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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

1

Kessler’s Car Burned During Uniontown Auto Race

W D Dave Kessler, a New Castle man and mechanic for Tommy Milton, narrowly escaped death when their car caught fire in the Uniontown race. Milton and Kessler led the 185th lap before the machine burned near the door stretch. Milton escaped, but Kessler’s fate remained uncertain as spectators rushed to aid.

New Castle W. D Dave Kessler Uniontown Tommy Milton St Paul Milton Joose Will Keesler Onummer

Labor Day Boxing Results From Various Venues

Labor Day boxing card results include Warry Groh defeating Jet Smithy in twelve rounds at Whealins, Youngstown Jonny Pundy and Goo Stewart drawing eleven rounds, Cumberland host seeing Perry edge Chick Shier in a fifteen round bout, Mic O Dowd defending middleweight title against Ted Kid Lewis in one round at Syracuse, Tera Hermay losing to Exyneh in ten rounds at Walterbury, Mel Stevenson of Pittsburgh defeated by Navy Roalran in a one round welterweight bout, and a Quack ad promoting Foley Cathartic tablets for stomach and liver relief.

Mic O'Dowd Ted Kid Lewis Syracuse

Labor Day Parade Honors Workers Across City

Thousands joined a Labor Day tribute featuring a parade with diverse unions and floats, including the street department water wagon bearing a witty banner. Judges awarded Hartwell & Phillips for the top float and the water wagon for second place. Afternoon speeches at Cascade Park highlighted labor gains, wages, and social reforms plus rail and governance concerns voiced by Judge Emery and J. Warrington.

Fire Chief Connery Receives City Gift from Vigilant Company

In a surprise gathering at Central Station, Fire Chief Connery was presented with a solid gold watch and a purse from Vigilant Hook and Ladder Company and local business men. The event featured a cake with the number 66 and a brief speech by David Jameson, praising Connery’s service to New Clement.

United States Hook and Ladder Company Chief Connery Cannery Edward P'Elgak David Jameson J. L. Ronte W. A. Btrilmater Lb. McGoun Henally Law Nee Mr. Rentz Connery Jameson Mr. Jameson New Clement Tayo Truk

Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Admissions listed for John Knox and others at Shenango Valley Hospital including Mildred Hoare and Anisabel Wort. Discharges note Kops, North Moron, and Hall HYCO with unclear spellings. Medical notes reflect routine admissions and departures in a fragmented OCR listing.

John Knox North Meraer Sthenls Marent Hhowort High Tel Yoo Prank Bostice Onk- Wan Avenies Mea Mildred Hoare Mrolan Asene Anisabel Wort Wow 4 Maratly Meantn Morton Uirent Hol Kops North Moron Duly Wark Hall Hyco

Company aide becomes driver after horse drawn truck

A narrator notes that after serving as company aide he was made captain and, with his own money, secured a large horse drawn truck. He then became driver, a position held until Wade Chief.

Wade

Winners In Labor Day Sports At Cascade Park

Labor Day events at Cascade Park honored winners across multiple races. Notable victors include Reese Williams in the open 106 yard dash and Matilda Minsky leading girls under 15 in the 50 yard dash, with other prizes awarded to top finishers such as Robert Drake and Frank Conti in team and novelty events.

Cascade Park New Castle Wirst A. K, Dixon KH. Smith Reese Williams William Martin Patman Robert Drake H. ¥. Dewberry W. J. Gunningham N.M. Meyers Reesy Wiliams H. L. Brinton oWirst Wyo F. Cansitghion J. A. Niel Russel Kurte Paul Fay Girla Matilda Minsky Frances Hicks Gladys Burnsides Frank Conti Gil Hass Janes Jonson Ronitick Ting

Deaths of the Day Bringers of Tragedy in Local Towns

Mrs Pauline Augusta Broscheis of Shenango township dies at 71 after German birth in 1848. Services set for Thursday at 2:90 near 81 Pauls Lutheran. interment Greenwood. Rev Miller to preside. surviving husband and a son William. Louis X Spanglehour, 68, of Hillsville dies August 31 at daughter’s home. Former G W Johnson Limestone worker for 32 years. survivors include four daughters, two brothers, one sister. Funeral Monday at Hillsville M E church with Rev Thomas and Rev Bruce. Anna M Keppe, four months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Keppe of Mahoning township, dies August 30 after short illness. Survived by parents, brother Robert, sister Ruth Evelyn. Funeral 10 AM from residence. Greenway cemetery. John C Johnson funeral held at 2:20 PM at his South Jefferson Street home. Rev Behrens officiating. Interment Oak Park. Pallbearers named.

