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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
12
Brad Craig of Pittsburgh spoke to a large audience in Ellwood City on a discussion about a religious education program for Ellwood schools. W Fay Smid and Feot. Davis attended and joined the discussion outlining goals and implications for the district.
A group of Mooneen youths gathered at Mrs Samuel Cowell in Middle Lav enater on Thursday evening. The sled trip proved difficult but the social event featured informal games and dancing with guests including Mrs Willem Rutter Miss Grace Ruther Miss Nin Miss Catherine and others.
In Elrlavoon City, Pa. Joe Petro was released from the local lockup after an incident at Smerivan Steel. John Conners remains in Elwood City hospital recovering from a fractured skull caused when Petro threw a piece of wood at him amid worksite taunting.
Andrew Taylor was released from Ellwood City jail on $500 bail as prosecutors prepare further charges filed by the parents of Miss Anna Loss. He appeared at Ellwood City city hall seeking a license Thursday. Truant Officer George of New Castle investigated the case Friday afternoon.
Mrs Mary Preddle aged 73 died at her son John Preddle's home in the Fourth ward Friday at 5 pm. The remains were mailed to Zelienople this morning for funeral rites. Interment is planned in Middle Lancaster cemetery.
Ellwood City classifieds list miscellaneous items and professional services. An ad for CHAS. B. BISCEGLIA promotes radio and electrical services with Easy electric washers and agency coverage in Ellwood City area.
Local residents in Ellwood walk carefully as icy sidewalks make street life challenging amid winter conditions. Community members navigate hazards, with some seeking shelter or alternative routes to reach destinations safely.
Golden Rule Sunday school class of First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Hela Goff’s Spring avenue home in Erlwood City on January 17. Officers elected: president Faye Irwin vice president Helen Brown secretary Janet Gemmil treasurer Geraldine Turner. After business, games then lunch hosted by Mrs Frank Gardner. Attendees included Grace Tenford Pauline Jackson Janet Gemimil Muriel Bourne Virginia Kerr Helen Brown Gerladine Turner Margaret Benford Gertrude Zeigler Faye Irwin Helma Goff.
Ellwood C Morris of Phelps led the Excelsior High School society as president with Warren Wilson as first vice president Harold Sumners as second vice president Verna Welsh as secretary Arthur Applebaum as sergeant at arms and James Fitzgerald as member.
Elwood City Pa Jan A Sabbath school at the Wurtemburg IV church 10 o clock Preaching service 11 o clock Evening service at 8 30 Joseph Maxwell of the Sudan will speak at both meetings and attend the Young People's guild tonight under the title Give Ye Them To Bat 0
The first in a series of Country Club dances drew hundreds to Shelby auditorium Friday night. Magic lanterns signed by Mrs Bod Bell chaired the entertainment, delighting attendees with dances, speakers, caps and favors. A delicious lunch followed, served by a committee.
Mrs. Sophia Stamm, reported improving at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank Sturgeon in Fombell, follows her hundredth birthday last September. She has many relatives and friends in Elmwood City who will be glad to see her recover.
In Ellwood City Pa Burgess Ben G Swick issued two hundred ninety seven dog licenses. A dog catcher will begin ridding the town of stray dogs and those without a license. Ethel J Stephenson wed Arch Dea Von Owen in a quiet Sharon ceremony. Mr Jenkins works at Shelby National Tube. Newlyweds plan to live on Pershing street after Niagara Falls trip.
A group of Ellwood City W C T U members attended a Victory luncheon at the First U P Church in New Castle Friday. Local Millwood ladies named include Mrs. Robert Grantley and Mrs. Mary Brown among others.
Ellwood City church pages for January 17 list services at First Presbyterian United, Free Methodist and First M E churches with sermons by Rev. Elliott, pastor, and James A. Cosby. Additional notes cover New World Movement meetings, youth society events, and revival services. Local items include a court hearing for Andy Kramer on liquor selling charges and a Sons of Veterans fish fry at Luxenburg Hall. The theater listing notes Milton Sills in Madam of the Street.
A long list of new titles and authors being added to the library catalog. Items include philosophy, travel, fiction, biographies, reference works, and manuals. Readers may request to reserve titles like The Constitution of the United States, The Tourist's California, and Life and Letters of John Muir among many others.
Mrs. Ward of Akron testifies in a desertion and non support case against T. S. Ward of the Bale Linore and Ohio Railroad. The case was continued for one week as Ward could not attend. Mrs. Ward says $65 monthly support is insufficient and rents eat into it. their son is away at college. Ward has worked in several cities and she wants no home in the city where he works. She estimates his income at $400 to $500 monthly.
