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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
31
The First Baptist Church heard Rev. Geo M Landis argue that evolution is unscriptural and unsafe. He attacked theistic evolution as a compromise and claimed evolution undermines scripture, the Genesis creation account, and the Christian view of God, citing modernism and Bolshevik Germany as cautionary examples.
The speaker argues evolution opposes God and Scripture, degrades man, and dethrones Christ. He cites biblical passages and says Christians should reject evolution. He announces next Sunday’s sermon, Darrow's Darts, attempting to answer Scopes trial questions to defend literal Bible acceptance.
Lawrence county commissioners and other prominent local men were invited to a Findlay Ohio dinner in support of the new William Penn Highway. Findlay delegates delivered invitations in New Castle and expected delegations from nearby towns towns in the district were to attend.
Officials of the New Castle Community Chest begin early planning for this fall’s fundraising drive with last year’s November timing guiding expectations. Some prefer moving the date away from holidays though four months remain. In year ahead the participating groups will align on a common fiscal year to streamline operations.
A witty remark suggests that constant moonlight would lessen bachelor status by making it harder for single men to remain unattached. It presents a humorous, observational take on romance patterns.
A testimonial from Alberta Rogers of Decatur Indiana praising McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for weight gain. She reports improved appetite and a fuller look after six weeks with a 15 pound gain. The ad notes 60 tablets for 60 cents and money back if no results in 30 days.
A series of six Sunday evening union services began at the Madison Avenue Christian church with Rev. D. C. Schnebly speaking on Jesus and Our Perplexities. A union choir led singing and a good attendance was reported. Next Sunday's gathering moves to the Methodist church due to Presbyterian redecorating.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Dortz and daughter Albertina of Lisbon Pa return home after visiting Mr and Mrs H G Gerlach on Willow Grove road Albert Gerlach accompanied them and will spend the rest of the summer at Lisbon home.
There will be no prayer meeting in the church on Wednesday evening. Redecorating begins Wednesday with no church meetings for two weeks, except Sabbath school.
Miss Frances Howard of Sunny Side resumes duties at Norris & Son store on Liberty Street after a two weeks vacation spent in Cleveland and other places.
Members of Mabel Wilson lodge 567 ladies auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plan a picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday July 30. Husbands and families of auxiliary members will be guests after the picnic.
Mrs. W. E. Dittman and daughter Opha of West Clayton street plan a two week trip to Columbus and Springfield Ohio. They will visit relatives and attend Church of God camp meetings in Springfield during the stay.
Mr and Mrs J F Avery and Mrs Mary Jones and family of West Wabash avenue returned home Sunday from a ten days motor trip. They visited relatives and friends at Cleveland Painesville Geneva on the Lake Willoughby Madison Ohio and many other places.
Mrs. P. C. Pitcairn and daughter Roberta and Mrs. Joseph Bauer with daughter Alberta and son Richard visit Mr. and Mrs. M. Jordan of Ashland avenue along with W. Gould and Edward Pohl from Pittsburgh for a weekend gathering.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sailors and their children of Columbiana Ohio returned home after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Edgington on North Ashland avenue.
Miss Helen Wilson and Robert Wilson of West Madison Avenue Mrs Frew of Orchard Street and Thomas Whitten of Wallace Avenue returned home from Grand Lake Michigan after an absence of about two weeks.
Pocono club campers return to their homes after a week at Darling ton Lake. Boys named: William Edgington Ashland avenue Allen Booth Clayton street Nelson Druschell Liberty street Howard Frew Orchards street and Herbert Smith Dayton street. Also notes on SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS including visits and travel news from Youngstown Carrick Pittsburgh Warren Ohio Brownsville and Madison avenues with brief health and family updates.
An ad touts Melloglo beauty powder from McKinley & Frantz at Paisley’s Pharmacy. It claims long wear through perspiration, hides pores, and blends with natural coloring for a flawless, undetectable look.
Mrs N M Young entertained relatives Saturday night for her husband’s birthday. Guests included James White Gibsondale Charles Davis and families from New Castle and Smiley Stop. Refreshments were served by the hostess and daughter Mrs Arthur Flack.
Oran McCurdy of near Princeton remains about the same after several days with pneumonia. Many relatives and friends from New Castle Lebanon Zion Mt Hermon Kennedy’s Mills and Plaingrove visited or were guests of McCurdy and related families during the weekend. A new touring car was purchased by Orris Kennedy near Rose Point. Hermon Presbyterian service is scheduled for August 2 at 10 39 with Rev Howarth.
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