Work Completed At Camp Pakatike By Y Secretaries
Harry, cam director, and Frederick B. Etcor, associate secretary, returned from Camp Pakatike this morning after spending Friday making improvements at the camping site. Secretaries worked through drizzling rain, slept in tents, and finished shortly after 9 o'clock. The tennis court was placed in road condition and ball discarded. Starting Monday, carpentry equipment will be transported to the campsite to set up tents for the first group of boys departing Friday, July 8, for one week period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Say
Camnirector
Frederick B. Etcor
Hove
Gamyp Pakatke
Fellows
Local Admitted and Discharged List Names
Admitted: Jesse Borland Newell Pa Dewey Pelglick Bessemer Jean Elizabeth McConnell Croton avenue Harry Frank North Beaver township. Discharged: Mary Hughes Y W C Ay Mrs Marie Smith and baby Fishland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Borland
Newell, Pa
Dewey Pelglick
Bessemer
Jean Elizabeth McConnell
Croton Avenue
Harry Frank
North Beaver Township
Mary Hughes
Marie Smith
Baby
Fishland Avenue
Where To Go Tonight Fox Newsreels at Your Local Theaters
Feature listings spotlight Juatta Farnum Arline Pretey in Buckling the Barrier and Sunshine comedy with Al St. John. Penn-Itamou Navarro Lewis Stone Barbara Lamar in Trifling Women Buster Keaton in Blacksmith. Star The Face In the Fog with Lionel Barrymore Leena Owen Johnny Jones Makin Movies Pathe News. Nome Helene Chadwick H H Walthall Gaston Glass in Gim me plus Aesop’s Fables. AmgAnt The Abysmal Brute starring Reginald Denny and comedy Dont Get Fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
William Fox
Juatta Farnum
Arline Pretey
al St. John
al War
Fox News
Lidnel Barrymore
Leena Owen
Johnny Jones
Ao “Makin
Pathe News
Helene Chadwick
H. HH. Walthall
Gaston Glass
Aesop
City Solictor OKs bus route with conditions in New Castle
Assistant City Solicitor Robert McK White approves a Pennsylvania Railroad Company request to discontinue service from Mahoning avenues to the Seventh ward terminus while preserving city rights to reapportion street paving costs. The P O line agrees to transfers and fare parity with street cars, but congestion at Mill and Washington is noted. A decision on the bus request is expected soon as buses are under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McK. White
P O
Pennsylvania
Mahoning Avenues
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Koppel
Maurlce J. Kraus
Ellwood City
Atlantic Avenue
Kraus
Mahoningtown
Harrisburg
Koppel Company
Suit To Collect On A Verbal Agreement
Theodore Economy, through Attorneys Martin and Martin, sues Theodore Kiratsu for 112.06 claiming an account of a verbal contract. He alleges an oral agreement with Kiratsu and Alex Gurtik to board themselves with each furnishing one third of provisions. Additional contracts covered vent and a room to store sugar. Amounts due cited total 512,535.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Economy
Martin
Theodore Kiratsu
Plainti
Kiratsu
Alex. Gurtik
Toomvent
City Mission Picnic Draws 1700 At Cascade Park
About 1700 mothers and children attended the Rescue Mission picnic at Cascade park on Thursday as rainfall slightly disrupted plans. The crowd enjoyed the noon feast and park amusements, with all transported safely to and from the park. Superintendent E J Berquist praised streetcar men and volunteers for making the day a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
E. J. Berquist Ia
Prison escapees recaptured after Shenango search
Jamison and Price, two escapees from Rockview, were arrested after a midnight search across the Shenango river and near State street. Officers Harper and Lynch pursued them through abandoned Shenango Pottery buildings, where jamison surrendered and Price was cuffed. Jamison claimed they fled to escape enraged farmers and described recent riots at Rockview. both await return to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
Omeer Harper
Lynch
Shenango River
State Street
Port & Wick
Aty
Shenanea Pottery
Price
Harper
Rockview Penitentary
Wen
Louis Walnberg
Plans For Bible Students Demonstration Held
The committee in charge of the Daily Vacation Bible School demonstration in the Junior school has called a meeting for this evening at the Y M C A to discuss important matters. Full attendance is urged. Also explained are terms used in fox hunting such as tally-hel tantivy and pally-hel with brief etymology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & J. mm
Y. M. CG
The Blind Pianist and a Bohemian Night in Town
A wartime romance unfolds as Dora, married to John, recalls Evan who lies at home wounded. They visit a dance hall in Lower Town to meet a blind pianist, revealed as Evan. Dora confronts emotion, while John introduces her to a stark truth about his old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Ahe
Abu
John Manvell
Keun
John Qa
Nod
Eyan
Dorn
Cours
Dora
John
Evan
Prace Amyealbg
Uirth
Gertiainty
Iver
Nave
Dupee Hall
John Jong
Borg
Plantat
Jon
Dara
Kate
Kik Fiyete
Ohn
Ran
Tera
Eho
Pollu Characteristic Described as French Soldier Nickname
The term pollu was used in World War I France to describe a man of strength and character. It implies robustness, with emphasis on a hairy face and strong arms as signs of capability.
Whadda Ya See School Teachers Wedgh Moon Public Sale
A garbled OCR item reports public notices about a local event in Washington and Pa areas. It mentions teachers, a public sale, and sugar quantities with unclear names and dates. The legible fragments suggest a mining or auction style notice with local figures and a high rate today.