Sheppard, described as a negro, was arrested days ago for keeping a disorderly house and was turned over to Alderman QO. H. PF. for further action under the Snyder act. The report notes the transfer pending formal charges and court proceedings.
Wampum Temple No 113 Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting and installed officers Tuesday night. A delicious lunch followed. Officers include M E Myrtle Brown M of R and C Sara Coulter M of F Irma Blythe EB 5 Nettle Fox B J Pearl Truby Mgr Lenora Stepe Pauat C Minta McGon aly Protector Lenora Hoagland Guard Elizabeth Cunningham Trustees Elizabeth Brown Lydia Galbreath Mahala Martin Press Correspondent Lenora Stapf Dogrea Staff Captain. Wampum Presbyterian and nearby churches listed with service times and pastors. Wampum Presbyterian church event Feb 6 outlined with contests and programs noted. WAMPUM PERSONAL: Mrs C L Repman and Mrs BD Wilson visited New Castle. Mrs Wm Androla in New Castle. Mrs A H Brown confined to home. Miss Lillian Brady with grippe. Mrs Frank Jinnman and son Charles and Mrs HW J King mentioned.
Ellwood City residents were out yesterday with Mrs. Mary Brown reported not improved. Mrs. B Z Hennon visited New Castle on Friday. Mrs. C B Rodgers traveled to Heaver Falls Friday. Mrs. C B Morrow of Kay street went to Carnegie on Friday to be with her ailing mother Mrs. J L Cook.
Mr and Mrs Lyman Funk visited Don McGoun of Beaver Falls on Monday. W W Spencer formerly of New Castle is seriously ill after a stroke. The Rogers couples from New Castle and Masury called on B F Harry and Mary Vail and Fula McCready are sick. Robert Ruby hosted a six oclock dinner. Wylams and McBride families visited. Martha McClenehan shopped in New Castle Friday. Several couples called on J E Cover and family Sunday. Mrs Raimond Garman and sons visited. Effie Shields spent Thursday in New Castle. Mrs Neal and Clara Hays visited Mrs Mont Ailey. Ralph Underwood attended a lecture at Coltsville Wish school. Pay Wilcox was not a Youngstown visitor Saturday.
Frank, son of Mr and Mrs David Frank, a Pitt junior business student, played a key role as University of Pittsburgh debaters when they faced West Virginia University on the La Follette supreme court issue. The Pitt team won while WVU argued for adoption. Frank is a New Castle High School graduate, studied at Geneve College, and is gaining notice for the victory.
Washington D C Jan 17 The Senate unanimously adopted a bill by Senator David Reed authorizing Beaver County to build and maintain a bridge across the Ohio River between Ambridge and Woodlawn Immediate action was asked to move the measure to the House for consideration Monday and it is expected the House will approve.
Realty transfers list numerous minor property exchanges in various wards. Anna Mary Klimchhuk transfers to Stora Kuzulka Beasemer for 250 dollars. John W Boots to John W Boots Jr party for 1 dollar. Several transfers involve 1 dollar and ward designations, with multiple names including Elmer Stevenson Banna Waggoner and others.
Albert Minteer received a sentence of two to four years in the Western penitentiary on each charge of breaking and entering, arson, pinding and forgery. Otis Minteer and Clarence Minteer, brothers, were sent to Huntingdon Reform School. The youths pled guilty before Judge Emory to the alleged coal yard break in Rey Long’s property.
Blank checks bearing Long’s name were stolen and then forged to a $24 check passed at Builder’s store in Mahoningtown. Constable Harp Lesle served as prosecutor in the case.
Geneva College announces adoption of the Dix System reunions to take effect at the next commencement. The plan, already successful elsewhere, gathers four classes together without affecting dependent pensions and has boosted alumni interest and attendance.
Walter Hawk proprietor of the Stan Dish Inn joined Westminster College basketball teams on their tour to Waynesboro and Pittsburgh. Hawk, noted for dyed wool fans, watched the games and missed few opportunities to see the athletic squads in action.
Dr W Charles Bee president of Westminster College traveled from Ilminton Pa to Avalon and Pittsburg for a brief business trip. He attended the Westminster Duquesne basketball game in Pittsburg on Friday night with President Wallace also in attendance.
In Mahoning Township Charies DP Ripple administration filed a report showing a net balance of 2301.49 for distribution among heirs. Judge Entery approved the report. The Lawrence Savings and Trust Company was appointed guardian for minor William Spense Shira.
Charles M. Grace and his son L. Grace opened a toy and navy store at 179 Long Avenue. The Grace family are longtime city residents with experience in retail merchandising.
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