City seeks expeditious approval for paying work contracts
City officials push for rapid approval and execution of contracts for repaying Bullet Avenue, Grant Street, and Croton Avenue. Mayor Gillespie says council will consider the contract Friday. City Engineer Milley notes state highway department approval is also required. Solicitor White urged state officials to accelerate clearance to avoid delays in starting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Ansinus
Robert M. White
More Traffic On Ellwood Road Increases After Bridge Opens
Traffic on the New Castle Ellwood Road has risen since the new bridge opened. Detours during construction caused delays and detoured drivers to use the highway for pleasure trips. Underground work by A T and T continues as the project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Road
New Castle-Elwood Road
New Castle-Ellwood Tower
A. T. and T. Company
Lawrence County
Wool Pooling Slow Tuesday in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Cooperative Wool Growers association reports a slow pooling day as rain kept many farmers from bringing wool to the old Moravia street warehouse. Officials expect a busier day as wool from Union Little Beaver Mahoning and Beaver townships and Beaver County townships is to be received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Union
Little Beaver
Mahoning
Bik Beaver Townships
Beaver County
Healing Services At Tent Meetings Topic Tonight
Evangelist L Schmidt will preach Divine Healing at the Chinp Tent on the Costic Hi Mission property. He will cite cures including his own cancer recovery by prayer and faith and name others healed. All day meetings Saturday and Sunday begin with praise at 68 Mm at the camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costic Hi Mission
L. Schmidt
Evangelia
Wil
Mathews
Jesus
Sehmidt
Bamie Wily
Ticket sellers report Thursday for Friday benefit ballgame
All ticket salesmen for a Friday evening benefit museball game and athletic exhibition are asked to report Thursday afternoon to Wes Davy, chairman, to enable organizers to obtain a full sales report by game time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Davy
Three Prisoners Sentenced to County Workhouse
Three prisoners were moved from the county jail to the Allegheny county workhouse today under Deputy Sheriff Russell McBride. The inmates are J. C. Cwyner and Nick Germone, jailed on liquor charges, and George Mayberry, for desertion and non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Shcriff Russell McBride
J. C. Cwyner
Nick Cgermone
George Mayberry
First Case Of Typhoid Fever Reported
Miss Anna Bryst, 19, of 28 Cofft street, is at New Cratle Hospital with typhoid fever, the first case of the year. City health bureau reports the illness and states authorities are investigating the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bryst
New Cratle Hospital
City Health Bureau
Vear
Ciy
Enac
Y W C A Camp to Scrape Court for Opening Day
Camp East Brook committee has secured a Ne shannock township scraper to clean the camp grounds court for use on Monday the opening day. The camp program will begin with preparations on site and the clean court will be ready for activities at the girls camp run by the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Brook
Neshannock Township
Shane
Big Picnics At Park Next Month
Carl Shaner, manager of Cascade Park, expects a record picnic day in July with large turnouts. Major events include the Orange Association led by the Pittsburgh Orangemen, EF A A division of the PRR C0F of Beaver and Lawrence counties, Penn Ohio Electric in Youngstown, New Castle Merchants' Association, Western Pennsylvania Spiritualistic Association, PRR general office employees, Pittsburgh Veterans of Foreign Wars, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shaner
Cascade Park
Orange Association
Pittsburgh Orangemen
EF. A A
Beaver and
Lawrence Counties
Penn-Ohio Electric
Youngstown
New Castle Merchants’ Association
Western Pennsylvania
City Grants Opening Permits for Several Excavations
City Engineer Frank Miller issued permits to excavate on multiple thoroughfares. Recipients include William Clark Company on Randolph street for sewer work. Manufacturers Light & Heat for gas on Falls street and Cunningham avenue. Rose and Cunningham avenues for water service. New Castle Water on South Bay street and Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
