Tin Workers parade line up announced by marshal
Clark H. Buell the grand marshal released full parade details for Saturday June 29. Aides marshals and the lines of march are listed with divisions Croton School Band South Side Board of Trade Band and Sons of Veterans Drum Corps among groups to participate. Pensioners ride by 9 30 a m with route from North street bridge through East North street Falls street and North Mill street to disband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Workers
Clark H. Buell
Ed. M. Hughes
Ralph McCormick
Lester Clark
Mike Stoffick
Tony Cioffi
Dan Leese
Sam Custer
South Side Board of Trade Band
Assorting Dept. Reckoners
Tin House
Sons of Veterans
Neshannock Avenue
North Street
Rural Avenue
East
North Streets
East North Street
Croton Avenue
North Street Bridge
Croton Hill
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Falls Street
North Mill Street
Food Inspector Suspended Over Bacon Solicitation
Pittsburgh June 26 A city food inspector Fred Brum was suspended after a Northside merchant alleged he solicited a side of bacon for a Democratic meeting. Health Director Ray P. Moyer said the matter was referred to him by Mayor William N. McNair for a civil service commission hearing. Brumm is brother-in-law of councilman John M. Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brum
Civil Service Commission
Ray P. Moyer
Northside
William N. McNair
Brumm
John M. Huston
Palazzo Family Heads to Italy on Conte DiSavoia
Dr and Mrs John Palazzo along with daughter Doris and son Clair of South Mill Street depart Thursday morning for New York City. They will board the Conte DiSavoia Saturday for a three month visit to sunny Italy visiting historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palazzo
Doris
Clair
South Mill Street
New York City
Italy
Well Organized Crime Holds City Narrowly
Arthur Brisbane reports on a tightly run crime network shaping events in the city. The piece references Mr. Morgan selling select assets as part of broader organized activity.
Turbulent world scenes mix Irish tone with global unrest
A long column surveys events from Wolfe Tone commemorations in Ireland to a bomb at the US Embassy in Mexico City, Polish Jewish relief needs, Tacoma labor clashes, Monaco unrest, New Jersey gang raid, celestial curiosities, Morgan miniatures sales, and Mussolini’s push for a Ethiopia protectorate, closing with a call for constitutional reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Wolfe Tone
Society of “United Irishmen
Trinity College
Tone
War on illegal highway signs expands campaign
Harrisburg June 26 Warren Van Dyke secretary of highways ordered renewed statewide campaign against illegal signs along state highways to be completed by July 15. Earlier effort removed more than 42000 signs, mainly in the snipe class placards and metal dodgers fastened to poles or trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Department
Aid Sought for Milk Plant Plans in Harrisburg
Harrisburg officials report a surge of requests to the Bureau of Milk Sanitation for help in planning alterations and new construction of milk plants. Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter notes engineers aid leads to better equipment placement, economical operation, and full law compliance. Fred Jacoby Jr is noted for winning America's biggest outboard race down the Hudson and works as a Broadway scenery painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Milk Sanitation
Edith MacBride-Dexter
Secretary of Health
Fred Jacoby, Jr
America
Hudson River
Martin Gantz Reunion At First Christian Church Today
The third annual Martin Gantz school reunion occurs this afternoon at the First Christian church on the public square starting at 4 o'clock. A chicken dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. An entertainment program is promised and organizers expect a larger crowd than previous gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz
First Christian Church
Church Services at Neshannock
Morning worship at 9 45. Sabbath school at 11. Ada Stewart is superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Stewart
Local families share meals and visit neighbors
Dinners and visits near Butler road and Rich Hill are noted. Marion of Rich Hill joined Byron Wilmer for a Sunday dinner. Guests include H. W. Newman family, M. W. Mc Cracken family, and others at Grange picnic and missionary meeting at Jacksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Rich Hill
Mrs. Byron Wilmer
Butler Road
H. W. Newman
M. W. McCracken
Grange
Treesdale Farm
City Hall Briefs Report Stolen Car and Suspect Search
Police searched New Castle for a tan Ford sedan Ohio plate 09 2545 stolen from Youngstown last night. Officers could not locate a quarrelling couple at East Washington and Court streets at 2 50 a m today. Patrolmen found several business doors left open last night. A 13 by 13 tarpaulin was stolen from the garbage department garage per Superintendent Howard Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ohio
Youngstown
East Washington
Court Streets
Howard Phillips
Mary Jane McKnight Mission Society Meets at Patton Home
