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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
11
Joe Baldauf of the Central department spotted smoke on a roof along County Line road near the Cement works Wednesday about 11 30 am. He entered the two story Johns Son property, cut a hole in the roof, and with the help of residents’ water buckets extinguished a chimney fire, preventing greater damage.
Changes in the kitchen arrangements at the High Noon Club are underway today as the Elk's Club Dus prepares for a board meeting. The board discusses adjustments to facilities and related operations.
The Board of Trade directors met at Hik's Club at noon. Changes at the High Noon Club are minor but require a meal curtailment for ten days and will be completed by tomorrow.
At a Wednesday meeting the Lawrence club voted to instruct its directors to secure new club rooms after March 1. The Masonic lodge, owner of the present building on North Street, will take over the premises, and a committee will be appointed immediately to locate a new home for the club.
Ohio motorists may operate here with 1924 license plates until January 20, 1926 due to a Pennsylvanian approval. The delay stems from defective enamel on 1925 licenses, requiring the extension while new plates are produced. A Red menace is visible only to the crowd that needs to get alerted.
Mrs. Cook suffered gas on the stomach for many years causing nervousness and shortness of breath. Adlerika provided a world of good as an excellent intestinal evacuant and best remedy for constipation, often working in one hour without gripes. For sale by Love & Megown's Drug Store.
Seventh Ward reports Rev. Kaye will preach at revival meetings starting Sunday January 11 in East Ward Church of Christ Liverpool. Services continue for two weeks. Union service tonight at Madison Avenue Christian Church features Rev. C W Miner preaching on Missions at 7 45 pm with union choir. Duplex added at Newell Avenue home of P A Fisher nearly complete. first floor to live in, second floor to rent. Residents Anne Murphy Ashland Avenue and H S Vanater Montgomery Agents move to 113 Wabash Avenue.
A late era notice sheet reports a birth for Mr and Mrs W K Jalley of Third Winnet, a double-house arrangement, and youth basketball practice at the YWCA gym at 2 30 Saturday. It notes illnesses Scarlet Fever and pneumonia among Lafayette Street residents, and Mrs Fred Bogart planning to spend winter at Rockwood while Mr Bogart travels to Pittsburgh.
A fragmented record notes cars splashing through slush on Cedar street and Madison avenue while buses run and trains operate on Baltimore and Pennsylvania railroads. Pedestrians, students, and youngsters continue daily routines despite the snow with sidewalks partially waterlogged and streets busy into evening.
An old advertisement claims Bly'n CGraam Balm clears stuffed noses and head congestion. It promises instant relief from nasal dryness and blocked airways by applying antiseptic cream inside the nostrils, with sensational claims of immediate breathing ease.
Members of the Mabel Wiggon Lodge met at K of P Hall Cherry Street. Four membership applications were reviewed. A euchre event is planned for February 4 at Ho P Mall Cherry Street led by Mrs Mabel Lurt Mrs Mary Motion and Mrs Rose Doone. After tea a social was held. Western notes include visitors from McKeesport Wadestown and Pittsburgh with illness and health updates for locals.
Harold Whiting of McKees Rocks held as suspect in the attempted $20,000 bank robbery of Lawrence Sands at the First National Bank last Tuesday. Whiting was taken into custody carrying two guns and four badges as police tied him to the case during a session of Congress.
A lone robber nicknamed Windit robbed a man of 25 dollars and two war checks. The incident occurred last night in Pittsburgh as the victim was left with street car fare.
Washington correspondent reports an eleventh hour effort to secure special pension legislation. The bid targets a New Castle woman and involves maneuvers by officials in Washington. Details remain unclear as the press notes ongoing lobbying and potential legislative action.
Pittsburgh news brief reports individuals pleaded guilty to store robberies including Macy and Mathews. The article mentions expected court appearances and related figures amid chaotic fragmentary text.
In December, defendants James Gedone, 28, and John Mave, 22, face sentencing today in connection with the Pi. Butler store case.
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