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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
8
At New Castle on Harbor Road a two furnace garbage disposal plant handles up to 100000 pounds daily. Trucks dump waste into furnaces where it is burned to ashes with minimal odor. The process consumes materials from city garbage trucks and others, producing smoke and ash but little disturbance.
New Castle District of the Laymen's Association met at Grace M E Church in Grove City with Dr W A Womer presiding and singing. Edgar Welch and Dr J Linwood Eisenberg spoke urging stronger layman church support amid pending movements. Numerous New Castle and Lawrence County representatives attended from several churches.
New Bedford notes list Joseph Cole of Youngstown visiting his aunt Mrs Emma Wager. Gladys Kelly and Bobby Kelly of New Castle stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Syvesta Redmond. Numerous relatives and neighbors from West Middlesex New Castle New Brighton Austintown Masury Coaltown and Grave City called or were visited. Harold Bailey travels to Chicago for a summer school. Ireland election mentions the South Bend Tribune.
A Republican candidate Adde M. Smiley announces for the County Treasurer nomination at the party primaries in September. She lists fifteen years in public work, twelve as Deputy County Treasurer, and pledges full-time campaigning and dedication to office.
A century old hotel register reveals a steady stream of guests from many states, including Maine Florida California and Ohio, staying in June. Visitors from Paris are noted among the guests. The hotel reports about one fourth of its 2000 guests come from distant points, with salesmen and travelers among the plurality.
Dr. Pyle manager of Shenango Works and John Butler manager of New Castle Works of American Sheet and Tin Plate Company announced tins week that city plants will run on the same schedule as last week. Forty mills at Shenango will operate 18 turns and twelve mills at New Castle 15 turns.
Wet weather this month assists weed control, and officials urge immediate action. City residents are urged to participate in the "Cut the Weeds" campaign to reduce visible weed growth across streets and public spaces.
A cattle drive through the downtown district attracted considerable attention Friday as four men guided a herd along South Croton Avenue crossing Washington Street. The restless city bustle and traffic failed to deter the calm procession as the cattle moved on their path.
Scattered OCR text describes people taken to a farm in Scott township under supervision for months of training or punishment. It mentions hearing feminine profanity and a woman apologizing to her husband for something he did or said, though details are unclear and incomplete.
Pittsburgh report states Anthony Kanin, 52, a miner, was found dead under a tree in West Deer township after a weeklong search. Authorities believe he hanged himself, the rope breaking, leaving the body found near Brquad. Physicians say he had been dead three or four days.
Letter from Rotary secretary noting last meeting before date, reference to Past Presidents Apti, Welty Rugh chairing the Work committee, and speaker probation officer Dunlap to discuss boys work and expansion movement in New Castle.
Plittsburgh newspapers feature headlines praising N C hotel project as a major strike impacts Castleton. Industry observers note the plant prospect could attract manufacturing jobs and boost regional growth.
Harrisburg June 25 conditional awards of thirteen road contracts and one bridge construction were announced by the Department of Highway. Projects opened Thursday include Payette Route 117 in Punhar township to Bronk and McIntyre for 49 981.84 dollars Jefferson Route 6 in Winslow township to Avery and Bailey for 125 510.86 dollars Lehigh Route 17 211 feet in Upper Saucon and Lower Milford townships to Dalien Brothers for 124 982.70 dollars.
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