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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
10
A group of seven boys start a travel trek by small row boat along the Shenanock Creek to trap mame and muskrats. They report encounters and hardships as they voyage, plan their return, and aim to share their experiences with Calhoun and others when they reach a bank by evening.
A Kiwanis address praises honesty and shared purpose among members. It extols civic responsibility, urges actions to improve local conditions in New Australia, and calls for disciplined, collective effort over individual deeds.
District Attorney Rickard issued an inquiry for relatives of Frank Renninger who died recently in Snyder County. He was the son of Frank and Matilda Welder Renninger and may have kin in Mercer County on his mother’s side. Renninger left a small estate to be distributed among relatives.
Westminster College hosts two major debates before Christmas. The Freshman-Sophomore interclass girls’ debate features Phyllis Coles, Lois Wagune, and Lora Thy Weay of Sharon Wis. The varsity squad, led by Dr AL Dawson, prepares to face the University of Pittsburgh team in New Wilmington with key debaters McFate, Maxwell, Wilson, Bricker, Cosley, and Williams.
A Christmas pageant at St John’s Church directed by Mrs Herman Tress and others features choir leaders L and Fret. The program includes musical numbers and a Christmas anthem singalong after December 27 with chorister Fret Db.
An advertisement touts Patersons Ointment Co Buffalo NY selling large boxes for pirates and various skin issues. It claims rapid clearing of rashes pimples and blemishes with scents of relief and mentions a price per large box. The notice cites a Trayen Cann address and Lloyds-like guarantees for sores burns and sunburn.
A garbled OCR text references radio stations WTAM KET and a list of music program terms. It mentions Cleveland, Los Angeles, and New York with fragmented phrases about concerts, opera, and a possible piece titled Rigaletra. The readability is limited. no clear event dates or participants are identifiable.
Leslie Woolry of FR TheoNew. was diving from South spect one to MUL Street Saturday when at lne, William Shay of 145 Sy Walary Street rode a high me man into the Whaley terminal In. Will Dieyeles badly damaged but the dry escaped injury per Omar Fink. RevD. New flynns drove Satritey on the Haatbrook road when his machine ran into Conan tamed McCrear. Damage slight. Joseph Sholden driver of ve of the Yelr Taxicab Companere tars reported relay hae while eolup south on northy Tel etree near the Dawronpe that jin caught up with a chore of the Model Making any going in slic Me directinrg orling to the pepert, Sholden his Norn and started around the wagon. the driver pulled the horse tights car, damaging the fender and breaking the glass of the car.
Nominations for officers for the coming year will be made at the iTarry L. McBridn Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting tonight in the Legion Hall. Commander William S. Lewis desires a large attendance of members.
Dec. 7 report notes a pew barnyard fowl called a turken, a hybrid of turkey and chicken, to be shown at the Donney show next week with 10 specimens. The hybrid’s meat is described as turkeylike in flavor with a finer texture.
An old letter reports on a fiddlers contest to be held Thursday evening November 10 though no entrants from Florida are expected. The writer praises Charley Eskew for traditional tunes and notes interest in Lawrence County music locally.
A fire damaged the Farrell store in Ma. Por. 7. Danmer j eslimated at 24,000 was paused Sunday by fire of undetermined origin. The jewelry was a Tas Iho series, Rosenbere and operated by Samay el Torman, Phe hlawe. The event started in a rear garrison area.
A Maitland Memorial Church Christmas program titled Star of the Saviour will be presented Christmas night by the Sunday School. The church, richly decorated, features chorister John Richardson and Miss Frances Chappell at the piano. a recent incident caused minor fire and water damage, with logs partially covered by insurance.
The Presbyterian congregation in New Albany reports Rev. Sehoebly, moderator, decided after careful thought to remain with his current church and not accept the call to Central Church. The action follows thoughtful consideration and a morning meeting.
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