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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
5
Girls from Woodlawn and Pittsburgh attend WY Camp at East Brook this week. Some arrive on Saturday and Sunday dinner was served to eighty three persons. Camp reservations are led to.
Remaining openings exist for the last two weeks in August. Girls wishing to attend must register promptly at the Y W C A. Camp closes for the summer at the end of August after the final session.
Four scout troops depart for a two week camp on Monday morning led by Epworth Troop No. 10 First Presbyterian Troop No. 17 Mew Bedford Troop No. L and Edenburg No. 1. The text notes the phrase about toothache appears as a nonessential aside.
An advertisement touts Mellogio a new French process powder that resists perspiration and never shines. It claims to stay on until removal and to make pores invisible for a natural skin look with a soft velvety complexion at McKinley and Prantz Paisley’s Pharmacy.
Crews from the P and L E and a Pennsylvania wrecking train work at Clarksville since Saturday to clear 41 ore gondolas and repair a damaged steel bridge over the Shenango River. Brakeman C Lee Souis suffers a fractured leg but is not in serious condition. Damages are unofficially estimated near 100000 as traffic is detoured between Sharon and Transfer while a temporary bridge is built to resume service.
Two suits filed by Attorney Edwin K R Logan claim a Pittsburgh firm exploited foreigners who could not read by having them sign wiring contracts for homes. Cases involve Alexander Beroseak and Vincent Kleworsky, with judgments and balances disputed. court ordered rule returnable first Monday of August.
Allen Byers of 248 West Falls Street reported to police that during the night a 1926 Hudson Coach with Pennsylvania license 272-163 was stolen after midnight. The thief also took the license plate from another vehicle.
Noted Y MLC A Man speaks to Rotary members at noon on the subject I m From Missouri You ve Got To Show Me He urges independence of thought and not sheep like followership The speaker Jim Mace is central Y M C A secretary of Pittsburgh The program also features Miss Biagnor B Harper daughter of local attorney and Mrs B I G Harper She reads The Man in the Shadow and is named instructor of dramatic art for the Cumamock School of Oratory at Northwestern University
Mrs. Gussie Newman of 2424 Orchard Street in Chicago reports long standing varicose veins eased after trying Resinol. She endured continuous pain and sleepless nights. a sore on her husband’s chin inspired her to use Resinol, which brought relief in under a week and full healing within six months. She calls herself the happiest woman alive.
At the Oak Street School event for the coming year the Rotary Club announced Herbert C. Christman will chair the entertainment committee managing the program.
Rev and Mrs Charles C Baker announce the engagement of their daughter April to Martin R Schell at Farrell. The wedding is set for August 18 at Pulaski Methodist church. Miss Baker has taught in a Farrell school for the past year. Honor guests at a Friday shower for Mr and Mrs Francis Taylor of Youngstown were welcomed by Mrs Taylor’s parents Mr and Mrs H K Gilland. Social diversions and refreshments followed. Beneficiary Association Woman's Benefit meeting to be held Tuesday evening in their hall. Pulaski personals note visitors and residents including Glenn Curtiss of New London Ohio, Wilma A Mitcheltree, Mesdames Kane, Ware, Kang, and others visiting in Clarksville and New Castle. A list of local residents hosting or visiting relatives appears, with several trips and hospital notes.
Sunday evening around 10 near New Badford a Ford touring car with Ohio plates struck a parked car. Pete Lunkoft of 125 Gordon Avenue East Youngstown reported no serious injuries though his wife and four children were jolted. A white man and a small colored child were in the other party.
New Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harry and their family spent the week with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Murdock and son Harold left Saturday for a motor trip to Atlantic City and other points. Effie and Nellie Shields were Saturday shoppers in Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. Ghamery Rodgars of Masury visited friends in town Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schoaffet and son Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry win Harry.
Smathers and Miss Sara Porter visited Evans City on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moorhouse. Boy Scouts from the area left Sunday for a two week camp outing at Rose Point. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pettit of New Castle spent Sunday with relatives. James Simpson of Masury visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark, on Thursday. The McClenchens held their annual reunion at Lincoln Park in Youngstown Saturday. William Helsel of East Freedom visited his cousin, Mrs. Lee Zedaker, this week. Harry Simpson of Masury spent the weekend with his cousin, Ed.
The seventh ward fire department was called to the box factory on North Cedar Street by an alarm from box 72. An overheated shaft caused the alarm, with no fire loss.
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