Pauline Augusta Louis X. Spanglehenr Louis N. Spanglehoyer Fred Pb. Hill Ridge Street Hillsville Bessemer Ded Myers J. F. Spanglehaur Harrisville Andrew Spanglehour Youngstown Emily Spanglehour M. E Thomas Bruce Cope Anna M. Keppe Frank Keppe Mahoning Township Rowert Ruth Evelyn Greenway Cemetery

Westfield Grange Plans Largest Fair Yet

Westfield Grange prepares for a big fair with a large cash prize and home products exhibition. The event, dated Friday September, includes a banquet, food stands, and tech booths, aiming for wide attendance and smooth arrangements led by chairman Woh. Pullerton and committee members DW woods and FW Martin.

Westfield Grange Byiday Pullerton DW. Woods Martin The Grange Wet Idlerton Pels Gromids

Scottish Rite Masons Gather at Naw Circle Gonatstry

Fragmentary OCR describes a gathering of Scottish Rite Masons at a naw circle gonatstry venue with references to candidates and attendees, including names resembling Floavers Tatler Jiteey cal Gap rence and Seer to Dey unr ttindiaee Uist nel, indicating a local lodge meeting with ceremonies.

Mecarond Themitaas

Prominent Officers Expected at Northern Masonry Sessions

During several days of the sessions here, the Northern Masonry Jurisdiction’s prominent officers are expected to attend. The event gathers key officers from the jurisdiction as part of the ongoing proceedings.

City News and Notes From Labor Day Parade to Pool Repairs

James Martin of Neshanork avene has returned from overseas duty after one and a half years in World War I. City council met briefly before the Labor Day parade. The pool will be closed for cleaning Wednesday to Friday. members may swim Saturday and showers remain available. Miss Anna Elliott rode in an airplane from Lincoln Avenue and said the flight was wonderful. David McClours of 111% Albert street reported to the health department with mumps.

Cascade Park Emery Lawrence Crawford Columbiana County Ohio Ory United States of America Wac Europe James Martin Neshanork Avene Tae David McClours Albert Etrent Hie

Afro-Americans in New Castle Hold Reading Circle Meeting

The New Castle Afro-Americans Reading Circle met at Mrs. Rielle Shannon’s Locust street home. President Witt led devotionals. on November 10 the club marks its 26th anniversary at the WoC.AL on Wim street. Committees were formed for decorations, allyer, furniture, programs, and chairs including Mrs. Rebotea Baker, Mrs. Hilen Robinson, Mesia Wilkes, Mrs. Wandie Tytkud, Mrs. Martha Streets, Mrs. Bella Shannon, Mrs. M. Garcia, and Mrs. J. Fitzhugh. Members served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Shannon will host at Nee residence on Lockst Street.

PL. D Reading the & G. D. Reading Circle Rielle Shannon Locust Street Witt Wim Street Mra Rebotea Baker Chat Can Allyer Hilen Robinson Ehhcirinany Mesaia Wilkes Wandie Tytkud Martha Bella Shannon Mira. M. Garcia J. Fitzhugh Mex L Bigh Tinelah Mire Shatinen Ax Nee Lockst Streat

Red Cross Notes at Third Hiviston Visit

EvAMp. ead and Vireo lintiwn Cunttien workers sent a note about a day trip to the Third Hiviston on their way to HP LOWE Warrinton. Dove Wie served as cook, with tea, mantels, and chocolate bars, prepared by the Wattlghtes at Ciliabas, amid a quiet orderly scene.

Hiviston HP Lowe Warrinton Ciliabas Cnet

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