The Mary Jane McKnight Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Lena Patton’s home on Thursday June 20 at 2 pm with many members present. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Patton and the group planned a forthcoming silver coffee social. Refreshments were provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane McKnight
Beekeeping Inspection Requests Rise in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a wave of requests to the state bureau of plant industry for inspection of bees to be shipped from Pennsylvania. Inspections are needed to satisfy out of state import requirements. The News by mail one year five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Martin
State of Washington
Eureka
California
Harrisburg
State Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania
Indo-Vin Endorsed By Pittsburgh Man For Gas Relief
Mr. Fischer of Pittsburg says Indo-Vin cleared gas and bloating from his stomach and stopped chest and heart tightness. He reports no more exhaustion or shortness of breath and recommends Indo-Vin to all sufferers. Available at Eckerd's drug store in New Castle and other local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fischer
Pitter St
Pittsburgh
Eckerd’s
New Castle
Janet Gaynor Collapses During Film Scene
Hollywood June 26 Janet Gaynor movie star collapsed from a brain concussion suffered two weeks earlier during a scene in Way Down East. She was taken to her Hollywood residence where doctors ordered six to eight weeks of complete rest despite the condition not being serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hollywood
Janet Gaynor
Miss Gaynor
Mock wedding turns real for Wilkes-Barre couple
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on June 26 a couple who met at a mock wedding at St Marys church a year earlier reenacted the ceremony in real life Mary Kulliega Sweyer ville and John Straub Ashley played bride and groom in a romance that began at the pretend event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Kulliega
Sweyerville
John Straub
Ashley
St. Mary’s Church
Grange Leaders Return After Western Pennsylvania Tour
Master J Audley Boak of the Pennsylvania State Grange returns to Slippery Rock township home after accompanying Harry A Caton secretary of the National Grange on a speaking tour of Western Pennsylvania. Several thousand persons heard the two men speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Audley Boak
Pennsylvania State Grange
Slippery Rock Township
Harry A. Caton
Coshocton, C
National Grange
Pennsylvania
Tile chimney image draws crowds to Uniontown church mortgage
Thousands view the famed tile chimney image of Christ at Tony Karisman’s shack in Coal Township. Father Thomas B. Harnyak says about 500 more visitors arrived, with donations aiding the church mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Uniontown
Collier Township
Tony Karisman
Christ
Thomas B. Harnyak
Fairdance
Father Harnyak
Street Car Strikes East Side Youth Near Cascade Park
Frank Blane aged 11 son of Louis and Mrs Blane of 309 2 Walnut street was struck by street car No 349 near Cascade Park while attempting to place a small object on the tracks. He suffered a deep head laceration and was taken to New Castle hospital where he received immediate care. Conductor Frazier says the boy was likely placing a firecracker on the tracks. Condition described as good today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Frank Blane
Louis Blane
Walnut Street
New Castle Hospital
Frazier
Girl Loses Leg After Cat Scratch
In Titusville Pennsylvania a 7-year-old girl, Mary Elizabeth Goughler, was forced to have her right leg amputated below the knee at Titusville Hospital after a cat scratch infection developed over a month. Doctors hoped to halt the infection but surgery was necessary to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Mary Elizabeth Goughler
East Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshal Buell
Nual
Harry Hagen
Harry Allen
P. W. Clark
Chas. Allshouse
Jeff St. John
American Legion Band
Hot Mills
Bar Yard
Godfrey Richards
Ivor Daniels
John Winsky
Parks
Bryn Owens
Croton
Annealing
John Ulrich—Marshal
Henry Fletcher
Geo. Keeling
Howard Walker
John Antilla
East Washington St
Washington
OF Futt’s Bargain Center
Europe
Pennsylvania Power Company
Wieners and
Bologna
Henkel
Ial
Chrysler
Plymouth
Croton Ave
del Monte
Butier
Mr. Morgan
Arthur Brisbane
United States
Mexico City
Ambassador Daniels
Daniels
Roosevelt
Poland
Dr. Kahn
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Prince of
Napoleon
New Jersey
Joe Louis
Harvard
Atention
J. Pierpont Morgan
Holbein
Elizabeth
John
Tennessee Valley Project
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Germany
THE
J. R. Frew Co
Goodyear
Dads
Old Reliable Paper Cleaner
Bill Braatz
Neshannock News
Russell Book and
Fran- Frances Quigley
Sherman Humphrey
Jacksville
William Murphy
Highland Heights
Guy Gwin
Grandview Avenue
Russell Boak
City Hall
Neshannock
T. C. West
Garnet Linton
Frances Quigley
Joe Baker
McCaslin
Ritnour
Betty Baker
New Wilmington
Cora Mae Newman
W. J. Kildoo
Mt. Jackson
Stewart Ballou
Muse Sloan
Flint
Mich
J. L. Heckathorne
C. W. Quigley
Frances
Grove City
Quigley
Wilson Booher
MR. Fischer
Boak
East Side
Yak Ae
North
Mercer ST
Greer
Mercerst
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
Arch Shoes
Oxfords
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!