Street Stop Signs Don’t Mean Much To Drivers
A visiting driver on Wallace avenue failed to stop at Highland while locals largely ignored stop signs. Observations last night and Monday afternoon detail drivers rolling through intersections with few obeying signals despite multiple corners posted. Over a two hour period 7:30 to 8:30 pm fifty nine cars passed Wallace and Highland, eighteen stopped, others slowed then surged across.
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Weatlace Avenue
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
East and
Wastington
Pennsylvania
New Cague
Wallace Avenue
Highland
Births in New Crate and Lover Hill areas
Mr and Mrs Albert G Hanna announce the birth of a son William Albert at New Cratle hospital on June 22. Mr and Mrs A B Lover Hill Crest Avenue announce a daughter Mary Louise born June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Hanna
Wildwood Avenue
New Cratle Hospital
William Albert
Ant
A. B. Lover
Hillcrest Avenue
Mary Louise
Cops And Lesle Boys To Tangle For Charity Game
A garbled report describes a weekly clash between the policemen’s baseball team and the Leslie Hotel team. Next Friday, June 26, they play for the Margaret Henry Home, hoping to settle a long running rivalry while benefiting the home. The piece notes local interest and the aim to help the kids, regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Margaret Henry
Virginia
Jimmy Stelmer
June
Margaret . Henry
Numerous Local Visitors and Travels Mentioned
Local society notes list Miss Vera Banks visiting her uncle in Delaware avenues, Jack Lewis registered at Jasper Park Lodge in Alberta, and Miss Wiolet Glover recovering from appendicitis. Other items include trips by Mr. and Mrs. Cypher, the Campbell family visiting from Portland, and multiple residents visiting Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Banks
Sioux City
J. M.’ Pyle
Delaware Avenues
Jack Lewis
Jasper Park Lodge
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Wiolet Glover
Lyndsal Street
Cloyd M. Cypher
North
Jefferson Street
Frank Campbell
Robert and
Addis Campbell
Portland
Ove
I Minnie Dufford
North Crawford Avenue
Richard Sisley
Helen Elizabeth
Grove City
O. A. Rodgers
North Cascade Street
Missus Cecelia Daugherty
South Jefferson Street
Bernadine Hannon
Fern Sreat
Philadelphia
New
T. T. Evans
Buhl
Sharén
Paul H. Pitzer
Detroit
Mich
Lydia Pitzer
Shaw
Pitzer
Junior
Patricia
Roy Waldron
Margaret Guy
Francis Bleagley
Catherine Eldar
City
Marian Bieir
Hartstown
Mornig
Emma
Margaret Appleby
Pittsburgh
Westminster College
C. H. Koontz
Mary L. Koontz
Morgantown
Harvey Munn
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Ten Years Ago First Fighting Yanks Landed In France
Lomerran June 26 1927 marks the arrival of the first American Expeditionary Force members in France to face Germany. The historic event sparked national pride and remembrance as many who marched ashore did not return, while others returned scarred yet resilient, some building prosperous lives after war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lomerran
Poree
Nearly 1000 People Handle Food in City Restaurants
An estimate from the bureau of health, city hall, shows about 1,000 persons handle food in New Castle hotels and restaurants. Health officers will conduct examinations, requiring certificates from physicians. Councilman Davies said Solicitor White will draft a health regulation ordinance mandating health inspections before new restaurants may open.
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Restautrans
New, Castle
Bureau of Health
Gaye Logartanc
O.davies
Sax
White
Brooklyn Girl Hopes For Recovery Of Injured Flier
A Brooklyn thirteen year old girl prays for the recovery of George Juanibert after his plane crash near Poterville, Pa, which killed James Walker, his cousin and heir to a $5,000,000 fortune. Lilian Chernow, released two days earlier from hospital for injuries from the June 8 crash, told reporters she awaits a promised airplane ride.
