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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
5
The American Army poloists won the second match in Hurlingham England by 6 goals to 4, claiming the series lead over the British. The report notes the Americans secured victory in the latest contest in the series.
Don McKibben head of Cascade Park said Rainbow Terrace is reserved Friday evening for the New Castle alumni annual outing to be held all day Friday Doo Rice will be in charge of the affair McKibben announced to prevent misunderstanding and ensure smooth planning
Washington D C June 24 Congressman T W Phillips reports War Department approval for a board of engineers to review Beaver County PA plans for a new bridge across the Ohio River between Ambridge and Woodlawn. Hearing is set for June 29 in Pittsburgh with plans available at the Pittsburgh District Office for written or oral submissions.
The article promotes outdoor hobbies and lists books on gardening, flowers, birds, mushrooms, camping, and sports. It invites readers to request additional titles from the Writery and notes a vacation privilege offering ten books.
Willing Workers class of First Congregational church gathers Thursday evening at Mrs. Henry C. Jones home on Waldo street with Mrs. Daniel Davis as associate hostess. Rum-Join-Us Bible class from Craton Avenue Methodist plans breakfast at Cascade Park Thursday morning at o o clock. Winnepesaukes Campfire Girls meet Friday at 6 30 at guardian Mrs. Dean McCall's South Mill Street. Centennial week details to be announced. Berean Bible Class to meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs. James Hinkson Crawford avenue with Miss McKee teaching.
Brown and Hamilton advertise medium cream pitchers labeled as a Teep Shop quality item. The pitchers are attractively decorated and priced at 19 cents each.
A closet full of Cotton Frocks offers Stripe and plaid summer variety. Special price tags dominate Cottons this week plus English Prints and Broadcloths for vacation frocks. Dotted Swiss Voiles and French Ratines yield tailored outfits. Hats and bright Voile gowns for midsummer wear complete the ensemble.
Novel summer wear features Ponche sleeveless coats worn over summer dresses instead of sweaters. Light as flannel, available in colors to match frocks, offering a stylish lightweight outer layer for warm weather.
Peking June 24 The Chinese government delivered a note to the diplomatic corps outlining thirteen demands from the Shanghai conference. Key items include lifting the Shanghai emergency, freeing those arrested in the demonstrations, and restoring Chinese control of educational institutions in the international settlement.
In Honolulu Hawaii leading pineapple canning companies cut 1924 prices by 4 to 19 percent across packs. Overall reductions average about 13 percent below last year as estimates indicate a larger 1925 pack, prompting a lower unit price to market the crop. Officials appear unsure about further details.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Company, among the largest canners, expects lower prices to speed crop absorption and boost net profits for 1925. Official estimates place last year’s packed total at 6,750,000 cases with unofficial 1925 projections around 7,200,000.
In Pittsburgh on June 24 Virgil Moran 19 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the stabbing death of John Pappas 10 of Salamanca New York. Moran was sentenced to 7 to 14 years in a Western Pennsylvania state prison after the defense had argued self defense.
Lawrence County reports a single 1825 coin with New Castle’s incorporation date. The piece shows Miss Liberty on the obverse and a 50 marking on the reverse, owned by hardware dealer Charles L. Cripps who has preserved it for years. He also owns a John Quincy Adams portrait coin. Both will be shown during Centennial Week amid traditional sugarcane harvest notes.
Dr Francia N Maxfield formerly director of special education in Pennsylvania will become professor of clinical psychology at Ohio State University in Columbus. He will start October 1. A Yale graduate, he previously led playphenomenal child services at the University of Pennsylvania and holds memberships in several national scientific and educational societies.
Mahoning avenue is closed to traffic for three days beginning today to allow the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric Company to install a switch for street car operations on that stretch.
Building permits were issued for multiple local residents including R. Smith at 1207 Raven Avenue, Finherty at 228 Leasure Avenue, J. J. Harris at 22 Madison Avenue, D. O. Porter at 507 Netwood Avenue, and other applicants noted as applying for new structures and renovations in the THO Hast Washing area.
Mrs Mary Young and Mrs Joseph Youns returned from Chicago accompanied by Anny Mary Young. Elder Mrs Young will stay for the rest of summer then winter here. She had been visiting Matthew Young and Rammond Mr Isca New tL HUtlana News Service.
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