Mail Contract Ends Tonight in Mahoningtown
William Stubbs and John Fisher of West Madison avenue terminate eight mail runs to the Mahoningtown post office at midnight. The New Castle to Mahoningtown route will be taken over by DeCarbo Trucking of South Mill Street under a new contract. Stubbs and Fisher served two four-year terms and will camp for up to two weeks while the guild marks the annual change.
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William Stubbs
John Fisher
West Madison Avenue
Mahoningtown
New Castle
DeCarbo Trucking
South Mill Street
Stubbs
Pisher
Stormy weather hits New Castle area with heavy rain
Dark clouds over seventh ward and New Castile yesterday afternoon unleashed a heavy rainstorm from 4 30 to 5 00 p m. Automobiles traveling to Moravia pulled over as rain lashed Moravia junction and the highway nearby. The downpour was intense at both locations.
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Seventh Ward
New Castile
New Castle
Moravia
New Garage Roof Complete at Universal Garage
Construction of a new roof on the Universal garage at West Cherry and North Lafayette streets is finished. Work now focuses on building a cement ramp from the rear entrance on Wabash avenue to the second floor, removing the elevator. Repairs follow fire damage from months ago.
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Universal Garage
West Cherry
North Lafayette Streets
Wabash Avenue
Washouts on Wilder and Swansea Avenues Prompt Repairs
Wilder and Swansea avenues, west of North Liberty street, suffered severe washouts from early June rains. The steep grades required a large amount of filler to stabilize the road surface after the weather damage.
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Wilder
Swansea
Liberty Street
Westminster Guild girls plan a trip to Cottage Grove
A group of girls from the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church’s Westminster Guild plan to depart tomorrow for Cottage Grove near New Wilmington, likely for a church related outing or event. The article notes their departure details and destination, highlighting faith community activity.
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Westminster Guild
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove
New Wilmington
Roller Club Members Form National Loop at Chester
Jack Solomon Joe Cunningham James Gallagher and Charles Dungan join Roller Skating the National Loop club in Chester West Virginia outlining new membership and club formation details.
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Jack Solomon
Joe Cunningham
James Gallagher
Charles Dungan
National Loop Club
Chester
W. Va
Local Residents Planned Fourth of July Holiday Visits
Mrs Anna McKee of 509 West Cherry street remains homebound by illness. Bobby McGrath of Sharon visits Mr and Mrs Harry Mick on North Liberty street. Mrs A M Frost and daughter Frances of Seventh street travel to Chicago for a World’s Fair visit. Kenneth McKee Edward Calvert and Albert Russo of West Cherry street return from the reforestation camp at Trout Run Saturday to spend the Fourth of July locally.
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Anna McKee
West Cherry Street
Bobby McGrath
Sharon
Harry Mick
North Liberty Street
A. M. Frost
Frances
Seventh Street
Chicago
Kenneth McKee
Edward Calvert
Albert Russo
Trout Run
Freedom in Farm Killing Ends in Acquittal
Ed Warner was acquitted by a Fairfield County jury of first degree murder in the am bush killing of Hart Basing on a farm near Lancaster Ohio. The nine men three women jury deliberated about an hour after the state argued Warner shot after Basing killed Warner’s dog. Basing was shot in the back while seated on a horse in a lane at his home.
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Lancaster
Warner
Fairfield County
Hart Basing
Here
Basing
Youth struck on head by stone in creek incident
Edwin Hoon, 18, of 415 Hutchinson Street, was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital after a lacera tion on his head. He said he was swimming in Neshannock Creek in a car along the creek bank when a stone was hurled through the windshield by a companion.
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Edwin Hoon
Hutchinson Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Hoon
Neshannock Creek
Joshua the successor of Moses in leadership
The article outlines Moses selection of Joshua as his successor, praising Joshua for loyalty and wisdom gained through serving Moses. It notes God’s commissioning, assurance of presence, and Joshua’s required steadfast courage and adherence to the law to ensure prosperity and success. It frames the lesson as a timeless example of divine preparation and support for chosen leaders.
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Israel
Joshua
Alvin E. Bell
Moses
Promised Land
Nun
Jehovah
God
Not One Thing Hath Failed of All the Good Promises
Quotation from scripture noting that all promises Jehovah spoke to the people have come to pass in the promised land. The statement emphasizes the completeness of divine fulfillment for the community.
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Promised Land
Local Coast Guard Letter Reveals Chris Hatchner Reaches Out
Herman R. Ziegler reports meeting John Hatchner, a Harbor Street native who left home twelve years ago and has not returned. Hatchner, now in U S Coast Guard service aboard a ship that underwent drills at Marine Basin, Brooklyn Navy Yard, seeks contact with his family at Pier 17, Stapleton, Long Island.
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Herman R. Ziegler
Coast Guard Service
Frank D. Ziegler
John Hatchner
Stapleton
Long Island
N. Y
Marine Basin
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Statue of Liberty
Harbor Street
Adae
Hermes
Pier 17
News readers await updates after patrol check in
The message notes good health and calm morale after an officer returns from patrol, mentions seven New Castle News readers waiting for updates, and signs off with assurances of wellbeing and a parent’s regards.
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Ice
New Castle
Son
Balance budget message from Salt Lake official
Salt Lake City official Harry L Finch and local army officials agree to cut costs to aid the federal budget. The War Department will not renew leases until reductions are negotiated, and the $1 annual rental for parking in the municipal airport hangar will be canceled.
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International News Service
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sam
Harry L. Finch
Taxes for New York City collect half-year total
Tax collections for New York City in the first half of the year totaled a little over 137 million dollars, about 25 million dollars below the expected returns.
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International News Service
New York
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