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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
5
The New Castle school census reports 10 043 school age children, down from 10 082 in 1924. Wards show variances with First and Eighth ward losses, other wards posting gains or small losses, and officials noting enumerators new. Secretary Hugh Marquis cautions misses may occur as enumerators adjust.
A Keystone Traveler journey from Pennsylvania to Ohio by 186 automobiles led by the Caserde Park callione with about 300 I C C F lodges members from New Castle and surrounding towns. Delegations gathered near Dufford and at Bessemer joined in, reaching Hebron lodge in Youngstown for speeches and a lunch, hailed as a successful inter lodge event in Lawrence County.
Miles Silvia Atkins of West Virginia was honored at Cascade Park as young people shared a picnic dinner Tuesday evening. The event included a moonlight supper and social time with attendees listed, plus visits by relatives to Grand Lake, Michigan and Chicago connections.
Coates real estate office staff return to work after a two week vacation during which they visited Niagara Falls Toronto and Montreal in Canada Pittsburgh and other places In Constantine Michigan Mr and Mrs Hiram Coates and daughter Eleanor of Elizabeth Street visit J W Coates at Constantine Also in Michigan the couple with Mr and Mrs J W Coates plan a Chicago trip. RECOVERING 2 F Clark of West Madison Avenue is recovering at home from a recent operation. AT Covington KY Mrs A Po MelIwain and son Richard of North Cedar Street visit relatives in Covington Ky. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS Miss Regina Hafi of Lafayette Street visits relatives in Flint Mich. Mr and Mrs G H Cook and daughter Virginia of Newell Avenue return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Pilmer in Erie Pa. Mrs T Rainey of Wabash Avenue spends Tuesday at Woodlawn visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs C C Comstock and son Billy of Second Street return home after visiting relatives in Meadville. Miss Cordelia Edgington of Ashland Avenue returns home after visiting at the Sailors home in Columbiana.
A busy list of clearance items includes mattress toppers, pillows, bed spreads, gowns, brassieres, stockings, chemises, infants’ wear, and a wide array of dress fabrics. Featured are Canton crepe silks, embroidered voiles, crepe de chine dresses, beaded bags, console mirrors, and millinery with substantial discounts. Prices emphasize marked reductions on sale items, noting slight soiling and full- or three-quarter-size dimensions where relevant.
Representatives from four districts including Ellwood City and Pulaski attended the Lawrence County Young People's Council meeting at the Y M C A. Miss Agnes Howell presided as county girls president. Harold Garwig reported on the Spruce Creek boys camp. Miss Letitia Brown outlined this year’s state Older Girls program. The next council meeting is scheduled for August 12.
The morning service at the New Wilmington Presbyterian church will be conducted by E J Berquist Superintendent of the City Mission with local operatisons providing special music. Rev Harry Johnson will lead both morning and evening services at Emmanuel Baptist on Reynolds street. A Bible Study Class will be held at the City Mission Friday evening taught by Mr Frank Geiger.
MEADVILILE Pa July 14 Announcement today changing the cornerstone laying for the new Odd Fellows Home from August 5 to July 30 so grand lodge officers can attend. This event ranks as the year’s most important in Odd Fellow circles in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Former Springdale postmaster August W Porter aged 40, a fugitive since 17, was arrested in Los Angeles by postoffice inspectors after funds misappropriated from the Springdale post office were traced. Porter, once prominent in Springdale as a Lutheran Sunday school superintendent and Navy veteran, used a fictitious name while seeking work before his indictment by a federal grand jury on May 5.
In Meadville a diver identified as Robert Stephens was held in jail prior to a ruling releasing him after an automobile collision that killed Mias Agnes Hurley. The discharge followed delays and formal hearings ongoing today.
A coroner's jury repormed a verdict that the accident was unavoidable and absolved Stephens from all blame.
WELLSVILLE Ohio July 13 Robert Conner 11 was killed Russell Kessett 3 and Bud dy Bell 8 were seriously burned by an explosion of blasting powder placed in an automobile fire this morning in what authorities describe as a tragic accident.
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