Trap Shooters Seek Pennsylvania State Honors
Mor ris Crothers of Chestnut Hill Philadelphia and George D Baldwin of West Chester led the Bradford classic eliminations with 75 targets apiece as the forty first annual shoot continued. Other top scores included H M Jones and Walter S Beaver with 73, while Miss A Harrold trailed by one target in the women's division.
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International News Service
Bradford
Morris Crothers
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
George D. Baldwin
West Chester Flash
Pennsylvania
H. M. Jones
Pittsburgh
Walter S. Beaver
Berwyn
H. M. Biery
Franklin
C. C. Mitchell
Alice Crothers
A. S. Harrold
Harrold
Robert Parlaman
Reading
Reading High School
Albert Meiss
West Hazelton
Parlaman
Baldwin
West Chester
Pennsylvania State Sportsmens Association
Harrisburg
William H. Hartsock
J. Mowell Hawkins
Man Who Attacked Police Chief Shoun Improves After Incident
Joe Kinkella who attacked Police Chief A A Shoup of Bessemer on June 11 is now able to sit up and walk in Jameson Memorial hospital. He faces a charge of pointing firearms at Shoup with a hearing set after discharge. Kinkella used a rifle against Shoup before Shoup knocked it away and later Kinkella escaped the jail using an iron cot lock.
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Joe Kinkella
A. A. Shoup
Bessemer
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Shoup
Kinkella
Justice of the Peace
James Chaney
Shoups
Bids Opened On Highway Work In Capital Bureau
Harrisburg June 25 105 bids were filed for eight State Department of Highways projects. Unofficial low bidders include Jefferson Bridge over Mill Creek Route 60 Pittsburgh Drainage Engineers Inc Pittsburgh 30753 Berks Schuylkill 4.1 miles Route 310 H R Miller Lancaster 122183 Susquehanna 2.99 miles and one 25 foot concrete bridge Route 316 Richards Hopkins Co Albany NY 63020.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
Jefferson
Mill Creek
Pittsburgh Drainage Engineers, Inc
Pittsburgh
Berks-Schuylkill
H. R. Miller
Lancaster
Susquehanna
Richards Hopkins Co
Albany, N. Y
New Improvement Ordinance Proposed
When the council meets Friday an ordinance revising an ancient city law will be introduced. It provides for and regulates the grading construction maintenance and repair of sidewalks and the collection and payment of costs from abutting property owners.
Birth Announcements Displayed in Local Column
A section titled Births notes new arrivals with names. The column lists newborns and their families, sharing early details commonly found in community notices.
Twin Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
A series of birth notices report newborns for local families. A son was born June 24 at Jameson Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wil at 506 West Cherry. A son arrived June 20 at Jameson Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Willard Matthews of 114 North Walnut. A daughter was born June 4 at New Castle Hospital to Mr and Mrs J Gaglardi of Duquesne Avenue.
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Wil Aton
West Cherry
Aoa Ae
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Willard Matthews
North Walnut St
J. Gaglardi
Duquesne Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Coal Company To Employ Thousand On New Breaker
Pottsville Pa June 25 Em ployment for at least a thousand men was assured today with an announcement that the Haddock Mining company Wilkes Barre will begin construction of a breaker on its Salem Hill properties near Port Carbon. Construction will require a thousand men and when mining starts next winter about 500 will be regularly employed. The effort is the first new mining venture in this region in several years but engineers are confident millions of tons of coal will be reclaimed at the breaker operation.
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International News Service
Pottsville
Haddock Mining Company
Wilkes-Barre
Salem Hill
Port Carbon
J. C. Haddock
Pershing Club of Lawrence County Plans Monday Meeting
Arrangements are complete for the Pershing Club gathering in the courthouse Monday at 8 pm EST (9 pm DST). Precinct representatives, elected or appointed by the executive committee, are expected. Attorney Clair Ross of Butler is invited to speak about ex‑service men’s political activities and future club plans.
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Pershing Club
Lawrence County
Court House
Clair Ross
Butler
Ross
Butler County
Ex-Service Men’s Political
Beauty Winner Weds Military College Instructor in Philadelphia
Ruth Malcomson, Miss America 1924, married Carl A. Schaubel last night in Philadelphia. Schaubel, a Pennsylvania Military College instructor and polo star, coaches the PMC four, while 5,000 spectators watched the ceremony amid the wedding fanfare.
