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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
11
Hazleton December 2 3 Thousands of mules taken from anthracite mines at September strike return to daylight and linger idle in corrals. Mules fattened on vacation appear lively at first but may struggle to adjust as mines reopen. Electric motors replace many but some mine sections remain inaccessible to machines.
Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers of America said anthracite operators' ads and circulars urging miners to return at old wages, with wage guarantees to September, will not sway workers. Miners will resume only when directed by the scale committee or a tri-district convention, as they did when suspending in September.
Highland Avenue United Presbyterian church hosted a Sunday Christmas cantata The Holy Infant by Frederic Field Bullard. The church quartet directed by W W Campbell with Mrs Jessie N Reed on organ performed with 30 voices including Ruth Drescher Rebekah Crawford Glenn Reznor and Robert Taylor. The Prelude Holy Night and Postlude Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah were played by Mrs Reed.
Mrs Roy Love of 607 Cunningham Ave was struck on Ellwood Road beyond Cascade Park Christmas afternoon injuring her hip and ankle. Their young daughter sustained a severe facial cut as the couple walked on the sidewalk when a speeding car driven by Carl Bauder of 1026 Beckford Street hit them. Mrs Love's condition was reported improved by New Castle hospital authorities today.
Dr J A Alexander Sanatical Superintendent of the United Presbyterian church Pittsburgh Pa will preach each evening during the first week of the Evangelistic Campaign opening January 31 in the Third United Presbyterian church of this city The second week features Dr J Alvin Orr pastor of the First United Presbyterian church North Side Pittsburgh who will preach The meetings culminate in the Communion services
Former ruler keeps a low profile while resuming carpentry work. The author notes a cautious approach of silence during this period of restoration and reflection.
Jacob Kuchre arrested Sunday by Officers Horner and Thompson charged with keeping a disorderly house and paid a $50 fine. Some millionaires are wintering in Florida and some in Atlanta.
Councilman Hiram G. Miller addressed colleagues and reporters in a session thanking the council for his appointment and service. He noted two more sessions remain before retirement, to be followed by Louis Genkinger, with Miller having led the street department during his term.
A state report shows 3 706 fire wardens in service across Pennsylvania counties. Green County has no wardens, while Schuylkill leads with 220 wardens followed by Luzerne 178 and Clearfield 176.
In a cautious shift, France weighs limited payments during the winter season when bombardments ease. Officials argue scaled aid could sustain operations and morale without reigniting heavy conflict.
The New Castle Board of Trade announces a directors meeting scheduled for Thursday January 7. No meeting was held last week and none will be held this week due to the holidays. The postponement has not hindered the board’s orderly function.
WAMPUM NOTES BOETHIAN invites members to Thursday night regular monthly business meeting with officer elections and a social, followed by a watch meeting. All members are requested to be present.
A splendid program drew a large audience to the Presbyterian church last night. The choir had rehearsed for weeks and the cantata was greatly appreciated.
Social rounds note numerous visits and excursions across the region. Rev. Charles P. Durbin and several locals attend services. visitors from New Castle Ellwood City Pittsburgh and Detroit are listed with brief travel mentions.
Tuesday evening at 8 oclock the W N class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will present a game featuring the Tube City Five at the Wampum Opera House.
Wednesday night prayer service at 7 45 led by Rev J Greer Bing ham pastor with topic Meeting Opposition. The outline notes a Wednesday evening prayer meeting in progress.
Seigfried Wagner, son of Richard Wagner, in Leipzig criticizes jazz and foreign dance trends. He argues Germans should prefer Vienna Strauss waltzes over negro rhythms, praising local music and questioning imitation of foreign dancing tunes amid evolving youth fashions.
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