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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
12
George Thompson of 1101 Croton avenue reported a suspicious man last night who entered his ward, lifted a lawn mower from a residence, and attempted to place it in a car. Thompson noted three license digits and police stopped a Croton avenue vehicle matching the number.
The driver gave the name Frank Markaski and his address as 1894 Moravia Street following the car collision.
One hundred newspaper men and wives from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio gathered at Conneaut Lake Park on June 28 and 24 for the fifth Conneaut Lake Newspaper Outing Association meeting. James Borland of Franklin was elected president, H S Phillips of Meadville vice president, and M E Barton of Conneaut Lake as secretary-treasurer. Miss Celia Campbell of Cambridge Springs rode in the big airplane. A resolution thanked H C Holcomb and Charles E Putnam for hospitality and arranging the event.
Croton Boy Scout Troop No 5 assisted at Scout camp Saturday afternoon to bring the site to first class condition for the boys departing that morning. Transportation was provided by Mishers truck and tools donated by Mr Book Mr Leathorn and Mr West. The helpers included Clark McClelland Fred Brewster Clifford Book John Le mer Orlan Hartman Frank Fiorelli George Schetrom William Tryhat Bun West William Wallace George Ward R F P Davis scout master Phil Colaucca and Clifford Shuler. Troop committeemen Schetrom and Book also joined. A weather roost is planned for Lakewood Wednesday evening with friends and parents invited.
A domestic tale follows Mary Winston as her husband John contemplates infidelity. Mary prays for reconciliation while John, tempted by Minnie Clark, sees his aging reflection. A wedding anniversary scene unfolds as Mary quietly awaits John’s return and unsure if love remains. Major Muggs features in a short gag about cooking.
A lawn fete will be held Wednesday evening June 27 at the Legion Home on North Jefferson street. The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion organize the event offering strawberries tea cream and enka to benefit a good cause.
A severe weekend storm struck Hagerstown and southern Washington county Maryland causing extensive damage. Towns Williamsport and Keedysville suffered wrecked lightning lines uprooted trees and flooded roads. Antietam Creek overflow halted traffic and communication lines were severed isolating Hagerstown.
A serious man recalls TJ’s shift from setting his son an example to studying him closely for guidance on attire and conversation. In Strange Quarters a little friend spends her first night away, waking to a startled question about her bed as she looks around the room.
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