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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
7
In Marysville Ohio Tara Kissinger the night matron at the Women's Reformatory was dismissed eight days after Mabel Champion left the institution. Kissinger reported for duty learned of her dismissal and then surrendered her keys to Superintendent Louise Mittendorf.
Wayneburg Pa April bridge work will begin within two weeks after Greene and Fayette county commissioners awarded the contract to Independent Steel Bridge Co of Pittsburgh for a 572000 project over the Monongahela river at Masontown ferry. The span is about 1000 feet with approaches totaling 855 feet and completion aimed for August 30 1926.
Plans call for improved roads connecting Creen and Fayette counties with Waynesburg and Uniontown, county seats, to ease travel between the two regions. The Big Cathedral front on Lincoln Avenue is taking shape, with four large columns in place and steel beams in the auditorium area being installed, marking steady progress on the Scottish Rite cathedral construction.
New Brighton residents Mr and Mrs Michael Weaver were injured but not seriously when a friend’s automobile they rode in overturned after a collision near New Castle on Sunday. The car was not badly damaged and was driven back to New Brighton after being hauled from the road.
Notices inform residents that county taxes will not be payable until June 1. The county treasurer’s office is compiling statements for the coming year, with statements not ready until about June 1 due to incomplete books.
A large audience attended the evangelistic meeting at Mahoning Methodist church Monday evening. At 7:45 a song service opened, followed by a sermon by Rev. Homer Davis of Epworth M and I church. Rev. C. W. Miner is slated to preach tonight on True Types for Conversion.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Magee of Eighth street Harry Glitch of Huston avenue and Alvin Glitch of Cascade street were called to Elyria O by the death of their aunt Mrs Elizabeth Wingard whose death occurred Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Magee and Harry and Alvin Glitch left Monday for that place Knights of Pythias Amazon Lodge 336 held a regular meeting in the I for F hall on Cherry street Monday evening with good attendance New wire fence was erected Monday on the playground corner of Newell and Madison avenue separating it from the Fisher residence Wee Fu Club postponed indefinitely Mrs A J Miracle of Lafayette street and Mrs Bingham of Louisville Ky expect to visit the city Saturday Mr and Mrs Merrite Hammond and family and Mr and Mrs Charles May and family of the West Pittsburgh Road spent Sunday with friends at McKeesport Pa
The North Street Girl Reserves plan a Thursday hike meeting at North Street at 10 oclock. They will hike to La Camp Besbrook with luncheon and a return trek, enjoying a pleasant outing. The Missionary Society of the Madison Avenue Christian Church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T. Clark on Sunny Side. the gathering was postponed from last Friday. Sevent h Ward Personal items note Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and daughters Ellen and Betty of West Clayton street visiting Miles Saturday, along with Mrs Frank Nutent and daughters Catherine and Geraldine of Lafayette Street and Mrs George Hoffman of Cherry Street visiting Beaver Falls. Mrs J H Chisholm and son Wil- (text truncated)
Hard of Beaver Falls PA spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Nugent on Lafayette street A Rainey of Darlington Avenue has recovered from a recent illness Mrs Mae Perdue of Ellwood City spent Sunday with Mrs Maught on W Clayton Street Steve DiMasi of W Cedar Street is recovering from a recent illness Miss Sarah Reed returned to Slippery Rock after visiting with Mr and Mrs Walter Hays on Newell Lagonus Mrs John Dilley of Cedar Street is on the sick list Mrs Elizabeth Walters and children Ruth and Roger of W Clayton Street spent the weekend with friends at Warren Miss Joan Harris of Madison Avenue spent the weekend with relatives at Warren C Mrs A H Mellwain of W Madison Avenue has been ill for the past three weeks but is improving
Agent Plasts Trees Farm delivers the first of about eight thousand seed trees from State College to the Mc Cracken farm near Harlansburg Toad. The shipment, delayed from an April 1 ETA, is ordered through the Lawrence county bureau for spring delivery. The bureau currently handles cattle testing and the tree delay does not hinder its work.
Officers to be installed at Mercer 1.0.0.F. tonight at the 1.0.0.P Ladue rooms. W. F. Schuler to be installed as Noble Grand and John Amy as Vice Grand. Third degree to be enacted. Attendance urged from as many members as possible.
Adam Qnstott commander of Post 100 Comrades of the G A R invites all members wives and widows to the Appomattox day dinner by the ladies of the G A R in the Sons of Veterans jail city building Thursday April 9 1930 at noon. Fred Bartburger reports his dog attacked a passerby promising to cover medical costs and keep the dog tied for ten days. An electric grill has been combined with an intended dining room table.
Millions use Bulgarian Herb Tea to fight colds and influenza related illness. The ad touts relief from constipation, stomach soothing effects, and cleansing the bowels with doctors and druggists endorsing the product.
Workmen began installing a conduit system by the Bell Telephone company with a paving break on Highland avenue. Crews tapped the pavement about 25 yards south of Lincoln avenue and expect the project to continue into summer. A wheel end paint tank for highway line marking was introduced for car attachment.
Sioux Falls Daic James A May of 462618 Seroct claims a device that improves mileage to 49 miles per gallon, reduces air carbon, prevents spark plug trouble and overheating. He says many cars exceed 49 mpg, installation takes five minutes, and offers are available to auto owners through agents. Write him today.
Three Mercer churches have closed their fiscal years as of April 1. First and Second United Presbyterian and Second Presbyterian show healthy finances with no debt at two houses and a $1000 payoff at the Second Presbyterian. First Presbyterian plans its annual meeting April 8 noting flourishing conditions.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Riley remains confined to Mercer Hospital for several days after a gun battle on Mercers Tackyon Central road with Pete Sherbin. Riley shows improvement from shock and bullet wound sustained during the attempt to capture Sherbin, who was in a disturbed state.
Early spring weather fosters rapid building progress in the city as dwellings and new structures rise across areas. Unlike last spring, prolonged rains slowed outside work, making current development notably brisk.
Joseph Minquale of East Washington Street accepts a new role as manager of the Owl Service. The notice highlights his relocation and appointment within the local business circle.
An announcement today mentions an accommodation store located at 15 South Mercer street. The brief indicates a new or updated notice regarding the property or business at that address. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Harold Hunter executive secretary of the New Castle Centennial will speak at the Service Star Legion meeting Thursday evening April 9 at 3 o clock in City Building. He will outline the program planned for June 2 to July 4. The South African government has planted nearly 106000 acres in trees as part of afforestation.
An em inent San Francisco physician announces Hopa Neuritis Tablets as a homeopathic remedy for neuritis neuralgia and nerve attacks. Claims promise relief, tone to the nervous system, and freedom from dope bromides narcotics. druggists recommend, Love and Megown supply, mail orders filled.
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