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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
28
President Calvin Coolidge predicts a tough contest in the western states once dominated by Senator La Follette. He acknowledges strong regional challenge and campaigns to shore up strength in the Midwest where the outcome appears doubtful.
George F. Durno reports from Swampscott Mass as President Coolidge weighs heavy political artillery for the coming elections. Advisory talks focus on Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas with Iowa's John Adams relaying midwest conditions and Brookhart’s influence, while North Dakota faces a Senate vacancy and a likely 1926 contest.
Central Christian Woman's Missionary society meets at Mrs. Fred Klink 1608 Audley avenue Friday evening August 7. Dorcas class monthly meeting at the church Thursday evening August 6. Mildred Allison will speak at Christian Endeavor Tuesday at 7 30 in the fourth world trip stopover. Bible school officers and teachers meet tonight at eight at A W Baumen’s Adams street. School Alumni event at the church with broad invitation. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds Mite Box Opening at Mrs. E N Baer Wallace avenue Friday afternoon 2 30 with Mrs Mechem in charge. Dr W G Meade to speak next Sunday at 11 a m.
Evening gathering at 7 30 for the Sunday School board with adult scholars urged to attend. Regular Board of Trustees meeting set for Tuesday at 7 30. Wednesday church event combines class and prayer meeting at 7 30. Thursday hosts Normal class at 7 30, all at the church.
Members of the Laura Young Bible class will gather Tuesday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs D L Carr 927 Adams Street Leader Mrs R E Elmore Teacher Mrs Allison.
The Rachel Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting this evening at 8 o clock in the I O O F hall on North Mercer Street.
Zion Lutheran reports the Men’s Club holds its monthly meeting in the church parlor Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Spiritualist Church announces Wednesday evening service at 8 o clock on the third floor above Clutton's drug store with a lesson and lecture and a 9 45 demonstration of spirit return led by Mrs Guthrie with Nellie Ingram as pianist. First M E notes a homecoming event Tuesday evening September 1 with the Sunday gathering.
First Baptist Church announces section seven of the Woman's Missionary Society will hold a luncheon Thursday at noon at Cascade Park. Section eight will host an all day sewing at the church Wednesday.
Martha Lodge True Ivorites of America will meet Tuesday evening at 7 45 o clock in the First Congregational church. All members are urged to be present.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will meet at the city building this evening at 8 o'clock to arrange plans for their annual picnic.
The Daniel Leasure Auxiliary holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 in the American Legion Home. A social time follows and husbands of members will be special guests.
The Opportunity Circle of the Mahoning Presbyterian Church has been postponed during the month of August.
Eminent chemists and physicians arrive in Los Angeles from across the United States to attend the 70th meeting of the American Chemical Society, which opens this afternoon for a week long session.
Governor appoints Wm. H. Miller, noted undertaker, as Notary Public residing at 632 South Mill Street New Castle. Commission computed from July 25, 1925. Miller is praised for efficient service in both undertaker and notary roles.
Two local women face serious charges in an appeal from probate of Laura B. Rice's will filed in Lawrence county. Robert A. Slack seeks to overturn a 1925 will alleging unsound mind and undue influence by Ethel M. Battley and Tessa B. Barge, asserting the signature was not Mrs. Rice's. An order requires the defendants to appear and show cause why probate should not be opened to appeal.
Mrs. Margaret Shields of Leasure Avenue will travel to Greensburg to stay with her daughter before attending the Pittsburgh Conference Methodist Episcopal Church summer mission school at Wesley Camp Kiskiminetas Springs school. The week long program features lectures by Dr Nagay and others, daily classes, morning study, recreation, and a Friday camp fire.
Council backed a favorable report on an ordinance establishing through traffic lanes and requiring motorists to stop at specified intersections. The measure heads to the printing office before becoming city law.
Gertrude Ederle aims to become the first woman to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris-Nez to Dover. Weather delays forced postponement from this morning to tomorrow after training completed days ago.
Mrs Vernon Gould marries in Reno Nevada in a brief bulletin dated August 3 detailing a civil ceremony. The notice records the bride and groom and the Nevada venue, noting the marriage took place in the city on that date.
Helen Gould, tied to the Goulds family fortune, was quietly wed yesterday to Wilbur N Rose a California and Nevada insurance man. Her residence is listed as Toronto Canada and she recently obtained a divorce here several months ago.
New York officials launched a major crackdown to padlock more than 1000 places across the state. Two courts operated rapidly as thirteen establishments were closed this morning, four of which were in Kingston, N Y, home of prohibition director Pal mer Canfield.
A playful dialogue shows a wife proposing to have her mother for lunch after a sudden inspiration, while the husband declines citing digestion trouble. The snippet captures a light household exchange with a quirky punchline.
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