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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
9
A state highway patrolman explains why applicants fail tests and share surprising responses. He notes women often struggle with nerves at stops, discusses lighting and signaling duties, and emphasizes strict penalties for intoxicated drivers.
The passage discusses varied attitudes toward highway safety and driving tests. It notes some drivers resist help while others misinterpret white road markings as ads or chewing gum. It also mentions motorists urged to horn at railroad crossings and that women often fail autodrivers license exams, while younger drivers sometimes pass difficult tests but still cause trouble.
One of the season’s largest picnics occurred Thursday as Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday schools held their annual gathering in Dr Frederick Taylor grove. About 200 enjoyed fried dinner and a day of various sports. The item also lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, attending events, and traveling between Pulaski New Castle and other nearby towns.
Paris reports a new Franco Spanish accord in Madrid backed by a fresh 183 million francs credit as Abd el-Krim defies terms. Louis Malvy carries the Madrid agreement to Paris while Rif leaders demand autonomy under a French protectorate amid Communist pressures and renewed peace talks with Spain led by Primo De Rivera and Dr Echevarriera.
The Wampum Baptist Church will hold Sunday services at 11 o’clock with a sermon titled A Second Chance by the pastor. At 2 PM the I O F Crescentdere will unveil a marble slab bearing the church name and conduct special gardens. Dinner will be served in the church.
Bernard Hanson reported to police that on Wednesday evening July 8 someone stole all his daughter's clothing from the dressing room at Hill's bathing beach while she swam. Efforts to locate the thief have so far proven unavailing.
The Mahoning Presbyterian Opportunity Circle held its monthly meeting in the church Friday afternoon with Mrs. F W Guy presiding in place of the president Mrs G H Cook. Devotions were led by Mrs H B Rhodes. The program covered a review and forecast by several members and social time followed with refreshments provided by hosting members.
Lawrence County Farm Bureau will organize cow testing associations next week with R Dearbart from State College leading meetings. Events are at New Bedford school Tuesday, Plaingrove Grange Wednesday, and Willard Grange Thursday evenings. All cattle raisers urged to attend as county heads toward a tuberculin free status and stronger stock interest.
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