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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
36
Hollywood reports a new wave of stars emerging as the winter season arrives. Producers including Louis B Mayer predict many fresh faces will rise in popularity while current household names wane, signaling a shift to younger talent in upcoming big productions.
Will Maxwell of Kellettville while on a fishing trip in Tionesta Pennsylvania surprised an old mother bear and her cubs. The cubs climbed a tree while the mother bear pursued Maxwell who fled with only a fishing pole and escaped unharmed.
Lutheran pastors and lay delegates from 317 congregations across western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia will meet June 24 and 25 at St Johns Church Erie for the 83rd annual Pittsburgh Synod convention. Notables from New Castle include Rev F E Stough Rev C O Frank Rev A M Stump and Louis Haug Jr. Stump to be received into Pittsburgh Synod.
In Oberlin Ohio on June 19 the second storm death occurred as Mrs Alonzo Norton aged 73 died after being found under debris of a wrecked home. Her husband aged 80 survived. another storm death was Rev John Bradley aged 80 who died from heart trouble while securing a door blown open.
A committee including Griffith Thom and Henry T. Jones was formed to cooperate with the Centennial committee. It follows Mayor Dunlap's request for True Ivorites to participate in the Centennial parade, with efforts under way to secure full attendance to complete arrangements.
Henry Linard three was saved after a Pennsylvania train hit his father's stalled car. The car struck the cushion hurled ahead of the boy and he was thrown through the windshield against the cushion. Fred Linard escaped injury. The report notes Poland exports dried mushrooms.
Terry Carson a city public school instructor and skilled violinist will leave Sunday for Ann Arbor Michigan to study at the University of Michigan. He will study under S N Bilbie and Gaylord Yost focusing on public school methods and continuing violin studies to further his already high proficiency.
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