County OKs several bid openings for office equipment
County commissioners opened three bids for office equipment on Friday. Addressograph bid 6589.50 tax exempt for an addressograph machine was held to July 1. Castle Stationery bid 879.50 tax exempt for a registry counter was held to July 1. Marchand bid 699 less 34.50 tax exempt for a county treasurer calculator was held to July 6.
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Addressograph Company
Commissioners’ Office
Castle Stationery
Office of the Register and Recorder
Marchand Company
Property Transfers and Deeds From New Castle and Nearby Townships
A list of property transfers and deeds across New Castle and surrounding townships including Shenango, Neshannock, Union, Wayne, Mahoning and Bessemer. Transactions show grantees such as South Hills Pentecostal Holiness Church and individual owners with nominal sums and a $2000 estate transfer.
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South Hills Chapel
South Hills Pentecostal Holiness Church
Shenango
Ralph Andrews
William P. Norman
Taylor
Mary Wright Dean
Gerald L. O. Hanna
Neshannock
Louis W. McClung
Mary Ofterdinger
Harold B. Hoye
Warren J. Hoye
Union
H. A. Henderson
Ethel B. McNary
Wayne
Ivry M. Davidson
Frank D. Campbell
Bessemer
Frances B. Campbell
Bruni A. Musitano
Margaret Graham
Charles P. Perrine
Joseph Rossi
James Polis
Mahoning
Andrew M. Jarosz
Dean Park Pet Display Awards Winners at Local Show
An array of pets was displayed at Dean Park Thursday morning. Judges C Fire D DeVitto and C Demos chose Norma Jean Ryan's turtle as first prize Rees Flannery Jr for a goldfish second prize and Gary Glarner with his Dalmatian Queenie third prize. Next Wednesday hosts an On Wheels show at the Dean Park playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Park
C. Fire
D. DeVitto
C. Demos
Norma Jean Ryan
Rees Flannery, Jr
Gary Glarner
Queenie
Dean Park Playground
Hartland Seeks Lawrence County Sheriff Post
Benjamin E. Hartland announces his bid for Lawrence County Sheriff. He cites lifelong residence in New Castle, local work as a bricklayer, and service as chief deputy sheriff 1934 to 1938. He pledges 24 hour service, experience, and dedication to all county duties.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Lincoln-Garfield
David N. Hartland
Highland Avenue
Benjamin E. Hartland
Safety Notice on Pier and River Swimming
Do not swim from piers docks or river banks and other unguarded areas. Subsurface hazards may be present due to snagging logs and underwater projections. Swim only where protection exists and swift aid is available. The sun drives rain by heating water and causing vapor that forms clouds and returns as rain.
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Earth
Grace Bible Church Services and Social gathering in New Castle
Grace Bible church held services with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and an evening 745 song service. Mrs Marian Boulden of Castlewood hosted a family brunch with her sisters and their families.
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Grace Bible Church
Addison Davis
G. W. Fissel
Marian Boulden
Castlewood
Boulden
Earl Collins
Charles Sanford
Homer Houck
Marion Boulden
Boulden, Jr
de Sanford
Ull
Fathers and Sons
Harvey Ketzel
Johnson
Jay Allsworth
Henry Karki
Harvey Brown
Rev
A. C. Bunney
T. C. Watson
Edward McCowan
Huber Bunney
Florida
Ben Gardner
Alfred Bunney, Sr
Visiting Friends Report From East New Castle Notes
Mr and Mrs Franklin Black of New Castle visited Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Black. James Begay a Navajo Indian and his niece Dorky visited Rev and Mrs Earl Collins Thursday en route to Binghamton New York.