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International News Service
York
Brooklyn
George Juamibert
Princeto ‘Staidarit
Potteville
James ‘T. Walker
Glisamate
Lilian, Chernow
Lambert
Lilian
William
Sea Merand
Local picnics and reunions mark Rock Springs gatherings
Members of clubs and families held picnics and dinners at Rock Springs and area parks. Attendees included Nellie McKee and Evelyn Snyder with Paul Pitzer and others, plus special guests Joseph Cooper Howard Walkera, with events noted for June and July at Cascade Park and Kensington areas.
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RS de Club
R.D. Club
Cascade Park
Joseph Cooper
Howard Walkera
Irwin
Hamilton Street
Union Bituminous Mines To Suspend Operation July 1
Philadelphia dispatch reports that 10 000 to 12 000 central Pennsylvania miners will suspend operations on July 1 after failed wage negotiations to replace the Jacksonville agreement. Union delegates rejected a 14 to 20 percent wage cut. the joint conference adjourned after June 21 without a deal. Both sides hope to avert a shutdown but preparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaternational News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Pennsylvenia
Dies Waiting to Take Ride for Doctor
William Tinhousser of North Clymer asked a friend to take him to Corry for medical care. While the friend went to fetch the vehicle, Mr Tinhousser rested on the veranda and died before the ride could begin.
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Findley
Lake N
Voine
William Tinhogserr
North Clymer
Sig
Corry
Jget
Tinhousert
Tinhossarr
Banton
Fireworks Calls In City Over Fourth of July
Police kept busy answering calls to many parts of the city due to complaints about boys and girls celebrating the Fourth of July earlier than allowed. No arrests have been made yet, but actions will follow if fireworks before the Fourth are not discontinued.
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Siis
James McKnight Undergoes Operation After Illness
James P. McKnight, returning from the mission field in Africa, underwent an operation last night at Shenango Valley hospital for acute appendicitis. He is reported to be recovering. He was staying with his parents near Eastbrook and became ill on Sabbath morning before a church picnic. His wife Mrs McKnight and two children are visiting relatives. Sisters Mary, Jane, and Elizabeth were en route to Parkersburg but were informed and returning home.
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James P. McKnight
Sudan
Africa
Shenango Valley
Dodtoy Segura
McKnight
Waa
Knight
Mary
Jane
Elizabeth
Parkersburg
W. VI
Afro Americans Home Event in New Castle
Community notes from New Castle reference an Afro-American gathering at the home of Mrs. Hazel Jones on W Grant Street in Sunshine Kensington. Expressions of thanks are extended to friends and neighbors for sympathy and condolences after the death of a husband and son, with appreciation for cards flowers and expressions received.
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Sunshine Kensington
Hazel Jones
W.grant Street
Errol
Religious and fraternal gatherings in Grove City region
Paniel Leagure Camp plans an important meeting Monday at 8 in the American Legion Home with Grove City committee to discuss a camp picnic lunch to be served. Dames of Malta meet Tuesday at 7 30 with a dish dinner for members and families. Rachel Rebekah Lodge gathers Monday June 27 at 8 in the I. L. hall. Veterans hall hosts Friday evening activities with strong attendance and enjoyment.
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Paniel Leagure
Daniel Deasure
American Legion
Grove City
Dames of Malta
Knights of Malta
East
Washington Street
Tureen
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Cfs
Rachel Rebekah
F. Hall
North Mill
McKnight Service Station Entry Reported
Police received a report that the McKnight Service Station on Butler Avenue and Adams Street was entered during the night. The thief took several Canadian quarters and a few Italian games.
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McKnight
Butler Avenue
Adams Street
Wing
Stunt Night Shines At Camp East Brook Week One
Stunt Night at Camp East Brook marks a highlight of the first week with about 40 girls enrolled and a larger number expected next week. Performances feature the Clovers, Trilliums, and Jack in the Pulpite in lively skits and songs. Highlights include The Supreme Sacrifice with Jeanne Bool as Lady Clare Vere De Vere, Louise McCoy as Alkllmlke, and songs by Grewen Myers Boonie Christman and Exteile Tuker baum.