Rea Denies Railroad Must Obey Labor Board Decision
International News Service reports President Rea stating the Pennsylvania Railroad is under no obligation to follow a U S labor board ruling. He accuses the board of candor issues and cites Supreme Court guidance denying mandatory compliance where constitutional rights are at stake. He asserts the company aims to obey valid laws while safeguarding its operations and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Supreme Court
Mr. Rea
United States Supreme Court
Lapar Board
Betus Suvaderk
Cash Ours
Nbor
Local social notes from New Bedford area events
New Bedford and surrounding towns host a string of visits and gatherings. Families from New Castle Youngstown Warren and Kent areas share weekends and weekdays with relatives and friends, including milestones like births and attended visits across several households.
Deaths of the Day in Hite WH Mans and West Pittsburgh area
Obituary notices report multiple deaths including John Carson of West Pittsburgh and Thomas Palord of the West Pittsburgh Met church, with details of births, emigration from Ireland, long church membership, and eleven children. Also noted are deaths of John A. Marshall of Enon Valley and Elmer D. Dindinger of Chewton with funeral arrangements and cemetery interment at Oak Park and Little Bearer, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Buakert
John Carson
Paneer
Weert Mittsburgh
Avdock
Trev
Henderson
Momma Presbyterian
Iev
Thomas Pal- Tord
Pittsburgh
Wis
Mr. Carson
Towle Fast
Ireland
Aulere
Glade
Aitis
Canada
Tmhiek Biye Nia No
Tu Niamirgh
Ma Wan
Carson
Trentwyyterian Church
West Pitthhurgh
Death
Beotr G
West Pittsburgh
Cheator R
Cora Andella Fisher
Joe Ardell
Planer
Richelieu Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
John A. Marshall
Ienon Valley
Jit
Enon Valley
Luurt Smith
Harold Marshall Hard
Little Bearer Cemetery
Elmer DB
Dindinger
James D. Dindsinger
Chewton
Bester
Addy Dindinge
Fern
Wayne
Pinchot Approves Revenue Measure in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot signed a revenue bill allowing a one half one percent tax on net income of corporations for 1824, with exemptions for certain federal and state income from public services. He also backed bills by Senator Barr to fund school district travel and lodging, a Baldwin bill on bond reconsideration for memorial halls, and a Brown measure for toll-bridge bonds, plus Joyce bill extending employment retirement benefits and related legislative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Armstrong
Armstrong County
Cor
Alba
Barr
Allegheny
Baldwin
Brown
Fayette
Joyce
One Plea Entered And Nolle Prosequi In Two Volant Cases
The court opened today with three volant cases including Orville Bennett and Alotilda Payton among defendants. Bennett entered a plea and the prosecution considered whether sufficient evidence exists to pursue charges while others sought to dismiss or enter nol pros in tied cases. Attorneys A Martin Graham and T Ham H Andrew represented the defendants amid procedural debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolle
Volant
Orville
Bennett
Alotilda Payd
Desi Tt
Kbennert Shaffer
Aleo
Bennert
Feniern
A. Chanthers
Manler
Dennett
Colle
Bennew
Attourney A. Martin Graham
Sugar Purchases Probe Exposes Silent Still Operations
Report outlines how increasing sugar purchases signal illicit activity as police track hidden stills. Purchases of 5 to 19 pounds per barrel prompt attention, with 260 pounds bought in one shipment triggering alerts. A youth supplier and a cellar involved, as authorities monitor nighttime deliveries and potential sales networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's & E
Pricms
Emall Wason
Army Of Ants Ruin Porch In Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant residents report an ant invasion that damaged a porch foundation at Mrs Ramsey MuysiTest home. workers attempted to halt the infestation with gasoline and tools as the ants persisted, causing extensive structural concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Ants
Mt. Pleasant
Oreenshaurg
Mrz
Ramsey MuysiTest
Mount Pleasant
Nates Nee Birigg
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Pakatike
Thaary Day
Fritz Edsen
Drizaling
Hilo
Millness
Casecade Park
Membe
Tames J. Pollack
Ayreon Ler
Sara Newell
Nannie Mitcheltren
Albert Tresor
Guy Cover
Laura Stevenson
Marl Digg Tas
Ian Mooney
Pollock
New Castle High School
Shenango Valley Hospital
Wedaterdac
Mork & Mackie
East Woshington St
Ladies
Oxfords
Sartiiit Gouy
Amgant
Reginald Denny
City Mission
L. L. Swan & CO
Northill Street
Birthday Club
New Castle News
New Castro
Lirthday
Colun
Acarch
Cas~pa
Western Newspaper Union
A.B. Farquhar
Moxite
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Typ
Belig
Fast
Washington
Reider Wer
Rea
Labor Board
Pennsylvania Road
New Bedford
Harvey Harper
Harry, Jr
Eugeny
Welienople
Ham
G. A. Moorhouse
Henry
Clyde Bostean
Grain
Columbus
C. A. Moorhouse
Merle Murdock
Harald
Warren
Effie Shields
Nell Shields
Youngstown
Charles Redmond
Miles
West Redmond
Stella Witeax
John Greggs
Youdgetown
Ralph Underwear
Kent
Prank Fair
West Middlesex
Mire
Abe Grover
Bobby
Cludlye Kelly
New Cagny
Redmann
Morford
Harry Wylam
Charles
Cleveland
Margaret Cover
Joe Bentley
J. J. Shields
J. W. Glark
Thomas
Matthew Ick
Mingillon
Redmond
Frank Harry
Russell Bailey
New Hampshire
Mont McCleary
New Caste
Greggs
Raymond
Jack Zodaker
George Foreman
Masury
Stover
Ida Enpinger
Lis Harry
Lawellvillé
Agnos Zedaker
Hubbard
Agnes
Mise Smena
al Sual
Reynolds Street
Migg Rose Shaffer
Leenburgh
Bmata
Thousarus
Deters
Dane
Gatent St
Rogin Mercer St
White & CO
Neshannock Ara
Leville Courier-Je
Boomer Furnace
Huston
Company Bell
G47
E. Long Ave
Pintons
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