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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

10

East West Trolley Run Hits 139 Mile Daily Journey

The East West trolley route in New Castle covers 3.27 miles one way, with the car running about 19 hours 40 minutes daily and averaging roughly 129 miles of track per day. Operators Clyda Wick and Clarence Wharton split shifts, while the Highland avenue line offers the shortest 2.6 mile route.

P.O. Electric Company New Castle Park Terminal Round Street Clyda Wick Clarence Wharton Highland Avenue Tran Mill Washington Street Wastling

Mercer Marriages and Mercer Notes Summary

Mercer marriages include Newlan and Irene Troup of Sharon, Jesse Mitcheltree and Dora Brunswick of Wampum, Harry Criswell and Elsie Haggerty of New Castle, Charles Wells and Leona St John of Greenville, Walter Maxwell and Harriet Wygle of Crawford County, Harold Riddle and Oda McKnight of Wolf Creek, Stephen Baltus and Johanna Peterwell of Sharon, and Charles Bush of Carnslo with Frances Crawford of Jamestown. Mercer city council awarded the East Butler street paving contract to Jamieson and Warley for 26311.50, concrete with limestone base, 24 feet wide over 25,000 feet from Wilson Ave to South Pitt St. World on grading to begin. Court attendants Misses Hilda Herman and Pearl Laughter and Harold Horovitz of Farrell were guests of Court Interpreter I. S. John Bonale of Greenville guilty of selling flavor. sentenced to Workhouse and 200 fine. John Frankovitch and August Mason of Farrell sentenced to five months Workhouse for selling liquor. Prof. W W Johnson to begin term July 1. oath already administered by Judge J A McLaughlin.

Newlan Irene Troup Sharon Jesse Mitcheltree Lawrence County Dora Brunswick Wampum Harry Criswell Elsie Haggerty New Castle Charles Wells Leona St. John Freenville Walter Maxwell Farrell Harriet Wygle Crawford County Harold Riddle Oda McKnight Wolf Creek Stephen Baltus Johanna Peterwell Charles Bush Carneslo Frances Crawford Jamestown North Pitts Street Wilson Avenue South Pitt Street Hilda Herman Pearl Laughter Harold Horovitz Horovitz John Bonale Greenvilla John Frankovitch August Mason W. W. Johnson Mercer County J. A. McLaugh

Glands and Youth Gland Tablets Marketing Claim

An advertisement touts DRUESEN-KRAYT Youth-Gland tablets as a quick rejuvenation tonic. It claims gland secretions support all organs and that one week of treatment costs $1.25 or $1.26 with a male or female option, offered by Tabor laboratories in Chicago and sold by druggists.

Pruesen-Kraft Chemicalg Mast Randolph St Taboratories, Ltd Chicago Druesen-Kraft

Johnson resigns as Shrpeville superintendent to Mercer job

Prof Johnson, graduate of Grova City College and veteran schoolman, resigns to take a position in Mercer. He plans to move soon. Mercer prepares for Farmers Picnic at the Fair Grounds on Saturday August 12 featuring old fashioned Hoss racing, roadster contests, ball games, music by Mercer Band, and a basket picnic with Grange Master John A McSparren addressing the crowd. Last year drew about 6,000 people.

Johnson Shrpeville Grova City College Mercer Beat County Roadsters Grange John A. McSparren

Woertendyke To Speak On Enforcement Need

James H. Woertendyke of Chicago, famed for plain speaking in the prohibition movement, leads the second division of the flying squadron. He will speak Thursday June 20 at Central Presbyterian Church 2780 at 7 30 p m, with an afternoon law enforcement conference.

James H. Woertendyke Chicago Woertendyke Flying Squadron Central Presbyterian Church

There Are Two Types Of People In Norway

There are two types of people in Norway the tall hardy blonde and a short dark race. The blonde descend from Caucasian mountainous origins while the darker people trace back to early peninsula inhabitors. Norwegians are famed for honesty simplicity kindness and sea fearlessness. The nation is highly democratic with no nobility and most residents living in rural coastal communities. Religion is central and Norway is described as one of the most Christian Protestant countries.

