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NEW CASTLE, NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1949. Court House Charter Granted To Cycling Club Bicycle Enthusiasts Now Organized Into Formal Club, Officers Named OTHER EVENTS IN COURT HOUSE Another chartered club has been added to the Lawrence County family. A charter has been granted the Lawrence County Cycling Club of New Castle, the purpose of which is to promote the cycling sport and to engage in civic activities. Officers of the new club are: William J. Gush, president; Howard L.

Jones, vice president; Tadeo Roman, secretary; Charles Reiber, treasurer; Kenneth E. Langlands. road captain, and William Estoeh. refree. UNDERSTAND IT The county commissioners are surprised and puzzled over the announcement of the State Highway drawn, we have appropriated $25,000 for damages, now they tell us it can't be built this year." MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS William Miller.

272 Green Lane, Zelienople, Margaret Wigton. RD 2. Portersville. Robert J. Bates, 802 Park avenue.

Ellwood City; Ruth Mae Lyons, RD 2, Wiley Hill. Ellwood City. James Reed Emery, RD 238, New Castle; Doris Irene Daugherty, 422 Park avenue. New Castle. Frederick Cifra, RD 1, Edenburg; Edrige Mastren, 211 Friendship street.

New Castle. Benny Perry, 302 Glass street. New Castle; Katherine Houk, 204 Holton street, New Castle. Don F. Norris.

410 Walnut street, New Castle; Sara E. Knight, RD 1, Wampum. Frank E. Murphy. 605 East 9th street, Tucson, Arizona; Kathryn M.

Duff, 1524 Delaware avenue, New Castle. AFTER EASTER SPECIALS FROM OUR STREET FLOOR REALTY TRANSFERS Lynn A. Weygant to James E. Hamilton and wife, Neshannock 1 Ora Braley and others to Donald Roof and wife, Shenango 1 Stephen Kaldy and wife to Clarence Edward Wallace and wife, Wayne $1. Andrew Malinchak to Steve Malinchak wife, Shenango $1 Thomas R.

Wilson and wife to Roy H. Bolton and wife, Ellwood City, $1. John Mayberry and wife to How- department that Route 422 will not ard Fezell and wife, Eliu'ood be constructed from New Castle to the Butler county line this year. "We had assumed everything was said Commissioner Harvey B. Bush.

"Months ago the department representatives came into the office, gave us the plans for the road, anti asked us to participate in the road damages. As county commissioners we agreed to alloca to $25.000. to be paid to the department which department would then pay all damages. In addition we gave them permission to cut through two pieces of county owned property ithout any damages being paid "The announcement only bears City, $1. Luigi Schiordone and wife to Luigi Scialdone and wife, Ellwood City.

$1. Walter L. Houk and wife to Chester L. McCandless and wife. Wayne $1.

Chester L. McCandless and wife to Robert V. Brown. Shenango 1 Raymond Aylesworth and wife to C. L.

Vogt and others, Ellwood City, $1. Mrs. Jennie Billig to Carl H. Billig and wife, Ellwood City, $1. Paul Cive and wife to Angelo Court and wife, Ellwood City, $1 Lyle Cantleberry and wife to out a story given me two months Douglas Tracy and wife, New said Commissioner Joseph F.

Bedford. $1. Travers. was told at that time we would not get the road this year and perhaps not next year. This was denied by the state highway department at the time, but it $eems the story was true after all.

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and concluding at 4 p.m. The names of those who passed yesterday are as follows: Delmrr Rolston, 828 East Washington street Margaret Douds. 1618 Huron avenue Theodore Olson. Bessemer John J. Kusnierczvk, R.

Isabel S. Robinson. 109 East North street Edward Homner. Ellwood City Frank Curth, 1707 Wilson avenue Phyllis A Burnside, 309 Boyles ave- nue Louise Harlan. 6 Lois Ann Jenkins.

Zelienople I Gino Tarquinio, Coraopolis, I Grimmett. Grove City Alexander Kuligoski, 18 West Reynolds street Edward C. Wong. 610 East Washington street Charlotte Doyle, 913 Morton street Joan Cox, 8 Walter Tomon, 18 Fern street Antonio Tomli. 325 Hawthorne street Dorothy Ordak, 1604 Hanna street James Hornback, 206 East Leasure avenue Anthony Bova.

19 Friendship street Ida Livorini, Bessemer Tena Masucci, Bessemer James Ross, Wampum, 2 James E. Korby. Lowellville, 2 Lloyd Kiehl, 8. Central Chile Hit By Quake SANTIAGO, Chile, April 20 The Chilan-concepcion area was isolated today by a violent earthquake which struck central Chile late last night There were no immediate reports oi casualties from the tremor, which scientific instruments showed was more severe than the quake which struck the Pacific northwest of the United States last Wednesday. Concepcion is on the west coast of South America and Chilan approximately 50 miles inland Seismographs recorded the Chilean intensity at nine, one point higher than the Pacific northwest quake.

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