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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
6
Insurance men of Lawrence County gather at six thirty this evening at the Country Club for a banquet prior to a business session. Hon. Thomas B. Donaldson is scheduled to address the group on insurance matters.
Commissioner of the State of Pennsylvania states a county advisory board proposal will be discussed at an attendance meeting led by Mr. Donaldson. The arranging committee includes Quincy McBride as chairman and members GF Connelly C P DuShane H H Honcher H R Johnson UW HB Marshall H G Miller J D Reebel M J Donnelly T F Morehead and W R Thompson.
Washington June 25 The Democrats plan to push the McCumber Tariff through the Senate within six weeks if Republicans are ready to act, forcing a vote to show who blocks final action. Democrats deny reviving the soldiers bonus issue and seek to place final responsibility on Republicans while blocking cloture.
Clarence N. Wharton of 1031 East Washington Street has bought the Henry H. Ringer apartments on Epworth Street through T. E. Smith. The three flat, modern property is an investment. Mr. Ringer plans to depart for New Mexico for a mining proposition.
San Francisco June 23 report to the naval radio station says the S. S. Humpoldt is attempting to locate a vessel reported eight miles off Ventura in distress. The identity of the in distress ship is not yet known as rockets for help were sent up.
Robert K. Aiken, noted local attorney, spoke at the twenty-eighth annual gathering of the Pennsylvania Bar Association in Bedford Springs on Tuesday night. His address, titled Some Observations on the System of Taxation in Pennsylvania, drew strong appreciation for its timely relevance. The speech included a fable comparing appetite to a sparrow in proportion to size.
John B. Granger Jr of Wiles filed suit against Niles Daily News in Niles Court of Common Pleas seeking 955 in damages over a subscription contest for an automobile prize. He claims subscriptions totaling 8,983,700 votes were submitted before June 10 1923 and alleges officials extended the contest to July 1 without his consent, resulting in him being removed from the competition.
Hmmett Williams of 316 Rose Ave was injured but not seriously when struck by a car driven by Jess Goff of 506 Pine Street near Cascade Park on East Washington Street. Williams, standing on the street, was blinded by an oncoming vehicle and knocked down. friends transported him for care. He suffered a cut above the left eye and facial bruising.
Paliga officers were dispatched to 817 North View Avenue last night to a report of a man attempting to enter a home. They searched the area but could not locate the suspicious person. Eric of Prisoners acting Mayor Hamilton released three men charged with drunkenness. They were assigned to wash the police car.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools J. C. Syling claims early sweet corn in the region. His corn, of the yellow bantam variety, is described as among the first in the section.
Portersville misses Margaret Thompson Elsie and Mary Ramsey and William. Haz let attended services at New Castle Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Eckert of New Wilmington visits Mrs. J. A. Campbell. Harry Gross installs a new radio net at home. Clifford Ramsey to teach a summer course at Eliwood City. Saturday frost spared crops in the area. Mr and Mrs Shaffer and children visited Mrs Shaffer’s home. The Ladies Missionary society of the …
The Princeton church will meet at the home of Mrs J B Ramsey on Thursday. An unexpected cold snap several weeks ago did not injure the local cherry crop as much as feared, and the cherries are yielding a good crop at about 4 a bushel.
Real estate transfers show James H Newton to Edward H Smith in Wayne James M Glasser to Edward Smith in Wayne Albert D Repytte to H J Good rich in Mahoning for $1 Jacob Softer to Maurice L Samuels in Second ward for $1 James C M Johnston to Elmer J Gogarn in Wilmington for $200 J C M Johnston to John R Gogarn in Wilmington for $200 D W Aseri to BE W Kirker in Third ward for $1 wm E Challis to Calvin J Se ward in Union for $1
An unnamed motorist lost control on Tusaday evening at the Randolph and Beckford intersection, driving into a dangerous open ditch. Police responded, marked the hazard with a danger signal, and warned against further accidents.
Superintendent Ben G Graham numbered rooms at Benjamin Franklin Junior High. First floor rooms start at 16 and up with even numbers on the right of the entrance. Second floor rooms continue from 200 up. A note on damp cellars explains condensation from moist air and cold inner walls.
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