04 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
1
Walker appears among the first voters to return after the election as ballots are tallied. Several others followed, but errors marred the returns with misprinted ballots and misaligned votes. Judges’ instructions were printed clearly but mistakes remained, including ditto marks and omitted candidate totals on open envelopes.
Kiwanians gathered in Cammegin auditorium to decorate for tonight’s Kiwanis banquet. From 6 50 until midnight the auditorium will host wives and sweethearts as guests of honor with dancing, music, outings, and entertainers. Tickets priced at 200 ensure full seating as Toastmaster Jas K Lave presides over the largest event of the forum season.
A garbled note states David Jameson will serve as toastmaster at an event this evening under local auspices. It mentions university ties, oversight by a committee, and expected attendance with speakers from multiple groups. The passage is largely unreadable but signals a formal gathering with Jameson in a leading role.
Community leaders in Lawrence County push a plan to expand library services by opening a branch of the New Castle Free Public Library to serve local towns. The proposal follows interest from residents and supports cooperation with state officials and local schools to provide access to books and programs statewide.
Rengyath holds a post in the Post Utes department at Wasuligtan and meets Captain George Gageby on Neshansork Avenue. He visits White Was at his home in Mboghory, timing Pye flaw at the Wands Spring on Newhin wick Avenue. The investigation notes the spring flowing at a rate of 4M gallons per hour and 1 Relion every minute.
Fragmentary OCR reads out of context with scattered names and places. The garbled text mentions Marion Ohio events and various individuals, with references to political figures and locations such as Idaho and Georgia. The overall sense is a noisy, unclear notice or listing from a past issue.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and relations with funeral attendance notes but lacks coherent details such as date, place, or full identities. The legible parts mention a funeral, family members, and attendees, yet many words are garbled.
Mrs Clendenin tours the area visiting graves of local soldiers and relatives. She notes a French field book detailing yardage and distances, with a tribute table for the dead and guidance for devotion to fallen Americans.
Fragmented text lists names and actions about dance, readings, and transfers assigned to a club or association. Many garbled phrases obscure precise events, dates, and places, making it hard to identify a single coherent incident.
An unclear article fragment notes Sam Simon receiving a prize in a ceremony referenced with multiple garbled phrases. Key named entities appear irregularly, but the core event is the awarding of a prize to Sam Simon during a formal event.
The count for Tuesday's election opens under judge Emery with a panel including Lochuise appointees and attorneys Mark Tibinavitz William Feaningon and Frank Jegretos overseeing the process. Results show presidential choices largely aligning with prior expectations as officials report on the lengthy tally.
Aliance resident Charles Weaton is visiting friends here as Jon Walters of South Mill Street hosts guests. The note lists several locals including Gladys Coli, Miss Jin Waters, and others visiting relatives, with travel plans and casual social roundup across streets and neighborhoods.
The Harlequin Group stages Oh Oh Cindy with a clever part by the company and a cast including Misano Murgant, Mirkin Wallace, Elizabeth Reis, and Bessie Wallace. Performances run evenings through Thursday at the opera house with a May anniversary tests scheduled for the east.
Fragmented political report notes growing votes as results arrive. It mentions Republicans claiming a high water mark with gains in governorships and Senate races, references Harding and Prosperity era politics, and cites scattered state totals and regional outcomes.
Three fighters depart after forfeits linked to Mayor Ather, with arrests and payments noted. The scene mentions various names and entities, including Graton Pangniadee and Vince De Thaatles, and references to released individuals and ongoing apprehensions.
A string of death notices from the city listing Miss Mary Tuubelle Fenster, Miss Pensternaker Med, and Mrs. Roustermaker among others. The notices describe their residences, family links, and funeral plans including private interments at Oak Park cemetery and services at local churches. Also noted are other memorials for Elmer Reigler and Dr. Jackson with plans for funeral services and locations.
The Truth Seekers meet at the home of Mrs. Ughrmnham of OUR Widleweavers Saturday at 2 pm. The Wilon Bible class holds an evening social at Mrs. J.C. Jimmes’s home on North Merest Street. Md Society and other groups plan monthly meetings and activities at local homes and venues this week.
Rev Claud Downs will preach at the City Mission on Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings. The Crofan Methodist Rum Join Us Bible clans hold their regular monthly meeting at Mrs Anunetta Corban's home 110 North Bay Street Friday evening November.
A 1919 report details Red Cross assistance for R C a veteran wounded in war. It covers medical, disability, pension claims, and restitution efforts, including a initiative to secure compensation, vocational training, room and board, and clothing while pursuing benefits. The narrative reflects Red Cross labor in adjudicating a complex veterans case through the Lawrence County Chapter.
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