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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
5
The presiding officer of the House stressed taxation and other key issues in his address to the members following his election, outlining current challenges and priorities for the ongoing session.
Harrisburg reports show lawmakers pushing for a short session with around April 10 as a possible adjournment. Governor agrees, committees to be formed before January 19 reconvening, with dry legislation focus and speed in passing bills. In Scranton, miner Steve Frely, 21, was shot dead amid a strike at Old Forge, marking a second coal town murder in 24 hours. Michael Zona, 42, held, and Pittston officials question suspects tied to Spachia’s killing. A Peru cotton strain, tanguls, claims wilt immunity and high yield potential. broader notes on dry/wet spending accompany the dispatch.
Charles Thompson Albert Treser and J B Wright elected trustees for two years at the annual congregational meeting. George Burchart elected for one year to fill Adams’s unexpired term. Church Council reorganized with Rev. F E Stough president and J E Wright property chair. other officers named. Annual reports show church thriving and growing.
Princeton area residents attended a busy slate of social visits and church activities. Guests included Findley Wilson and Charles Blair with Walter Gumbel at Clyde Myers home, updates on illness and recovery, New Year’s dinners at Oak Grove United Presbyterian and Princeton Presbyterian week of prayer plans, plus local schooling notes and radio installations. A remark about Chinese troops looting a distant town appears as a stray fragment.
Charle Emery a former resident of this place died December 25 in Oakland after suffering a May 5 stroke. Funeral was held at his family home on dist street. He left a wife Lillian Morrow Emery and sister Mrs. O N Fitzgerald of San Francisco. Born 1874 in New Castle he spent most of life here and was active in contracting business and fraternal orders.
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