Parade for dogs at Centennial Dog Show July 3
A Friday morning parade in New Castle invites all residents with dogs to enter. Prizes awarded for ugliest, biggest, smallest, most colored and most comically dressed dogs. The line forms at 70:00 o'clock at North Jefferson and Grant, with a band leading to Garden Plaza. no entry fees, no strict rules.
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Eveery
Webster
Marth
Jefferson and
Grant Streets
Jefferson Street
Washington
Nohannooc
Noshamninch
Garden
North
Tinlsburgh
New Castle
Jilly
Casthine
Newaske
Lawrence County
Mercer Farmers Predict Bumper Corn Crop
Mercer Pennsylvania farmers foresee corn as the year's best grain, with wheat and oats fair. Drought stress spring and summer hindered grain and strawberry yields yet corn is expected to exceed early expectations. Prospects include early apples and berry crops, while overall farm work is notably advanced for this time of year.
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Mercer. Pa
Wool Pool Surges Past Four Ten Thousand Pounds
Lawrence County Wool Growers pool closes for the day with over 40,000 pounds of wool stored at the Moravia street warehouse. W R Connell predicts the total will hit the 50,000 mark today and may exceed it as grading from State College continues. Townships Inion Little Beaver Big Beaver Mahoning and Beaver County flowers bring their crops to the warehouse as the pool nears its last day. Association officers report unprecedented success this year.
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Lawrence County
Wool Growers’ Association
Moravia Strait
W. R. Connell
Mr. Connells
State College
Inion Township
Little Beaver Township
Big Beaver Township
Mahoning Township
Beaver County
Association
Abodes Of Hindu Gods Illuminated By Rubies
The article notes Hindu beliefs that rubies illuminate the abodes of gods and that rubies were worn as amulets to ward off plague poison and evil spirits. It mentions Greek and Roman ideas of ruby light and suggests a ruby would turn dark if its owner was in danger.
The Ruby Teraphs and Their Lustrous Powers
The text describes glowing rubies whose color resumes after use, implying an inexhaustible flame within the stone. It classifies rubies as male and female, with lighter stones praised for health benefits including calming thoughts, curbing desires, dispelling vapors, and smoothing disputes.
Class of 1925 Plans Alumni Reunion at Gascade Park
Members of the 1925 high school graduating class expect a record turnout for an alumni reunion at Gascade park with an afternoon picnic grove supper and a dance in the evening. Committee chair Joe Blanning and members Catherine McMillin Clarence Kenedy Elroy Lockley Lolita Williams and Mary McGorn urge attendance and note tickets for the dance will be distributed from 4 PM at the grove.
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Gascade Park
Joe Blanning
Catherine McMillin
Clarence Kenedy
Elroy Lockley
Lolita Willams
Mary McGorn
Blanning
Luc
Ony
Forfeit Big Bails At Mercer Court
Mercer Pa June 24 Bail forfeitures totaling 4500 occurred at the June criminal court session. Three liquor cases saw $1500 bail each for Mars Pomesta J H Kelly and Frank Gonsar. Mary Pomesta’s bail was forfeited again in the same action after an earlier January term arrangement. With about half of the 41 liquor violation cases the court foresees a short session.
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Mercer
Mars Pomesta
J. H. Kelly
Frank Gonsar
Mary Pomesta
Cassedy New Head Of Moose Lodges
Albert Cassedy of Baltimore was elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at officers’ election held Tuesday during annual convention sessions in Maryland city. Four delegates attend from New Castle lodge of the J C O M Gassedy succeeds Willard J Marakle. George Ward of Erle is chosen secretary for Western Pennsylvania district.
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Albert Cassedy
Baltimore
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Maryland
New Castle
Suit Brought For Damages To Truck
The Lawrence Ice and Storage company sues Goldberg Bros. Produce for 175.12 dollars in damages to a truck after a Cochran alley collision. The plaintiff claims the defendant operated carelessly, causing 105.12 dollars in truck damage and seven days loss of use at 19 dollars daily. Martin and Martin represent the plaintiffs.
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Lawrence Ice and Storage Company
Goldberg Bros. Produce Company
Cochran Alley
Martin
Martin Repra
Last Night's Fights In Several Cities
Reports from Cleveland New York and nearby cities recap a series of boxing results. Red Chapman beat At Corbett in ten rounds in Cleveland while Johnny Datto stopped Jack Dutty in Toledo none. Milto Cohen shaded Don Baxter in six rounds in Cleveland. Morris McMullan defeated Carl Dencolr Erle in six rounds and Frankie Van beat Moxie Mller in Cleveland in six rounds. In New York King Solomon beat Ad Stone in ten rounds and Bob Lawson stopped Martin O Grady in one round. Eddie Anderson won over Hilly Levine in ten rounds in New York.
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Cleveland
Red” Chapman
Roaston
At. Corbett
Johnny Datto
Los Angeles
Jack Dutty
Toledo
Milton Cohen
Don Baxter
Lima
Morris McMullan
Carl Dencolr
Erle
Frankie van
Moxie Mller
New York
King Solomon
Panama
Ad Stone
Philadelphia
Bob Lawson
Alabama
Martin O'Grady
California
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Hilly Levine
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