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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
8
Temporary crossing works near Ellwood delay traffic with detours in place. Officials aim to finish a temporary bridge within days, restoring access while lines recover. Local residents and a choir program are noted in the surrounding text.
Under Richard E. Johns direction the First Christian Church choir offers a special sacred music program Sunday evening June 30 at 4 o clock with Marie Snyder at WEAN. Noted composers' pieces and premier singers from the city are featured in the concert.
Pennsylvania ranks third among states for macaroni and spaghetti production establishments in 1927 census data. National total 353 such factories, New York 42, California 53, with about 4,587 workers and wages around 5.07 million. Output value roughly 45.35 million.
North Liberty and surrounding areas report visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Drain and Mrs Westlake from Slippery Rock, Dorothy Beighley and Dorothy Cooper visiting Arthur Cooper, and Mother Christy of Grove City visiting Mrs D E Stevens. Several residents travel to Cleveland for conferences and visits, with Rev Van Cleve and others attending the Whole Gospel Tabernacle summer conference. local social rounds include family visits, school events, and hospital notice.
Puzzle clues cover a mix of across and down entries with misspellings and garbled letters. The list includes health, shelter, names, measures, and common words, suggesting a themed or garbled crossword page with scattered proper nouns and abbreviations.
Peter explains his size change powers granted by a magic oak to a puzzled spider. He asserts he is harmless and loves the wee folk of field and forest. The spider boasts of wisdom, but the exchange ends with Peter asking questions and the insect's grandiose self view.
Washington June 29. France asks for more time to arrange payment of the 40 million dollar war supplies debt to the United States. Administration officials favor granting the extension but legality hinges on congress action. Congress is not in session and will not meet before August 1 when 400 million becomes due. President Hoover to seek Attorney General Mitchell’s decision on executive action to extend the due date.
The Washington Star reports the Massachusetts Senate contest could decide whether the state leans Democratic or Republican for years. It notes Republicans hold the House delegation, Walsh and Smith won the state in November, Gillett has not announced plans, Coolidge is wavering, and Alvan Fuller signals interest for the Republican nomination, with Fuller promising to challenge any Democrat strong enough to mount a tough race.
Water service in the West Side district and Euclid avenue will be cut from 4 p m tonight to 4 a m Sunday due to relocation of a main line for Wilmington road resurfacing. Pressure will drop about 30 pounds elsewhere in the area. rain may postpone the work 24 hours.
Mrs. W Norris of New Castle filed a suit in Sandusky seeking custody of a two year old boy she claims is her son. The child had been in the care of Robert and Grace Sharp of Sandusky since he was two days old. Norris says she left the child with a sister during a hospital confinement in Cleveland and that the Sharps or federal agents in Los Angeles took custody. The case centers on proving her relationship to the boy.
Mrs Fly M Marsh of Titusville Pa reports six months bedridden with nervous prostration and heart palpitations. After a relative used Thompson's Barosma her health improved, she regained strength and can now do housework. Gold en Wax Tablets cost 125 and 39 cents. Thompson's Barosma priced at 1.00 at drug stores.
A notice announces removal of horses or cows at no charge within a 36 mile radius of the Works. It specifies the service is free and applies to livestock at a distance from the site. The communication emphasizes no-cost removal and location boundary.
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