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Ruth Malcomson
Carl A. Schaubel
Philadelphia
International News Service
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Schaubel
P. M. C. Four
Highway Maps Now Available From State Department
Official Pennsylvania road maps issued by the State Highway Department at Harrisburg have been received by the Chamber of Commerce and will be distributed while supply lasts. The maps list highways towns along state routes and unimproved roads with data for the motorist.
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Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Council To Open Improvement Bids
Bids for paving Ray Street between the current pavement end and Croton Avenue will be opened when the council meets in formal session Friday. Bids for the construction of several sidewalks on Scott Street are also planned to be opened.
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Ray Street
Croton Avenue
Scott Street
Ramblers Club Leader From California Visits New Castle
Mrs Irene Wilson former president of the Ramblers Club of California visits New Castle with her sons Charles Franklin and Thomas Mason Hawthorne California, staying with her mother Mrs Etta Hoskins and sister Mrs Richard Owrey on Bell Avenue. The Ramblers Club is composed of former New Castle residents.
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Irene Wilson
Charles Franklin
Thomas Mason
Hawthorne
Calif
Green family heads to Los Angeles for educational meeting
Superintendent Dr. C C Green and wife Mrs Green with daughter Lois depart for Los Angeles California to attend the National Educational Association convention as delegates for the Pennsylvania State Educational Association in a professional trip.
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C. C. Green
Fake Fire Alarm Wreaks Havoc For Beaver and South Streets
Fire Chief Lynn denounces another false alarm after a caller claimed a blaze on Beaver and South streets. Three fire companies responded, tracing efforts with the telephone company to identify the prankster, suspected to be the same person who misled the department on June 16 about 417 Boyles avenue.
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Beaver and
South Streets
Central Station
Lynn
Central
Second Ward
Motorist Held After Rochester Boy Dies in Crash
Rochester Pa June 25 George McKnight 44 was held by police for the coroner in connection with the death of six year old James Goettman. The lad died at Rochester General hospital from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile while playing in front of his home.
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International News Service
Rochester
George McKnight
James Goettman
Rochester General Hospital
Tennis Courts Busy As Games Planned At City Playgrounds
Nicholas Casillo reports George Washington Junior High and Boyles Field courts are occupied nearly all day. The West Side playground wading pool is popular with children as Friday brings inter-playground mushball and baseball games starting.
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Nicholas Casillo
George Washington Junior High School
Boyles Field
Superintendent Ball Receives Salt Lake City Card
Assistant county Superintendent of Schools C. F. Ball reports a card from Superintendent Syling saying he reached Salt Lake City safely. The message indicates Syling is traveling with Mr. Syling and colleagues on an official visit.
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C. F. Ball
Syling
Salt Lake City
Family Heads to Los Angeles for Educational Meeting
The family travels to Los Angeles, California, where Mr. Syling will attend the national educational meeting this month.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Syling
Bees Swarm At Highland Avenue Home
Bees swarmed last night at the residence of C. W. Marks 1809 Highland Avenue. The swarm settled on the rose trellis and was controlled later by H. M. Badger and assistants from East Washington Street Extension.
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Highland Avenue
Marks
C. W. Marks
H. M. Badger
East Washington Street Extension
Bees Attack Prompt Hiring of Expert Over Stinging Incident
A bee attack led to hiring by the regular company after a bee expert was called in. J. W. Thompson Jr. was stung on the leg and injured, though he is recovering this morning. Badger estimated the bees at five pounds, implying thousands in the swarm.
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J. W. Thompson, Jr
J. W. Thompson
Badger
Water official heads to state college convention
Howard B Richards and Mrs Richards of East Wallace Avenue depart New Castle for State College to attend the Pennsylvania Waterworksmen convention. Richards will address delegates on The Waterworks Man and the Public. An English inventor has created a self adjusting table for uneven floors.
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State College
Howard B. Richards
East Wallace Avenue
New Castle Water Company
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Shoun
Justice Chaney
Capital Bureau
Ramblers Club
California
Ebuckets
Keystone Furniture Co
East
Washington Street
Victor
Wey
Joker
Crowl Brothers Motor CO
North
Jefferson St
Dodge & Plymouth
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