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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
14
Youngstown lodge No 35 announced a $1 million Elks temple and hotel to rise on West Wood street and Wick avenue. The 14 story brick building will feature an auditorium pool and physical culture department and resemble Elks homes in New York Detroit and Chicago.
The Blue lodges of the Masonic fraternity of the Mahoning Valley schedule a June 30 outing at Idora Park in Youngstown Ohio. Members from New Castle and Shenango Valley are invited and expected to bring large delegations for a day of events, with thousands anticipated in attendance.
A black bear slipped from its cage at Walbridge park zoo and swam across the canal pursued by keeper Denver Jack. The bear roamed the city seeking shelter in an open garage before the keeper guided it back to its cage.
At a special New Castle board meeting on Tuesday evening the members voted to oil the Laurel Avenue frontage by the Highland school. Residents requested relief from the dust nuisance and the board cheerfully complied.
BESSEMER WESTMINSTER GUILD. The Westminster Guild Girls will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. R. R. Throop on Oak Street Tuesday evening. The Young People's classes in charge of Dr. Geo. K. Falkman will hold their annual picnic at Cascade Park Tuesday evening. All members are urged to attend. PRAYER SERVICE. The weekly prayer service is set for Wednesday evening at o'clock. MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B. Kerr Thursday afternoon with leaders Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. Williams. BESSEMER. Personal items note Miss Florence Swanson and Miss Mary Sepic left for Slippery Rock State Normal to attend a summer session. Miss Dorothy Ratten was confined to her home by tonsillitis for a few days. Nearby residents are listed visiting and moving updates.
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