City Hall
William Clark Company
Randolph Street
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
Falls Street
Light
Heat Company
Cunningham Avenue
Rose Avenue
New Castle Water Company
South Bay Street
Boyles Avenue
Burns Returns to City Hall After Illness
Councilman William T. Burns, recently recuperating at home from illness, appeared at City Hall for a brief period. He was escorted to the finance and accounts department by Controller Phil Greer and remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Burns
Jameson Memorial
City Hall
Department of Finance and Accounts
Phil Greer
Cautious Driving Urged at Moody and Highland Intersection
Drivers are advised to operate cautiously at the Moody and Highland avenues intersection after an excavation yesterday. The dirt has been tilled into the hole but the prick posts have not yet been replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody, Highland
Moody and
Highland Avenues
Personal Notices From Butler Area Residents Daily
Walter T. Boyd of Adams street visited Sharpaville yesterday. George C. Fox on Garfield avenue was in Butler on business. Ringer of Highland avenue spent Tuesday in Grave City. J. L. Smich of Garfeld avenue left for a Detroit visit. Betty Homer of Highland avenue visiting relatives in Greenville. Mrs Patsy Mora of Astrnnd avenue now able to go out. Postmaster Ben Parry and Emil Bernard of Farrell returned here. Various locals, hospital visits, and travels noted including Jameson Memorial hospital patients and summer trips to Detroit Toronto and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Boyd
Adams Street
Sharpaville
George C. Fox
Garfield Avenue
Butler
OW. Ringer
Highland Avenue
Grave City
J.L. Smich
Garfeld Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Ben Parry
Emil Bernard
Farrell
Bhaner
Grove City
Alberta Harris
Princeton
Loetta Nicholson
Apruce
Wilbur Gordon
Euclid Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
J. O. Stritmater
Coraopolis
Flora Halfpenny
DuBois
Elwood Oilbert
Winter Avenue
Harry Selman
Hamilton St
Misa Ethel Wylie
Park Avenue
L. K. Graham
Mereer
Cora McGeorge
R. F. D. Enon Valley
Wean Mershimer
New Castle
E. E. Bushman
Jess Thomas
Junior
Louis
Hawthorne Street
Italy
Mildred Covert
Moody Avenue
R. W. Covert
Isabel Mitchell
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Theodore Limberg
J. F. MacWiliams
Earl W. Dean
Parkway
Ztton Ander
Youngstown
Anderson
Inil
Dan DeFalco
Mike Cassacus
Laula DeRobbio
Los Angeles
California
Bu Automobile
Mary Limberg
Beulah
Philips
Sarah Coban
Margaret Toepfer
A. Hartman
Johnson Street
Robert Perry
Samuel W. Perry
East North Street
Princeton University
Peter Vitale
Vitale
Frank Mack
Jory Goodman
Mary Jane
Kennedy's Mills
Slippery Rock Creek
E. J. Blanning
Joseph Blanning
Eleanor Foster Blanning
H. K. Blanning
Chicago
Helen Burchfield
Bonzo Street
Saint Elizabeth Friday
R. F. Db
Jane
Wilter Dietterle
Edgewood Avenue
Milas Lucille Graham
Wayne Avenue
Elswoot City
Jameson Memoral
Len
Moravia Street
Poland
Betty Weloshenk
Jamieson Memorial Hospital
Miles Peart Hutchinson
North
Beaver Street
B. Copeland
Third United ‘Presbyterian Church
J. 4. Cox
Harrison Street
Beaver Palle
College Hall
Elisabeth Ecklas
R. A. Ecklas
Edison
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Mia
Hazel Patton
Morehead Ave
Ruth
Dorothy
Martinez
Cal
Joseph Osdmore
North Cedar Street
Beer
R.A. Riddle
Betty Nell Goodrich
M. J. McKibben
Sumner Rowland
Wilfred R. Short
Au Vistt
Brighton
Town
C. Davis
Laurel Avenue
ANL
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence Junction
Erie
H. S. Christman
Frank
Patricia
Dora M. Streator
Albert Street
Stone Harbor
N. J
Wiliam Davis
William Cummings
Mercer
M. P. McKibben
Summner Rowland
Benjamin, Jr
Ben French
Wilmington Avenue
Ma Tonsig
H. YT. Prushour
BE & A
Pennsylvania
Tallyoad
P. L. Grove
Cleveland
Jack M. Christman
Purdue University
Indiana
J. PF. MacWillants
Garfield Avenute
James Rashid
Toulon
George Rashid
Rev
Philp Salimone
Wis
K. A. Rashid
East Washington Street
James Johnson
Wampum
George M. Buchanan
North Street
C. J. Calahan
Calahan
Erie & and Tabula Division
