese Navy Department Japan Advertiser Okio Parac Hughes Trading Company Rex Street New York City Pargo Menado Marine Corps

Police arresting strangers here in New Castle

Lester Carwaeed, listing Tennessee as home, faced Mayor Rentz on a loitering charge and was ordered from New Castle. Reports say he is en route to Ohio. Carwood arrived in New Castle at 4 o'clock last night and was jailed as police watch all strangers.

Lester Carwaeed Tennessee Rentz New Castle Ohio Carwood

Here 18 Years But Not Yet A Citizen

Jos Angelo a long term resident of the United States admitted to drinking in police court after confessing to a five year prior arrest. He said he has been in the country eighteen years and has not sought naturalization. He paid a five dollar fine plus costs.

Jos Angelo United States

Fuller McGee Get Minimum Sentence Year And Three Months

Edward M Fuller and W Frank McGee partners in E M Fuller Co pleaded guilty to bucket shop activities after a $5,000,000 collapse and were sentenced by Judge Nour to not less than one year and three months nor more than four years in Sing Sing. They had spent about seven weeks in Ludlow Street jail, with contempt time not deducted. The case involves asset investigations and links to Charlex A Stoneham, W Foley, and other figures.

International News Service New York Edward M. Fuller W. Frank McGee E. XM. Fuller & Co Nour General Sessions Sing Sing Ludlow Street Joab Banton Fuller & Co Charlex A. Stoneham New York National League Baseball Clu Sherif W. 5 Foley

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NEW Castle Electric CO Fisher’s Srea Washington B Smith Dwe Washington St Union Store ORK, Hutton & Company Washington Union Pesels Dr. Helbol Kid Vooy Kid McCoy Olie Sackett McCoy W. J. Hunt Caffayvillie, Kansas Presbyterian Methodist United Presbyterian NEW Castle Hardware CO East Side East Washington St Bell Phone F. Kr, Mitchell, Mgr Littie Jack Raserr Dans Place Dans Place Stores Fisher Bros South Jefferson Street Dome Theatre O's Neste Sai Sons Fone Grace Miller White Joe
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