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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
27
A Great Northern locomotive backing up struck an inbound street car in SITY Iowa killing Arne Warthe and injuring about a dozen people, several in critical condition. Hospitals reported many injured may die.
Scouts in camp prepare for a field meet and will return home Sunday, June 29 to July 4. They will aid with the Centennial activities. On Saturday July 4 they join a parade at 10:00 and color bearers should bring American and Troop flags.
With the Centennial near, New Castle hotels are booked solid for the week. The Centennial Committee asks residents to rent spare rooms to visitors, charging a fair price. Fill the coupon with name, address, phone, rooms available and price per person and mail to Miss Iretta Dart.
Meteorological conditions similar to early June bring another hot wave to Western Pennsylvania. The weather bureau forecasts rising heat with hot dry winds continuing until the peak passes.
Croton Troop No 5 agreed to aid the Rescue Mission at a Cascade Park picnic on June 18. Scouts in uniform to report to Miss McKee at 8 20. On June 19 at 6 pm the troop will depart from Croton School for a weekend hike continuing Saturday afternoon toward the destination.
Julius Kruttschnitt longtime director and former chairman of the Southern Pacific executive committee died at Presbyterian Hospital in New York at 71. The death followed a sudden heart failure while he was recovering from a minor operation last week.
Manager Don McKibbon today announced a new spring will be opened in the Grove at Cascade Park. Fountains mark Cascade water with bubbles and are placed in advantageous positions across the recreation ground.
Special moving pictures of the Scottish Rite parade and corner stone laying ceremonies will be shown at the Nixon Theatre for the entire week. Manager John Newman announced the local exhibition was shot here for the day’s program and reported the footage unusually good.
Work began this morning by Breeder and Bentley on a finely built eight room home for Police Officer Peter Hillers. The residence rises on Neshannonck avenue near Rural avenue.
C. Ed. Brown was named chair man of the James A. Gardner memorial service committee today by Mayor Dunlap. Other members are Fred L. Rentz H. K. Gregory Robert White Harvey Megoun and Mrs. Margaret Boak. The date and place will be selected by the committee.
Objections to the Glass Street view report will be heard June 17 in council chambers. Preserve hearing details for residents and officials.
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