Charles Nagler
A. K. Nader
South Mill Street
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis University
Robert Winter
Highlang Avenue
Dartmouth College
New York City
New York Telephone Company
Robert Veitch
Wilkingburg
Anna Glover
Lynda Street
Canada
Niagara Falls
Robert Vettch
Wilkinsburg
Charles Nader
University of St. Louis
Katherine Foulke
Boyles Avenue
R. L. Foulke
Simpson Methodist Church
Canton
Ohio
Bremen
Cherbourg
Oberammergau
Mediterranean
Egypt
Grece
The
Holy Land
France
Switzerland
England
Tent Meetings Open With Success In Pulaski
Frev and Mrs W L Shire of the Pentecostal Assembly opened tent meetings in Pulaski with a well tied tent. The program drew several New Castle youths and featured participants from the Erie and Ashlabum division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. In the assembly room, the SHOPCRAFT MEETING of Shepcraft employees covered their regular monthly agenda led by Division chairmen George McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Frev
W.L. Shireer
Pentecostal Assembly
Africa
New Castle
Erie and Ashlabum
Pennsylvania Railroad
George McConnell
Descendants Searched For Of War Of 1812 Soldier
Efforts are underway in New Castle Mercer County to locate descendants of John Mitchell who enlisted there in the War of 1812. A letter to Attorney Roy Mercer asks for enlistment records, noting Mitchell reportedly enlisted three times and later lived in Hookstown Beaver County before moving to Booneville Missouri where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
New Castle
Roy Mercer
Silas Gauly
Eric
Iscartiin
Mitchell
Mercer County
Court House
Mercer
Mitchels Heine
Hookstown
Beaver
Booneville
Australians Land In Newfoundland After Atlantic Flight
Major Charles Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross crew, forced to land at Harbor Grace Newfoundland, after fuel loss and radio compass failure delayed their return from the Atlantic crossing. Crowds greet the exhausted aviators while authorities arrange fuel and repairs before their likely arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundland
New York
Roosevelt
Curtiss Fields
Long Island
Rallans
Port Marnock
Ireland
J.X. Reilly
Roosevelt Field
International News Service
St Moue
Southern Cross
Seavere
Grand Banks
Kingsford-Smith
Habor
Grace
Atlantic
Bremen
James Faitumaunee
Irish Free State Air Force
Baron Guenther von Huenefeld
Herman Koeh
Galdonne Aerodrome
Greeneley
Labrador
Firmen
Wingford-Smiuth
Nis Hehe
New
Curtis
Kelly
Gar
James BE. Nimball
United States
Uier Bureau
Ingsford-Smith
Kessford-Smilly
Allan
Cape Ry
Hingsford-Sick
Tor
Cape Rae
Harbor Grace
Tapy
Eystan
Crass
Aise
Coas
Newfoundland
Cape Rage
John W. Stange
Harbor Grive
Pacific
North Atlantic
Kingsford-Smilly
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Darting Austalian
Warbor Grace
Picnic Event Notes and Attendance Details
A late entry records a Tuesday evening C.E. picnic with water power LSD ASAI 5 table and attendance noted as lower than expected. Mentions Bre and a program by FDA, with TK Malgrove as a key ember and several distinguished attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineumien
Unclear text fragment from New York City notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes a damaged local notice with names and street references. Readable portions mention New York City and an approximate age around forty years, but many words are garbled, making individuals, events, or actions uncertain. The record preserves the uncertain snippet as a partial notice.
Building Permits OC in New Castle District
Permit notices show ongoing applications in New Castle area with names partially legible. The fragment references Bromile abs and ef rydiyk with a 1, By Be, and mentions no prec COAT sibs, mndaval, Vad pops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Batt
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Catesdo Park
Barbara Kent
San Francisco
Honolulu
Ainde
Evangelist Schmidt
Mission
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Betty Homer
Greenvile
Patsy Mora
W. J. Offutt CO
W. J. Offutt
Hunt
Sliwatc Cios
Betty Low Anderson
Delaw Avenue
David Jr
Riverare
Wrynesbiurg
J. B. Rive
C.E
Westfield
Vpenty
York City
Ube
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