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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

12

Nearly 70000 Pounds Of Wool Pooled In Lawrence County

Officials of the Lawrence County Co operative Wool Growers Association announced that the final pooling day arrived with wool hauling continuing on Moravia Street. Early estimates put weekly and yearly totals near 70 200 pounds, with shipments begun Monday by a West Virginia buyer. Wool gathered Wednesday came from Union Little Beaver and Big Beaver townships and Beaver County estates.

Lawrence County Co-operative Wool Growers Associaton Lawrence County Wearehaute Moravia Street Lawrence West Virginia Lowing Union Little Beaver Big Beaver Beaver County

Auto crash injures three near Hopewell church

Three people were injured, two seriously, when a sedan driven by D A Hazlett of Cleveland rear ended the concrete wall at Hopewell Presbyterian Church in New Bedford at around 6 o clock. Hazlett and his two daughters, aged 11 and 18, were taken to Youngstown City Hospital by ambulance. The car was wrecked and wall debris damaged the church bulletin board. The victims were en route to Washington DC.

Tarve O Hopewell Presbyterian Church New Bedford D. A. Hazlett Seventieth Street Cleveland Robert MacClenahan Pulaski Township Youngstown City Hospital Youngstown Washington Hanlett Ally Mr. Haz- Jetzt

Whitmore sworn in as superior judge in Pittsburgh

John G. Whitmore of Elk County was sworn in as a superior court judge to fill the interim vacancy caused by the retirement of Judge Frank Graff of Armstrong County. The ceremony occurred in Pittsburgh with officials noting the need for continuity on the bench.

Inter Ircnal News Servincy Pittsburgh John G. Whitmore Elk County Superior Court Frank Graff Armstrong County

Former Resident Named Pastor at Grace M E Church Baltimore

Rev Dr Fred Coombs Reynolds a city native and son of Mrs. W Reynolds of Almira avenue was assigned to Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore Md at the Baltimore conference. He succeeds Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks who becomes superintendent of the Washington DC district. Reynolds is noted for his long active service in the conference. He will have ay

Fred Coombs Reynolds 4. W. Reynolds Almira Avenue Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Methodist Episcopal Church of Benjamin W. Meeks Washington, D. C

Baltimore pastor Dr Reynolds served Maryland units in World War I

Dr Reynolds a New Castle high graduate 1901 Alleghany College 1905 and Boston University 1907 held a parsonage salary of 6000 dollars a year. He was chaplain of the Tourta regiment Maryland National Guard and later chaplain of the One Hundred Fifteenth Infantry in the 2nd division. He served one year in France and returned in 1918 to accept Clifton Avenue church pastorate in Baltimore.

Reynolds New Castle Alleghany College Boston University Old Tourta Regiment Maryland National Guard One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry Baltimore Maryland France Clifton Avenue

Inspection of B and O New Castle Junction yards

O. E. West of Baltimore chief superintendent of yards and terminals for the Baltimore and Ohio System and E. Walton of Willard district superintendent of terminals inspected the New Castle Junction yards and terminal this morning. West is in charge of all yards and terminals of the B and O east and west.

O. E. West Baltimore Baltimore and Clo Systen E. Walton Willard New Castle Junction Mr. West B. and O

New Castle Girls Train Under Librarian Miss Sterling

Three New Castle girls Miss Catherine Mayberry Miss Mary Elizabeth Shannon and Miss Grace Wallace undergo eight weeks of instruction at the public library under librarian Miss Alice Sterling. The matter outlines a training class comprising these three individuals. Foreign trade of the United States in sporting and athletic goods Ipsb year totaled 12984983.

New Castle United States

Moody And Ryan Win Wimbledon Women’s Doubles Match

Moody and Ryan, the American pair led by Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan, defeated Bury and Thompson 6-0 in the Wimbledon women's doubles first round. The Americans, noted for their salmon-pink sweaters, dominated with precise placement and sharp volleys, advancing to the second round.

Helen Wills Moody Elizabeth Ryan F. A. Wray International News Service Wimbledon Eng Bury Miss Ryan

Woman's tennis upset advances to fourth round

The player previously reached the fourth round by defeating Belgian champion Mme Joanne Sigart 6 3 5 4 in a tense match. Her victory marks a bold progression in the event and showcases rising form against top rivals.

Mme Joanne Sigart

Call Loan Rate Is Marked Down

The official call money rate on the New York Stock Exchange was cut to 1% for the first time since August 1827, with outside market rates at 1 3/4% since May. In New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Houk attended a Volant college alumni reunion, noting the school is long closed.

J. G. Leslie M. d. Houk Volant College Volant Leslie Houk

Congress Tonight: Boylan Pushes Cartoon Record Reform

Washington June 28 Congressman John J. Boylan urges modernization of the Congressional Record to include cartoons, comic strips, photographs, and up-to-date material. He argues the diary should capture the era’s figures from presidents to athletes for future historians.

International News Service Washington Congressional Record John J. Boylan New York Salt Today Congzress Ions Lee Boylan Congress Babe Rath Longworth Lindbergh Byrd Hoover Sven

Hoover Receives Bill for Loss of Dam Cow Bossy

Washington June 26 Angelo Cerri Gaage Keeper at Enfield Dam will be repaid for the loss of Bossy the cow whose death in 1928 followed green paint used by government workers on the dam. The record shows a payment of 180 dollars was approved by Congress and the treasury.

Washington Angelo Cerri Enfield, Conn Bossy Senate Congress

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