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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1925

Page

12

Ford Driven Into Ditch After Unlit Lantern Causes Accident

Ellwood City Pa Aug 4 A lit red lantern on Lawrence avenue guttered mound caused Frank Straw to crash his car into a sewer ditch. His frost wheels broke, he was thrown against the windshield. Workmen note lanterns were left unlit nightly. Burgess Swith and police say lanterns must be lit. contractors may be prosecuted for accidents.

Ellwood Citr Seventh Tenth Streets Lawrence Avenue Frank Straw Second Street Ellwood City Burgess Ben G. Swith

Detroit Socialites Attend Orchard Avenue Bridge Party

ELWOOD CITY PA August Mrs Howard Jones and Mrs Clifton Jones hosted a bridge party at the former's Orchard avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Harris and Myron Gelbach. Detroit guests Mr and Mrs Dewitt Goodrich attended as guests of honor. Sixteen dined at a long center table with scarlet poppies.

Ellwood City Howard Jones Cliton Jones Orchard Avenue Ridge Harry Harris Myron Gelbach Dewitt Goodrich Detroit B. D. Goodrich Edwin French Mrae- M S. Galbach Ralph Conner Carl Zelgter A. ©. Jones

Missionary Meeting In Wurtemburg Church

Ellwood City holds monthly Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church led by Mrs. G W Gibbons. Devotions and business plan dinner service for Smith reunion at Rev William Smith home in Aspust. CROSSING CLOSED Fourth Street railroad crossing to be repaired for a week. fire department alerted for access during emergencies.

Ellwood City Women's Missionary Society Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church G. W. Gibbons Smith William 8. Smith Aspust Fourth Street L. R. Kimes B. & O. Railroad

Rheumatism Relief Through Blood Purifier Claims

An advertisement asserts rheumatism is caused by blood poverty and promises relief by taking S.S.S. a vegetable blood cleanser. It claims red-blood-cell buildup and impurity destruction improve health, with benefits like reduced pain stiffness and pinkened cheeks, sold in two sizes.

Nature S.S.S

Local Cosmopolitan Orchestra Heads to Conneaut Season

Don Bartel leads the Local Cosmopolitan Orchestra after a lengthy buildup. The group will perform at Conneaut Lake Park for the rest of the season beginning Monday before moving to Oakmont for an engagement at the Willows. The ensemble, built under Bartel and his father Prof. C. H. Bartel, promotes dance pavilion music and attracts dancers and music lovers from nearby.

Ellwood City Alamede Park Don Bartel Cosmopolitan Tag Conneaut Lake Park Oakmont the Willows waa_s Don Keystone Serenaders Ellwood C. H. Bartel Muale Asa

Landis Piano Co. Discontinues Ellwood City Store

Landis Piano Company ends seven week store operation on Lawrence Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets in Ellwood City. Mrs. Patience Pardles who managed the shop will visit friends in West Newton.

Ellwood City Aus Landis Piano Company Lawrence Avenue Seventh Eighth Streets Patience Pardles Ellwod City West Newton

Son of Emmett Burns Dies in Pa. Child Passes at Nine Months

Ellwood City news reports nine month old Robert Clyde Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Burns of Wampum avenue, died after a short illness on Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at the family home this afternoon with burial at Slippery Rock cemetery.

Ellwood City Robert Clyde Emmet Burns Wampum Avenue Slippery, Rock

Picnic Dinner Planned by Ellwood City Chamber

Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce members will host a picnic dinner at Ewing park on Wednesday August 12 at 6 o'clock. A sports program will be arranged by a committee and a tin menu will be served afterward. Local notices also report conference attendance by R Knalley FP X Little John Cavallero and L A Wyant at the New Castle office and Miss Leola Mater leaving for Scranton for vacation with relatives.

