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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
33
American water firms balance two main ventures water supply to towns and hydroelectric power for industry. The growth of a national power grid and reliance on utility electricity shape earnings from generation, subsidiaries, and industrial ventures while contracts, franchises, and land rights govern water operations nationwide.
Large water and electric power firms dominate the market with strong capital and steady income. The American Water Works and Electric Company leads a vast network including West Penn, Potomac Edison and Keystone Power, offering secure senior bonds and attractive yields for investors seeking reliable returns despite some stock speculation in preferred issues.
Owls have a unique defense for daytime naps besides eyelids, drawing a sideways screen across their eyes to block light as they rest during daylight.
Over fifty years deaths from heart disease in New York City increased by 42 percent while deaths from tuberculosis dropped by 44 percent, reflecting shifting public health trends and disease burden in the metropolis.
Rev P C Pearson rector of Trinity Episcopal church and six lay delegates travel to Christchurch Meadville for the diocesan convention banquet at 6 30 p m at the parish hall The convention runs to noon Thursday with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Wednesday and business at 9 30 a m The Rt Rev John C Ward presides and notable speakers include J A Alexander I B Larned Gabriel Farrell and Walter H Overs Elections for officers occur Thursday morning and delegates to the general convention will be chosen
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jos Organ of Sharon. Mrs Organ is formerly Miss Minnie Freed of this place.
The A. J. Caplan Ex-Hi's Five will travel to Leechburgh on Thursday night to face the local basketball team. Several fans will accompany them and it is hoped they will help secure a victory.
Ladies of the Wian Club met at Mrs S Taylor home for their regular monthly session. Officers elected for the coming year include Miss Nellie Grinnen as president and Mrs Beatrice Taylor as treasurer.
A social event begins a planned cottage series hosted Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J C F Jackson noting the first in a sequence of gatherings. Attendees were invited to enjoy informal hospitality and conversation in a quiet domestic setting.
Prayer meetings announced prior to evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. J. Greer Bingham. Mid week prayer gathering Wednesday at 7 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs D M Marshall. Another prayer meeting at the M E church Wednesday at 7 30 led by Rev Iva Scott K of P No 440.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Baker spent Saturday in Pittsburgh. Families from Ellwood City and New Castle visited relatives with illnesses and recoveries noted. Several residents traveled to Pittsburgh for visits and medical care while local stores moved to the new bank building on Main Street. A luncheon and bridge event hosted by Mrs Jack Lebby took place in New Castle. The Fraternal Patriots will sponsor a charity event January 29 in the opera hall. Dahl Rinehart, former Wampum resident, was killed working for Youngstown Telephone.
A mother attempting to end her life in a river is saved after her seven year old son holds her by the hair until help arrives. Police report the father forced alcohol on her, threatening violence, with the rescue capturing both mother and child.
An advertisement features James H. Allen promoting Allenrhu as a cure for rheumatism. He claims rapid action dissolving uric acid deposits and relieving joint pain, with testimonials from sufferers and a promise to offer the medicine through Fickco's Cut Rate Store and Eckerd's Inc. and druggists nationwide.
The Grove City religious school held its first session this week at Grace M. E. Church. Teachers include Mrs. B. E. Hassler and Mrs. S. B. Montgomery, former high school faculty members. About 100 fourth grade public school children may attend. exact attendance to be determined.
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