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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1933

Page

9

Bodenhamer Remembered by Legionnaires in New Castle

Members of Perry S. Gaston Post and local veterans recall the death of Os Bodenhamer, former National Commander of the American Legion in 1930. He died from burns after an explosion on an oil lease near Shreveport yesterday. Bodenhamer had spoken in New Castle on March 4, 1930, at the annual National Commander's gathering.

Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion New Castle Oo. Lodenhamer Shreveport Bodenhamer Annuat National

Death of prominent Legion leader dies after banquet

The Perry 8 Gaston Post reports the death of a longtime American Legion commander who was a Shreveport business and civic figure. He collapsed after a banquet before about 1,500 Legionnaires and guests, despite emergency treatment. He had been defeated in last year’s Democratic primary by Mrs Hatty W. Caraway and was elected commander at the Louisville convention in 1929. His death is mourned across the Legion community.

Bottenhamer el Dorado Ark Civic i Hattie W. Caraway United States American Legion Louisville Gaston’ Post

Two Truck Drivers Die in Fire After Brake Failure

International wires report two drivers, Andrew Becker aged 95 and Francis Atkin aged 60, killed when brakes burned out on Laurel Park Mountain hill. Their truck loaded with fireworks plunged over the highway and burst into flames. The tires were not ignited.

Servinsy Green Ligonier Mountains Andrew Becker Francis Atkin Dow Laurel

East Brook Grange Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday

The regular East Brook Grange meeting is moved from Thursday to Wednesday June 21. The session starts at 8:00 p.m. East Brook Grange Hall will host the business session in standard time.

East Brook Grange

Convention 10 Brings Throngs And Fireworks Show

A large crowd gathered for Convention 10 with fireworks and music by George Thomas and Rhythm Boys. The program featured diverse groups including Chesterigh, Calvin Cox, Fred Robinson, and Eugene Robinson performing selections.

George. Thomas Rhythm Boys Chesterigh Georie’ Thomas Calvin Cox Fred Eugene Robinson Edanfiland Anitiee

Army man visits local unit amid slow camp progress

An army visitor praised the company for its splendid teamwork and efforts to supply scarce timber and sand. Officials expect construction to proceed, with other corps to be supplied soon, though delays persist in the district.

Camp life notes and troop morale gains amid Fourth of July plans

Readers learn of camp improvements and unit spirit after Major Wyand's visit as Commander Haskell Allison praises the men. Sergeant Gavaghan leads a budding baseball team, with youths like Ostrosky and Leopard Book traveling to and from Trout Run. Names such as Edward Calvert Ab Russo and Dick McKee appear among campers enjoying camp life and plans to visit home for the Fourth.

Wyand Haskell Allison Cami Gavaghan Hopts Bud Ostrosky Art Sillimani A.tot Youngstown

Mercer tax payments improve after mill town recovery

The county treasurer reports delinquent taxes have dropped recently as employment returns to the valley mills. Delinquent taxes totaling about 500000, spanning several years, were noted in the report, reflecting improved payment performance.

Ps Jume Counsty George Ww. Lawrence Lawrence

Bonded Debts Spike Across Pennsylvania 1923–1930

Special to The Waws reports Pennsylvania local government indebtedness rose over 25 percent in seven years, reaching more than 100 dollars per resident. Totals rose from 531.6 million in 1923 to 3.037 billion in 1930, with townships doubling or tripling.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Western Pennsylvania National Economy League Ers League

County prepares to pay off 87000 road bonds on July 1

County commissioners plan to settle 87000 in road and bridge bonds on July 1, with total payments near 111000 including interest. They expect sufficient funds but warn the treasury will be drained. Tax collections for 1993 have been slow, leaving several bills unpaid until further receipts.

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