Squirrel Falls From Tree Into Chimney at North Hill Home
A North Hill resident, Heariggan, found a singed squirrel in the home furnace chimney after lighting a fire. The injured animal, nearly hairless from heat, was revived and released back into the woods on Neahannock Boulevard as investigators note the wooded area likely contributed to the fall from a tree on Montgomery property.
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Children’s Home Garden Party in Mercer
Special To The News Mercer Pa May 25 On June 26 the Ladies Society will host the annual garden party to raise funds for the Children’s Home operations for next year. The event relies on Mercer County charity with no endowment, featuring entertainment by local artists and familiar party traditions from prior years.
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Auto Accidents Over Weekend Reported
Automobile engagements reported to the police over the week. J. F. Sweet, operator of Street car Nood on Saturday reported at the intersection of Washington and Jefferson streets Johnson, 407 Sixth street, drove his car in front of the street car and was hit and dented. J. OH. Reader, RD No. 7, was flung west on Long avenue.
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Vehicle Collisions Cause Property Damage in Local Streets
On Long avenue a car driven by an unnamed motorist collided with a machine at 742 Watapum avenue Ellwood City damaging Termest Hartman’s device. The driver will pay for damage. Samuel Dawson at 317 Fairmont avenue damaged a safety zone standard while driving north on North MIN street at Sycamore street.
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Fairmont Avenue
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Tomato And Bean Crops Annihilated By Killing Frosts
CHICAGO May 25 A preliminary survey by agricultural agencies shows early tomato and bean crops wiped out and widespread crop damage forecast after a week end frost. Estimated losses reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. Local weather bureau warned of another frost tonight.
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Grove City Shrine Members Organize
Grove City Pa May 25. Shriners Club of Geova City held last week a constitution adopted with no dissent. Board of directors elected M L McBride and Dunn Slater. Officers Harr ock president M A Young vice president L Gilmore secretary treasurer. About 100 members, Masons in the Shrine. A letter for Potentate O Maven of Sharon and Zem Temple Shrine of Erie to bless the effort. Mr Hazen had been ill for a month. The letter wished his speedy recovery.
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Chicago Plans Massive Bridge Building Program
Chicago will spend five million dollars on bridges before year end as part of an ambitious steady construction effort since January 1. The La Salle street crossing leads the list with 2.5 million, while other spans will cross the Calumet River at One Hundredth Street and cross Illinois and Michigan Canal near California and Citero avenues.
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Navy Plan On Amundsen Search Delays Action
The Navy Department says it will not take immediate steps to search the North Pole for Roald Amundsen and his American aide using the airships Los Angeles or Shenandoah. No decisive move is announced, pending further consideration and guidance from officials.
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Delivery Of Farm Truck Direct To Consumer Planned
Washington reports a Pennsylvania rural parcel post experiment starts June 1 to ship fresh farm produce directly from West Chester area farms to city and town consumers. Fifty routes planned nationally. West Chester route chosen for the Keystone State. Postmaster General aides and the system aims to cut middlemen and freight costs with prepaid local postage and direct door delivery of vegetables fruits poultry eggs milk and other foods.
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New Castle Pastor Preaches at Grove City Church
New Castle pastor H. ig Malin preached both morning and evening at the United Presbyterian church in Grove City. Dr. Marlin has no active charge in New Castle at this time. Further candidates will be heard.
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Langley Granted Separate Trial In Volstead Case
Congressman John W. Langley of Kentucky, indicted for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act, was granted a separate trial by the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Proceedings were disrupted by objections and a request for continuance as the case moved toward a new schedule.
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International News Service
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May
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Kentucky
District of Columbia Supreme Nourt
Dinner surprise for Mierson Patterson marks birthday
A large family gathering at the home of his son Dale Patterson celebrated Mierson Patterson’s birthday with a surprise dinner. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Mehehan, Mrs. Ida Brothers of New Castle, and many local relatives from Lily Place and Allsville. Others listed as guests included Urban Masson children, Allan Nagale, Mrs. Galbreath, Loyal Yoho, and Phillip Masson.
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Allsville
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Lily Place
Mussolini Visits Gabriele D'Annunzio
Rome reports Mussolini visiting poet Gabriele DAnnunzio as part of a public celebration. The event marks a ceremonial link between fascist leadership and Italian literary heritage amid postwar national reaffirmation.
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Gabriele D’annunzio
Rome
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