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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
10
Rev. McAllister explains the genesis of his new novel written during illness. He describes two weeks to compose the first page and how humor and optimism sustained him while recovering in New Castle. He dedicates the work to friends who supported him amid a hard fight and loyal stand.
Children of the Epworth M. E. Church Sunday school present a Christmas program on December 20. The play The Giver of Gifts directed by Mrs. Homer B. Davis features two choruses Keeping Christmas in the Heart and Silence in the City, plus violin and cello solos and orchestra selections. Assistants include Jean and Margaret Parker Ethel Brewster and Katherine Hicks.
Imogene C. Lovelace nine of Menard Texas earned a bronze Carnegie medal for rescuing three companions from drowning and expresses pride in the award and her brave act.
Seventy five members of Jr O U A M Castle Council 365 will travel to New Brighton tonight for a 70 candidate initiation. Departing K of P hall at 6 30 p m, Juniors urged to attend along with juniors from nearby lodges. National officers visit January 11 and preparations are under way.
Miss Catherine Davis aged 58 of Oakhill died today from burns after her dress caught fire on an open grate in Gallia County.
The New Willard hotel at Main and Wayne in Butler transfers ownership to Alfred Caryman Alex Silverman Samuel and Solomon Sheff. They plan a 45 000 to 50 000 remodel, rename the property Penn Butler hotel, and elevate it as a premier Pennsylvania hotel under Herman Shaw of Meadville.
Mrs. Frank Louden hosted the Edenburg M. E. church Home Missionary society on Crawford avenue Wednesday afternoon. A Christmas box for the Slavonic Home at Hazelton Pa. was packed after the program followed by social hour and lunch.
Mrs. Sarah Clark and Mrs. Jessie Wilson of Sunny Side visited their aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Mitcheltree on Wednesday. Mrs. John Ashton of Lowellville was an Edenburg visitor Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stanley and daughter Ruth of New Castle called on friends in town Tuesday evening.
Erie police describe 18 year old Peter Calas of Lackawanna New York as a school boy arrested by state troopers after finding him transporting a cargo of liquor from Buffalo to Akron Quebec. The item notes a winter resort trend with a kitchen stove as a popular feature despite high cost.
Harbor School Union township reports November attendance 95 percent for boys and 97 percent for girls. The following pupils were neither tardy nor absent: Catherine Arthreil Dorothy Bailey Leona Bailey Margaret Clark Jeannette Cox Susie Favorito John Cifra Mike Cifra Steve Dinucci James Kenehan Tona Favorito Erma Matthews Pearl Matthews Margaret Russell Mike Schneider Clarence Winter and George Woods. Mrs. Bertha H Barber teacher.
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