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East New Castle
Franklin Black
New Castle
Earl Black
James Begay
Dorky
Earl
Collins
Binghamton
N. Y
Trees Planted On Strip-Mined Land
Harrisburg reports over 2,000,000 trees and shrubs planted on strip mined coal field sites by the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters. An additional 600 acres were sown with grass and clover to form immediate cover on bare mounds.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
May Forest Fires Burn 18 000 Acres
Harrisburg officials report 865 forest fires statewide in May destroyed about 18 000 acres of public and private land. The fires harmed wildlife food and cover across the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
State salary rulings favor two officials in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Justice Department ruled that Executive Director Charles A. French of the Fish Commission and Miss S. M. R. O’Hara, reappointed to the state parole board, may receive pay raises. French may collect from April 25 under a new agency setup and O’Hara is entitled to a $1,000 raise as of April 30 when she took the oath of office.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Justice Department
General Assembly
Department
Charles A. French
Fish Commission
S. M. R. O'Hara
State Parole Board
T. McKeen Chidsey
French
Board of Fish Commissioners
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
James H. Duff
Chidsey
Miss O'Hara
Parole Board
O’hara
East Lackawannock Notes Family Visits and Local Events
East Lackawannock brief: Sam Mast and wife visit his mother in Millersburg. multiple attendees at Alrick Miles funeral in Harrisburg with interment at Plaingrove. Local society includes Sesqui Centennial dinner in New Wilmington, Kiwannis delegate trip to Atlantic City, and hospital update on Earl Blake. District of Columbia noted as a Federal District with no state or territorial status.
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Sam Mast
Mast
Millersburg
Nancy Hamilton
Clyde Bowen
Clarence Humphrey
Alrick Miles
Harlansburg
U. P
Plaingrove
J. A. Hoagland
Joseph Bowen
Neshannock Church
New Wilmington
Roy N. Moose
Robert
John Edwards
New Castle
Kenneth Robinson
Paul Warner
Lester Robinson
Floyd Robinson
Boyd Barrett
Ellwood City
Barrett
Iss Lois Bell
Unity
Paul Osborne
Atlantic City
N. J
Howard Knaff
Coolspring
Mary Knauff
Earl Barnhart
Earl Anderson
Bushline Hospital
Beggarweed Boosts Growth Of Chickens
The Agriculture Department reports Desmodium beggarweed, a Central American weed, increases protein content up to 19 percent and speeds growth in stunted chickens. joint tests by U S department scientists and Guatemala’s government at Guatemala City show it can rival or exceed alfalfa in chopped poultry rations, aiding poultry expansion in Latin America and beyond.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Guatemala City
Latin America
Plant testing varies of beg garweed grows wild regionwide
The department said it is testing other varieties of the plant that grow in Latin America and the Gulf Coast region as part of its efforts to understand how the weed propagates across different environments.
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Latin America
Gulf Coast
Notre Dame Grid to Meet Ten Opponents in 1949 Season
The Notre Dame football team will face Indiana Washington Purdue Tulane Navy Michigan State North Carolina Iowa Southern California and Southern Methodist in the 1949 schedule.
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Notre Dame
Indiana
Washington
Purdue
Tulane
Navy
Michigan State
North Carolina
Iowa
Southern California
Southern Methodists
Know Your Limits and Safe Swimming Guidelines
Advice urges non swimmers and untrained athletes to avoid dares and swim only within their skill and endurance. Tips emphasize safety, sane recreation, and staying within limits while enjoying activity.
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Court House
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Harvey Moore
Public Utility Commission
W. Walter Braham
John G. Lamoree
Jerry Michael Nocera
Liberty Street
Sophie Belak
Court Street
Albert Sier Basse
Buchtel Avenue
Akron
Etiel Thelma Bass
Esther Avenue
Matthew Szuba
Mildred Donegan
Hillcrest Avenue
Bay Westinghouse Refrigerators Laundromats Dryers
Alexander
N. Mill St
All New Castle
Mercer & North Sts
East
Washington St
Long Ave
State Theatre
Liberty & Wabash
Benj. E. Hartland Sheriff
E. New Castle
Neshannock Ave
Dorothy Gray
Rmain
Woods
Isaly
COR
Washington & N. Mills
John Alexander
YES
East Lackawannock
District of Columbia
Sara
Sara Drew
C Paul
Paul
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