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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
40
Cattle supply 50, market steady with grades ranging from common to prime. Veal calves receipts 300, market higher at 11.50. Sheep and lambs supply 500, market steady with lambs at 12.00 and spring lambs 15.50. Hogs receipts 1200, market slow but higher with primes 13.30-13.40 and other classes up to 13.60.
Alias writ of fieri facias directs public sale at New Castle Court House on July 1 1925 at 7 PM. Sale covers part of lots 1383 1384 on Pittsburg Company plan to Thomas Monico and Monico All es Co including a two story eight room dwelling with gas water slate roof in middling repair. Proceeding in favor of First State Bank of New Castle. Conducted by Sheriff William G Andrews.
Letters of Administration issued to Thomas W. Dickey for the Mary Mamula estate in New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Creditors and debtors must present or settle claims promptly at 301 L. 8S. & T. Ridg. New Castle. Legal News May 27 June 3 10 17 24 July 1 1925.
Letters of administration issued to Ralph M. Onstott in Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Debts should be paid promptly and all claimants must present them to Chas. G. Martin, attorney, at once. June 8 10-13-20-27. May 13-20-27.
On May 21 1925 Robert H Quigley was adjudicated bankrupt. A first meeting of creditors is set for June 22 1925 at 3 00 pm at Lawrence Savings Trust Building New Castle Pa. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address related matters. Scheduled assets none scheduled liabilities 9099.24 Edwin M Underwood Referee in Bankruptcy. Legal News June 17 1925.
Prices paid here for hay and grain furnished by New Castle Feed and Coal Company at 1126 28 Moravia Street. Local market rates posted for farmers and merchants seeking current price quotes and supply availability.
Chicago wheat opened with gains of 5 8 to 33 4 cents as offerings were limited. Corn rose about 1 4 to 1 1 4 cents due to heat in the southwest and wheat firmness. Oats gained 3 4 to 3 cents with scattered buying and limited offerings. Provisions moved higher on limited trading.
After an all night deliberation an eight man four woman jury convicts Olive Miller 21 a telephone operator of manslaughter in the April 7 death of her four week old child. She is jailed awaiting sentencing likely later in the week.
Letters testamentary issued to Lillian M Rodgers Executrix at 218 North Mulberry Street New Castle Pennsylvania. All debts to estate must be paid and claims presented to her or her attorney James W Rhodes Johnson Building a Mell at 3 10 17 24 July 1 2926.
On June 19 1925 Sam Rose was adjudicated bankrupt. A first meeting of creditors will be held June 26 1925 at 2:00 PM at the Referee office Lawrence Savings Trust Building New Castle Pennsylvania. Scheduled assets 2990.00. liabilities 7952.13.
Mrs. Nola Manns hosted the Sunshine Kensington group at her Shenango Street home. Sixteen members attended the Monday evening meet with a business session led by Mrs. Katherine Engs. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers Virginia Wilkes Elizabeth Parks and Ora Baker with several special visitors.
The Scotland W Cc T U meets at Mrs S A Leiby Home King Ave R D 2 Friday June 19 at 2 pm The Flower Mission superintendent leads the program.
Mrs Tresa Monica will entertain the Jolly Dozen Club at her Summit Street home on Thursday afternoon.
A powerful wind storm swept Northeastern Iowa early today causing extensive property damage in Green Marble Rock New Hampton and surrounding towns. Buildings were damaged trees uprooted and fields inundated by heavy rains.
Sunday July 5 marks the cornerstone ceremony for the Colored Baptist church of Wampum with services directed by Crescentdale lodge No 10273 and Mahoning Valley P G M council No 487. Other lodges including G U O O F New Castle Farrell Melrose No 2564 and Household Ruth of G U O O F will participate.
Industrial and utility stocks advance in early trading led by American and Foreign Power Independent Oil and Gas and Du Pont rising on strong volume. Traction stocks Interborough and Brooklyn Manhattan Transit edge higher as oil production declines bolster oil shares.
A London to Leeds express train carried eight mannequins displaying 40 summer dresses and 60 hats to an intrigued crowd, marking a unique fashion show departure on the journey.
