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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

31

Automobile Accidents Often Unnecessarily Fatal

Chicago officials urge motorists to learn first aid. Health Commissioner Herman Bundesen and Police Chief Collins say simple measures could stop bleeding and save lives in crashes. They advise compact kits, iodine for wounds, splints, and staying calm, with the Automobile Club of Southern California promoting portable aid ready cars.

Chicago Herman Bundesen Collins Bundesen Automobile Club of Southern California

Americans Ordered Out of Canton Amid Rising Anti Foreign Feelings

A dispatch from O W McMillan secretary in China reports strong anti foreign sentiment in Canton and a consul order for all Americans to depart The message notes that everyone is safe and emphasizes removal as a precaution for foreign missions in the area

International News Service New York Canton Board of Foreign Missions The Presbyterian Church China O. W. McMillan

Secrets of gland experiments told

Secretive program at a California state institution reveals a glandular treatment called Glandogen. The head physician reports over 90 percent of a thousand patients improved, with mental and physical rejuvenation and relief from chronic ailments. Love & Megown Drug Co. markets the original gland tonic.

California Love & Megown Drug Co

Urge Lighter Streets To Reduce Accidents

SAN FRANCISCO June 24 The Street and Highway Lighting Committee of the National Electric Light Association presented at the forty eighth convention a report urging brighter street and highway illumination to cut traffic deaths and injuries. 1923 figures show 22 600 traffic accidents and about 600 000 000 in economic losses from fatalities and injuries, with 80 percent up from seven years earlier. Auto traffic caused about 85 percent of accidents, and improved lighting is linked to fewer crashes, plus reduced crime and better urban conditions.

San Francisco National Electric Light Association

Sipping Straw's Sire Is Found In East Africa

The National Geographic Society identifies the grandfather of the straw used for sipping sodas as a Jubaland drinking stick from the East African coast. Yak trees in Jubaland have tree cavities that collect rainwater for months, and travelers carry hollow two foot long sticks to sip water through.

Washington National Geographic Society Jubaland

Professor To Wed Young Secretary

Boston June 24 Dr John P Sutherland seventy one year old medical man dean emeritus and professor at Boston University School of Medicine has fallen to Cupid and is to marry his secretary Catherine G Stewart thirty three.

International News Service Boston John P. Sutherland School of Medicine Boston University Catherine G. Stewart

Listening In A Night Of Varied Radio Reception

The writer notes mixed volume on downtown airwaves with Chicago stations WIBO WJJD and WHT. Dr H H Davis of South Side finds volume fair locally while KW residents wonder if WCCO St Paul reaches them. WGY tests four wavelengths. WEAF ads suggest strong money flow. Kansas City Nighthawks tour from WDAF. WCCO broadcast of an international convention noted.

H. H. Davis South Side Chicago WIBO WJJD WHT WCCO St. Paul

RamS Wear and Radio Listings Across Stations

Cleveland station Rams Wear hosts talks by prominent locals on current topics from 7 to 8 pm followed by a jazz musical program from 8 to 10 pm. Pittsburgh station WOAE airs a dinner concert from the William Penn hotel at 6:39 pm, Uncle Kaybee at 7:30 pm, plus a 9 pm artist feature and 10 pm Goodrich Silvertown Cord orchestra. Chicago KYW schedules a children’s bedtime story 8:35 to 6 pm, dinner concert from the Congress Hotel, reading at 7 pm, a mystical program 7:20 to 8:15 pm, and an evening at home program 9 to 10:30 pm.

Wear Cleveland Ohio WOAE Pittsburgh William Penn Hotel WEAF New York Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra KYW Chicago TV Central Congress Hotel

Evening schedule and broadcasts from EDKA station

The listings show a Civil Service Department moment in the program, orchestra and popular concerts, baseball scores, stockman reports on livestock and wholesale markets, Arlington time signals and weather, plus a second concert. The schedule covers East Pittsburgh in Eastern Standard Time with multiple daily broadcasts and scores.

WLW Cincinnati Ohio U.S Rotel Gibson Sekatary Hawkins Civil Service Department of the United States EDKA Pittsburgh Stockman Arlington

Radio Features Today in Major Markets

Eastern Standard Time listings show the United States Marine Band at WRC in Washington at 5 20 p m and Vincent Lopez with his orchestra at WOR Newark at 6 30 p m The Navy Band is scheduled for WEAF WCAP WJAR and WOO in New York Washington Providence and Philadelphia at 7 p m and Dry Slitz Hour from EDEA Pittsburgh at 8 45 p m.

