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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1925

Page

8

Pinchot Seeks Senate Run Amid Capital Debate

In Harrisburg July 6 observers view Governor Pinchot’s Western tour speeches as groundwork for a U S Senate bid. Pepper’s term ends next year and Pinchot has not announced. Analysts foresee a formal declare when party leaders align, with power, prohibition enforcement and reorganization as focal themes.

Harrisburg Pinchot Pepper Auother W. S. Ware Hide Philadelphia Atty Sons Senate

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by User

Mrs Mabel Ta Pon of Turtle Lake Wisconsin testifies to relief from weakness backache and nervousness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She notes use before and after childbirth for each of six children and recommends the products to friends. Sold by druggists everywhere.

Turtle Like Wisconsin Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Mabel TA Pon R.F.D. No Turtle Lake

Centennial Railroads Shine At New Castle Parade

New Castle's centennial week drew crowds and holiday spirit as railroads lent support. Baltimore and Ohio displayed early equipment and hauled passengers on Falls street with the "Atlantic" locomotive, estimating about 10,000 riders over the week. Bands from Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie entertained, with invitees and local officials coordinating parade entries and special trains.

New Castle Baltimore and Ohie Falls Street Nova Scotia EL L. Bangs L. K. Galloway Cumberland Frank H Knox Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh du Bois Charles Fugler Legion Charles Braun Henry Wilson Fead Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Railroad Crack FE

Garage Break-In At 216 North Mill Street

A Sunday morning break-in at Sam Levine’s garage, 216 North Mill Street, saw the thief steal the license plates of his vehicle. The report notes location changes within the mayor’s offices, relocating the suite to second floor rooms previously used by the city solicitor, creating a public waiting room and a private office.

Sam Levine North Mill Street

Rope Off Streets For 4th Parade

During the Centennial Defense Day parade on Saturday July 4 crowds were held in orderly fashion and commended by local citizens for the careful crowd control and parade management.

Parade Run Smoothly by City Officials In Washington Street

The efficient work of Mayor William HM Dunlap Chief of Police Henry Oysart and Captain J Ed Eider enabled a large parade to move without interference. Washington street was roped off for squares the crowd was heavy and spectators saw the event. Officials praised the orderly conduct calling it the best handled parade ever seen here.

William HM. Dunlap Henry Oysart J. Ed. Eider Washington Street Dunlap

Freedom Oi Company Buys Major Oil Plant

Announcement states Freedom Oil Works in Freedom Pennsylvania has purchased Vulcan Oil Refining assets at Corapolis Ta. The transfer is effective immediately and will allow Freedom to double capacity. The move follows rising demand for the high quality lubricating oil introduced years ago. Percy L. Craig of this city, president of Freedom, leads the firm.

Freedom Oi Freedom Vulcan Oil Refining Company Cora~opolis Freedom Company Freedom Concern Percy L. Craig

Apollo Club Names Officers For Year

Apollo club holds election with Edwin J. Williams as president and Fred Day as vice president. Officers include Roger H. B. Francis secretary G. William Thomas treasurer Arthur B. Harris business manager and directors Harry Evans David Reese Bert Richards Richard B. Johna and accompanist Marie Snyder Librarian Charles G. Harris. Annual picnic set for Cascade Park July 20 with plans for season concerts in nearby cities. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the illness and death of Marte J. Rowan. THOMAS Z. ROWAN EMMA BUNYER Local 11 Half the divorces are obtained by couples who failed to keep each other busy enough.

Apollo Club Edwin J. Williams Fred Day Roger HB. Francis G. William Thomas Arthur B. Harris Harry Evans David Reese Bert Richards Richard B. Johna Marie Snyder Charles G. Harris Cascade Park Rit Ag Be

Tire Prices Rising Soon Despite Old Brunswick Deals

Local shop highlights impending price jumps as market values surge. Dewberry's continues selling Brunswick tires at old prices for a brief window, with a 20 percent increase anticipated soon. They boast 10,000 mile Brunswick guarantees and a full line of truck tires, balloon casings, and inner tubes offered at limited time figures to urge immediate purchases.

Dewberry

TisTENIN Now that the Centennials over

The engineer plans to tune in on broadcasting stations after the Centennials. Roxy and His Gang will vacation in Canada at Ontario's invitation for three weeks, broadcasting from Toronto via land wires to WEAF. July 7 marks Bohemian Girl on WEAF and the audience will hear them as usual. Station WAHG features Gkelela Bailey recently. Barnjoke Bill Bailey, once at Camp Hancock in 1818, is noted. Pacific Coast listeners get KDEA midnight programs early, then their own late programs. South Africa and the Arevle regions report KDEA reception despite warm weather.

Roxy Province of Ontario Canada Toronto Jand WEAF Gkelela Bailey Isr Barnjoke Bill Bailey Camp Hancock Secreta Pacific Coast KDKA South Africa Arevle KDEA

Dinner concert broadcast from the William Penn Hotel

Pittsburgh station WCAE notes Tuesday July 7 1925 630 pm dinner concert from the William Penn Hotel with program from New York and a 10 pm Grand Opera. Occasional mentions of Uncle Kaybee Rep Poller and the Eveready Hour.

WCAE Pittsburgh William Penn Hotel macUncle Kaybee Mc Poller New_York MenThe Eveready

Continuation of trio and urban concert event report

Brief notes indicate continuation of a trio and urban concert with related entertainment segments. Mentions baseball scores and a special program from the Hite Gibron Roof Garden with an early afternoon show. Details are fragmentary and names unclear.

Hite Gibron Roof Garden merHeur

Radio Features Today

Hower Atondard Time WORP Newark and WOY Schenectady list broadcasts. Jack Nelson sings at 1 o clock. New York Phil harmonic Orchestra runs at 7 25 a m. Washington Opera Company presents Overture and first act of Robin Hood at 8 39 a m. McVicker Symphonic Quartet at Picrabureh 45 p.m. Metropolitan Police Band performs at 9 p m. The ancient Egyptians valued silver above gold and silk garments can cause a rash in some people.

Hower Atondard Newark m—Philharmonic Jack Nelson M -McVicker Louis Metropolitan Police Band Fae

Lion Club July 1925 Program Note

Dear Lion program details for Tuesday July 1925 promise Jerf Hammonds orchestra jazzy music and comedy. First day for chairman Lion Alschuley on the program committee. If quality fades the grievance committee should be informed. Clarence A Patterson secretary. New Rochelle Jul.

Lion Jerf Hammond Lion Alschuley Earboty Clarence A. Patterson

Agnes Hecker Birth and Family Update

Agnes Hecker, noted for two well formed teeth in the lower jaw, is described as normal and weighing eight pounds at birth. The record also notes her first birthday celebration, and Grace Hecker is identified as the third child of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hecke.

Agnes Hecker Grace Anton Hecke

Dog’s Actions Frighten Child On Freeman Property

Mrs. Charles Freeman reports a dog from H. T. Reynolds at 208 Elizabeth Street ran onto her property scaring one child severely. Police order Reynolds to tether the animal.

Charles Freeman Fairmont Avenue H. T. Reynolds Elizabeth Street Freeman

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