Bellwood City Chamber of Commerce Ewing Park Ellwood City R. Knalley Western Southern Life Insurance Company FP. X. Little John, Cavallerre L. A. Wyant New Castle Eastwood Leola Mater Hilwood

Peggy Peebles Dances For Large Audience

Peggy Peebles daughter of Mrs Patlenhe Peebles delighted a large audience with dancing at the I O O F hall Prospect Saturday evening. Dressed in a yellow georgette frock she performed dances and sang Louisville Low then interpreted At the End of the Road. Grant Brothers of Ellwood City direct a local talent program with the play Stookville Farm to be shown tonight in Princeton. Cast includes Ruth McCracken Bob Adler Frank Neuman and Mrs Grant and two Grant children. Sunday School picnic plans for First Presbyterian church in Ewing Park grove Wednesday August 5 with transport by committee baskets to church by 4 p.m. North Sewickley union picnic August 6 at Boots Grove with school program. Truth Seekers meet tonight at Trinity Lutheran church hosted by A W Rich lards 639 Hazel avenue.

Ellawood City James R. King Cleveland Oklahoma Ellwood Frank Milliken Pittsburch Circle Calvin Courein Ruth North Side Conneaut Lake Park Chester Imler Fifth Street New Castle Patience Peables Youngstown M. A. Artman Dorothy Sadie Hemphill Canton Ohio A. J. Deemer Hazel Dell Marian ‘Davis Franklin Pa Robert Arkwright Beaver Falls Margaret Ross Irene Ellwood City Peggy Peebles Patlenhe Peebles I. O. O. F. Hall Prospect Louisville Grant Brothers Stookville Farm Princeton Grant Ruth McCracken Bob Adler l Frank Neuman First Presbyterian, Church Ewing Park Grove

Scouts Plan Fall Activities After July Disbandment

Elwood City scouts reconvened in July after a month’s break in First Presbyterian Church rooms with A W Hartman as new scoutmaster in charge. Sons of Italy Troop to meet at the Sons of Italy hall with registration certificates handed out, planning fall activities at 7 30. Ewing Park Troop meets at Shalley Club House Thursday under scoutmaster R Knalley.

Ellwood City Elwood City Rodary First Presbyterian Fehurch A. W. Hartman Sons of Italy I Sona of Italy Ewing Park Shalley Club R. Knalley

Elderly Folkman Housed By Skergar Family

Mr and Mrs Frank Skergar host Mrs Mar gwarat Folkman, the aged mother in law, at their home due to her frailty and injured knee. Hazel Brown visited cousin Wilma Cunningham in Energy overnight. Charles Walker’s family spent Sunday with Will Walker of Smiley. E O Alexander of Piltebursh referenced.

Frank Skergar Margwarat Folkman Hazel’ Brown Wilma Cunningham Energy Charles Walker Will Walker Smiley Alexander Piltebursh

Local Social Notes From Rimersburg And Nearby Areas

Thursday visits and weekend calls are noted across Rimersburg Clarion county Youngstown Philadelphia New Wilmington Mercer and Woodlawn. Families including Williams Hartwell Armor Sherger Bartlett and Wimner are seen visiting relatives and hosting guests in a sequence of social calls and gatherings.

Francis Clara Benson Rimersburg Clarion County Mra Richard Williams Maxine Dorothy Youngstown W. H. Williams Ruth Sallade Ralph Gibbons Philadelphia Schumaker

Ladies Aid Social and Weekend Gatherings in Pulaski

Mrs J P Clark hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid at her home with President Mrs Laura Wilson leading a business session and plans for an August lawn eve social. The group then enjoyed refreshments and a social hour as members and guests from Pulaski and nearby towns gathered, with multiple visits and invitations noted for upcoming events and visits to Meadville Warren Cleveland and Akron.

Pulaski J. P. Clark Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church Laura Wilson William Kerr Dora Onstott Frank Clark H. K. Gilland Adda Urey J. R. Meek O. J. Layton Frank McConnell George Woods Luella Davis Lois Kerr Dora Onstet Dora Onstet Mra, C. C. Boydapant Edward Rodgers Mercer Martin Schell Farrell April Baker Meadville Visrt Ella Kane Attorney McLain Warren W. P. Kane Margaret Kane Wuese Everett Wallace Chas. Crawford Pittsburgh Chas. Crawford, Jr J. G. Adams Mary Adams Virginia Jack.Adams Ellwood City We Ham Cover Chester Clark Wharton West Middlesex Joseph Clark Gerald Boyd William Streyer Elippary Rock State Normal C . Boyd Edoward Martin Canton Waa Dora Onstatt H. M. Stinedurf Cleveland Sun Gay Eugene Stinedurf Russell Thompson Akron Warren Gearhart James Furgeson William Furgeson Hotel Pulaski Joseph Onstott Elizabeth O'Brien Niles Miss Baker Rsv Baker Ethel Baker H. M. Stinedorf Halen William Sarvey

