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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
9
Transfers from one street car line to another are free but cause delays. Women commuters frequently misuse transfers by misdirecting travel or requesting transfers from off stops. Operators may face tighter rules if the issue continues, turning a supposed benefit into an annoyance.
Gov Miriam A Ferguson plans to fill two vacancies on the Texas highway commission at noon today after the resignations of Frank V Lanham and Joe Burkett. Officials expect new commissioners to be chosen from a list of possible candidates.
A brief notice states Seap 3c Ointment and Ste. Talcem Me were involved in a medical trial. Details remain fragmentary with limited context on purpose or outcomes. Entities referenced include Seap 3c Ointment and Ste. Talcem Me.
An appeal for a special session from cattlemen of Galveston and Brazoria counties drew strong attention as it circulated among local officials and residents, signaling regional pressure on state leaders after several days of discussion.
William M. Hamilton of Pittsburgh was elected grand master to lead Pennsylvania Masons for the next year at the annual grand lodge meeting in Philadelphia. Other officers named include J W Smith of Philadelphia deputy grand master W S Snyder of Harrisburg senior grand warden Benjamin Page of Pittsburgh junior grand warden Charles Roberts of Philadelphia grand treasurer and John A Perry of Philadelphia grand secretary.
Goodwin, director of boys work, spoke to the Y Newsboys Class at the monthly feed last evening at the YMCA. Twenty five boys attended. Beans, hot dogs, and ice cream were served after gym and pool periods. Mrs. John T. Pratt, a New York social worker and recently elected alderwoman, becomes the first woman to win such honors in New York City.
The first women’s meeting accompanying the annual County Agricultural Extension association events will be held Saturday at 2 pm in the Big Beaver Grange hall. County women will hear a forecast of next year’s Home Economics plans and a talk on Labor Saving Devices and Kitchen Arrangement by Miss Doddridge. Mrs. Mary Graham of Prospect will discuss What Organization Means to Rural Women. An exhibit for home sewists will be shown. Attendees may dine at noon by notifying the committee or Extension office.
Public notice-style sales pitch claims a new tablet treatment for prostate trouble improves vigor. It promises relief from night-time urination and other symptoms and offers a free $1 sample from the Walker Institute in Kansas City with a limited ten day window.
The Star on Washington street, an original city movie venue, has been acquired by Ben Burke of the Capitol theatre. After renovation and cleaning it re opens today and Burke will operate both theatres with plans for excellent pictures at the Star in the future.
The new Castle free public library will not move this week due to unfinished painting and plumbing at the Hoyt building on North Jefferson. No opening date is set though work is rushed. Patrons may borrow as many books as desired from the old library during the move, with sixth grade and older children also eligible for extra books. no closure date yet for the old library.
Admitted Mary Teets on Lee Avenue and Dominick Matto on East Brook Road. Discharged James Blaine Florence Avenue Miss Helen Coulter Wampum Hillis Seamons Vogan Avenue Mrs Susan Huebler West Cherry Street Donald Roy Jessup New Castle R D Frederick Alexander Superior Street Mrs Laura Shaklee County Line Street Mrs Christine McCandless Knox Long and Morehead building Mrs Martha Leslie Enon Valley.
In White Plains New York Alice Jones Rhinelander pursues Leonard Kip Rhinelander accusing concealment of her negro origin before marriage. Isaac Mills argues Rhinelander pursued the suit and mischaracterizes the shipboard conflict as the defense claims.
An old city advertisement touts Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron as a quick remedy to build up exhausted mothers and other kin after housework. It warns against cheap imitations and urges shoppers to buy the original Burke's from Clutton Drug Co or any reputable drugstore.
Croton Boy Scout Troop 5 held a weekly meeting at Croton school to plan an overnight hike. A group will depart Friday after school for Kennedy's Mills summer camp and stay until Saturday. Scouts will collect their first Boys Life magazine at a bank and motion pictures will be shown at a local theatre. Twenty four scouts along with 20 Daniel Boone scouts and 12 visitors attended, with leaders planning a patrol system for next week.
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