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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

8

Knights of Columbus Picnic at Cascade Park a Success

Knights of Columbus St Marys council 512 and families held their annual picnic at Cascade Park on a rainy Wednesday afternoon. Under General Chairman John A Jackson, children enjoyed rides and a baby show, with dancing at Rainbow Terrace and free ice cream. Baseball games, races, prizes, and committee lists followed, though the fireworks display was canceled due to rain and rescheduled for National Kiddles Day.

Knights of Columbus St. Mary's Council Cascade, Park John A. Jackson Rainbow Terrace Knights Ellen Sennett Het Sullivan Jack Griffith Griffith Hla Wheelbarroow Tacth Bill* "Phippa Herman Reeder Joan Allwine Rafaell Weir Jane Byers Caroline Hanna Catherine Connore Walter Kruker Milo O'Neil Anna Connora Lillian Long Vic Kemp Stoutman Jack Grirfity Clara Norris Charles Gray Carlinv Dan‘egan J. Maher J. Galleher O'Leary Nemo Capitelo Morrisey Cummings Gainagh McFacklin Flavigen Barrett Dailey McCann Oberleightner Brice Jackson Margaret Lee Craam M. J. Donavan Charles Shepp A. J. Oberleitner A. J. Daly J. T. Griffith A. V. Kempe Jack O'Leary Joe O'Leary James Barrett D. E. Meagney J. A. Malloy M. F. McCann Hubert Cummings Uiraworks

New Shop Room For East Street School

New Castle school district seeks bids to alter the North Street annex by August 11 for a basement shop room. Work includes removing partitions plastering concreting and wiring to convert the space into classrooms.

New Castle North Street School Board i Sp. m

Effort To Recruit Marines Expands To Ex-Marine Pool

Sergeant John W. Coulbourn Jr says the local recruiting drive targets ex marines with excellent discharges. Ex marines enlisting will be stationed on the Pacific coast via the Panama Canal. Marines also seek bandsmen clerks aviation mechanics and bankers. Bandmen will not stand guard or on duty.

John W. Coulbourn U. S. Marine Corps Pacific Coast Panama Canal Marine Corps Bandemen Ardar

Wrangling Over Wage Scale Reaches New Phase

International News Service reports continued accusations between anthracite operators and miners over the wage scale risking a national coal strike. Miners accuse operators of pay inequality and costly advertising campaigns, while operators claim union influence over nonunion workers and lack of authority from the miners' committee.

John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Samuel D. Warriner Atlantic City Lewis

Sheriff Sells Ford Car in Cisco Case

Sheriff William G. Andrews sold a Ford car for $280 this morning to Harry Brown, in a sale witnessed at an Episcopal mission church in Cisco Texas. The article notes a bishop recently confirmed a woman over seventy, along with her daughter granddaughter and grandson, and mentions Mrs May Lutton Bundy as a longtime world figure among women Lewis stars.

Wiliam G. Andrews Harry Brown Cisco Texas May Lutton Bundy Lewis

Dynamite Blast Wrecks Homes In Wilkes-Barre Pa

Wilkes Barre Pa July 30 A dynamite blast believed tied to protests against a movement to keep children out after 9 pm damaged the home of Jos ypt Harding at Pittston and an adjoining property. No injuries reported. Mrs Harding linked to a charity group and faced questions but declined comment. Police lack clues.

Wilkes-Barre Josypt Harding Pittston Harding Wvas

Commission Delays Freight Rate Hearing Start

The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed hearings on the national freight rate structure from September 1 to September in Chicago as directed by Congress. No reason was given for the delay. The inquiry will also consider 74 western railroads petitioning for higher freight rates.

Bulle fInternarianal Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Congress Western Railroads Sakae Bere

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