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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

44

Irish Free State finances improve with profits in telephony

Irish Free State Postmaster General J J Walsh reports 1924 Irish American transfers total 5 million dollars, with the telegraph department shrinking losses while the telephone system posts a profit of 85 thousand dollars. Costs for the governor general lodge at Phoenix Park remain high amid opposition criticism.

Daniel O'Connell Dublin Irish Free State J. J. Walsh Free State Post Office Free State Tim Healy Phoenix Park Dail

Irish Tourist Centers Revive in Free State

Phoenix Park preserves its impression of order as Irish tourist centers regain pre war gaiety. The Free State government continues famine relief in western counties and expects winter suffering to ease with a good harvest and favorable weather, enabling many families to resume normal life.

Free State

State files suits in Washington Pa to recover money

The state filed suits in Washington county court against F. C. and E. C. Tope seeking $9,461 from promissory notes discounted at Carnegie Trust Company banks. Deputy Frank W. Jackson filed for the state, prompted by Peter G. Cameron, secretary of the state banking commission.

International News Service Washington, Pa Washington F. C E. C. Tope Carnegie Trust Company Frank W. Jackson Peter G. Cameron State Banking Commission

Preparedness Move Extends to Funerals

In Chicago on July 30 Frederick W. Patterson president of the National Selected Morticians notes a rising trend among wealthy individuals to arrange for death in advance. He compares it to writing a will and consulting lawyers, saying preplanning reduces distress for survivors when death occurs.

Chicago Frederick W. Patterson National Patterson

Hubby Threw Dress In Stove Divorce Granted

Worcester Mass July 30. Mrs Alice Hale testified that her husband Edward W Hale of North Brookfield threw her new dress in the stove. She said she bought the dress with her own money and the act proved cruel. The court granted her a divorce.

International News Service Worcester Mass Alice Hale Edward W. Hale North Brookfield

21 Year Jail Term Finished By Woman

Mae Krause, released after 21 years for murder in Indiana, refused interviews at her father's home in Golden valley near No Man's Land. Guarded by her father and Rev. R W Scudder, she avoids reporters as a lean shepherd dog watches the gate and Scudder warns off intruders.

Buffalo N. Y Allegheny Mountains Indiana Mae Krause Golden Valley R. W. Scudder Iroquois Indian Reservation No Man’s Land Miss Krause

Sermon at Hillsville Methodist on Bryan Scopes Evolution

Reverend Leon L. Woodin will discuss the Dayton evolution trial under the topic Bryan Scopes and Evolution at 7 30 Sunday evening at Hillsville Methodist church. The sermon aims for a frank statement of the issues and notes the passing of the great fundamentalist protagonist.

Hillsville Methodist Church Leon L. Woodin Dayton Bryan, Scopes

Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Itching Skin

An old advertisement touts Zemo as a safe treatment for itching skin and eruptions. It claims first application provides relief and lists conditions like pimples eczema and blotches disappearing. Trial bottle 35c Zemo Soap 25c.

Zeno

Final Lord’s Supper Service at Conference Year

Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered, marking the final service of this nature for the present conference year.

Princeton Social Roundup of Visiting Friends and Activities

Local families hosted guests from New Castle Maine Pulaski and Zion. Assistant teacher Katheryn McKennelly was named for Princeton High School while I O O F lodge members aided at the first degree ceremony. Haying crews worked at J E Forbes as residents hosted meals and gatherings.

Harry Sechler Edd Sechler Bob Weller New Castle Robt. White Meryl Boyd Tommy Pulaski J. H. Boyd Katheryn McKennelly Maine Princeton High School Mildred Mershimer Nellie Gladys White Slippery Rock State Normal Frank Norris Mary Elizabeth Vernice Houk Gladys Grace Eva W. D. Morrison Frank Myers Jess Hogue Reed Edna J. W. Shaffer Dan Allison Maxine Zion Norman Milton Harland and Joe Harland Princeton Station Margaret Myers Harry Myers Energy I. O. O. F. Lodge Princeton I. O. O. F. Lodge Twaddle Buell Ward Norris Grannis Brackenbridge Houk Campbell Ellison Vaughn McCormick Stevenson Bryan Joe Charlie Mershimer Norman Book J. E. Forbes

Start Campaign To Save Lives In Mine Accidents

A safety extension section led by J. J. Forbes will head a new campaign to reduce coal and metal mine fatalities. Dr. D. A. Lyon announced training in rescue and first aid, with local safety societies forming a national Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association.

