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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
22
Irish Free State Post Office reports 1924 private funds sent home by Irish Americans total 5.6 million dollars for investment or relatives. Telephone profits contrast with telegraphic losses. Governor General Healy lodging costs rise, sparking opposition criticism over spending and housing dignity.
In Phoenix Park and western famine counties relief efforts continue as better weather and stable politics lift spirits. The Irish tourist centre regains prewar gaiety while famine relief aims to trim next winter misery, with a hopeful crop and improved conditions forecast for survivors.
Suits were filed in Washington county court by the state against F. D. and B. C. Tope for recovery of 5461 dollars in promissory notes discounted at Carnegie Trust Company banks. Special Deputy Frank W. Jackson filed the suits at the behest of Peter G. Cameron secretary of the state banking commission.
In Chicago on July 30 Frederick W. Patterson of National Selected Morticians notes a growing trend among the wealthy to prearrange funeral plans. He compares this to making a will and consulting a lawyer, arguing it reduces confusion and distress for families after death.
Worcester Mass July 30 Mrs Alice Hale won a divorce from Baward W Hale of North Brookfield after testifying that her husband threw her new dress in the stove as an act of cruelty. She said she bought the dress with her own money and he objected to the expense.
Mae Krause, freed after 21 years for murder in Indiana, returned to her Allegheny foothills home. She refused media requests at her father’s weathered residence guarded by her father and Rev. R. W. Scudder. Reporters and photographers were kept at bay as Scudder warned visitors off.
Hillsville church hosts Rev. Leon L. Woodin Sunday at 7 30 PM to discuss the Dayton evolution trial under the topic Bryan Scopes and Evolution. The sermon aims at a frank statement of the issues amid the recent death of the noted fundamentalist proponent.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a fast relief for itching and skin troubles including pimples eczema blotches and worm sores. It promises cleansing soothing effects and a non-greasy application with trial bottles at 35 cents and a large size one dollar plus Zemo Soap for 25 cents.
The theme emphasizes opportunity as Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered during the final service of the present conference year.
Sabbath guests and family visits fill Princeton life with names like Edd Sechler Bob Waller Meryl Boyd Katheryn McKennelly Mildred Marehimer Nellie Gladys White Frank Norris Mary Elizabeth War Nice Houk Morrison Myers Jens Hogue Reed Harland Myers near Energy and I C C F lodge helpers. Details capture local families visiting, hosting, and camping along Muddy Creek with multiple households listed at various homes.
A campaign to cut mine accident deaths is launched by Dr A Lyon acting director of the United States Bureau of Mines. JL Forbes will head the Safety Extension Service under D J Parker with aims to educate miners and train rescue and first aid, forming local safety societies in a national Joseph A Holmes Safety Association to commemorate the bureau's first director.
A large crowd attended a social hosted by the P H C lodge at Mr and Mrs M J Boyd. Several local families and visitors from New Castle Cleveland Wooster and Pittsburgh appear in attendance and travel plans are noted. Special Methodist church services and district superintendent announcements are listed among the community items.
Reading officials say the Berks county commissioners will direct officials to request the exact age of electors when enrolled. State authorities have not ruled on the matter, but clerks insist the law requires exact age for identification, noting a big difference between being 21 and 50.
Mrs L Ginenics of Baltimore Maryland credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her menopause symptoms and helping her two daughters during marriage. She used it through the difficult period and now considers it reliable for women’s complaints and nervousness.
The official board of Pulaski and Kings Chapel Church met Monday at King's Chapel Methodist Church. Guests include Misa Margaret Mershimer of Youngstown visiting Aunt Mrs H H Knox. Various local residents and guests are listed, including Mr and Mrs DeWitt Hayes and the Michaels family. An outlook of community sympathy and support is noted.
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