Washington United States Marine Band Newark Vincent Lopez WEAF WCAP WJAR WOO New

Appointing YWCA Committees For 1925 26 Year

At the regular board meeting the Young Women's Christian Association appointed chairmen for the 1925 26 year across departments including Administrative Finance Membership Girl Reserves Religious Cafeteria Hospitality International Institute Camp Publicity and more. Reports from department heads showed progress in all lines.

The Young Women's Christian Association Association George Greer W. G. Eckles R. H. MacFetridge James M. Smith GC. F. Flannery James M. Blackwood J. E. Whittaker J. A. Perry Mary E. Vandivort Charles A. Hillier J. A Perry J. L. Stratton T. W. Phillips J. S. Martin International Institute H. M. Kirk Marian Wallace C. A. Hillier Camp Mabel] Hutchison George W. Con

Edenbure A Sunday School Event and Local Visits

Miss Olive Wigton hosted the Home Guards Class of the M E Sunday school at her home on Thursday evening with children entertaining and a dainty lunch served by Mrs Wigton and Miss Katharine Waldinger. Numerous local residents visited relatives and friends across New Middletown, Lowellville, Masury, and surrounding towns, with guests including Alice Mack and George Raub, while William Loy recovers from arm burns at the powder mill.

Olive Wigton Home Guards M. E Wigton Katharine Waldinger Alice Mack John Park George Raub Charlie Raub Clark Raub John Bush New Middletown William Raub Charlie McIntosh Lou Shaffer Lowellville Charlie Mack Ronald Hofmeister Fearl Crooks Petersburg I. M. Hofmeister Blaine McCullough Youngstown Clair Hoover Masury Albert Hewitt Hewitt E. F. Ashton H. C. Mitchell New Castle Amos Texter Niles, O Claude Bennett Joseph Waldinger Helen Worthington Albert Wigton Grover Cirus Walter Raub Dorothy Roy Raub Freda Martha Davis Shenango Valley Hospital Charles Chambelain J. We. Sox Thomas McGraw Joseph Cameron North Side Lenora Coates Jim Parisi Hazel Dell Parisi John Marricone John Shoaf West Middle

Church Services and Edenburg Social Notes

Church services will be held each Sunday morning in the M E church with a supply minister until the regular minister arrives. Edenburg personal items report births and various visits including Harold Park and Mrs. John Heather of Sharon, Charlie Mack, Will Brown, Will Loy, Alice Mon Ross, Frank Coates, Elmer and Karl Douglas, Babe Dalton, Glen Sitter, Olive Barnhouse, Bessie Hofmeister, Arthur Hayes and daughter Geraldine, and Selma.

M. E Edenburg Harold Park John Heather Sharon Charlie Mack Will Brown Struthers Will Loy Alice Mon Ross Franklin Frank Coates Ellwood City Elmer Douglas Karl Douglas New Castle Babe Dalton Lowellville Glen Sitter Olive Barnhouse Palestine Bessie Hofmeister Arthur Hayes Geraldine Selma

Local Briefs From New Castle and Nearby Areas

Sex visits her mother Mrs John Park. John Hoon, a business caller in New Castle, and Jacob Saul, also in New Castle, visited Friday. Clarence Jones of Mahoningtown visited Edenburg Sunday evening. Mrs Asa Hoffmaster of the North Side is ill with pneumonia. A car buyer reports driving a bargain.

Sex John Park John Hoon New Castle Jacob Saul Clarence Jones Mahoningtown Asa Hoffmaster North Side

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Fisher’s Big Store Washington Street Long Avenue Fishers Leo Maloney William STEINER LEO /MALONEY Bob Productions Incorporated West 420 New York City Ben Alexander Pathe News William Fairbanks the Cowboy and the Flapper Edmund Cobb Arthur Stone Sipping Straw East Africa Free! New Wurlitzer Wurlitzer SILK Kansas City Nighthawks WDAF Venango County McGoolum WGY RAMS Square Deal Garage Croton Avenue Haney’s Grand Rapids Wright’s Y.W.C.A Edenbure William Loy Jersey Oakwood Titusville Keystone Furniture CO East Smith Howe David Liverman Claire Windsor Frank Keenan Lloyd Hughes Gerald Beaumont Waldemar Young Louis B. Mayer William Fox Papa FOX News Tom MIX Steele Royal Mounted Reginald Barkers Lawrence County Elinor Glyn Lew Cod Renee Adobee Harriet Hammont Alice Terry Lewiss Alphonse Daudet Itn Theatre
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