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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
9
An unclear local report describes a West Middlesex man dealing with a troubling situation involving bees. The fragment mentions a rambling sequence and references to Walter, Bri, and Sisairs, but details are incomplete.
A fragmented report states Schoenwaiy Shins Airplane Ta Coast DUMGIS. The aged plane of Lee Schoonheir is discussed, with mention of engine work and a planned second attempt once the motor is installed in a new machine.
A family sustained injuries in an auto crash near Mown on June 23 as responders assisted at the scene. Details about the vehicle, passengers, and exact injuries were not disclosed in the fragment. Local authorities investigated the incident and traffic was briefly affected.
Mrs Clyde M Mellon of Amda and another person were injured in a late night street crash near Revar. Details remain sparse as responders assisted at the scene and authorities began an investigation.
Public library lists additions including The New Age of Thinking by Ernest Seldes and The Cradle of the Deep by Joan Lowell. Works by Lytton Strachey, W B Seabrook, Stephen Vincent Benet, and Charles A. Board also appear planned or received.
Paris Airport in East St. Louis Mn June 2 Captain Frank Hawks holder of the transcontinental nonstop flight record was to depart for New York on the second leg of his Los Angeles to New York flight. A fuel leak was discovered after the plane was warmed for takeoff delaying the trip until repairs could be completed.
Rev. Stetfey of Nickleville will bring the message at the Gospel Centre service tonight at corner South Mercer and Lawrence pbjeets. Arthur Holbert, director of the St. Jon's choir, will sing two solos. Rev. Walter E. McClure of First Presbyterian is to preach Friday evening. The Castle Trio will provide special music.
Wilbur Sharp of Leetsdale is hospitalized at Sewickley with a skull base fracture and severe bruises after falling from a truck on First Street in Ambridge. Condition reported as serious but stable.
Washington Pa June 25 Robert Usher 42 of Payette City died in an accident at the Allenport Mill of the Fires Wren company. Usher was a resident of Payette City and the incident occurred at the mill, marking a fatal workplace accident.
Captain Alfred Eckler, 62, a veteran river pilot who worked on the Ohio and Mississippi routes between Pittsburgh and New Orleans, died in Beaver, Pennsylvania, today after more than thirty years on the water.
Ministers and elders from Beaver Valley Presbytery attended a regular session at Mt. Jackson U P Church led by Rev. Robert Hamill. Local attendees included Rev. E. Irvine, D. D., George Lourien, Dr. A. J. Randles, J. C. Glenn, Rev. S. B. Copeland, W. M. Carpenter, Dr. C. J. Williamson, TD. Jones, Rev. B. Copeland, moderator. Key items were the General Assembly report from Pittsburgh in May and the sharing of minutes from various shireries per Presbytery.
The New Castle Motor Club in The Castleton building will stay open until nine each evening as tourist inquiries rise. Manager Bernard Hanlon cites heavy tourist trade and many local trip planners working daytime hours, prompting the later hours.
Sunday school members invited to a joint picnic at Senator George Weingartner's home this Thursday. Transportation provided for those without other means. Meet at Grace Church at two pm. All members welcome at Grace ME.
Grant City and surrounding areas report a string of social calls and hospital visits. visitors include Guic Dean in Harlansburg, Mr and Mrs Wm King in Slippery Rock, Len Stickel and Dean, and Gooper at the Dousse Young home. June Drake near Jacksville hospitalized for appendicitis. Church services planned with Zion chi. several speakers engaged. Mrs Harry Dean visited daughter Mrs McCracken in Kennedys Mills. Mrs Harry Morrison returning home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Pickel of Dery spent weekend with the Morrisons. Clarence and Evelyn Ayat visited Millvale hosts Lewis and Mrs Hunt. John Minteer moved to new premises and plans a house. Rev and Mrs Carl Clanes and Sharon guests dined with H E Stickel clan. Ethel Pearl Frazier returned home after stay with Harry Darnell on Harlansburg road. Anna Laura and Betty Louis Percy of Scottdale visiting stnd eats relatives. Win King of Gi and Mrs Fred Marvin with children attending Old Timers picnic at Glenn school on Friday June 21.
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as the fastest remedy for tired and perspiring feet with a strong money back guarantee. It claims instant relief from odor and soreness, praising its penetrating antiseptic power and urging druggists to stock the product.
A fragmented OCR reads an Independence Day address at Harmony Church. Rav Walker delivers a reflection urging reverence for the nation and church unity amid civilizational notes, with prayer for moral balance and communal harmony.
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