The News Company Notice and Contact Details
The News Company New Castle Pa announces its partnership owners Mrs George E B Treadwell and Fred L Rentz with editors Kean and Bert Wells. Telephones listed for editorial and business offices. Subscriptions offered daily and weekly rates with on sale at leading stands. Public correspondence invited from county residents.
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the News Company
George EB. Treadwell
Fred Aea L. Rentz
Fred L. Bert Wells
Kean
Pennypacker’s Defense Before State Commission
Ex Governor Pennypacker testified Friday before the capitol investigating commission. The piece portrays him as weak or corrupt, condemning his insistence on legal form over practical action and noting alleged prior pledges, chidings of Huston, and endorsements for furnishings despite earlier cost concerns. The summary questions his truthfulness and fitness for office.
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Pennypacker
State Capitol
Huston
Sanderson
Pennsylvania
Peonypacker
Capitol
Grand Old Party
Berry
Michael Pitzer Improves After Dinkey Engine Accident
At Butler Avenue, Michael Pitzer, injured Wednesday evening while holding his son as a dinkey engine struck him, is reported better at the hospital. Doctors say the broken leg will not require amputation, though it remains crushed and bruised and his recovery is uncertain.
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Michael Pitzer
Butler Avenue
Amouta
Miss Elliott Gains in Popular Teacher Race
Miss Harriet Elliott, backed by West side supporters, continues to gain on Miss Olive Johnson in the Trades Assembly contest for the most popular school teacher. Votes cost one cent each, and increases in many candidates are noted as the race tightens toward a piano prize for the top vote-getter. The provided vote table lists leading names and tallies, including Olive Johnston, Clara Hamilton, Alma Locke, Elizabeth Snyder, and others.
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Harriet Elliott
West Side
Olive Johnson
Trades Assembly
Miss Johnston
Miss Elliott
Olive Johnston
Eemausou Urioes
Clara Hamilton
ROE
Mate Stockman
PS RS Easro Jorbaion
Apoe' Sa
Wrontee
Rae Semetid Gouson
Alma Locke
Cessss
Tore BO Elizabeth Snyder
Weamgen Pogue
Estsibiovcece
Sere Boutown
Deouine
Clara Wilkinson
Aera
Pette Ogy
Vleceu
Serge
Demn Weenie
Poirot
Iretta
Urs
Roberta Martin
Eeesee
Owae
Renee
Vletiod
Claioteie
Ella
McMillen
Juivene
le Sars
Edith McGee
Areseween
Rothney
Care Lek
Gertrude Smith
Esa
Miss Dinsmore
Suburban Comforts Over City Benches And Crude Jibes
A collection of quips on urban life and rural revival notes. Jibes on city heat benches versus curb rails, a western man fined for adulterating weinerwurst, a Chicago woman's $38000 bathing suit, harbor area farmers planning chickens, and a South Dakota manslaughter conviction. Also jokes about alarm clocks and marriage, Thaw’s sinking courthouse, homegrown strawberries, and bench requests in Diamond park. A Wisconsin inventor claims a pocket sized potato process and Youngstown Milwaukee jokes close the piece.
New Castle Country Club elects seven directors
At Friday’s annual meeting held in the Y M C A hall New Castle Country Club named seven directors George D Blair John Oursler John Elder Jr John H Lamb L M Uber A C Hoyt and R C Patterson The next week will see officer elections Plans for a new club house to replace the fire damaged building were outlined with a projected cost of 3000 to 4000 and construction by George Strohecker Son The new structure will mirror the old club house including a large living room with stone fireplace kitchen dining room and veranda plus locker rooms and toilets Work will start soon to have the facilities ready for members at the earliest possible date
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New Castle Country Club
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Messrs
George D. Blair
John Oursler
John Elder, Jr
John H. Lamb
L. M. Uber
A. C. Hoyt
R. C. Patterson
George Strohecker & Son
Nine Gambling Related Cases To Be Tried Next Week
Nine cases on the list to be tried at present court term with the principal case against Mrs. E. H. Marquette for fortune telling. Judge Porter set 10 o clock Monday to take up the case. Gambling cases likely to draw the most attention. Other cases include Charles Brown gambling devices and George Jones leasing a house for gambling.
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E. H. Marquette
Porter
Commonwealth
Charles Brown
George Jones
Receiver Painter Takes Two Weeks off From Bank
The New Castle Savings and Trust company receiver painter, John H. Painter, left for home Friday night and will be absent two weeks. He holds about 360 000 dollars, enough for a good dividend if court action allows. Efforts to speed a dividend are tied to Dauphin county court. no action before September. Notes pursued include 5395 dollars against A W Woods. Sheriff Waddington seized two lots on Delaware and Young streets for sale July 8 under bank suit.
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New Castle Savings and Trust Company
John H. Painter
Kittanning
Painter
Co. C. Robingson
J. Ll. My
Dauphin County
A. W. Woods
Waddington
Charles W. Hays
Delaware Avenue
William F
Deaths of the Day Funeral of Miss Christine Kremkau
Simple private rites were held Friday afternoon for Miss Christine Kremkau at the family home on Neshannock avenue. She was interred in Punxsutawney after the 4 PM services conducted by Rev. M Wilson Keith, with Miss Sara Dana Falls singing.
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Christine Kremkau
Neshannock Avenue
Punxsutawney
M. Wilson Keith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Kremkau
Sara Dana Falls
James Smith
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown Crossing
Sherman Klingensmith
South Lee Avenue
C. B. Livingston
Wesley M. E. Church
Oak Park
Fred Kelley
T. D. Kelley
Michael May
William P. Samuel
Thomas Williams
William Kelley
Little Gladys
Leroy Halyday
No. 2
Pine Street
Rev. Merrill
Seventh Ward
Valley View
Tail Merchants' Exchange aims to curb abuses and expose fraud
Sharon merchants form the Retail Merchants' Exchange to abate abuses and oversee Sunday business. The new corporation seeks to protect interests of local traders and promote fair practices in town commerce.
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Sharon
Retail Merchants’ Exchange
Youngstown Man Charged With Bigamy Held After Bail Set
Thomas Trehearn of Youngstown is charged with bigamy. Unable to post a $500 bail bond, he was jailed in Warren County yesterday.
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Thomas Trehearn
Youngstown
Warren
Flower Day Observed by Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Flower day actions by the W C T U branches include distributing bouquets Friday and sending flowers today. The original date June 9 was postponed due to cold weather. workers S A Mc Cleary and Belle Braham arranged and delivered over 20 bouquets from their own gardens. The S T L observed 136 button hole bouquets on the rescheduled day.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
S. A. McCleary
Belle Braham
West Side
Patterson Stationery Company Daily Bulletin Update
Saturday June 22 outlines slow magazine start but July periodicals arriving. Instructions to change subscribers’ summer addresses and request for the subscription catalogue with lowest prices. Rebound books sold at 43 cents including St Elmo Call of the Wild The Jungle and more. Newspapers from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland and local areas sold at publishers prices by P S Co 65 East Washington Street.
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St. Elmo
Richard Carvel
Glenary
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
P. 8. Co
East Washington Street
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