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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
20
State records indicate only a small number of auto owners received low license tags. The article notes demand for specific numbers and describes the department’s slow issuance process while residents request particular sequences and combinations for their plates.
A list of names and addresses from Lawrence County appears in an extract, noting individuals such as Jones and Stein tied to Elwood City and New Castle. The document mentions an evad list, low numbers, and various street addresses, implying a public or official register segment.
In Youngstown Ohio a jury acquitted Fletcher in a highway robbery case. The trial, held before Judge David, reopened after a prior retrial. Fletcher, charged with aiding Green to rob a victim named Pul in September, was found not guilty. Prosecution indicated Johnson, previously injured, is an escaped convict from Pennsylvania.
The county wide Mme Fiddler Contest will be held December 10 at the Penn theatre in New Castle. A seven year old is among the latest entrants, with many singers from various parts of the county expected. Accompanist Dirfly VL Sypurr will be on hand and three city violinists will serve as judges, with names to be announced next week. Competitors are urged to enter for a clear decision of the county championship.
Beaver Falls Bruin and Conway postmasters expected to be listed for Senate confirmation after Congress convenes. Nominated by Congressman Phillips Hood Ritner and Walter McElhany nominated for Conway. Terms run four years with salaries 8600, 7500 and 1200 annually.
Competition ran keen in Scout contests during Troop 17 weekly meeting at the First Presbyterian church. Harold Cotton and Kenneth Atkinson earned honors in knot tying, Bil Hazen won the pantomime contest, and John Rudolph claimed loud speaking after a tough battle with Bill Wheeler. New scouts John Brown Bill Flazen Bill Wheeler Raymond Atkinson and Wagene Cramer joined. Plans haye been made to form a basketball team. Court of Honor preparations are under way.
C T U members and the Young People's branch are asked to attend Sunday services at the First M I church to hear Dr Clarence True Wilson. He is the corresponding velary of the Board of Temperance for the Mesh ediat chires. Attendees will meet in the VOW GAL at the door.
Terrible sores and feverish illness described as cured by San Cura Ointment within weeks. Testimony cites a daughter in Townville needing relief for months and a man with a yearlong ankle sore improving after use. Ad promotes antiseptic skin purifying effects and availability at druggists.
A late night alarm at the New Castle Dry Goods Company drew crowds after the emergency gong rang around 9 80 o clock. An onlooker, Nelson, arrived before security staff and found workers had shut off the water overflow triggering the alarm.
Congregation of Epworth MM reports no evening service at Epworth Church. The church invited members to attend the First Methodist church on Sunday for services.
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