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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
18
Many paid final respects to Laic Dr Hazen WOGEER. The service drew present grandsons Louis Bim ford Blan and Keay Irwite McKin among mourners. Attendees included figures from North Wickies and Pittsburgh.
Funeral details for Thomas Pearson, drowned in Wisconsin, note of survivors and funeral at Beay Tide cemetery. Reading indicates a Beaver area death with kin listed as parents and siblings, reflecting a local obituary notice from a historical paper.
Ellwood City summary of a social club event led by Mrs Kin Reiner of Jefferson Street. Members gathered for a three table bridge night at Cascade Park with refreshments and decorative touches.
The Ellwood gathering on Wednesday June 20 featured a Brotherhood Bible unity group and their wives at Baldwin Storey home. About 100 attendees shared a meal on the lawn with quiet contests and social time as the evening wound down.
Miss Dorothy Farwell of Warren hosted a luncheon for Miss Juliet Offutt and other guests honoring her near bride status on June 26 at her home. Guests from Ellwood City included Miss Juliet Offutt Miss Mary Maxwell Offutt Miss Lu tile Fisher and Miss Virginia Thompson. W C T U meeting in Ellwood City announced for June 20 at Mrs George Erieart residence on Crescent avenue with planned discussions.
Ellwood City June 20 1929 Chautauqua season closed with a Legion band parade through main streets and a closing comedy titled Skidding a light family life drama. Guarantors for 1929 face a deficit though a full report isn’t yet available.
June 20 eighty members of the S. O. B. club and their children enjoyed a plane meeting Wednesday at Falston beach. A swimming period followed by a basket picnic supper under the trees. The club will meet again in two weeks with meeting place to be announced.
Members of the Willing Workers society of Trinity Lutheran church enjoyed a luncheon dinner Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clark on New Castle road. The group completed a quilt order and planned the next church event for the following week. Kenneth Goodsell and Jack O'Neill are mentioned in Ellwood City notes.
Alma Hazen and Charles Tin bin wed in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at the Hazen home in Wurtemburg. Rev. Doak officiated as a two year old nephew carried flowers. The couple plans a postnuptial East tour and a home in Wurtemburg after a dinner for 18.
Ellwood City resident Fred Long formerly of Marshall Michigan had a miraculous escape from a wrecked ship near the Columbia River head. He traveled to the coast on the Laurel but returned by train due to his mother’s illness in Marshall Michigan.
Ellwood City June 20 Rotary club members will entertain ladies as special guests this eve ning at Crescent Hill Grange on Portersville road. An informal program features an account of a recent Dallas convention trip by Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Patterson. Also announced will be a will mold weiner roast for Friday evening June 21 at Miss Frances Medard’s home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rem Lee of Clarinda Iowa, guests of friends, have returned home.
A massive truck from Wm. Leech Co blocked the New Castle-Walimo detour during a severe hail storm, delaying long lines of cars. Beams from the truck were moved to Sharon for a new school building. Traffic eased once the truck cleared the detour. The report also notes Rome pushing advanced brick production and flags a threat to Senator Hetlin.
The readable fragments mention aching swollen feet and various nonsensical phrases. No clear event, person, or organization is established, leaving only scattered terms and placeholders.
The Crescent Portland Cement Co of Sandusky Cement Co held a regional safety meeting and banquet at the Cathedral Tuesday night. Attendees from the local plant included W. P. Rice Ed Hartley F L Herbert J W Bremer Ed Elphie FM Mies Frank Melke L Karner L Perruche Sylvester Bermetho EB W Depew S Hennon Lloyd Campbell Ralph Breimer A Scala R Talley Joseph Dinger J D Kirkwood Lingel Eversale Mervie McCaslin L 0 Winegar and General Superintendent J W White R McHenry efficiency man J Rowlett inspector of Cleveland. Guests reported a splendid meeting and a delicious dinner.
Gardner residents hosted visitors and relatives from New Castle New Wilmington Beaver Falls Ellwood City and Pittsburgh. Local clergy and church events noted along with announcements of births visits sermons and a small-town social scene.
The Leopold Shoe Shop announces a new store opening this Friday offering a complete line of loafers and fashion wear at low prices. B C Obencham will oversee the local store, bringing wide experience from Yefi Linn of Loot, and inviting the public to visit.
Mays Landing New Jersey June 20 Buried treasure words evoke wealth. Article recalls pirate legends and reports a local claim of finding a treasure hoard in the Oak area with references to “The Gabriel Red” and various names and prices including 37,000. The piece blends myth with local curiosity about a modern dig near Captain Kidd ruins and garden plots.
The readable text shows scattered names and places such as Pompeo Cray Bhents Etnels Store and Lash, with references to stores, taverns, and supplies. Fragments mention local figures, events, and observations, but the overall draft is garbled and incomplete, lacking a clear single event or coherent narrative.
A report notes AG equipment was taken from the Yow CA amy facility. Investigators work to identify the suspect(s) and recover the items. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the precinct.
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