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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
18
Ellwood City, Pa June 11 Ministers of the local United Presbyterian church gathered for a ministerial association meeting. A paper by Rev James A Coxby opened a discussion on pastors vacations. The group supported a vacation program citing physical and mental welfare and renewed inspiration for the winter ahead.
Ellwood City Pa June 11 a large representation of the Welcome Bible class attended the church dinner in the First Presbyterian dining room Covers were laid for seven Miss Alice E Murphy of Tabor Town was an out of town guest The committee in charge included Mrs Rae Chambers Mrs E B Baker Mrs J J Connard and Mrs Josep Moorhead
Ellwood City residents plan a reception at the parsonage on Spring Avenue this evening to welcome new members of the Luther League. A fine program is organized and refreshments will be served by a committee. Also, Mr and Mrs A H Aiken hosted dinner guests Wednesday evening including Edward Brimner and Mrs Samuel Brady.
Advertises Parisian Sage as a preventive tonic for baldness and dandruff. Claims to stop hair loss and itching, banish dandruff, and promote growth. Sold at McKee's Cut Rate Store and all druggists.
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on June 11 the Young People's division of the First Presbyterian church held its monthly business and social meeting after the weekly prayer service. Members from various classes gathered for business in their rooms and later joined in the recreation area for informal group activities.
A wedding took place Wednesday morning as Miss Helen Ketterer daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ketterer of Wurtemburg wed Shirley P Dolter son of Mr and Mrs Fred Dolter of Wurtemburg Rev Roy Thompson of the Wurtemburg M E church officiated After a wedding trip to the lakes the couple will take housekeeping in Wurtemburg
HILWOOD CITY Pa June 11 A number of local residents left this morning for Bessemer to attend the Sunday school convention. Among those traveling are Mr and Mrs C A Martin Fred Pofsters Mrs A H Iken Miss Graham Miss Muriel Bourne Miss Margaret Benford Miss Grace U Hartung Raymond Mumphrey Mrs E Wilson Rev James A Cosby and Mrs I D Morrigon.
Ellwood City Pa June 11 Mrs Andrew Cole of Wampum avenue hosts the Pollyanna club with a picnic planned for July 16 at Ewing Park. Afternoon fancy work and hospitality, Willing Workers sew at the Lutheran church, missionary society hosts, and a Frisco hall box supper to aid the potato club. The Majestic Theater advertises Idle Tongues. Local notices include hospital admissions and numerous city visits.
An eczema remedy promises relief in two days with regular washing of affected areas twice daily using Karene. A six ounce bottle costs 60 cents at New Castle Drug Corp Eckerds of New Castle Inc Mc Kee s Kut Rate Store or any progressive druggist with a money back guarantee if itching persists after two days.
W C T U and L T L gathered at Mrs M H Remley's home for their annual Flower Mission day led by Mrs Hannah Waggoner. Twenty nine bouquets were prepared and delivered to New Castle hospital. The next meeting is set for the second Monday in July.
The Blue Triangle Club of the YWCA schedules a picnic supper at Cesc Park Friday evening. Members meet at the YWCA at 5 o clock.
The Beaver Baptist association plans its annual gathering at Sharpsville Baptist church on Tuesday June 17 and Wednesday June 18. Events include devotional sessions led by Rev Edith Amaler and symposiums featuring Rev William R AU Rev C W MacGeorge and Rev George M Landis with reports from benevolent societies and missionary boards. Delegates from Newcastle First Church are listed along with participants from area churches. Additional items note Gleaners meet at Second United Presbyterian and the Ulite Bible class at 323 Park Avenue. mentions the Northwestern league dating to 1879.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach medicine. It promises rapid relief from gas, belching, heartburn and indigestion with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. The copy cites a large sale in New Jersey and urges readers to trust the formula for stronger digestion and fewer nervous symptoms.
Paris reports Premier Paul Painlevé and War Minister Lyantey arrived in Morocco after an aerial clash. Spain mobilizes 130 aircraft and hydroplanes for a push on the Rif stronghold Al Kueemas. The Sultan meets the French leaders before an inspection of the front at Rabat Fox Ouergin.
Officer Charles Longstreth, detailed to a city coon chase, lured a raccoon found in a tree at 347 Pearson Street and captured it. The animal is jailed awaiting its owner’s permission and possession of its cane.
The passage notes that keeping such animals in captivity is illegal. Officer Longstreth suggests handing the animal over to the district game warden for disposal.
Members of the Lion's Troop of Boy Scouts will hike to Clark's Pond and spend the night Friday. Some will depart from Harbor Bridge at dusk while others meet at Peter Grittie's at p im. A Wednesday meeting at Scotland Lane school featured the inter-patrol contest with Whith leading at 12 points as Kangaroo and Bear Patrols press.
President Coolidge tentatively shifts up the start of his summer vacation from June 25 to June 23, with plans to retreat to the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts. The White House announced the change today. The National Federation of Business and Professional Women is described as an organization of big clubs with more than 40 000 members, represented nationwide and in Hawaii.
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