London Norway Europe

Broadcasting as a good English verb in print

A London literary weekly notes that broadcasting is a new word from wireless telephony while praising the established verb to broadcast. It cites a Lancashire Whitsuntide hymn and references the Theaauric to show the word’s old presence, suggesting alternatives like diffusing or disseminating miss the mark.

London A_ literary weekly Lancashire Whitsuntide

Bears and deer roam near Lake Harmony at day and night

At Lake Harmony Pa on June 28 observers note many deer and some bears approaching summer cottages. Bears visit mainly at night in search of food while deer graze in fields and woods by day, seemingly undisturbed by onlookers from Carbon Luzerne and Monroe counties.

Lake Harmony Carbon Luzerne Manron

U S To Begin Vast Deporting Drive On Aliens In Prison

New York June 28 A nationwide deportation program is being developed by the bureau of immigration to remove aliens who become public charges nuisances or criminals within five years of landing in America The plan aims to deport at least 100 inmates in New York prisons and many others from large centers where prisoners are confined The article also mentions local social notes with residents visiting and returning to Edenburg Ellwood City and Mahoningtown including Mrs Thomas McGraw Lloyd Rodgers Frank Hall and Jack Zittis

New York Bureau of Immigration America Aione Children Ellwood City Thomas McGraw Lloyd Rodgers Pulaski Edenburg Frank Hall Harvey Gwin Robert Mahoningtown Jack Zittis Sharpsville

Local News Briefs From Harlansburg Area

Harlansburg notes show religious services in the Presbyterian church next Sunday after Baptist services during church repairs. Visitors include Rev B C Shumaker and family, Mr and Mrs Floyd Copper and Ian Merle of New Castle. Local students attend Sappery Rock State Normal. illness reports for Thomas Nelson continue. Myrtle and Grace Eakin attend the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Ward in New Castle. The Willing Workers Bible Class met at Maury and Carrie Copper’s home. Charles N Emery and Rey Alex also mentioned.

Terian Presbyterian Church Floyd Copper Ian Merle New Castle Sand “Urs U.S. Desa Sappery Rock State Normal Sarah Jane Brown Claire Brown Herman Emery Ralph Heckathorne Thomas Nelson Harlanspurg Myrtle Grace Eakin Elizabeth Walward Amsterdam Willing Workers Bible Class the Baptist Church Maury Carrie Copper Charles N. Emery Rey Alex

Edenburg Evening Party Marks Seventh Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Claire Hoover of Munsurw hosted a well appointed Friday evening gathering at their home for their 7th wedding anniversary. A music program featured Brumbaugh on piano Baker on violin and McGranahan on drums followed by games and a delicious collation served with help from Alice and Elizabeth Park.

Claire Hoover Munsurw Brumbaugh Baker McGranahan Hoover Missay Alice Elizabeth Park Lst Mrs. McGranahan Masury Mary Gibson Ida Myars Olive Leeper Mazie Porter Budich Stobison Bessie Hofmeister Alice Park Harry Coates Henry Bushler Francis Coates Lloyd Rodgers James Gibson Clyde Rodgers

Local visitors and church event notes

Nondescript report notes visits in Youngstown and New Castle with Grace Exkin and Cora Lavell. Clergy and local figures Rev. E Shumaker Charles Emery and George Hettenbaugh traveled to Ocher Baptist Church for a day event.

Nder Youngstown Cora Lavell New Castle Grace Exkin E. ©. Shumaker Charles N. Emery George Hettenbaugh Ocher Baptist Church

Young Girl Charged With Killing Father in Hazard Ky

June Pass, 16, was arrested in Hazard Kentucky on a charge of killing her father John Pass, 55. Authorities say she fired one shot from an automatic pistol after he reprimanded her for a love affair, the bullet penetrating the brain.

Hazard June Pass John Pass

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