Passengers on a train moving about 75 miles an hour struggled to keep their balance. The scene highlighted girls in printed chiffon and crepe-de-chine dresses. A white georgette frock with mauve spots and a wide mauve straw hat drew admiration as simple hats balanced sheer fabrics.
The First National Bank of Slippery Rock adopts a large remodeling plan. The north wall will be rebuilt four feet outward, extending the building to a full depth of 100 feet with brick and tile. The hotel office becomes the banking room, the current bank space becomes a grocery store, and a second floor will be converted into modern living apartments. Construction aims for completion by October 30.
Slippery Rock lodge No. 331 Knights of Pythias will hold a meeting Thursday evening. The second degree will be conferred after which refreshments will be served. Members of the order are urged to attend and outsiders are invited.
The funeral for Mrs. B. B. Thompson was held at her Center street home with Rev. J. Harvey McClintock leading and Rev. Charles R. Ramsey assisting. Interment followed at New Hill Cemetery amid floral tributes and strong church ties noted.
The essay asserts Indians are not vanishing, with intermarriage increasing mixed bloods by about 1,000 yearly. It notes $35 million in Western Indian bank deposits, 43,000 on farms versus 20,000 a decade ago, and Congress funding about $21 million annually for reservations. About 80,000 Indian schoolchildren, 65,000 educated, a higher rate than white children.
The second week at camp J. M. Phillips featured backward day with reversed meals and attire, a night-watch mischief, and comical scenes as huts and staff swapped roles. Activities included games, a storytelling contest, and design displays by huts F L Rentz Cubs Champions and others, plus preparations for Kiwanis and Carnegie Steel demonstrations later in the week.
In Sharon Pennsylvania on June 17 Rev J A X Ashby pastor and Rev R G Roscamp retired minister met again after a 52 year lapse. The two first connected aboard the Britannia in Dartmouth harbor England when a minister urged a steward to enter the clergy. They later parted. today they renewed their bond of friendship. Ashby has served in Sharon over a year and Roscamp has retired living in New Castle.
Dr. Josiah H. Penniman announced a post mortem degree will be awarded Homer Ackerstrom at the University of Pennsylvania graduation exercises. The diploma will go to his mother in Sweden as he died of pneumonia tied to malnutrition and overwork after attempting to finish college.
The Ku Klux Klan was granted a police permit to stage a monster parade in Washington on August 8 during its national convention. Participants may dress as they wish but without masks, with an expected turnout between 200000 and 250000 Klansmen.
Dr Thomas Young, charged in Los Angeles with slain his wife, was formerly a resident of Greenville Mercer County Pa. He lived there over two years and practiced dentistry, leaving about twelve years ago.
A listed series of property transfers shows numerous transactions in townships including Third Ward Second Ward Shenango Union Perry Wayne and N Beaver. Transfers involve buyers and sellers such as Charles Shellenberger Domenico Rubeis Walter Reynolds James Poplar Edna Hayland Aubrey Allen Della Harvey Ford Allen Mary Barkay Andrew Walachick and Berta Szilagyi with consideration of 1 dollar and 750 dollars by International Real Estate Co.
Calcutta reports from England state the government may issue golden sovereigns again. Natives fear changes in dragon versus standard designs, recalling pre war coins that featured St George slaying the dragon and others with the royal standard, which were unpopular among Indians and Chinese in trade.
Sixteen forestry students graduated at Mont Alto during the ith annual exercises in Harrisburg. Dr Henry Sturgis Drinker delivered the address, reviewing Pennsylvania forestry history and its industrial and economic value. Graduates include Harry Frederick Smith of Kingstown Luzerne county, Howard Yoat Forsythe of Sayre, and William Carnegie of Wilkinsburg Allegheny County.
John Kloszeiko at 507 Galbreath avenue gains a coop and fence permit. Nellie Bender of 206 East Moody avenue receives a dwelling permit. Ed E Roberts 139 Pearl street gets a garage permit. Day Real Estate at 1303 East Washington street listed for a garage. Ss J Callahan 108 112 Edison avenue also authorized for a garage.
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