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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
16
An old reader claims Freezone drops instantly soothe an aching corn and allow removal with a gentle lift using a cotton cleansing technique. The ad notes a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness.
Ellwood City Pa June 9 under Rev C W MacGeorge pastor of First Ban Us church a number of young people will entertain at the Sunday adoc convention at Bessemer with Swiss hand bells. Local groups include Robert Jonas James Gaskall John Offutt Thomas Wilson Robert Stevenson Leona MacGeorge the MacGeorge trio Rev C W MacGeorge and children Leona and Malcolm
Ellwood City Pa June 3 Miss Irene Nevin of Park avenue delightfully entertained the members of the Anna Wilson class of the United Presbyterian church at her home Monday evening After a business session a social time followed Summer flowers decorated the table and covers were laid for class members Refreshments were served by the hostess at a late hour
Ellwood City June 9 Young Ladies Class No 6 of Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church rehearsed for a late week performance of Booth Tarkington The Ghost Story under Rev John A King's direction. Ellwood City va June 9 Majestic Theater advertises Secrets of the Night starring Madge Bellamy and James Kirkwood.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an electric washer sale by an agency serving Millwood and nearby areas. Mentions Briar Lawrence Avenue and a seven oetbsea fragment, suggesting a local trade or advertisement with limited readable details.
Rev. C W MacGeorge of First Baptist Ellwood City has come back from Harrisburg where he attended the Daily Vacation Bible School convention. He reports new ideas for the Hilwood City program starting June 16 at First Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Walter Howell, M Harwin Fischer, E C Keboch, De Bird Smith, and John W Eliott.
Mrs J M Barton of Fourth Street hosts Kampers Club gathering at her home Monday evening held as informal social chat. Plans advanced for a summer camping trip to Lake Chautauqua and Canada with refreshments served by the hostess. Bell Memorial ELLWOOD CITY Pa June 9 Missionary meeting to be held all day at Hall Memorial Presbyterian Church with noon tureen dinner and 7:45 prayer service. Delegation to Bessemer for Bundsy school convention leaves Thursday night by auto. Mrs August Bander and daughter Elizabeth of Riverview and William Bennet of Beaver Falls drove to Pittsburgh Sunday.
Ellwood City Pa June 9 Following is the committee appointed by Mrs GB J Ball chairlady of the Country Club social affairs for the summer for the first afternoon bridge which will be given at the club home Thursday afternoon June 11 Chairlady Mrs BB Baker Mrs H B Anderson Mrs Charles A Adams Mrs A J Baker Mrs JM Barton Miss Louise Barton Miss Alice Barton Mrs W E Byers and Mrs F S Blackburn named for the event
Rev J A King pastor of Bell Memorial Presbyterian will preach at Westfield church Friday evening. Rev Ross M Haverfield pastor of the church is conducting anniversary revivals this week. The male quartet from the focal church will present selections and many from the congregation plan to motor to Westfield to support their pastor.
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Brown, who died early Monday, will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm at the First Christian church in Ellwood City, with Rev H R Belles officiating. Interment will follow in Locust Grove cemetery.
Members of the Pollyanna club will meet at Mrs. Andrew Cole’s home on Wampum Road Thursday June 11 instead of the previously scheduled date. In Ellwood City Pennsylvania Loyal Woman's class of the First Christian church will meet tonight at Mrs. Theodore Terlinden’s Frisco home. Children’s church practice scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday at 2:30. Reverend James A. Cosby of Crescent Avenue spent Monday in Beaver.
State Construction began resurfacing Neshan nock avenue at the end of the Prev ent paying and aims to finish next week per city engineer Frank Miller. Contractor M J Scanlon won the repaving contract. West Wanhuttleton street work not started. Wall and guard rails completed by Bilder & Ferry. Croton avenue repaving has reached past Harding street with two one way detours in place: Vine street to Croton avenue toward Haerland burg and Cascade street for auto traffic returning to New Castle.
Forty men have joined the Y M C A since the first of the month as summer memberships draw new members. Directors say the heat wave and pool use explain the surge in signups and activity at the association.
The 760 ton steamship Kankyo Maru ran aground off Kyosan Korea. One hundred crew members are reported missing with a rescue ship dispatched to aid the vessel.
Erie Pennsylvanian reports 7 year old Charles Grossholtz son of Mr and Mrs Louis Grossholtz of Grubb Road west of the city was killed yesterday while trying to remove a light bulb from a socket in the living room. Several family members were present as he began to loosen the bulb and suddenly collapsed.
A report notes boys taking swim lessons at the Y M C A facility where several boys already can swim the pool length. The article describes the lessons and the instructors guiding the group.
James F. Allen of 56 Forbes St Rochaster N T says his remedy Allanrha dissolves uric acid deposits and expels them from joints claiming it cured his years of rheumatism After urging he placed the formula with retailers New Castle Inc and druggists to dispense with money back guarantee if symptoms persist
A report notes that none of the boys knew swimming at the first class last Wednesday. The season ends this Wednesday afternoon with four classes held today. As many as 120 boys have attended these lessons, and another free session is expected next year.
Preparations for the YMCA camp progress with 92 boys already signed. Junior session begins July 7 for three weeks while seniors arrive later for two weeks ending August 11. The Legal Hundred, led by the focal pastor, owns and runs the university and plans next year. Rev Maitland absent, Rev Stratrog fills pulpit Sundays 8:30 at Greenwood and 7:45 at Euclid.
The Navy intends a late week attempt to fly the dirigible Los Angeles to Minneapolis for the Normse-American centennial after a previous engine trouble near Cleveland. Commander George W. Steele says completion is essential. Rev Sam Maitland will depart Wednesday for Taylor University in Upland Indiana to attend. A Buckingham Palace court function imposes strict dress regulations on women including ostrich feathers colors and even hair pressing, with official scrutiny.
Cascade park will be open to the general public all day and until midnight Wednesday according to a statement by Manager Don McKibben and Superintendent Don James. The note wins out after earlier reports that only Scottish Rite members attending the cornerstone laying at the cathedral would have access. The Masons will be the quasta for the Gascards park management, but the park is open to everybody.
Al Zill notified New Castle News that the boxing show postponed from Youngstown will be held tonight with Dick Hyans facing Ted Hatabrook in the main bout. Queen Victoria of Spain is cited as the best dressed member of European royalty.
Dr. Peter Schmidt cites gland stimulation as sending new forces into the body and rebuilding bodily functions. The aim is to revive devitalized glands to sustain normal glandular activity essential to energy and health. Glandogen tablets offer a simple glandular treatment option for men and women.
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