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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
9
Local page notes a Christmas event where Shelby hands out treats to children. Officials mention Finns, Grady Bre crossing and a presentation by Poe Ad Fiver. Candy and food provisions are described as part of the afternoon activities for youngsters and their parents.
Fragmented OCR note reads like a chaotic town page with stray phrases about newsies, gifts, door to door delivery, and weather. It hints at a local paper schedule with odd interjections and unclear events.
Fragmented OCR text presents a Christmas nativity scene praising the birth of Jesus with angels, shepherds, and the Bethlehem manger. Mentions of Josue, Jesus, Bethlehem, angels, and the Star are interwoven with garbled phrases and approximate spellings. Ellwood City, Pit appears as a dateline or origin.
A large Elmwood City crowd attended a Christ church program and school pageant. Maria Snar, choir leader, directed the choir and program. The church was festively decorated and a harvest treat was handed out to attendees.
Bell Memorial program at the Red Memorial church begins Saturday in the auditorium with two parts. The first part features primary and junior departments with songs and recitations, followed by a Christmas play titled Henry Mp Cerantia. Afterward, Sunday school offers a supper and Christmas treat, with Sunday evening services and a sermon on the Cause of the Present Cring War. George la Clede Markin of Cedarville Seminary will preach at 8 o clock and conduct the combined choirs. he recently returned from Cedarville.
Two Kilwood men Ceeter Montano and John Dudo were fined in Ellwood City Pa for selling raisin jack within the city. Costs of the case were paid. Arrests were made by Police Chief Clarke.
Park Gate school pupils staged a pleasing entertainment on December 22 1980 with a closing exercise for parents and the teacher Mrs Mary Gallaher receiving a token. The program featured songs recitations and class items reflecting year end activities and school spirit.
At her home on North street Mea Mary Serrese aged 83 died Thursday evening December 29th from infirmities of old age. Survived by one son Frank Serrese. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Ellwood City, Pa. December 24 A Wartem ming United Presbyterian program by scholars drew a free crowd Thursday evening December 2nd. The event featured a noteworthy program and was well attended by the Sunday School community.
Local notices report Mrs. Sarah Auburn Weaster funeral services at Camp Fanchurel with Rev McFarluit officiating. Other items note Mrs Robert Moffatt and her ill daughter sent to Cresson, a high school student seriously ill, a land purchase by Pred Gillespie, a nurse retirement, Miss Verie Osborn convoy after illness, and J B Newton moving within Ellwood City.
International News Service reports in Cleveland that deaf threats have been made against Miss Nay B. Neely, guardian of a witness in the William H. M Gannon case. A man rings Neely’s home on five occasions, warns she will be harmed if she testifies, and demands to be connected to the phone. Police are pursuing the telephoned threats and investigating the motive behind the intimidation.
Experimental use of aeroplanes to locate sardine schools. Aviators quickly learned to detect schools by surface disturbance and drop flare signals guiding boats. Initial trials near San Diego moved to coastal waters, yielding tens of tons of catch and radio guided harvests.
In New York officials report a papal decree warning bishops about organizations promoting religious liberalism and apostasy. The document cites a "Men's Christian Association" and urges Catholics to avoid groups viewed as threats to Catholic doctrine. Communication is requested through channels within months as regional congresses discuss the stance.
An old ad promotes Bioferan and related tonics as skin and nerve aids. It claims to restore health, improve complexion, and banish dryness with nervine restorers and iron tonics. The copy touts guaranteed refunds and easy availability from physicians or druggists.
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