Five Thousand At Cedar Point At New Castle
Opening Lions convention at Cedar Point New Castle draws 5000 attendees with attention on Helen Keller’s talk and Lions work for the blind. Reports from Cincinnati and New York show Braille printing machines advancing access. Delegations from Pennsylvania California Georgia and Kansas arrive amid bug talk and community jokes. An appendectomy on Irvin W Whiteman at New Castle hospital proceeds well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.I. McCamsey
Cedar Point
Noa
Dungle
Helen Kellar
Forest Hills
Miss Keller
Lions International
Cincinnati Lions
Irvin W. Whiteman
James I. Whiteman
New Castle Hospital
Whiteman
Five Applications For Divorce Filed
Five divorce actions appear in this listing. Richard A. Minkson sues Grace E. Hinkson for adultery with EB. B. Gain. married June 1929, separated June 1935. Adam Berilan sues Sara Bollen for desertion. married March 1914, separated April 1915. Flossie O. Warble sues Harry A. Warble for cruelty. married July 1919, separated January 1924. Leo J. Greer sues Hazel M. Greer for adultery with Charley Sennea. married May 1916, separated May 1923. Grace Edna Hinkson sues Richard A. Hinkson for cruelty. married June LOL, separated June 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Minkson
Harvey E. Martin
Grace E. Hinkson
EB. B. Gain
Adam Berilan
M. A. Wilkison
Sara Bollan
Flossie OV
Arble
Thomas W. Dickey
Harry A. Warble
Leo J. Greer
Dickey
Hazel M. Greer
Charley Sennea
Grace Edna Hinkson
Allory
W. E. Porter
Richard A. Hinkson
Damages Sought After Auto Crash In 1924 Suit
Majorie Kite by her father George W Kite and attorneys Aiken Braham sue Nathan Gilles for damages from an automobile collision on November 7 1924. Kite, 17, alighted from a street car at South Mill Street and Long Avenue when struck by a Reo truck driven by John Jorjacd employed by the defendant. The truck allegedly passed the left side of the car in reckless manner injuring Kite who was out of work about a month. She seeks 125 damages and her father 175. Defendant given 15 days to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Kite
George W. Kite
Aiken & Braham
Nathan Gilles
Majorie Rita
South Mil Street
Long Avenue
Reo
John Jorjacd
Y M C A Men At Summer Camp Site Near Slippery Rock Creek
Harry Day or Jack Etter will stay at the Y M C A camp as large supplies of canned food and equipment arrive. The remaining staff will travel out daily while the camp near Slippery Rock Creek about four miles from Harlansburg on Rocky Road is readied for opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Day
Jack Etter
Slippery Rock Creek
Harlansburg
Rocky Road
Listening In fans urged to contribute for better broadcasts
Ellwood City June 20 A letter from an engineer complains about inconsistent pages and asks WEAF and other independent stations for Defense Day programs. He notes WEAF has defense content, Washington hookups, and local New Castle plans to broadcast all day for the upcoming celebration with thousands visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Forthis
Washington
New Castle
Radio Program Schedules From Cleveland and Nearby Cities
Radio listings for Cleveland and surrounding stations on July 2 3 1925 outline EDT CST schedules with times for novelty programs dinners concerts recitals weather forecasts and sports scores. Stations include WEAK WOAM KNEES WLW and KYW with multiple meter bands and program blocks from 6 p m to 10:30 p m and topical items such as memorial recitals and aerial minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Cleveland
Ohio
Metcalf
Wan Recita
Chiaags
Chillaren
Congress Hotel
Congress Motel
Hollywood
KYW
Radio features today on WEAF and others
Mastery Standard Time lists WEAF New York at 8 30 p m with United States Army Band. XDEA Pittsburgh at 8 45 p m Dry Slits Hour Woan. 10 p m special revue from Alfie Theatre. WEBR Chicago at 11 30 p m Oriole Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
United States Army Band
Fittsburgh
Woan
Pittsburgh
Alfie Theatre
Chicago
Oriole Orchestra
Four Automobile Mishaps Reported