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East Brook
Securion
Clovers
Jack
Jeanne Bool
Clare Vere de Vere
Louise, McCoy
Alkllmlke
Grewhen Myers
Boonie Christman
Peg Griffith
Jane Moore
Rev
D. C. Schnebly
Mies Shirley Gordon
Camp East Brook
Bast Brook
Tennis and Golf For Playground Patrons Next Week
Tennis tournaments open at Carnegie Steel playground on South Jefferson Street next week under William Sullivan director of boys athletics. Five junior and three senior tennis teams compete this week with finals at year end. golf teams to be named and begin next week.
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Carnegie Steel Playground
Jefferson Street
William Sullivan
Sullivan
Gether
New Wilmington Tennis Team Sets Date With Beaver Falls
New Wilmington tennis officials announced a probable match with Beaver Falls for next Saturday on the New Wilmington courts. The club held its second meeting, added new members, and planned intensive practice. Expected singles players include Clark, Q Crowe, G Harriott, and Z Crowe. Johnny Cummings is away but due back soon.
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New Wilmington
Osborne Crowe
Beaver Falls
New Wilmington Courts
Wilemington
Demonstrations of the New Dodge Six Begin in City
Fos ter Brothers showcase the new Dodge Six with a car on display as townsfolk test its feel and ride. Reported, residents say the vehicle is among the lightest they have driven, with smooth variegated turns and easy handling. Also notes a Philadelphia burglary where burglars entered Frank Marks company offices, damaged two sales, and escaped with payroll of 6,200 dollars.
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Foster Brothers
New Castle
Philadelphia
Isefe
Frank Marks Company
Hara Today
Polles
Plane Crash at McKeesport Injures Pilot at Field
At Betts Flying Field McKeesport Pennsylvania pilot Clyde Emerick of Dayton was seriously injured after a takeoff crash. Passenger Gerber of Johnstown escaped unhurt as the plane rose several hundred feet and then crashed, with Emerick’s head hitting the propeller and fracturing his skull according to witnesses.
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Mc¢Keesfort
Clyde Emerick
Dayton
Gerber
Johnstown
Betts Flying
Stations Denied Change In Waves
Four New York stations were denied permission by the federal agency on June 25 in Washington. The ruling blocks changes to wave services, affecting local broadcasters and signaling ongoing regulatory action. Officials from the involved stations and the agency declined further comment.
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Scarn Alinred Laws Service
wiShe Ngton
New York
Federal
Radio commission to realign wavelengths for four stations
The radio commission announced a plan to change wavelengths for WBRS WCGU WBNY and WHAP. The move affects these stations in the upcoming broadcasting season and requires station personnel to adjust frequencies and equipment accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Commission
WBRS
WCGU
WBNY
WHAP
Weather outlook for coming week with regional showers
Atlantic States face a period of showers Tuesday and Friday with near normal temperatures in New England and a warm week in the Middle Atlantic. Ohio Valley expects local thundershowers Monday or Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday with temperatures mostly above normal. Great Lakes begin fair then likely showers midweek, rising temperatures after Monday, then cooler near week’s end. A man seldom walks erect when straitened by circumstances.
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Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
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E. Washington
Lesle
Margaret Henry Home Children
Hi St
Few Castle
Daisley
Paisleys Phownags
Fegall Store
Casste Dry Goode Co, Beayn WoTu BareTy
America
Brooklyn Girl
Pottsville
Hill's Beach
Nellie McKee
Hagland
Evelyn Sny
Bradford
Paul Pitzer
Baldwin
Harry Baldwin
Burlet Road
Sulyay
Kensington
Elwilda Kensington
Park
Jona Kensington
The
Iowa
Kensington A
Baward ‘Garry
Dewey Avenue
Union Bituminous Mines
All Union Soft Coal Mines
James McKnight
Wes
Big Aly. W. Camp
McKeesport
Ramsey’s For
Hardware
TOOLS
Beaver Board
Paris
D.G. Ramsey
Croton Avenue
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