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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

29

Driver Arrested After Adams Corners Crash

SLIPPERY ROCK July 31 A crash at Adams Corners on Slippery Rock road left one man hospitalized in serious condition and another in custody on a driving while intoxicated charge. Kurt M. Stank 26 East Brady was a passenger in the seven passenger auto driven by J A Caspen 33 East Brady who was arrested and released on $1 000 bail. Caspen and Stank were from East Brady. The car was demolished after Caspen failed a sharp turn and struck a fence and sign board. Stank was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital with fractured leg and possible internal injuries. His condition was described as unfavorable.

Slippery Rock Adams Corners Slippery Rock Road Kurt M. Stank East Brady Butler Memorial Hospital Stank J. A. Caspen A. H. Lohr Troop D Caspen Butler Hospital Uber & Sons

Lancaster Pastor At Hoover Heights

Rev. H. P. Young of Lancaster Pennsylvania will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday August 2 at Hoover Heights Tabernacle. He is a former Hoover Heights pastor returning after years away and presently oversees a successful ministry in Lancaster.

Lancaster Hoover Heights H. P. Young Hoover Heights Tabernacle Rev. Young

Mrs. Emma Griffith Buried In Mercer Cemetery

Funeral services were held for Emma McMullen Griffith of Oil City formerly of New Castle who died instantly in a Meadville road accident. Her sister Nannie Henderson was severely injured and hospitalized, while two other sisters and two children were unharmed. Griffith, a former Epworth church deaconess, was remembered by New Castle attendees including Mrs. Yard and Mrs. Bigley.

Emma McMullen Griffith Oil City New Castle Meadville Mercer Cemetery Griffith Conneaut Lake Nannie Henderson Meadville Hospital Mamie Cozad Gosner J. C. Yard Amy Bigley William G. Patton T. A. Smith James L. McMullen Ben Davis Charles McMullen W. 8. Barnes

Rev Landis to Discuss Darrow's Questions at Church

Rev George M Landis will discuss Darrow's questions from the Scopes trial at First Baptist Church Sunday evening 7 45. The sermon titled Darrow's Darts will address literal Bible interpretation and include queries on Jonah's whale, Joshua and the sun, the flood, and whether civilization is over 6000 years old.

Darrow George M. Landis First Baptist Church Landis Clarence Darrow William Jennings Bryan Dayton Tenn Jonah Joshua Rev. Landis

Bank at Volant Shows Excellent Progress

At the first regular board meeting since reopening on July 15, the First National Bank of Volant reported completion of its reorganization. The deposits now exceed reopening day by over 15000 dollars despite withdrawals, with more new depositors and prospects of continued prosperity in Downton.

First National Bank of Volant Dow On

Hamilton Home From Convention

C T Hamilton reports from Cedar Point Ohio the 32nd annual National Hay Association convention July 28 30 attended by about 200 members. Outlook for the future is generally satisfactory with estimated crop around two thirds or better and late rains aiding yields. Prices not expected to rise much above 1924. An American army officer and his 17 year old daughter visited every street in Paris.

C. T. Hamilton National Hay Association Cedar Point Ohio Hamilton Paris

Service Commission Fines Bus Owners for Crossing Violations

In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Public Service Commission fined Fullington Automatic Bus Company 300 dollars for failing to stop 75 feet from grade crossings on its Clearfield Philipsburg Tyrone route. The penalty followed a complaint by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company citing Bigler Avenue crossing in Clearfield. The Commission also fined William H Owens 150 dollars for two violations including failure to render service and stopping at grade crossings.

International News Service Harrisburg Public Service Company Fullington Automobile Bus Company Clearfield Public Service Commission Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philipsburg Tyrone Bigler Avenue William H. Owens Carbondale Jermyn Newton Lake

Seed Potato Man Visits New Castle

P. E. Daugherty of Daugherty Seed Exchange Williamsport Pa visited New Castle Tuesday. He conferred with Lawrence County Potato Growers Association officials about purchasing seed potatoes for next season planting. Local business likely to be awarded the contract again through his firm.

P. E. Daugherty Daugherty Seed Exchange Williamsport New Castle Lawrence County

U S Appoints New League Representative

Geneva July 31 The secretariat of the League of Nations announced the United States appointed Somerville Pickney Tuck as American representative to the seventh session of the opium committee beginning August 25 He will succeed Rep Porter of Pennsylvania A man is known by the companies he promotes.

International News Service Geneva League of Nations Today United States Somerville Pickney Tuck League Opium Committee Tuck Rep. Porter Pennsylvania

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