Benefits of Joining the Troop in the National Guard
The article outlines advantages for recruits in Troop F including physical gains from drills and riding, about 7.40 monthly pay plus 3.00 daily during summer encampment, and traveling expenses. It describes a clublike armory with books, games, dancing, and lounges, plus annual summer encampments at Mt. Gretna and other sites, and notes selective recruitment and peer associations with top city youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea
Algo
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Allegheny Mountains
New York National Guard
North Carolina
Old Asphalt Plant Razing Near New Castle Works
The old asphalt plant south of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company works is being wrecked by Leving and Son. The site will be used for future improvements by the American Sheet and Tin Plate company, but for now it will become a baseball diamond and retain tennis courts on part of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Leving and Son
Professor Moore Retirement List Report
State School Employees Retirement Board meeting in Harrisburg retired sixty two teachers on annuities and six on disability. Included was Professor Isaac N. Moore of Slippery Rock State Normal School, known to many New Castle residents. Average service 27 years, average pension $275 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School Employees Retirement Board
Starrisburg
Isaac N. Moore
Slippery Rock Stile Normal School
New Castle
Slippery Hock
Warteds Pindifon Ax Chauffeur Orl Cock Driver
Room 29 Y Mt at an, axed in a confusing entry. The fragment mentions a chauffeur or Cock Driver in a misc context, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warteds Pindifon Ax
Orl Cock
Y. Mt At An
Democratic Convention Debates Platform and Nomination Tactics
Reports from San Francisco detail delegates caucusing on platform planks including Irish freedom and wet vs dry issues. Leaders fear nominating before platform adoption, while figures like Cochran and Lewis maneuver for influence as McAdoo signals openness to a possible nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Chiiman
Cummings
National Committee
Fan Snauvincy
W. Bourke Cochran
Cochrane
Tams
New York
Resolutions Committee
Lewis
San Francisco
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
United States
Woodrow Wilson
McAdoo
Stuart
Gibboney
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo Boovin
Local Social Notes Highlight House Guests and Arrivals
Personal mentions list guests visiting in several homes including Miss Katherine Fick and Miss Augusta Raub, with friends and relatives visiting from Philadelphia Chicago Hazlecroft and Washington. The notes note upcoming moves and a wedding event at 208 Bluff Street as the Meehan Vallely ceremony approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ortha Fox
Xttaining
W. A. Hanna
Butter Road
Mies Katherine Fick
Philadelphis
Albert Meteal
Denver Street
Mise
Karin C. Jerstron
Chicago
Ie W. Reed
Hazlecroft Avenue
Mra
Frank M. Jones
Exel North Street
Wallace Avenue
Augusta Raub
Aston
Mra. H. McFall
North Bay Street
David McDowell
Mercer
Jira
J. N. Wagner
Neshannock Agellua
Charles Harkless
New Kensington
H. P. Stockman
East Washington Street
Florence Manrow
Washington, Pa
E. Busehman
Hroghan Avenue
Rush Swisher
Late City
Pauline Bowser
Butler
Richmond
Frank Harlan
Sheridan Avenue
E. M. Burke
Cutherins Burke
St. Petersburg
Fla
Farier
5. L. Young
Albert P. Kohart
Lorain
Kohart
Mary Dowagin
Howerd Robinson
Niagara Falls
Buffac
Brig
Great Lakes
Robinson
Anna Willme
Thomas Vatley
Towellville
Margaret Meehan
Bluff Strest
Meehan-Vallely
Drowned Boy's Body Still Not Found in River
Reports say Dominick Bartberger, nine, disappeared after entering the river with brothers Joseph and Gilbert amid high water. Although searchers expect the body downstream near a riffle, the current is strong and the river remains unsafe. The Bartberger family mourns as authorities продолжают digging along the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominink
Sominick
Teresa
Helen
Ross
Ane Garmen
Council Approves College Street Paving and Sidewalk Demand
City council approved specifications for paving College Street in Second Ward and authorized a Mills Way ordinance between Highland and Blaine. Owners on Meyer Norwood Edgewood and Clanmore Boulevards must lay sidewalks within 30 days or the city will do so and assess costs. Also approved storm sewer extension on Blaine Street and thanked Carnegie Steel. Found bridge stones pose public hazard on Meyer Avenue and must be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Street
Second Ward
Council
Highland Avenue
Blaine Street
Ceane
Meyer, Norwood
Edgewood Avenues
Clanmore Boulevard
Audley Street
Connesl
Turtle Return Marks Twenty Years At Armburger Farm
In Oil City Pennsylvania a land turtle has returned annually for twenty years to the farm of J. P. Armburger near the city. Each summer Mr. Armburger uncovers the turtle and notes the date. First observed in 1960 the familiar creature reappears regularly, marking a long running seasonal ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
J. P. Armburger
Armburger
Br. Armburger
Ellwood to Host Fast City Basketball Clash
