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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
34
Why not buy the musical instrument that will bring happiness to your home this Christmas. Prices have never been lower. Our stock has never been so large. Pianos, Players, Grands, Reproducing Grands, Phonographs, Violins, Saxophones, Cornets, Ukuleles, Banjos, Banjo Ukuleles, Drums, Clarinets, Slide Trombones, Pathex, Rolls and everything musical.
Dr. T F Nugent runs a horse boarding stable in Cochran Way New Castle mostly as convenience for townsfolk with horse drawn transport. About 25 horses visit Saturdays from Amish farmers while weekdays see around six. Parking costs 25 cents with 25 more cents for feeding hay oats and bran. Horses drink from a common trough and some nibble tobacco as an odd appetizer.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover urged rapid waterways development to meet 25 year population growth and rising industry. He said railroads cannot handle future traffic and called for transforming major river systems from Chicago to New Orleans and Pittsburgh to Kansas City, linking Great Lakes to the sea and expanding coastal waterways.
Biology professor Dr. Bert E. Quick of Westminster College is on a year’s leave and recently visited New Wilmington after a two week stay in New York City with Westminster graduates Maurice Anderson and John Cummings now at White Bible School. He then planned travel to Kansas City for the AAAS meeting, Puerto Rico survey work in January, a return to the United States in May, a California summer, and a fall return for school opening. his past travels include a world trip in 1912 with Dr. H. A. Gleason.
Mr and Mrs T T Kennedy and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and Weingartner employees for sympathy during bereavement after the death of their son Robert Kennedy. They also thank for floral tributes and cars donated. Local 11.
A concise aphorism notes that praising a woman to her female friends reveals her faults and invites critique. The remark emphasizes social dynamics and gossip as a lens on character. It presents as a witty cultural observation rather than a report of events.
A 1924 25 annual report outlines rural school nursing progress in Bessemer Enon Valley and Wampum after county approval. It notes continued aid to disabled veterans in government hospitals and ongoing First Aid Station work at the New Castle Fair with nurse Miss Reed. The chapter held five executive board meetings. further details to follow in The News.
In Kittanning Pennsylvania bears have lingered for three weeks. One bear startled a woman asleep in Rural Valley area after wandering from hillside near the court house. Albert Cox reports a bear paused at a Rural Valley watering trough before he sped away. Hunters continue to comb trails and hills as the bears keep out of sight.
An ad touts Ocean-O deep sea water as a blood restoring tonic to fight rheumatism and other ailments. It claims mineral elements from sea water feed the bloodstream, improves tissue energy, and even offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The bottle contains 10 fl oz and is sold by McKee's Drug Stores and other druggists.
The regular W E A meeting in Pulaski elected Commander Mrs Chas Clark Lieutenant Commander Mrs Ralph Myers Past Commander Mrs Fred Wallace and other officers. A social lunch followed hosted by Mrs Adda Urey Mrs H H Knox Mrs James Todd and Miss Margaret Kane. Several members and guests from New Castle and nearby towns attended events and visits.
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