Highway Patrol Enforces New Aeronautics Law
In Farrisburg on June 28 the highway patrol announced cooperation with the state aeronautic commission as regulations take effect July 1. The plan requires licensing of all pilots planes and mechanics and patrol members will visit all airports and flying fields in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrisburg
Highway Patrol
State Aeronautic Commission
James F. Woodward
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Department of Highways
New Castle Woman Credits Konjola Cure For Health Return
Mrs Anna Spaniah of Moore Street South New Castle Borough credits Konjola with restoring her health after years of weakness and kidney problems. She describes improved sleep, reduced pain, cleared skin eruptions, and stronger kidneys after four bottles, with the remedy sold by the Konjala Man at Love and Mesown Drug Store, 204 East Washington Street, New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Middle West
Washington Street
Unik City
Anna Sparniah
Moore Street
South New Castle Borough
Spaniah
Ronjola
Ron-jola
Tamaoty
Jaotsin
Loveland Mesown
New Castle
Mme
Nobile Granted Right To Search For Lost Italia Crew
In Rome on June 28 General Umberto Nobile was granted permission to join the Maddalena Penza expedition to search for the nine missing Italia crewmen, the decision made due to his improved health. Also noted is a political remark urging respect for the southern division of the Republican party.
Sabelli Begins Test Flight Of Bellanca Plane
Sabelli undertakes a test flight of the Bellanca aircraft as plans emerge for a forthcoming journey toward Rome. The test aims to validate performance before the planned trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabelli
Bellanca
Uplift and Endurance Themes in Advertisers and Flights
A lively 1930s-style mix of advertising philosophy and tech aims. It cites manufacturers seeking customer dissatisfaction to boost sales, a 24-hour endurance flight test for the Roma seaplane to Rome, and essays urging youth education, luck, and consecutive ability for steady achievement.
Personal Mention Highlights Local Residents and Visitors
Councilman H Reeves is in Pittsburgh on business. Several residents are reported ill or improving at home, including Mrs. Ben Jones Reynolds Street and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins Arlington Avenue. Miss Nettie Evans South Mill Street and Miss Evelyn Mitchell Wildwood Avenue have health or travel notes. A number of nurses and students visit family in New Castle, and local clubs attend conventions in Cleveland and Toronto. Bernard Hanlon attends AAA convention in Cincinnati with plan to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reeves
Pittsburgh
Ben Jones
Reynolds Street
Thomas Hopkins
Arlington Avenue
Emily Lewis
South Mit Street
Nettie Evans
South Mill Street
Frances Gove
Rochester
N. Y
Ambrose Casey
Park Avenue
Evelyn Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
Edinboro State Teachers
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Ralph Campbell
East Washington Street
New York City
New Castle
Sara Eckman
Allegheny General Hospital
Tarentum
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Catherine Casey
St. Mary's Hospital
Mildred May
Joh Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
T. L. Mey
Blaine Street
R. EH. Johns
Richard
Park, Avenue
Wiliam Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Frank Reynolds
Women's Welsh Club
John Willams
William Davis
William Willams
Women's Welsh Club of America
Holienden Hotel
Bernard N. Hanlon
Mana
Afro-Americans Club News and Local Meetings
Mrs Ruth Collins of 129 Bridge Street will entertain the Big Four club Friday evening June 29 at her home. Bethlehem Bible class of the Second Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 PM at the church with George Baker teaching. Rev A Q Bell of St Lukes A M E Zion church will deliver the message at 4 PM in Union Baptist Church. A four part program will follow with Mrs Mary Devis presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Club
Ruth Collins
Bridge Street
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Bible Class
Second Baptist Church
George Baker
A. Q. Bell
Sir. Lukes A. M. & Zion Church
Union Baptist Church
Mary Devis
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Evening dining with flowers and beauty lifts the mood as family joy and food unite. After grace the room shines but when the meal ends gloom replaces glow as goblets grow pale and the charm fades, leaving a hollow scene and a desire to leave.
