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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
12
ARSKINE argues confidence is essential to postwar prosperity and cites 1923 to 1924 gains in construction, auto production, rail traffic, and bank deposits. He notes rising life insurance, higher average policies, and a record standard of living, urging continued tax relief and debt approval to sustain growth.
Judge Charles C. McChord, longtime Interstate Commerce Commission member since 1909, resigns. President Coolidge names Richard W. Taylor of Alabama to succeed him, with Thomas F. Woodlock also nominated. Taylor, former Mobile mayor, is supported by Senator Underwood. McChord’s departure opens room for greater southern representation on the commission. In a separate note, Mrs. John Butter of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, reports the birth of her fourth set of twins.
A home mixture using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup is advertised as a quick, inexpensive cure for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup, and hoarseness. The ad claims rapid throat relief, healing of membranes, and full cough resolution within 24 hours with guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co. in Ft Wayne, Indiana.
Large crowd attends funeral at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Anderson presiding. Solo performances by Mrs. Maryl J. Boyd accompany memories of Mrs. Hull and a list of local attendees and pallbearers is noted.
Sunday evening the Tidings of Great Joy cantata at the Hillsville M E church drew a large crowd and was well received. Local residents noted visits from relatives and several townsfolk made weekend trips to New Castle and Cleveland for holiday events.
Miss Clara Smith, 40, was released on $300 bail Saturday night on a shoplifting charge and later shot herself at her father Grant Smith’s home. Her body was found in the cellar with a gunshot wound. The paper notes the arrest’s disgrace weighed on her.
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