Four minor automobile accidents were reported to the police Tuesday evening and this morning. No injuries were reported. HW Lo Reno reported his car was struck at Mill Street by a westbound car, driving onto the sidewalk. R E Elmore said his car was damaged when Charles Marcello drove into it at Jefferson Street. J B Richards reported stopping for a signal when a street car machine damaged his car. Mrs L Kohn said she knocked down a safety zone standard while driving east on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Lo Reno
Adams Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Charles Marcello
South Jefferson
Elmore
J. 8 Richards
Chestnut Street
Mercer Street
L. Kohn
Laurel Boulevard
Bible story dramatization program enrolls sixty three children
Supervisors run a program enrolling 63 children with two teachers leading 30 minute sessions. Mrs. Kathering Engs, Mrs. M. P. Nelson and Mrs. Hambreak demonstrate dramatization of Bible stories and memory work to the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathering Engs
M. P
Nelson
Hambreak
Camp meeting trip for Mildred George and Sadie Lewis
Miss Mildred George from Albarn and Miss Sadie Lewis of Walda Street will leave Thursday for Syracuse New York to sing at the summer camp meeting there. They expect to travel through the summer attending camp meetings nationwide and plan to enter Taylor University at Upland in September after the season ends. J Boyt paid a $10 fine in police court on speeding charges after officers Hagan and Parker ordered him into court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred George
Albarn
Sadie Lewis
Walda Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Taylor University
Upland
Speeder
J. Boyt
Hagan and Parker
Automobiles Stolen in Nearby Cities Report
A Meadville police report notes autos taken from nearby towns including Dan and Beaver Falls. A 1924 Dodge and a Hudson coach with Pennsylvania plates 87-112 and 427-485 are cited, with thefts traced to Meadville and Beaver Falls and dates around late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Hudson
iBeaver Falls
Beaver Falls
Aged Woman Here For Centennial
Mrs. Maria Crossman of West Middlesex visits her niece Mrs. Charles M. Grace in Walnut Street during Centennial Week. She attended Philadelphia’s Centennial and Chicago’s 1893 Exposition, is 83, blind, lost an eye 14 years ago, and was among western Pennsylvania’s earliest settlers after the Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Crossman
West Middlesex
Charles M. Grace
Walnut Street
Grossman
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Castre
Pennsylvania
Alleghenies
Demonstration of Daily Vacation Bible School Event
Demonstration of the Daily Vacation Bible School to be held over consecutive evenings at St. Paul’s Baptist Church on Thursday and Second Baptist Church on Friday. The program follows a three week rearm period and relates to the church’s outreach activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacon Bible School
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lions National
Cincinnati
New _ York
Iinals
Pennnsylvania
Irving L. Camp
Jolms
Lion Camp
Wallot
San Francisco
Kansas
Georgia
California
A. L. Ferrer
Long Beach
Lion's Club
Lion Ferrer
Lawrence County
Mra
George W. Conway
Park Avenue
Pennsy
Wright’s
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
New Castle Home. Co
Bell Phone
General Motor Sales
Baum Blvd
Julian Goldman
People’s Store
W. Washington St
Wuoruilzer
S. Mill St
Y.M.C. A
Tred Melzer
Present Avenue
Tation Weaf
WOAM
William Fenn Hota
Uncle Kaybee
Roeltal
Ruidio
Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Stockman
Arlington
WLW
U_ S
Botel Gibson
Hiseball
Morel Gibson
Contin
W. J. Offutt Co
Newcaster
Butler and Jeannette
Butler
Jean Netle
NEW Castle, Butler & Jeannette
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill and
North Streets
Buick
Lawrence Automobile CO
Victor Standand
Cris
United States
U.S. Steal Corporation
Internacional Harvester Co. Sceandard Oil Company
Poaral Telegraph Co
3. S. Krasge Company
Southern Pacific Lines
E.L DuPont de Nemours & Co. Armour & Company
Dwurkin
Sycamore Allcy
Business College
Uber
New Castle Business College
New Castle Clearing House
Ass'n
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