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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
10
The Turkish army now allows women to serve with promotions equal to men. It notes two women colonels and about a hundred women officers in junior ranks, highlighting a historic expansion of gender roles within the force while urging fitness and discipline.
A detailed obituary notes WH Hammond a Milton native born April 1791 who served in the Mexican War as paymaster after earlier militia and congressional service. It describes his sons careers, his grave in Milton with full military honors, a July and August funeral procession, and the large turnout of Newton area militia and fraternal lodges totaling over six thousand attendees.
Severe electrical storms sweep the Midwest bringing relief from a scorching June. Chicago reports four heat deaths, total six since Sunday, as 90s gave way to around 80s. Thunderstorms injure several, demolish homes in Sioux City, and cause widespread property damage while Des Moines sees a fatal lightning strike.
A national weather story notes New York facing a day of summer heat with a high around 77 and a forecast of slim relief. one death and several prostrations reported amid the heat. Meanwhile midwestern states endure snow in Rock Springs Wye and extreme cold after days of unseasonable conditions. Boston reports a gale and rain with outages and uprooted trees as the heat peak follows the hottest day of the year.
June 2 Pulaski Pa. services held in cemetery with I O F members present. America sung, prayers by Rev. Hayes, address by R L Wallace. Attendees from Ellwood City Sharon West Middlesex. Supper at Presbyterian church drew large crowd. over $200 raised. Notable weekend visits from local families and guests including Crawford, Wallace, Spencer, Clark, Mooge, Davis, Hay, and Reno from Chautauqua New York.
Mt Hermon church services will be held Sunday morning at 11 o clock with Ray Howarth pastor. Sunday school will follow the church service. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson is ill. Lloyd Kildoo attended May Day events in New Wilmington Saturday. B J Boak and Stevenson attended the Mahoningtown Energy baseball game. Mr and Mrs Robert Stoner and son Clarence visited in Oil City over the weekend. Elmer Brown of Farlansburg visited his cousin Joseph Stoner Saturday. Mr and Mrs J B Stoner and Ken Leroy drove to Slippery Rock Sunday.
New Castle Pa June 1 1925 Kiwanis notes outline a regular meeting cancellation and a detailed schedule including singing America invocation and program remarks. Also Amesbury Massachusetts appoints 19 year old Serena Steere as traffic officer at a crucial school intersection to safeguard children.
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