Council Continues Study Of Zoning Ordinance
City council members met to discuss the zoning bill and offered further suggestions. They did not set a adoption date, with Wayles noting it would not be before Friday.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
5
City council members met to discuss the zoning bill and offered further suggestions. They did not set a adoption date, with Wayles noting it would not be before Friday.
Mrs George Williams of Omaha is highlighted as a skilled boiler cleaner. The item notes she is a capable worker and ready for any line of work.
State Master P A Dewey assigned two Lawrence County grangers to key committees at the current Johnstown state convention. David D Kyle serves on the Master’s Address arrangements committee, while Belle 2 Mayberry sits on the Co operation Committee to improve understanding and common interests among granges. Delegates from Mercer Butler and Beaver counties also received committee appointments.
New York December 9 crude oil production in the United States for the week ended December averaged 2 040 750 barrels daily, down from 2 045 250 a day the prior week. California fields produced 685 000 barrels daily, Mid-Continent 1 200 250. Atlantic and Gulf port receipts averaged 47 143 barrels daily. Imports of crude and refined rose to about 195 837 Gers daily from the previous week.
A local ad promotes Christmas sentiments with a range of card styles for relatives and friends. It highlights boxed assortments, single cards with matching envelopes, and prices from $1 to $2 per box. Also features a book titled McAllister's 'TU Never Marry i Provider and urges buying today.
County authorities issued warrants for the arrest of 60 men and women for inciting a riot at Library, Pa. following a motor truck overturn that killed Mrs. George Timko and injured Lt. Gathers near the Montour mine No. 1. Chief Coffey blamed the women for throwing staves. P T Fugur denied miners and their wives caused the accident and said he would pursue criminal proceedings against the truck driver.
The McKinnsey Bible class at Inuphatte will present a program Thursday evening December 10 at 7:40. Featured items include Close’s chorus The Last Wife of the Was and Solo L. B. Round The Old Rugged Cross, with the lass chorus In Shady Vadtures Green.
A brief program titled Where the Gates Swing Outward Never features Llewellyn Jones and others as part of a musical evening. The chorus includes a piece dedicated to the memory of missionaries Gustafson. The event, tied to the Crow and McKinney Bible classes in India, occurs during the mid year conference with I Purvis of Youngstown delivering the address on Candles and Candle Lighters.
In federal court, the defense plans to introduce Kirby as a witness in the ongoing Velton Viscount Down trial. Kirby is expected to testify regarding the alleged use of a single matter in the scheme and related conduct by the defendant and others.
Proceedings reveal a defense stance that the plan to defraud hinged on a stand in court. Morning questioning yielded only perfunctory testimony as RoCwold identified pamphlets mailed to boost pond sales. Melville Richey explained profits and discounts were recorded before cash realization, rebutting claims of immediate print. Judge Killits warned jurors to ignore recently printed articles hinting the government proved its case.
In the Cal William Mitchell court martial, tension rose as defense attorney Frank Reid Jr challenged prosecutor input triggering a rebuke from Maj. Gen. Howze who ordered Reid’s crogs free to question witnesses. The panel includes Brig. Gen. Frank McCdad and Maj. Gen. William S. Graves as the dispute halts trial near Christmas.
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