Shelby Tohn leads Ellwood against Bath area Elwanet team in a heated rivalry described as a strong medium intensity city game. The matchup features noted players in a packed weekend schedule at Eiwoel Oity arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Shelby Tohn
Standard
Eiwoel Oity
Bath
Ara Elwanet
Belie Manifertad
Auppartord
Pymea Ie
Emmy
Noon Athletics Adopted by Pennsylvani Shops
Noon athleticrs have been adopted by the Pennsylvani shops and a committee will meet next Tuesday evening to lay out A program to be followed. Shop athletics at a meeting with hiora and More foyer In the various planth. The H, and , employas at New Caalie Junction have started a volley balllirmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvani
Hiora
New Caalie Junction
Many Indicted In Oil Swindles
International News Service reports new indictments in a nationwide oil stock fraud probe. Four idle companies ten brokerage concerns and fifty individuals are implicated. Lewis C. Van Riper of Boston, former secretary to Thomas W. Lawren, faces notable charges and $20,000 bail. Warrants are dispatched to U S Marshals for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. van Riper
Boston
Thomas W. Laweun
United States Marshals
New York City
Sales Lectures for Brown and Hamilton Dry Goods Staff
Under the direction of Southall of Brown and Hamilton Dry Goods Company a new program of lectures three mornings weekly educates the sales force. A third of employees hear Mr Southall each morning on Wednesday Thursday and Friday focusing on sales efficiency customer interest and service to customers the employer and the staff. This morning he spoke on The Power of Thought in Business. The sales force shows strong interest and staff suggestions to increase sales and improve service are encouraged for automatic implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Southall
Joe
Brown and Hamilton Dry Goods Company
Ann
Mr. Southall
Southall
Bouthell
Children’s Day Program at St Luke’s Zion A M E Church
A detailed program for Children’s Day at St Luke’s Zion A M E Church lists organist Miss Ajary Dillard and a roster of selections and readings. Rev Archie Brill delivers prayers with scripture by Mrs P Warris, while children and choirs perform solos and duets including Love Divine and Be Glad. Superintendent Blanche Dillard guides the event with multiple participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's A. M. E Jon Church
Evan Ingaf & O
Ajary Dillard
Scuval
Archie Brill
P. Warris
Love Divine
Archie Almond
Gladya Taylor
Mary Lane
Edna King
Jesus
School
Ethel Edmunds
Jesus Ie
Viola Allen
Joan Nase
Sunny June
Tiny Harris
Qore
Mabel Taylor
Sehpal
Anna Taylor
Smallpox Care Cost Bill Approved by City Council
The council approved paying a $257.12 bill from HIN for care of quarantined smallpox patients in the typest house. A $299.18 water sewer flush bill was also approved for payment. Fire hydrant repairs billed by Fire Chief Frank J. Connnty were sent back for investigation and recommendation after defective approval led to a rejected bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dyer
Council
Water Company
Mos
Frank J. Connnty
Tom
Jum Foe
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Admitted names include Mavis, Margaret, Pauline Shifier, Huron TM, Mites, Mashiur. Drownings cited with several garbled entries. Hospital notes list patients and unclear spellings reflecting OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis
Might and Wreanie
Margaret — Avars
Wien
Pauline Shifier
Huron TM
Snow Bird Romance of Barbara and Ted at College
A lively tale follows Barbara, twenty two, staying with sister in a Boston suburb. She romps with cousin Ruth and Buster while admired from windows as Theo Waring ponders fate. A sprained ankle interrupts the scene but tempers only briefly shift Ted’s Europe plan as romance deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbum Jewel! Craven
Bab
Bobwn
Boseton
Anaa
Ruth Agna
Bobva
Lester, Jr
Buster
Bob
Barbara
Curla
Ln College
Agna
coagHog
Tke Anna
Feautifa
Theodore Waring
Jed
Ansa
Ruffie
Ted
N&good
Europe
Naneymoons
Pardaew
Anavelint
American Cigarette History Through Era Shifts
The article traces cigarette origins from early tobaccos to later blends, noting shifts in materials like Turkish and Virginia varieties, and mentioning brands and regional production changes. It highlights evolving manufacturing and consumer trends in the United States, with references to players and places such as West Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
Deaths of the Day and Local Funeral Notices
Obituary notices list Louisa Neil 75, died at her son in law H G Wallace home on Youngstown road. Also notes several funeral services for Kenneghan Len sek Tramsey and Meek with interments at Mt Jackson Oak Park Polish Trinity and Petersbug churches. Surviving relatives include Neil children and siblings, Len sek and Tramsey kin, and Maude Kincaid. Funeral dates set for Saturday and Sunday with services at multiple churches in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Neil
James Neil
H. G. Wallace
Youngstown Road
Delbert
John Neil
Bippery Rock Town
Bhip
Dora Neil
Fitterburgh
Slaters
Hubert Nichardson
Lena Sage
Ellwood City
