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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

7

Interior Offices Fight Within Shipping Board

Washington June 5 Interior offices are the target as the Shipping Board debates closing interior offices to divert traffic to American ships. The board plans to turn holdings to private operation and may abolish all branches at its next meeting. Minority members oppose selling five passengers to the Dollar interests and say interior offices are indispensable.

International News Service Washington U. S. Shipping Board Fleet Corporation

Mercer Bank Construction Contracts Awarded in Mercer

The King Co of Grove City won the general contractor bid for the Farmer and Mechanics National Bank building at North Pitt and Diamond streets Mercer. M Cheers and Sons Co of Dayton Ohio got interior decorating. Diebold Safe and Lock Co received vault and safe work. J W Byers Mercer secured plumbing and heating. Electric Service Co of Sharon did electrical wiring and fixtures. Building is 41 by 88 feet one story of Indiana limestone. Work to begin at once. The first cloth mill in America began operations at Rowley Ipswich Mass about 1743.

Mercer The King Co Grove City Farmer and Mechanics National Bank North Pitt and Diamond Streets Liberty Theatre Co M. Cheers and Sons Co Dayton Diebold Safa and Lock Co

Older Grove City Scouts Plan Two Weeks Tour

A group of 16 Pine Tree Patrol members from Grove City, aged scouts, will tour Washington and Philadelphia in August. They will travel by truck, camp along the way, and be led by Scout Executive F. C. Jones and Scout Master George McCune. They depart August 10. Bar Scouts camp on French Creek near Cochranton starting June 20, with Troops one and four camping two weeks, followed by troops two and three.

Grove City Boy Scott Organization Pine Tree Patrol Washington Philadelphia F. C. Jones George McCune Bar Scouts French Creek Cochranton Mr. Jones Jim

Grove City College Sets June 17 Commencement

Grove City Pa June 4 The commencement date for Grove City College has been set for June 17 Arrangements are under way for the program Stentey Harker editor of The Collegian will be class orator on that date June Galloway is valedictorian and Jiffard Bowden is salutatorian

Grove City Grove City College Stentey Harker Collegian June Galloway Jiffard Bowden

Mercer County High Schools Graduate 620 Pupils

Special to The News reports Mercer county high schools awarded diplomas to 620 graduates this year. Graduation exercises began in May as the eight month term concluded.

Mercer Mercer County

Stoneboro High School begins June fifth commencement

A June fifth start date for Stoneboro high school is fixed. Prof. H L McConnell, county superintendent, has compiled a book listing all graduates by district. The list shows Farrell 6, Fredonia 26, Greenville 108, Grove City 120, Hadley 4, Hickory township 12, Jamestown 18, Mercer 52, Sandy Lake 18, Shagon 130, Sharpsville 29, Skenkleville 6, Stoneboro 25, Transfer 2, West Middlesex 26.

Stoneboro High School H. £. McConnell Farrell Fredonia Greenville Grove City Hadley Hickory Township Jamestown Mercer Sandy Lake Shagon Sharpsville Skenkleyville Stoneboro Transfer West Middlesex

Grove City Church Cornerstone To Be Laid On June 21

Grove City Pa June 5 The cornerstone laying date for the First Presbyterian church is set for June 21 Two stones will be laid One stone will contain material from the old structure and the other will hold records of the church’s construction Church dignitaries from Western Pennsylvania will attend The church under construction is valued at over 360000 Work has progressed to permit the laying of the stone soon

Grove City Church Grove City First Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania Tu[ Tere

Vermont Man Hunt To Be Dramatized for Child Benefit

Earl Woodward, acquitted in Middlebury Illinois for abducting Lucille Chatterton, plans a vaudeville tour titled The Vermont Man Hunt. The production will feature Lucille and other principals, with proceeds funding her education until adulthood.

Vermont International News Service Boston Earl Woodward Middlebury Lucille Chatterton Granville Lucille Woodward Jer

Queen Mary Plays Carillon With Umbrella in Novel Twist

London June st Queen Mary has long carried an umbrella, but recently used it to strike the keys of a carillon at a factory visit. The monarch tapped the first bars of Rest, My Baby, Rest, showing an unusual gesture as she and the king toured the Park Avenue Baptist church carillon in New York.

International News Service London Queen Mary Park Avenue Baptist Church New York

Poor Training Breeds Morons, Doctor Says

Syracuse dispatch reports Dr. Douglas A. Thomas, Boston psychologist, tells the Medical Society of the State of New York that lack of early childhood training leads to feeblemindedness insanity and criminal tendencies. He urges parents and teachers to provide foresight and proper understanding to shape normal, law abiding adults.

Pitermmsanal Syracuse N. Y Douglas A. Thomas Boston Medical Society of State of New York

40 Inch Monte Carlo Voiles in Dot Pattern

Advertisement notes 40 inch Monte Carlo voiles in dot patterns in popular summer shades with guaranteed fast colors and a nominal yard price of 45 cents.

Monte Carlo Newbie Sera

Pseudo Medico Uses Color Scheme To Banish Ills

Los Angeles reports M. J. Larkin arrested on charges of practicing medicine without a license. His treatments allegedly used color coded soaps with different colors for each disease, including pink for mumps and green for other ailments, per police testimony.

Pseudo Medico Untertata Lawa Service Los Angeles Dunes M. J. Larkin Polles

Welcome to Rev. F. E. Reese in Aberdeen

The Aberdeen newspaper reports Rev. Francis G. Reese, former pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, begins his new pastorate with an initial sermon to a packed audience. He thanks the Aberdeen community for the warm reception during the past days.

Cance Pab. Reese Biipality Aberdeen S. D Bive Francis G. Reasa Walcome

Pastor Rev Roose Takes Aberdeen Pulpit

The new pastor Rev Roose expressed willingness to cooperate with all church members and visit all classes. His sermon, The Unforgettable Christ, drawn from Matthew 20:28, praised for eloquence and logic. Aberdeen Presbyterians welcome him as a valuable asset to the ministry.

Christ Roose

Luck Of Irish Holds In This Near Tragedy

In Boston Roxbury an oiler Richard O Toole escaped a fatal turbine incident at the elevated power station. He suffered indigestion and was briefly treated at City Hospital after receiving bicarbonate of soda.

Boston Richard O'Toole Roxbury Oscdpad Felinw City

Helix Asperia Threatens Santa Ana Gardens

International News Services reports in Santa Ana California on June 5 that residents of Santa Ana and Orange County face garden damage from an army of Helix Aspania snails. The pests devastate young orchards as Orange County horticultural agent A. A. Brock describes, with local wildlife joining the feast.

International News Santa Ana Cal Orange County la Tolla San Diego County A. A. Brock

Trees From Historical Grounds Planted Here

Willows from Joan of Arc's birthplace in Boomremy France and an oak from Sherwood Forest near Robin Hood’s rendezvous will be planted at the New York State college of forestry. The trees were donated today to the institution by Prof. Nelson C. Brown, linking history and forestry.

Hill College and Professor Donald Named in Wisconsin Paper

The report notes Hill College and Prof. John H. Donald of the University of Wisconsin involved in the matter. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.

the Hill College John 8. Donald University of Wisconsin

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