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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
38
Hong Kong reports brisk fighting in Canton as Whampoa cadets—students from a Sun Yat Sen pro Bolshevik academy—engage anti Bolshevik military gendarmerie. Cadets fire indiscriminately to gain city control while armed gendarmerie resist.
Berlin Aug 28 The Union of Nationalist leagues has begun a campaign opposing the government in security pact talks. The group seeks abolition of the Versailles treaty rejection of the pact and Germany staying out of the League of Nations. It denounces the Dawes plan as void and says it rests on the lie of Germany's war guilt. Die Zeit condemns the resolution warning Germany may pay for damage caused by leaders.
Mr and Mrs E W Hawthorn who once lived in New Wilmington will celebrate their golden wedding on September 12 north of town. The couple will be joined by many friends including the brides maid and best man from their 50th anniversary wedding who will attend.
About thirty friends gathered on Tuesday evening to bid Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thorn farewell as they prepare to move soon to Walma near New Castle. A late hour lunch was served by the ladies.
Mrs. W. C. Henderson of Neshannock Avenue fell at the kitchen door Sunday afternoon suffering a broken arm. Dr. Barr reduced the fracture and she is recovering nicely.
Rev Edwin McClintock spoke at Eastbrook on Wednesday evening moderating a petition for J. W. St. Clair of Lauclaire to become pastor of Eastbrook and Nes hannock U P churches.
Dr. G. N. Mealy sold his Mercer street property to Misses Lillian and Francis Brown. The house will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McQuiston. The play An Old Fashioned Mother will be presented at the local M E church by the White Chapel group on Friday evening September 4.
The Happy Hour Society Social for September is postponed one week and will be held on Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Yarlan's home with Mrs. Frank Hoagland as joint hostess. Mrs. Wilson leads the Devotionals and Mrs. Guy Neal the Mission Study.
The committee on program for the celebration of the 125th anniversary outlines plans for events, ceremonies, and community participation to mark the milestone. Details include schedule considerations, guest speakers, and coordinated city involvement.
Residents were urged to search attics for historical relics for an October exhibit at the Neshannock Presbyterian church. Local families and visitors including J J Francis Mrs Paul Thompson and daughters Milred Thomp son Clara Tenault and daughter Betty Lieu Rev Greer Bingham and family J T Bingham and Rev W S Bingham visited. others traveled between Chicago Slippery Rock Newark and Philadelphia for personal and educational reasons.
A play The Hoo Dood Coon will be staged at Liberty Grange hall on September 3 by Fair View Grange patrons. The Little Clod Hopper was performed at Liberty Grange hall by Bethel U P church youths. Liberty Grange to host Pig Club boys at the New Castle fair again this season.
The Harlapsburg W C T U will hold its September meeting the first week instead of the second. The gathering takes place at Mrs MecKissick’s home on the Butler road.
Mrs H W Ritenour and children visited Mrs Walter Miller in Butler while George Floyd and Mary Dicks joined the Conneaut Lake fair. A Scott township reunion and Old Timers day are set for Rock Springs on August 29 with sports and amusements. Er ie Springs celebration drew attendees from around Haransburg and Butler road on Saturday evening. Edward Chapman and children visited McCaslin from New Castle on Tuesday. Threshers work continues around McCaslin. A Chicago man was struck by a car the day before his wedding.
A mother narrates relief from long standing bloating and stomach trouble after two years on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She credits the treatment with curing constipation and related ailments, claiming it removes intestinal mucus and inflammation. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee and lists McKee's Kut Rate Store and other druggists as sellers.
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