Zoning Hearing Sheds Light on Second Ward Plans
In Highland U P church meeting, Planning Commission chair Matthew Gunton outlined zoning history and the district map. Residents debated building lines, yard areas, and whether to permit more stores in Highland avenue or the north hill Class A zone, with a final push for petitions to influence the map.
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Second Ward
Highland U. P
Matthew Gunton
Planning Commission
H. Allen
New Castle
Gunton
Highland Avenue
North Hill
Park Avenue
Highland U. P. Troop To Convene Tonight
Highland U P Church Boy Scout Troop 18 will meet tonight at 7 30 o clock in the church. Scoutmaster Richard Steen urges all members to make a special effort to be present.
New Castle Man Gets Sentence In Pittsburgh Theft
Patrick McGann aged 52 of New Castle was sentenced to thirty days in the Pittsburgh workhouse after a suspicious person arrest in a police court. Alfred Rhodes, 60 of Wilkinsburg, was discharged after both men allegedly tried to snatch a purse from Mrs. Trachenberg in a millinery shop.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Patrick McGann
New Castle
McGann
Alfred Rhodes
Wilkinsburg
Mary. Trachenberg
Rhodes
Trachenberg
Seven Bandits Loot Mail Truck in Los Angeles Heist
In Los Angeles on October 9, seven bandits captured three guards, hijacked a government mail truck, and looted 16 sacks of mail, including six sacks of registered mail. Officers hunted the robbers but no trace had been found, with losses possibly exceeding $100,000 in the city center.
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Los Angeles
International News Service
S Angeles
Camp Fire Girls Meet for Star Study Program
Camp Fire Girls gathered at Central Christian church with Miss June Wolheter in charge. Seventeen girls attended the meeting where "The Study of the Stars" was explored, with Twila Crossman speaking on planets and other participants including Lucile Covert Miss Melvin Pearl Wheale and Helen Jones. The next meeting is set for Monday at Mrs. Dean McCall’s Long Avenue home, guardian of the Camp Fire.
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Winnepesaukee
Central Christian Church
June Wolheter
Miss Wolheter
Twila Crossman
Lucile Covert
Miss Melvin
Pearl Wheale
Helen Jones
Dean McCall
Long Avenue
Re establish Mercer Street ordinance before council
An ordinance introduces re establishment of Mercer Street from Norwood Avenue to a 16 foot unopened alley near Euclid Avenue, involving opening the street and condemning lands of George B. Berger heirs. Also mentions approval of a contract and notes on baseball fielding by Grantham.
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Mercer Street
Norwood Avenues
Ter
Euclid Avenue
Sumner Avenue
George B. Berger
City contracts for grading Glass Street and sewer payments
The city of New Castle contracted with Smith and McQuiston to grade Glass Street and approved a second payment of 685.23 dollars to the firm for Porter Harbor Street sanitary sewers.
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City of
New Castle
Smith & McQuiston
Glass Street
Porter-Harbor Street
City Council to investigate sewer permit request
A request to lay a 215 foot sewer in Reis street between Lincoln and Wallace avenues was made. The council said it would investigate today before granting the permit.
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Mahoningtown
Croton
Dysart
Reis Street
Lincoln
Wallace Avenue
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Washington St
Rutland
D. G. Ramsey
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Tyson
Eagle
Hartman
East Street Dry Cleaning
Louise Marsye
Bordeaux
Patrick McCann
William H. Dunlap
Larry Evan
Tag
Fox van Bibber
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Earle Foxe
van Bibber
Nixon Theatre
Camp Fire
Zane Grey
Wild Horse
Mesa
Victor
Edison
Milleman Music Co
Ohio Music Co
West Washington St
Wright
Puritan
Rina
Weiners
Park
Calla
Franklin Sugar Sale
Grantham
George Grantham
Traynor
Bureau of Police
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Princess Yetive
Bhach
Cape Blue
Georgette
M. P
Wandrell
Canada
Betty Walesvous
Aatiieine Mbekides
Prince Gabriel Eyre
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Division of
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R. R
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