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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

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Boy on Bicycle Killed by Train at Crossing

Willian George Pyle a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs S W Pyle of New Galiter was killed at a Pennsylvania crossing at 4 30 this morn on a bicycle. He failed to clear the track as a train approached and died instantly. Survived by his parents one brother Chester and one sister Jean funeral at 2 30 p m Sunny with interment at Union cemetery.

Willian George Pyle Sirs S. W. Pyle New Galiter Pennsylvania Iran Jad Chester Jean Union Cemetery

Rubber Plant Sold to Akron Interests in New Castle

The New Castle Rubber company plant and machinery were sold for 103500 to Rh. C. debisworth for Akron interests. The auction at Mahoningtown plant was conducted by Clyde Gibs on his absence and auctioneer Byron W. Cover. Details on purchasers not yet public.

Rubber Company Akron Rh. C. Debisworth New Castle Rubber Company Mahoningtown Ja. W. Beadel Clyde Gibson Byron W. Cover

Spectacular Auto Plunge On Croton Avenue

A car crash on Croton Avenue Thursday afternoon sent a Cole Eight driven by Daniel Sullivan plunging down a 100 foot embankment onto the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Sullivan escaped without injuries in a miraculousTurn of events.

Croton Daniel Wilivan Pennsylvania Railroad Sullivan

Soldiers Sweep Schoolyards In Rousing Patriot Day

A garbled wartime reminiscence from a school scene recounts soldiers touring campuses and inspiring students with tales of battles, while youths listen to a patriot’s speech amid echoes of trenches and ache for home.

Bauman Estate Sold For About Fifty Thousand Dollars

E F Connelly announced the sale of the Jere Bauman estate on Neshannock Avenue to John J Book for about fifty thousand dollars. The package includes seven dwellings, a brick building and the ice cream plant to be renovated into apartments with cement walks and repainting. Book narrowly avoided loss of Liberty bonds in a bank holdup while confirming the purchase.

E. F. Connelly Jere Bauman Neshannock Avenue John J. Book Connelly Book Union National Bank

County youths gather for fourth annual convention

More than a hundred boys and girls from Newcastle Ethwood City and nearby districts registered at Highland church for the fourth annual county young people's conference. Elizabeth Nutting associate superintendent of young people for the Pennsylvania State Sunday School association attended as conference director. The morning session, led by Roxy Thompson Lawrence county associate superintendent, opened with song service and introductions of committee members.

Newcastie Ethwood City Highland Church Elizabeth Nutting Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association Roxy Thompson Lawrence County aMeers

Marriage Licenses Listed for Newcastle Area

Marriage licenses issued in Newcastle area include Alex Nocera and Ethel Caushmore with spouses recorded. Names William W Wheizel and Alice Pyle also appear in Newcastle registrations along with Shaner Jr and Amenta GialleHa. The list reflects multiple local couples seeking license in the New Castle district.

Alex, Nocera New Castle Amenta GialleHa See If Shaner, Jr Sheanange Two Ethel Caushmore William W. Wheizel Alice Pyle J.eeee

Judge Gary Optimistic Despite U S Economic Strains

Judge E H Gary of United States Steel told the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York that general business is improving but needs further readjustment before normal buying resumes. He opposed further wage cuts until living costs fall, expressing no discouragement about the country's conditions.

Sinternational News Service New York United States E. H. Gary United States Steel Corporation American Iron and Steel Institute Dudge Gary Judge Gary

Milk And Ice Fund Passes $150 Mark

The Milk and Ice Fund has surpassed the $150 level and grows daily. Since Thursday, $12 more brings the total to $162. Contributions include George T. Weingartner with $10 and a friend with $2, with funds given to Mrs. W. J. Marshall at 698 Court Street, treasurer John G. Notheartt of Doc for Savings Association, or The News.

George T. Weingartner W. J. Marshall Court John G. Notheartt Doc For Savings Association Ther News

American Can Plant Resumes Full Operation After Summer

The American Can company plant resumes full operation with all six can making lines running since Tuesday. Manager R D Dittrich says production is at full tilt and overtime is common daily. Milk can demand has spiked with several large orders on hand. Federal works department bill proposed in Senate by Senator McCormick aims to create a new public works department.

American Can Company Ull R. D.dittrich Department of Public Works Senate McCormick Illinois

Memorial Day Car Donation Request for Veterans Transport

Citizens of New Castle are asked to provide automobiles to transport Civil War veterans from the Opera House to Greenwood cemetery on Memorial Day. Volunteers should arrive at 2 16 PM for a one hour and a half use window, contacting committee members before Monday.

New Castle Greenwood Cemetery Opera House Mon- Hay

Auto Plunges Off Road Into Hickory Creek

STATE POLICE ARE CALLED TO SCENE. Charles Stoltz of Millvale drove toward Willow Grove bridge over Hickory Creek when he failed to negotiate the curve and the car with seven or eight occupants plunged down an eight to ten foot embankment. The occupants escaped serious injury. Police rounded up Stoltz and three companions and he accused Cd. BE. Sullivan of reckless driving, claiming a second car blocked the turn.

Charles S$. Stoltz Millvale Willow Grove Hickory Creek Seventh Ward On Lo Toval Charles Stoltz Wim Hearn Charles Finley A Lewis Millvalle Mahoning Undertaking Company Viso William Wallace H. Coates Slats Cd. BE. Sullivan Cing

Speedster Bandit Car Brought to City for Investigation

A Hudson speedster with Pennsylvania plates 299,609, found abandoned near Youngstown, is now at the city patrol barn after a Thursday ride by Lt Henry Dysart. Mayor Barnes and Police Chief Elder led officers to gather details as crowds gathered. The car shows little wear suggesting it was not delayed during the escape from New Castle and was likely used by the robbers without much trouble.

Pennsylvania Youngstown Bank New Castle Ast Street Henry Dysart Paul Barned Sen dl Barnes J, Wd. Elder Henry Yysart Qomeer Pete Rilijers Shane Tre

Fisher Believed Gang Leader Held Without Bond In Ohio

Toed o police arraigned Fisher as a fugitive from justice after Ross alias Sam Sylvester agreed to waive extradition. Fisher refused bond and the case was continued to June 3 for potential extradition hearings in common pleas court. Toledo detectives said the duo, tied to the Union National Bank heist, may be part of a four-man gang that freed prisoners on Christmas morning 1919.

Fisher A. T. Murphy Toledo Ohio Ross Corporal Mannion Pennsylvania Sam Ross Sam Sylvester Willie’ Fisher Union National Bank New Castle Henry Dysart Edward Mannion Arrval of Little Willie” Fisher

Death Notice for Vere William George Pyle

Vere William George Pyle, aged 53, of Washington, died in Norfolk. James Witagevald and Leonard Gebring are named in the notice. Funeral and service details are withheld in the fragmentary report.

Washington James Witagevald Viringstown Kmn Leonard Gihring North Beavsor Kowabso Vakion

Fragmented Creekside Brief From Potlamshee Ohio Newsroom

Obscure local items include an electrical plant outage in Potlamshee Ohio, August Bam a delayed paplesion in Cirvensbireg, and a nasvale Way incident. Warnings appear about marriages, crimes, and a suicide, with scattered references to farms and crops across Pennsylvania and Ohio.

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