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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
11
Charleston reports 100 state militiamen including a machine gun unit arrived at Dry Branch in the Cabin Creek district as a precautionary move to curb miner unrest. Officials say transport was orderly and no untoward incident occurred despite days of rumors of trouble.
Dr H C Harper Lawrence and Mercer county medical director has returned from Mt Alto where he attended the state meeting and plans to resume local duties promptly.
Health directors and officers from every district in Pennsylvania attended sessions conducted on a military plan. Lectures on sanitary and health topics were delivered by experts as part of the state health department extension program.
Volant announces Thursday July 27 as the annual homecoming style Community Day. Committees plan extensively and expect a highly successful event in the district. Former Volant college alumni are urged to attend as honored guests. Dinner starts at noon and the afternoon is devoted to planned activities.
With the resumption of number one furnace at Carnegie Steel Co four additional yard crews were placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad to handle hot metal runs An extra crew was added to Mahoningtown yard The lakes ore trade is up with fifty four firemen recalled to handle business Six boats sit in Ashtabula harbor awaiting unloading each load means several trains eastbound Officials do not expect a strike by shop or train men and anticipate a peaceful adjustment The Pennsy sees no serious strike threat at this time
David Jameson, president of the Lawrence Auto Association, attended the national body's executive board sessions in New York on Thursday June 279. He reports the association is prospering and growing rapidly with twelve new clubs admitted, increasing national membership by over ten thousand motorists.
Rankin Johnston is the sole beneficiary under the will of the late J. M. Johnston of Neshannocks township. The August 26, 1916 will bequeaths all real estate and personal property to Rankin Johnston. Executors named are H. T. Getty and W. S. Robinson of New Wilmington. Rankin Johnston is a relative of the decedent.
A. D. Farrell of Los Angeles formerly with the Johnston Limestone company is visiting friends. He was among the men shot years ago when bandits held up a car near Edenburg on its way from this city to Hillsville with a payroll.
Stanley Planko and J. Roth were moved to the workhouse this morning by Sheriff W. H. Andrews. Planko received four months for passing a forged check, Roth for a liquor charge. The section also includes a satirical exchange about rent and a quip on a new drug.
In Beaussines Belgium a village known for its pretty girls hosts an annual fiancee fair to match unengaged locals. The event reopens after the war with dancing kisses allowed under rules and private arbors for couples. A mistress urges marriage and scorns celibacy as youths search for partners.
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