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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

13

Judging Team to Compete in State College Contest

Farm Agent H. R. McCulloch leads three Lawrence County youths Francis Boak I Op No 4 John A. Miller and Wealey McCrumb New Wilmington to State College for Farmers Week judging contest. If successful the team earns a chance to travel to the national contest in the fall for cattle appraisals.

H. R. McCulloch Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Society Lawrence County State College Francis Boak I. Op. No. 4 John A. Miller Wealey McCrumb New Wilmington

Activities of Wampum Methodists observed Sunday

Children Day will be observed in the Wampum Methodists church Sunday June 21 at 10 45 a m under direction of Miss Fern Dindinger Public service at p m Sunday school at 10 o'clock Latics Ald Society will meet Wed

Wampum Methodsst

June Beauty Month Bay Rum Offer

During June the beauty month customers who buy a 50 cent bottle of bay rum receive a free can of Gentlemen's Tale. The advertisement highlights a half pint bottle with a sprinkles top and promotes bay rum as a grooming product for shaving.

Local Church Play and Schedule Announced

June events at Newport Methodist Church include a play On the Road to the City by the Golden Glow club under the Wam pum fire department. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday January 4 at 2 p.m. Prayer service Thursday at 3. Sunday school June 21 at 1 30 p m with public worship at 2 30 p m. Ira Scott, pastor.

Ira Scott

Oil City Daughters To Attend G A R Convention

A group of about 21 Daughters of Veterans from this city will travel Wednesday morning to Off City Pennsylvania for the four day G A R Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans convention. The New Castle degree team will present work on Wednesday afternoon and state officers will participate in the program. Members gathering at the traction office at 5 50 a m will board the bus at 6.

Daughters of Veterans Organization Off City Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans New Castle Traction Office

Returns From Lodge Meeting In New York

William Alexander, elected as a delegate from the American Yeomen lodge of this city to the National Conclave in New York City last week, has returned to report at the legal order meeting this evening. Alexander and other local members were guests of the Greenville lodge in Greenville, Pennsylvania.

William Alexander New York City Alexander Greenville

Walters Injured in Auto Smashup Near Beaver Falls

Walters of Enon Valley was hurt in a collision with J. H. Wilson of Beaver Falls near Beaver Falls yesterday. Walters lies at Providence hospital at Rew Brighton with severe bruises and lacerations while his father, riding with him, was thrown through the windshield but escaped with minor cuts. Both cars were badly mashed.

Clen) Walters Enon Valley Providence Hospital Rew Brighton J. H. Wilson Beaver Falls

Local social roundup and household moves in town

Mrs Bevan of Bay street visited daughter Mrs John Sherger Sunday afternoon Hon S L Cheeseman and Mrs Cheeseman of Slippery Rock were guests of relatives here Sunday Chauncey Brown and family of Ellwood City were guests here Sunday There is some improvement in Mrs John Clapner who is ill Ermine Alexander of Pittsburgh was weekend guest of wife and son Joseph Callahan and family visited James Comstock Sunday Charles Walker and family moved into new dwelling on Forest avenue Mrs Smith and daughter living in property vacated by Walkers Mr and Mrs S G Hazen at North Sewickley with Ray and Mrs J R Routlege were guests of Mrs L J Schumaker and daughter Florence Sunday Rev Routlege is pastor of Providence Baptist church of which Rev Schumaker was pastor thirteen years Mrs Robert Taylor and children Marjorie and Bobbie spent several days last week with Mrs Taylor's parents Mr and Mrs Hartwell of New Wilmington Miss Mary Sherger had a display of peonies this year The Dickson family busy getting their Dahl garden in order Inmates of British prisons entitled to have library books have been known to ask for text books on higher mathematics and advanced science.

James Comstock Charles Walker Forest Avenue Smith Walkers S. G. Hazen North Sewickley Ray J. R. Routlege L. J. Schumaker Florence Rev. Routlege Providence Baptist Church Rev. Schumaker Robert Taylor Marjorie Bobbie

Rotary Head Addresses Referenced Ku Klux Klan

Evertt W. Hill of Oklahoma City told Rotary International delegates at Cleveland that intolerance fuels hate and revenge. He urged calm, urging a panacea of “une settish nervica” as the world battles bigotry. Delegates from 30 nations attended the opening session as governors closed terms and nominations began.

International News Service Cleveland Everett W. Hill Oklahoma City Rotary International Hill

Card Of Thanks From Majors and Folberts

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the death of Karman McKee and Willa Majors. Appreciation extended for floral tributes and donated autos. Signed by Mrs. Anna Majors Mrs. Lizzie Folbert Mr. C. M. M’ker Mr. Samuel M’rier, localite.

Karman &. McKee Willa Anna Majors Lizzie Folbert C. M. M'Ker Samuel M'Rier

Epworth Scouts To Meet Tonight

Epworth M B church troop No 10 will meet at the W N Aiken school at 6 30 PM. Scout Commissioner Owen P Fox will speak. All troops members are urged to attend. A fire damaged the second floor apartment of Mrs A W Jordan in the Fisher building causing about 30 dollars in loss. Sparks from a chimney ignited paper in a kitchen cabinet near an old grate. An alarm was turned in from box A trunk driver failed to beat a train in Cairo IP

Epworth M Church W. N. Aiken School Owen P. Fox Sloner A. W. Jordan Fisher Building Post Office Mercer Street Sparks Cairo

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