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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
7
Report summarizes personal offense cases within the state and the legal action stressed by authorities. Mentions potential safety measures and court procedures, noting officials prepared to permit certain moves if safety is assured.
Liberty Grange plans a July 5 meeting with potential agenda items and notes of local participation. The fragment mentions Jot W. Ae as part of the event context.
Fragmentary notes from Harbor society pages mention a spiritual concert at Harbor United Presbyterian, visits by Mrs. S A Linton and others, and gatherings at homes of Mr and Mrs E E McMillin and H M Mollenkamp. Attendees include Mrs Caleb Green, Robert England, and Albert Ba.
Billy Jenkins returns to Rentz for a brief visit recalling old friends and the Amalgamated Man era. He pauses at the News office for a chat and reflects on past connections during his one day stay. The notice appears in The News Mail with a year subscription offer.
The record reports transfers on Court House Hill including Hebmich to Rdw and other property moves. It notes painting work, enamel finish, and bid ranges from 430 to 7000 dollars, with August 1 as a discount deadline and a July 4 court update.
Fragmented readable lines describe Kiwanis events in Europe with mentions of France and symbols of a gathering. The text references John Bayles, Daniel H. Prelear, and Orville Potter in a charity or organizational meeting during winter.
A local traffic plan gains support, promising streamlined routes and safer crossings. The proposal outlines revised signals, pedestrian zones, and funding for improvements over a defined period.
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