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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
5
Nicholas Casella, director of municipal creation, notified the city that proper destruction is underway at the West Side Feround area, with police promising to monitor the site.
Fragmentary text suggests disruption in a process with references to a blocked waiting pool and scattered items. No clear entities or dates emerge. readable elements indicate a partial description of a blockage affecting a system. Further context is needed to identify precise subjects or outcomes.
Local citizens contemplate attending the Second Disidh reunion to be held in Detroi Michigan from July 15 to July 18. Frank P. Flynn of the Ray Street Fire Department is noted in the record.
The Ella M George Inter-County Institute of the Women's Christian Temperance Union meets June 25 at the Metropolitan church Greenville with counties Butler Beaver Clarion Lawrence and Mercer participating. Miss Gertrude Adams presides morning sessions and Lillian Trezise speeches address the hourlong program ends with a youth rally led by Lida Bear and a keynote by Mrs. Lillian N Brave on Prohibition Parsonage recognition.
Four patrol leaders and four assistants from Epworth troop 10 led a guided hike on a recent night with each pair following a separate trail ending at Senator George Weingardiner's home. Friday's Epworth M E church meeting opened at 7 30 p.m. with prayer and color ceremony.
It is learned the tree trimming crew once for Pennsylvania-Ohia Electric has disbanded leaving a single man at work trimming overhead trees. Work now focuses on branches interfering with wires, while reports claim branches hang into streets impeding traffic and causing near-misses. City officials urge tree owners to heed height ordinances, though many reportedly ignore the notice.
City authorities require a bond and a permit to install an electric sign. The permit costs $1 and the sign costs $1 for a pedestalled device. Building officials have taken out a bond to guard the city against liability. The policy must be filed before permit approval. In May the city collected $8 from such licenses.
City council considers dance hall licensing with revenue details. Speris reports 32 submissions from Gillespie. city netted 0 from operators while hall owners gained 43 dollars. License cost is 1800 dollars.
Mr Jackson notes children exercised were held Sunday morning at United Presbyterian church with large attendance and a good offering. Four churches social at Mount Jackson will be held at Bethel church on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gerald Ball returned home from their wedding trip. Ransom Barris visiting daughter nurse in Chicago. Margaret Klang returned home after Pittsburgh visit. Dixon of Cleveland spent weekend with his mother Ilsa Dixon. Ada Anderson and Mrs Harie spent Sat with Leland Olson. Mr and Mrs Giv enbt married couple to Chicago. Mrs Charlotte Anderson of Be Iseaner spentThursday evening with Miss Della Paden. Mrs George Vonberz of Enon Valley called on Mr and Mrs Cowder. Caskey, re have returned is supposed blind, deaf and dumb but evidence of blindness and deafness not visible.
Former Volant College students and families will gather Wednesday June 24 on the old campus site for their annual reunion. Invitations extend to former residents of Volant as well. Notable speakers include C. D. Gatoraith of Columbus and Judge L. F. Farr of Lisbon, with Dr. J. B. Bowman of Mt. Union College and Judge James A. Chambers of New Castle also listed. Local notes report visits and movements of residents including N. O. Allen, Mrs. Sarah Potter, Miss Lois Delker, Mr. and Mrs. Tom James, and many others in Newcastle and surrounding areas.
Nugent, superintendent, set to attend the sewage disposal convention tonight at 8. The event aims to discuss waste handling and city sanitation. Local officials and attendees plan to compare disposal practices and adopt improved methods.
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