Central Union observes Flower Mission Day in New Castle
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union distributed 322 bouquets of summer flowers across New Castle including to the City Home, News staff, Judge Hildebrand, city officials, and shut ins. Mrs. Martha Ketler led devotionals and readings while others presented poems and talks on Francis Willard and evangelization. The group thanked donors and City Rescue Mission for transportation.
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Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
New Castle
Cit
Newcastle News
Hildebrand
Jennie Forquer
Martha Ketler
Ketler
J. L. Stratton
Harper Dick
Francis Willard
Harry Johnson
Jones
Frances Willard
Snyder
Central Union
City Rescue Mission For
Polar Battery Water 30c Deal at Try's Auto Supplies
Local store Try's Your Auto Supplies at 308 EK Washington St cuts prices on Polar Battery Water 30c. Shoppers find reduced prices and new stock highlighted by bold signage.
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Washington St
Iowa Reunion Honors Miss Mary and W H MecCall
Sixty five relatives and friends gathered at Fred Walker’s New Bedford Road home Friday June 18 for a Crawfordville Iowa honor reunion for Miss Mary and W H MecCall. Distinctive attendance included first cousins from New Castle Greenville and Grove City among others, with a lawn dinner and an afternoon program of devotionals and music led by Rev S L Clark.
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Fred Walker
New Bedford Road
Mary
W. H. MecCall
Crawfordville
Iowa
Miss McCall
Coltsyville
Jennie McGeehan
New Castle
Craig Stewart
Anna Davidson
Mary Cowden
Coitsville
Knapp
Greenville
McCall
Phoebe Geddes
Ramsey Davidson
Grove City
McCalls Honored by Clergy and Friends in Farewell
Clergy from Ohio Massachusetts and Pennsylvania join community leaders to praise Mr and Mrs McCall for their many kindnesses and hospitality. Speakers highlight the couple’s high esteem and recent plans as they prepare to move to their Iowa home in a few days.
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McDonald
Youngstown, O
Clark
New Bedford
Gilkey
West Middlesex
Knapp
Greenville
Miss McCall
McCalls
Iowa
World trade in 1925 matches 1913 volume
Julius Klein reports at Philadelphia that world trade in 1925 reached roughly the 1913 level, totaling about 38.71 billion dollars in price adjusted terms, with 57.61 billion in current value and a 13 percent rise from 1924 showing steady business growth.
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International News Service
Philadelpimia
World Trade
Julius Klein
U. S
Klein
Anniversaries Through History Noted Events
A list of historical anniversaries includes Empress Josephine born in 1763 and died in 1814, Nathan S. Boynton born in 1837, battles in Rogue River in 1851, Amos Akerman becoming U.S. attorney general in 1870, Henry Dexter the sculptor in 1876, coal miners strike in 1884, Gen Chaffee’s Philippines command in 1901, Lieut Maughan’s 1924 New York to San Francisco flight.
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Josephine
Napoleon
St. Pierre
Martinique
Malmaison
Nathan S. Boynton
Order of the Knights of the Maccabees
Port Huron
Mich
Maj
Philip Kearny
Rogue River
Oregon
Amos T. Akerman
Georgia
United States
Henry Dexter
Cambridge
Mass
Nelson
N. Y
Hocking Valley
Gen. Chaffee
Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
R. L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Beulah Young Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday at Pulaski Home
Beulah Young marked her eighteenth birthday with relatives and friends at the Pulaski home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young. A noon dinner was followed by games, music, and social chat with numerous Bartley Hoon and Mitchell families among guests.
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Roy Young
Pulaski
Beulah
A. P. Bartley
Samuel Bartley
Press Bartley
Pearl Bartley
Iva Jean Bartley
West Sunbury
H. D. Bartley
L. R. Hoon
Hazel
Alta
Dean
Butler
Elmina Bartley
John Maxwell
Donald
Ida Cutter
Nan
Miner Killed by Live Wire in Scott Haven Mine
John H. Perrett 80, a coal miner from Scott Haven, Pa., died after contacting a live wire at the Warden mine of the Pittsburgh Coal company. The incident occurred June 23. Local authorities are investigating.
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Scott Haven
John H. Perrett
Warden
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Comedy Schedule Expands With New Laughing Feature
A local cinema adds another comedy to its lineup and announces a program of laughs designed to tone up the audience’s mood. The feature will join existing titles for a season of upbeat entertainment at the downtown theater.
Bird wins poultry show prize for eleven straight years
A shopper challenges a clerk about a bird that the customer says is poor in quality. The clerk defends it noting the bird won first prize in a poultry show for eleven consecutive years, highlighting the boast of self made men.
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