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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

33

Lone Fireman Puts Out Fire Near Cement Works

Joe Baldauf of the Central department spotted smoke on the roof of the John son property near the Cement works and rushed to alert residents. He cut a hole in the roof to vent the blaze caused by a defective chimney and directed a bucket brigade that saved the house with only slight loss. Directors of the Board of Trade met at the Elk's Club at noon to discuss minor changes at the High Noon Club reducing meals for today, with completion expected tomorrow.

Joe Baldauf Central Department Cement Works Johnson Board of Trade Elk’s Club

Elk's Club Meeting Delayed by Kitchen Arrangements

At Elk's Club a Board meeting is postponed due to today’s changes in the High Noon Club kitchen arrangements. The delay affects the scheduled session and related agenda items.

Lawrence Club Moves to Secure New Club Rooms

At a Wednesday meeting the Lawrence club voted to have its board secure new club rooms after March 1 as the Masonic lodge plans to take over the current North street building. A committee will be appointed immediately to locate a new home.

Lawrence Club Masonic Lodge North Street F. E. Sowersby

Ohio Motorists Granted Extension on License Use

Ohio motorists may operate here until January 20, 1925 with 1924 plates thanks to a request from the Ohio State Highway Department through Ben G. Eynon. The Pennsylvania department approved the extension due to defective enamel on 1925 licenses, delaying production of new plates.

Ohio State Highway Department Ben G. Eynon Pennsylvania Ohio Pennsylvania State Highway Department Eynon

Red Menace Seen by Crowd Needing It for Election

A political commentator warns the public that the so called red menace is perceived only by those who want to use it to influence an election. The remark underscores how fear aids campaigning and mobilizes voters.

Gas On Stomach Made Her Nervous

For many years Mrs. Cook had gas on the stomach and was nervous and short of breath. Finally she took Adlerika and it did her a world of good. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep seated causes. For sale by Love & Megown's Drug Store.

Seventh Ward Rev Kaye To Preach At Revival Meetings

Rev Harry Kaye pastor of the Madison Avenue Christian church will preach at revival meetings in the East End Church of Christ Liverpool Ohio starting Sunday January 11 for two weeks. Regular Christian church services continue and the preacher's name for later services will be announced. Sigma Class postponed to one week from Friday.

Harry Kaye Madison Avenue

Union Service Sermon Theme Missions at Madison Avenue church

The Union Service tonight at Madison Avenue Christian church led by Rev. C. W. Miner will feature a sermon titled Missions at 7 45 p m with special music by a union choir.

Madison Avenue Christian Church C. W. Miner Methodist Church

The Air Hawk Thrills at The Regent Theatre Night Show

Patrons at The Regent will witness the mail robbery picture The Air Hawk now playing at The Regent Theatre. Al Wilson, world famous aviator, narrowly escaped death during death defying stunts.

Regent Regent Theatre al Wilson

Double House To House Two Families

The dwelling will be split into two equal halves with each family occupying one side. This arrangement ensures separate living spaces within a single structure.

Nothing Unusual Day Report From Local Streets

A list of everyday city scenes shows nothing unusual: cars splash water, bridge closure noted, buses crowded at a practical hour, trains on two rail lines, pedestrians in slush, light midday bus use, stores open, workers returning home, children going to school, and sledding on Madison avenue hill.

Black Bridge Baltimore Railroad Cedar Street Pennsylvania Railroad Madison Avenue

Ely's Cream Balm Clears Stuffy Noses Fast

An advertorial claims Ely's Cream Balm relieves catarrh by applying antiseptic cream inside the nostrils. It promises instant relief as air passages open and nasal congestion eases, leaving you feeling fine after use.

Ely

Mahoning Girl Reserves Hold Saturday Practice at YMCA

The Mahoning Girl Reserves will hold a basketball practice in the Y W C A gymnasium at 1 thirty p m Saturday afternoon. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr and Mrs W E Jolley of Third street announce the birth of a son on Tuesday January 7.

