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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
37
William Henderson aged 24 with Utah home was sentenced to five to ten years in county prison after pleading guilty to robbing a drug store on November 20. He told the court he had recently been in Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh.
Cool Spring Miss Hazel McCullough was a Mercer caller Tuesday. Prof. Wm. Johnson of Mercer was a visitor at the Fredonia school on Monday. W. J. Ewing was called to Harlandsburg Thursday on account of illness of his brother Harry Ewing. Miss Mildred McCullough visited Margaret Mount of Fredonia last Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Irene Henderson of Grove
A Dallas reader reports rapid relief from rheumatic pain after applying Sloan's Liniment. No rubbing needed, a light patting starts blood flow and eases pain swelling and stiffness overnight. Sold by all druggists for 35 cents.
Local notes show numerous visits and callers in Fredonia and Mercer. Names include Howard Alexander Paul Stewart Sarah Brandt Miss Hazel Rodgers Miss Grace Ewing Jack Schroder and Miss Mildred McCullough with weekend and weekday visits to friends, family, and the vocational school events.
Thirty three statewide associations tested 10 788 cows in October. 789 produced over 40 pounds of milk and 1 014 over 500 pounds monthly. Coventry led tests with 521 cows. Carbon Lehigh topped 1000 pound milkers with 122 and 2700 pounds by L A Zimmerman. highest butterfat 83 7 pounds.
The Pennsylvania State College poultry extension reports White Leghorn flocks leading the state in egg production for the year ending October 31. W L Pellam Emporium averaged 211.8 eggs per bird, with several other flocks such as John Toivonen Girard and Lone Oak Farm Emporium posting high figures among flocks over 100 hens.
Interest grows at the Free Methodist church as Bishop Pearce delivers strong sermons each evening. Many attendees come forward at the altar and a weekend rally is anticipated with services continuing through Saturday.
From Woodlawn Elwood City and nearby areas begins next Tuesday evening and runs over two Sundays as Rev C F Fairbairn of Ontario conducts evangelistic meetings continuing through the weekend.
Washington dispatch notes the committee investigating Muscle Shoals presents both majority and minority reports to President Coolidge. Both urged leasing the government plant to private capital, though with widely differing terms. The item also mentions Mrs Dudley Coats opening a London bag and perfume shop.
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