Roberts Thorn Burgh International News Service Washington D. A. Lyon United States Bureau of Mines J. J. Forbes Bureau Alabama The Safety Service D. J. Parker Department of Commerce Lyon Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association Bureau of Mines United States

Social event, travel, and notices from Pulaski area

A large crowd attended a P H C lodge social at Mr. and Mrs. M J Boyd's home. Guests included Fred Myers of New Castle and J F Myers. Various locals traveled, moved, or hosted relatives, with road to Grove City noted for O J Layton. Special Methodist services are planned with Rev Baker and Rev Neigh assisting during the District Quarterly Conference.

P. H. C. Lodge M. J. Boyd Fred Myers New Castle J. F. Myers J. K. Hodge James S. Wood Kenneth Wood James Cleveland Raymond Wood Allen Wooster Laura Wilson William Sarvey Ina Walter Paul Pittsburgh Dr. Carlson O. J. Layton Grove City Layton B. T. Mitcheltree Robert Marion Mitcheltree Mercer Rebecca Hull J. H. Davidson Ted Davis Canton Dora Onstott Baker F. S. Neigh Margaret Mershimer Youngstown H. H. Knox M. L. Porter Grace Ruth James Riblet Robert Stewart Wheatland E. C. Lestetter Lawrence Mitcheltree Adrian Schultz Mahoningtown A. R. Mer Jos. Boyd Princeton

Must Reveal Age To Vote In Berks

Reading authorities say registrars will be instructed to require the exact age of voters when enrolled. Harrisburg has not ruled, with counties varying between exact age and over 21. Berks County Chief Clerk Ralph G. Matthew says exact age is necessary for identification, noting a big difference between ages 21 and 50.

Reading Harrisburg Board of Commissioners Ralph G. Matthew Berks County Commissioners’ Office Matthew

Alderman David Roberts Opens New Real Estate Office

Alderman David Roberts has opened his new real estate office at 304 East Long Avenue. Phone 1487 R.

David Roberts East Long Avenue

Vegetable Compound Helps Through Change of Life

Baltimore reader Mrs. L Gingrich credits Lydia FE. ’s Vegetable Compound with improving a long lasting Change of Life symptoms and a broken down system. She reports relief after one bottle and continued use through the critical period, noting benefits for her daughters and their pregnancies and urging other women to try it.

Baltimore Lydia FE Mrs. L Gingrich N. Gilmor St Maryland

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Les Letter A Car CO Croton Avenue Bell Neshannock Avenue Liberty Avenue E. Washington Street Spencer Paint and Glass Co Mercer Street H.R. Boyd Washington St State Nestle E. A. McGinnis & Co. Inc Jenkins Arcade Seavys Studio Percy B. Walls Motor CO South Mercer Street Sterling Mazda Marvin Elec. Co N. Mercer ST Hubby Stove Rev. Scudder Hillsville Zemo Duco Lawrence Automobile CO E. Sycamore St Nunn Insurance Agency SIL K Pulaski News Berks Atkinson Paint & Glass Company North Mill Street Bell Phone Wright’s Wright's Market Sample’s North Mercer Street Lawrence and 4Th Streets Ellwood City Lydia E. Pinkham King’s Chapel Methodist Church Pulaski and Kings Chapel Church Raed Fred D. March Water Street Shaw Street Atlantic City New Jersey Asbury Park East Liberty R. M. Flecker Oliver Building Pennsylvania Railroad Excursilon DE Roit Toledo Detroit Baltimore & Ohio ORY Cooopds Company Kotex Voile Peter Pan Toilet Goods Dept New Castle Dry Goods Co National Market Company E. Washington St
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