Mahoning W. E. Jolley Third Street

Lafayette sisters recover from scarlet fever

Miss Catherine Reimer and Mary Ellen Reimer of Lafayette street are ill with scarlet fever but reported to be recovering now.

Catherine Mary Ellen Reimer Lafayette Street

Mrs Bogart Leaves for Rockwood Tenn for Winter

Mrs. Fred Bogart of North Liberty street travels to Rockwood Tennessee to spend the rest of the winter. In her absence her husband is in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Fred Bogart North Liberty Street Rockwood, Tenn

Orchard Street Man Stricken With Pneumonia

Kenneth Wallace of Orchard street is ill at his home with pneumonia but he is reported to be getting along nicely.

Kenneth Wallace Orchard Street

Euchre Night Planned by Mabel Wilson Lodge

Members of the Mabel Wilson Lodge met at the K of P Hall on Cherry street with good attendance. Four membership applications were reviewed as plans were made for a euchre event on February 4 with Mrs. Mabel Hurt Mrs. Mary Metzler and Mrs. Rose Doone heading the committee. A social time followed the meetings. KHVENTH WARD PERSONALS note local residents visiting and ill statuses.

Mabel Wilson Lodge K. of P. Hall Cherry Street Mabel Hurt Mary Metzler Rose Doone Khventh Ward M. J. O'Laughlin McKees Rocks Avery Wabash Avenue William Leicht East Clayton Street Stoneboro W. F. Mullen East Cherry Street William Mullen Lafayette Street Pittsburgh J. M. McGinnis Mt. Jackson Road Pittsburgh, Pa Ernest Farrer West Clayton Street Cecil Gorden West Cherry Street

McKees Rocks Man Held As Suspect In Sands Holdup

Harold Whiting of McKees Rocks is held as a suspect in the attempted $20,000 bank robbery of Lawrence Sands, president of the First National Bank. Whiting was arrested with two guns and four badges.

McKees Rocks International News Service Pittsburgh Irwin Harold Whiting Lawrence Sands First National Bank Whiting

Pittsburgh Vegg Holds Up Man Then Returns Fare

A lone bandit robbed Bernard Rider of 25 dollars and then gave him two streetcar fare checks to ride, in Pittsburgh on January 8. The incident involved a single offender and a brief confrontation, leaving Rider unharmed aside from the loss of cash.

International News Service Pittsburgh Bernard Rider

Eleventh hour bid for pension bill in Senate

Washington report by George H. Manning notes a last minute effort to secure special pension legislation for a New Castle woman. The move, unfolding in the final hours of the session, reflects ongoing lobbying and uncertainty over eligibility and support in Congress.

Washington, D. C Jan. S

Representative Phillips Seeks Pension for Civil War Vet’s Daughter

Congressman Thomas W. Phillips Jr. of Butler introduces a bill in the House to grant a $20 monthly pension to Miss Mary Weller of 709 West Avenue New Castle the daughter of Charles Weller a Civil War veteran in the 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry The measure goes to the Invalid Pensions Committee for report and action.

Thomas W. Phillips, Jr Butler Mary Weller West Avenue New Castle Weller Charles Weller 16Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Committee On House

Plead Guilty Of Nobbing Stores

Pittsburgh report says a suspect pleaded guilty to holding up the Huey and Matthews store. The crime occurred in January with the suspect admitting robbery acts and facing sentencing.

International News Srvice Pittsburgh Huey and Matthews

Butler store case set for sentences for Gebone and Maug

The P. H. Butler store case moves to sentencing today for defendants James Gebone aged 29 and John Maug aged 22 following December proceedings.

P. H. Butler James Gebone John Maug

Kid Carpenter to Box Patsy Gallagher in Ellwood City

Kid Carpenter and Patsy Gallagher of Pittsburgh will fight January 12 at Ellwood City in Shelby auditorium. A second bout pits Young Tennessee against Tommy Growley in a return match after Ness lost their first confrontation.

Kid Carpenter Patsy Gallagher Pittsburgh Ellwood City Young Tennessee Tommy Growley Ness Shelby Auditorium

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