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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
9
E. J. Berquist, superintendent of the City Rescue Mission, and Harry L. Johnston will conduct services in the Kaylor and Kearns City Methodist churches on Sunday, June 1.
Rev SA will preach Sunday at 2 30 p m at Greenwood Methodist Church with Sunday School at 1 20. At Euclid Avenue M E Church he will preach at 6 00 p m and Sunday School at 2 30.
Louis Antoine Godey born in New York City on June 6 1804 built a publishing empire around Godeys Lady Book the first American ladies magazine. He started in a broker's office and later moved to Philadelphia where the magazine debuted in 1830 and grew into a leading literary periodical with contributors like Edgar Allan Poe and Harriet Beecher Stowe. He merged publications and eventually retired in 1877 after amassing a fortune, dying November 29 1878, with the magazine fading after 1883.
Nick Rigance age 23 of New York and two Philadelphia men were arrested after police stopped a truck loaded with alleged denatured alcohol coming from New York. The seizure occurred in Philadelphia early today amid police reports of the cargo being consigned for use locally. Carpet weaving in Persia is done almost exclusively by Women.
Amid scorching heat local stations report clear signals while Chicago listeners rate reception poor. B F Moorhead urges locals to focus on radio and mind relief. The Radio Announcers of America work to improve broadcasts with steps underway. June and WGY Sebonectady plan 6 35 p m circus broadcast with band concert and animal acts. WGY also airs health talks by Dr GW Wendall labeled radio physician.
Radio listings show WEAE New York and stations in Ohio and Pennsylvania broadcasting musical programs, talks, concerts, and baseball scores on Monday evenings in June 1925. Entries mention dinner music, health talks, Tower health topics, and performances by various ensembles, with times fluctuating around 7 to 10 p.m. local standard times.
Bopetes anniversary program lists 8:45 pm band and 9:30 pm humorous half hour, with Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra at 1 o'clock. Presbyterian Sunday school class meets at Miss Joan Bowser’s home. picnic planned June 10 at Reno's Oak. Bible school closes with 75 to 90 daily attendance. Geneva college music course via Miss Waddell. Church services span Presbyterian and Christian Endeavor programs with dedications and speakers from East Liverpool and New Castle. Catholic Mass at 9 am and local personal notes include Fred Reiterer and Rev. Jamison readings.
Fersons driving to Youngstown report a detour between New Bedford and Youngstown starting just this side of Coitsville. A resurfaced strip redirects traffic to Rayen Street in Youngstown.
Madrid June 6 more than 269 persons have been arrested in a conspiracy to assassinate King Alfonso placing a bomb on a track used by a train bound for Barcelona earlier reports noted 14 arrests. The source says the plot was more widespread than first reported.
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