Everybody Sing Plea In Britain

London August 4 Sir Richard Terry heads a musical crusade to revive English singing. He says once England sang but modern times bred self consciousness and machinery dulls song. The mission aims to unlock the hearts of the people through song.

iTnternational News Service London Merrie, Singing England Richard Terry Oncce Sir Richard Jwe

Spruce Street Opens After Contractor Payment

Spruce Street is open to traffic after contractor John B Thorson completed brick payments. The note mentions Majestic Theater advertising Enticement featuring Mary Astor and Clive Brook, prompting tonight's outings.

John B. Thorson Spruce Street Ellwood City Majestic Theater Mary Astor Cliver Brook Adv

July Donations At Margaret Henry Children's Home

Donors and items donated to the Margaret L. Henry Children’s Home in July include Mary Riffer of 31 Park Avenue with shoes and garments, Thomas Jones and Pete Brown, and Epworth Church among others. The list records food, baked goods, clothing, and volunteer deliveries from groups such as the Quota Club and the Eastern Star, with multiple baskets, loaves, buns, cakes, and potatoes, reflecting a local community effort to stock the home.

Margaret L. Henry Mise Mary Riffer Park Avenue Thomas Jones Pete Brown J. H. Cross Epworth Church Miss Parker Quota Club L. A. Pearsall The College Club A. P. Treser W.S. Tests Baking Co Eastern Star Jas Rice Ralph Brooke W. C. Wagner North Mercer Street Aiken Wm. Brown East Raynolda Street Carey Richer Phillips Street W. S. Teets Bakery Florence Martin Short Street H. L. White & Co O. W. Fenton National Biscuit Co Fourth Presbyterian Church John A. Jackson Oney’ Sullivan Chas. van

New Castle Man Receives Diploma As A Bandsman

Lloyd W. Remlay of New Castle Pennsylvania received a diploma as a graduate bandsman at the Army Music School graduation in Washington Barracks. Brigadier General Lutz Wehl delivered the address and presented diplomas. Remley, a member of the 61st Coast Artillery stationed at Fort Monroe Virginia, completed a full year of instrumental and military music training and education. He may remain in service or pursue retirement privileges and other employment opportunities as a bandsman.

Washington, D. C Lloyd W. Remlay Dewey Street New Castle Army Music School Washington Barracks Lutz Wehl Army Ramsey 61St Coast Artillery Fort Monros Virginia Marine Band Navy Band Army Band New York Symphony Orchestra Paul Whiteman Remley Hip Fort Monroe Iva

Dead Man Crates At Own Funeral Services In Home

Davenport Iowa August 4 When the body of Charles W Lau wealthy retired farmer was cremated yesterday afternoon. Cremation had been preceded by he prepared will and voice recordings with two addresses one for the home service and the other for the crematorium. Musical selections Lau chose were played from a phonograph. He also left a list of friends he wished to attend the funeral with others excluded.

Davenport Charles WW. Lau Hama Laualgo

Baboons Raid African Homes

Baboons are increasing in number in Port Elizabeth district and have become a pest. They raid vineyards destroying grapes and vines, and hunger has driven some to enter farm houses and rifle food from pantries.

International Port Elizabdth Africa Port Elizabeth

Narrow Escape Of Auto Wrecker

An employee of Moravia Auto Wrecking company at 910 Moravia Street had a narrow escape from injury Monday after a mishap in the rear of the property.

Moravia Auto Wrecking Company Moravia Street

Accident During Tent Dissection Triggers Tank Explosion

During a dismantling of an old tent parts were sought when gasoline in a car fuel tank exploded as an acetylene torch ignited the tank and its contents. The blast was not fatal but sped up the tearing apart of the machine. The fire department was summoned from box 53 at 4 12 p.m.

