Worn Out Paper Money Replaced Monthly In City
Local banks in the Federal Reserve system replace about 65000 to 79000 dollars of worn paper money each month. Most notes are one dollar, with some fifties and hundreds, sent to Pittsburgh for destruction and replacement by credit rather than immediate new bills. The process ends with perforation and cutting strips before new money is issued from Washington.
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Washington
D. C
Federal Reserve
Pittsburgh
John Maher
Citizens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Princeton Station Church Service at Hermon Presbyterian
The Princeton Station Church will conduct its service at Hermon Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning December 6 at 10 30. Rev Howarth is the pastor and will lead the service followed by Sunday school.
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Hermon Presbyterian Church
Howarth
Missionary Society to Meet All Day at Hermon Church
The Ladies' Missionary Society of Hermon Presbyterian will gather at the church on Thursday December 3 for an all day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Hohmann Family Guests Near Plaingrove
Mr and Mrs George Hohmann and their son Bobby of near Plaingrove were guests of Mrs Hohmann's family. The fragment notes a social visit with unspecified duration and context.
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George Hohmann
Bobby
Near Plaingrove
Community Visits and Sunday Travels in New Castle Area
Local residents from New Castle and nearby towns spent Sundays visiting relatives and shopping. Names include Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Henry, Arthur Flack, N. M. Young, Merie McCurdy, Dave McCullough, and Samuel Kildoo, among others. Also noted are hospital visits and trips to Slippery Rock and Gibsondale.
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Merie McCurdy
Sandy Lake
John McCurdy
Dave McCullough
Zion
Samuel Kildoo
New Castle
Floyd Houk
D. F. Henry
Frank Gibson
Robert McCurdy
Oscar Stickle
George Hohmann
Jennie
Pearle
Ruth Henry
Charles Myers
Revie Freeman
Rupert West
Grant
Ralph McCurdy
Douglas Henry
John
Oran McCurdy
Edward Young
Newton Young
Gladys
New Castle Hospital
Walter McDonald
Clifford Grimes
Slippery Rock
Charles Davis
Donald and
Everett
Homler Johnson
James and
Arthur
Myers Young
William Wright
Adah
James White
Gibsondale
Thanksgiving visits and local notices in Harlansburg area
Harlansburg Road resident Zanesta Floyd, a State college student, spent Thanksgiving at her parents’ home. Mr and Mrs D A Byers returned home after visiting Detroit. Leona Emery and Harold of New Castle joined their aunt Mrs H Ritenour. The Emery family and Mrs George Jordan of Croton Avenue visited Jasper Drake near Harlansburg. Clarence McFarland spent Thanksgiving with parents nearby. The West family planned a motor trip to Reading Orwigsburg and Philadelphia for 10 days to two weeks. A miscellaneous social is set for December 4 at Mc Caslin school. Mr and Mrs Leroy Chapman of New Castle visited T C West’s family. H W Ritenour and family stay with T C West for a couple weeks. Neshannock U P church services are Sunday with Sunday school at 1 PM and preaching at 2 PM.
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Zanesta Floyd
State College
D. A. Byers
Detroit
Mich
Leona Emery
Harold
New Castle
H. Ritenour
Ralph Emery
Beryl
Virginia
George Jordan
Croton Avenue
Jasper
H. W. Ritenour
T. C. West
Neshannock U. P
First Woman Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination
Mrs. Evelyn F. Snow of Mt. Vernon Ohio, a former state movie censor, plans to run as a Republican candidate for governor, becoming the first woman to seek Ohio’s GOP nomination.
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Evelyn F. Snow
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
New Comets Seen And Photographed During November
New Castle residents note exceptional November activity in astronomy with two new comets discovered late in the month. Dr. John H. Pitman of Sproul Observatory and Prof. Van Biesbroeck of Yerkes Observatory discuss sightings, photography, and orbit calculations while detailing other faint comets: Temple second, Brooks, Wolf, Sage, Borelly, and more.
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New Castle
John H. Pitman
Sproul Observatory
Swarthmore College
P:tman
George van Biesbroeck
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
Williams Bay
Wis
van Biesbroeck
Biela
Temple
Brooks
Borelly
Wolf
Sage
Music Box And Candy Combined
A city novelty for Christmas gifts features a chest of candy with a built in music box that plays a carol when opened. The item blends seasonal candy with a musical surprise, though its price remains unspecified.
End Cough Quickly With This Old Home Remedy
A massaged home remedy promises rapid relief for severe coughs using a pint bottle of Pinex with sugar syrup or molasses honey. It claims instant soothing effect, loosened phlegm, and usefulness for throat and chest infections including bronchitis and croup. The ad emphasizes affordability and asks readers to request 214 ounces of Pinex from their druggist.
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Remy
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Government Answers Wheeler Demurrer in DC Case
The government answered Wheeler's demurrer alleging conspiracy to defraud the government. Special Assistant William E. Leahy said the Washington and Montana cases differ, noting Wheeler faced charges in Montana for using Willey to represent clients while in DC he allegedly conspired with Gordon Campbell to obtain illegal oil and gas permits.
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International News Service
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
District of Columbia
William E. Leahy
Wheeler
Leahy
Wheel
Willey
Federal Department
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Campbell
Monopoly Charges To Be Investigated In Pittsburgh Hearing
Prominent men led by Homer D. Williams president of the Pittsburgh Steel Co are subpoenaed to Harrisburg for a hearing on monopoly charges against the Pennsylvania Underwriters association in securing securities for Allegheny county construction projects. The probes follow the Carnegie Trust crash and link politics and bonding. Governor Pinchot ordered the investigation with R M Ball of the American Bridge Co and W J Swingle of the Southern Surety Co also subpoenaed.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Homer D. Williams
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Underwriters’ Association
Allegheny County
Carnegie Trust Company
John A. Bell
Pinchot
R. M. Ball
American Bridge Co
W. J. Swinggs
Southern Surety Co
Des Moines
Increase in personal crisis reports in England and Wales
International News Service reports rising suicide rates in England and Wales. In 1924, suicides per million were 157 for men, up from 147 a decade earlier, and 54 for women, up from 49. Women most often used poison, men hanging. gas asphyxiation is rising. The piece notes that marriage at church does not justify staying away.
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Ternational News Service
London
England
Wales
England and
Seventy Schooners Report Record 27 Million Pound Catch
Lunenberg fleet of seventy schooners returns with the largest catch in history totaling over 27 million pounds and valued at about 3.72 million dollars. W. E. Knick led with 560000 pounds. Canada’s 1925 fish exports reach about 34.95 million dollars with strong US, UK markets and rising per capita consumption abroad.
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Lunenberg
Lunenberg Grand Banks
W. E. Knick
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Department of Marine
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
Woman's National Exposition Planned for St Louis
A national exposition for women is set to be held in St Louis in February to showcase advances by women in vocational professional and educational fields as well as the arts and sciences.
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St. Louis
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Princeton Station
Church Service
Missionary Meeting
the Best Feeds, Inc
Robins Furniture CO
East
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Savings and Loan Association
State Capitol Savings and Loan Association
South Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
Lawrence W. Platt
Snice and
Orris Book
Arthur Flack
Smiley Stop
N. M. Young
Harlansburg Road
Dr. James
Parlor Furnace
Washington St
D.G. Ramsey
Crotcin Avenue
East Washington St
Westinghouse
Klixon
Westinghouse Electrical
Mazda
Sor
Westingouse
Marvin Electric Co
North Mercer St
British Columbia
Department
Prairie Provinces
the Frew Co
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