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Edgar A. Guest
Births Notice From Greenwood and Nearby Streets
Mr and Mrs Charles V Kelley of Greenwood avenue announce the birth of a daughter June 21 named Julia Ethelvna Mrs Edward D Fee of Carson street announce the birth of a daughter June 26 Born to Mr and Mrs James B Parish of South Bay street a son on June 26 named James Benjamin Mr and Mrs F T Lipp of Wilmington avenue announce the birth of a son June 26 named Fred Thomas Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Kelley
Greenwood Avenue
Julia
Ethelvna
Edward D. Fee
Car
James
South Bay Street
James Benjamin
F. T. Lipp
Wilmington Avenue
Fred Thomas, Jr
Picnic Dinner Members of 1927 Bible Class Enjoy Cascade Park
Members of the 1927 Bible class of the First Methodist Sunday school taught by F A Hover enjoyed a picnic dinner at Cascade Park on a Wednesday evening. Covers for 47 were arranged including Mrs C W Dover of Akron guest of Mr and Mrs L H Dover. A get together followed dinner with park amusements providing entertainment. The committee included Mr and Mrs Fred Sheppard, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clark and Mr and Mrs Clarence Jarrett. Attendance noted as 0. E. S. Luncheon hosted by Jane Roberts in Pittsburgh with about 400 Eastern Star members present. Local guests listed from Shenango and New Castle chapters. Y O A Girls hosted by Mrs J A Porte with guests Mrs W D Jones and Miss Kathryn English. Two weeks later YO A events planned at Mrs Thomas Perrott’s Norwood home. Wednesday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Oscar Carlson. L D Nelson honored. Florence events noted with dinner at The Gables. Ne Castle Hospital Club euchre hosted by Mrs J V Travers with refreshments served. Velma Pearl Ruby and Terence E Van Meter wed at Third U P church parsonage. Home Girls club met at Nancy Terrers’ home for sewing and games. Washington club planned by Miss Florence Mitchell. It was noted a sum of $450,000,000 is heard in home banks with interest to holders.
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First Methodist Sunday School
F.A. Hover
Cascade Park
C. W. Dover
Akron
L. H. Dover
Butter Avenue Extension
Grove
Park Amusements
Fred Sheppard
Lawrence Clark
Clarence Jarrett
Jane Roberts
Order of the Eastern Star
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Eastern Star
Ida Waddington
Meg B. Young
Lucille Falls
Anna Offutt
Helen Ramsey
Shenango
Laura French
Mary McBride Bessel
New Castle
J. A. Porte
Laurel Boulevard
YO. A
Wiliam DB. Jones
Kathryn English
Edwin Willams
Sharon
Raymond Rhodes
Thomas Perrott
Norwood Events
N.C. Hospital Club
J. V. Travers
Boyles Avenue
Ne Castle Hospital Club
Joseph Hannon
Laura
Irene’ Travers
Joseph Réerdon
Eveready Inn
Past Chiefs to Meet at Knights of Pythias Hall
Past Chiefs association holds a Friday afternoon meeting at Knights of Pythias hall in Grace M. E. Church. Bible class members plan a Friday evening party at James Bailey's home, 925 Beckford Street. S Vets auxiliary meets Friday evening at the city building.
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Past Chiefs Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
Grace M. E. Church
James Bailey
Beckford Street
Central Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal Canceled This Friday
Paul Welsh director announces no rehearsal for the Central Presbyterian choir this Friday evening. The notice also mentions a meeting in Clendenin Hall this evening with class initiation. Announcement issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Paul Welsh
Central Presbyterian Choir
Police Chiefs Vote To Modify Volstead Law
Colorado Springs Colorado June 9 An overwhelming sentiment for modification of the Volstead law was shown by an all chiefs poll at the International Chiefs of Police Association convention. The vote 117 in favor 24 opposed. The poll was confined to active police chiefs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Chiefs of Police Association
Girl Scouts Plan All Day Picnic and Meeting Details
Weekly meeting of Minnehahe troop of Girl Scouts held in city hall. First class girls worked on home badges and plans for an all day picnic on Friday June 29. Meeting point at captain Mrs. W. H. Hanger’s home 11a Fast Wallace avenue with bus option from New Wilmington at 9 45. No meeting next week due to Independence Day. Some large paper money held by Scots will be retired by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitl
W. H. Hanger
Wallace Avenue
Wilmington
Buena Vista
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judy Sypher
Paramount News Reel
Mes, Anna
Republican Party
Roma
Rome
F International News Service
Eevelt Field
J . Roosevelt
Chev. Sabelli
Chev
Sabeill
Roger O. Williams
Matthewarnold
Just Folks
Wednesday Bridge Club
Harry Carlson
Harrison Street
Oscar Carlson
Garfield Avenue
Stanley McFadden
Roy Osborn
L. D. Nelson
D. Nelson
Florence Avents
Great Falls
Mont
Order
Shenango Tin Mill
the Gables
New Bedford
Velma Pearl Ruby
Terrence E. van Meter
U.P
3. B. Copeland
Home Girls Club
Nancy Terrers
Fannie Manto
Angeline Ficcari
Cunningham Avenue
Washington Club
Florence “Mitchell
Spruce Street
McKinley & Frantz
Julian Goldman
Cheswick
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Sons of Veterans
Song of Veterans Auxiliary
Antoinette Barbanti
the International
Grelocker
Clendenin
Metzler
Whiting, Crane and
Eaton’s
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Girl Scouts
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