Belinda Arooka
Hizabeth Abbott
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episacopal ‘Church of
Wdenburg
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Hainsey
Arthur L. Tramsey
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Hiram W. Meek
Alvam W. Heck
Eaatbrook Atreat
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Petersburg
William S. Heck
New Springfield
Margarat Yartson
Ellen Coller
Maude Kincaid
Petersbug
Youngstown
Nicks To Play Radiator Tonight at Plant Grounds
The Nicks and Hadlators are to meet this evening at six on the Radiator plant grounds. Manager George Nicholson asks all Nicks to report on the ground by six. A fast game is anticipated and a crowd of plant employees will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicks
Hadlators
George Nicholson
Money Donated to Prepare Armory in Neshannock Market
The Board of Trade allocates 200 toward fixing the Troop F armory to be on the second floor of the Neshannock Market on Neshannonk Ave. Harry Huwee contributes an amount. Interior changes will cost about 200 for carpenter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floard of Trade
Neshannock Market
Neshannock Ave
Harry Huwee
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Oscar L. Jackarm Camp
A well attended meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Oscar L. Jackarm Camp No 248 Sons of Veterans was held last evening in the G A R hall. Members transacted substantial business and a committee was appointed to coordinate with the Sons of Veterans for a forthcoming social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackarm
Sons of Veterans
G. A. BR. Hell
Mrs Charles E McCoy and Mira Dora Locke Return Home
Mrs Charles E McCoy and Mira Dora Locke of Gardner have returned home from Slippery Rock where they visited relatives and attended the commencement exercises of Slippery Rock State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McCoy
Mira Dora Locke
Gardner
Slippery Rock
Thea
Slippery Hock Stata Normal School
Radiator Co Grounds Fine Beauty Spot in City
The National Radiator works East Side plant is praised for its attractive grounds. A circular ash drive from East Washington leads to the property noting a baseball diamond, tennis court, croquet grounds, and extensive flower beds including hollyhocks. The grounds are described as civic minded and exceptionally scenic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Radiator Works
Chers
East Washington
Tennla Cuyst
Eothers
Religious Circles Gather For Local Church Activities
In the Happy Heart Sunday school class of First Baptist taught by Mrs Holsinger will meet at Miss Virginia Livingston's Marshal Avenue residence Saturday at 2 PM. Farther Light Society of Fleet Baptist meets Tuesday evening June 29 at Mrs W W Paulson 206 West Gragg street. members bring guilt patches for the Puet Indians at Novads. Trinity Church choir holds final summer rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist’ Church
Holsinger
Virginia Livingston
Marshal Uvehue
Farther Light Society
Fleet ‘Baptist Church
Homs
W. W. Paulson
Waat Gragk Street
Novads
Trinity Church
Rose Murder Case Continued After Delay
The commonwealth versus Alex Rose, charged with Emil Hidaay's murder in Gerard Ohio, is postponed by District Attorney George W Moss awaiting additional evidence before the term begins. An odd archival note mentions an old celluloid collar friend exhumed by Ra plind with a list of quirky items and a mug bearing the name in old English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Alex Rose
Emil Hidaay
Gerard
George W. Moss
Raplind
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New Castle Wit
Prof. Moore
Wille
Willle
Avery
Nice
Asabe Iention
Venn Realty Company
East
Washington Street
Ina
Nicitel Automadtia
Pindar Alease
Timmy
Wanthed
Cinh Fonse
Nak
Sneer R Ae
TAS
Trvmilton Apts
Hell
Erate
Fornia Thinker
Von
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
Trish Breedpin
Joseph
Gilbert Bartberger
Locust Street
Bartberger
Father
Gilbert
Tommick
Atraeta
Councll
J. C. Norris
Connell
Carnegie Steel Company
Knox
Cannell
G. A. Wighy
Carnégie Steal Company
Pennsy Shops
Marwaut
Licensis
E -Youngstown
Thelma
Camuilly
Ken Castla
John
Nitehell
Nellie Peata
Ongtlo Robert
Wisc
Clyde Morrow & Oo
Cally
Vanna Evimunda
Ana Cutayppo
Widwood City
Hibwood City
Albert MM
Whoenln
Cath Susanna M
Cnathy Aewato
Wanda New Cathe
Brown and Hamilton
St. Luke’s Zion
Ruth Mitchell
Misa Olive Taylor
Lena Hackett
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Theodore Jackson
Lilith Plower
Geraldine Harris
Harris
Dillard
Elizabeth Seales
Simmer Land
Virginia Johnson
Chorue
Ariyella Robinson
Opal Harris
wMrs
Marsie Johnson
Warrin
Ira
Blanche Dillard
City
Shenango Valley
Mmoebargeds
Vmnoncaverite
Mitiara Hens
Alescoy
Mashiur
L. Mae Poole
McClure
Npaper Sradioety
Westin
Carolinas
Elgivetio
Charles Kenne
Jhan
Federal Street
Rev. C. CG
Campball
Croton
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dann Undertaking Company
Rigo Kart
North Street
New Castle, Pa
Market Street
New Wilmington
Ik Bewans
Reli Bellans
W.f.dufford& Co
Washington St
the Bargain Home Furnishers
Union Phond
Bell Phont
White & Son
AOTIL
Neshannock Avenue
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