Death Beetle May Produce Power Alcohol

London reports that the death watch beetle may aid power development. Professor Maxwell Lefroy of Imperial College says the beetle carries a yeast-like organism that can convert wood cellulose into a sugar, potentially enabling economical production of power alcohol, pending further experiments.

International News Service London England Maxwell Lefroy Imperial College of Science Imerpia College of Science Prafos Lefroy

Pinchot Quiet On Mediatorship Of Wage Scale Parley

Milford Pennsylvania dispatch reports Governor Gifford Pinchot said he was in touch with the situation but had nothing to add on possible mediation in the wage scale talks between operators and miners at Atlantic City. He declined to say if he would act as mediator if asked and noted a representative was keeping him informed.

International News Services Milford Gifford Pitchot Pennsylvania Atlantic City

Man Held For Slaying Chief 26 Years Ago

In Dalton Georgia May 4 26 years after Chief of Police Hannah C P Hannah a son of the slain officer helped arrest Will Jones charged with his father’s murder. Jones was seized in Gainesville Texas and brought back to Dalton ending more than a decade long search by the chief’s son.

Dalton Will Jones Hannah C. P. Hannah Wes Jones Gainesville Texas

Ostriches to Race Horses in Vienna Showdown

Vienna dispatch reports ostriches brought by trainer Sig mor Miloni will race horses at the city track. Miloni plans to mount jockeys on the birds and race them under horse rules. Ostriches reportedly outrun trotting horses but are prone to misdirection and may not run straight.

Vienna Sigmor Miloni

Pennsylvania-Ohio Company Proposes Stock Exchange Plan

Directors of the Pennsylvania- Ohio Electric propose exchange of seven per cent cumulative preferred stock for seven per cent cumulative prior preference stock of Penn-Ohio Edison Company. About 1,000 holders are being mailed the offer, with officials saying the move strengthens stockholder security and the system’s financial structure. The Edison plan aims to boost overall earnings balance and reduce railway earnings proportion across the Penn-Ohio system.

Pennsylvania- Ohio Electric Company Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Penn-Ohio Edison Company Patin-Ohio Group Pennsylvania Ohio P O Electric Pennsylvania-Ohio Power and Light Company Pennsylvania Ohio Electric States Penn- Ohio Hdison Company

Dividend exchange plan gains optional shareholder acceptance

Té porta indicates many shares are being received for exchange and notes acceptance of the proffer is optional for shareholders. The filing suggests ongoing share transactions with potential impact on equity structure.

Téporta

Patriarch Prefers Flaming Youth Over Old Folks

London Aug 4 International News Service reports Fred Wermham, aged 112, declares he dislikes older people as dull and prefers youth for excitement. He maintains a nightly whiskey and shaves only rarely, claiming a beard ages him.

International News Service London Nfe Fred Wermham Fred

Plumbers Ralph Heaton and Floyd Deer Pass Exam Licenses

Butler plumbers Ralph Heaton and Floyd Deer passed local plumbing examinations today, per Inspector Ed Stevenson, and were granted licenses. The Newark Shoe Company at 11 East Washington Street adds a ladies line, stocking men women and children.

Ralph Heaton Floyd Deer Butler Ed Stevenson Newark Shoe Company Washington Street Tate

Radio and Electrical Merchandise Boosts Local Sales

MOS "Tasy" electric washers lead sales among radio and electrical goods. Agency serves Ellwood City and nearby areas, Gardre Bree Co, Mt Lawrence are ATs.

MOS Ellwood City and Vicinity Gardre Bree Ca Mt Lawrance

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Cantls Moorhead Pittsburgh Circle Ball Ford Burgess Swick Wurtemburg Conneaut Landis Piano Co Emmett Burns C. of C Blewouderry North Sewickley Truth Seekers Trinity Lutheran Church A. W. Richlards Hazel Avenue Scout News Gardner Daddy Harriet. Hartwell New Wilmington Robert Taylor Bernice Bartlett Mary Sherger William G. Armor Mia Micklin Wiliams Pulaski News Britain Margaret Henry Children’s Home 14Th Street Q. Fatent Pennsylvania-Ohio Company That County
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