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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
5
Letters from listeners nationwide express delight at New Castle Night broadcast from KDKA and KOKA. Residents praise James K Love's talk, Marlin's Melody Monarchs, and a wide range of artists, noting accurate hometown pride and a strong community spirit across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Homer B. Davis will deliver a sermon at Fort Worth MPworth Methodist Church on Pearson Street about fathers and sons. Theme Daddy and I. The service includes special music by the choir. All fathers and sons in the congregation are urged to attend.
Police rushed to 704 North Sixth Street after a frantic call from Roy Wagner reporting burglars in the area. A timid man fled onto a roof pursued by a rival guitarist. The suspect gave a vague tale of visiting a neighbor, but authorities released him after ruling the story unconvincing.
New Castle Rotarians listened to Youngstown Rotary Club perform on WHAR Cleveland Friday night. The radio program offered entertainment, with clear reception enjoyed by those tuned in to the station.
A report to a city official states that during the night the Freedom on Works location on Grant Street was broken into. A part of a dollar-book, stumps, a screwdriver and fuse plugs were missing. entry was through the front door. Mary Monde and Dyneh were fined $100 for keeping a disorderly house.
In bygone era readers recall peg top trousers worn by “sheiks” and sport figures with two inch cuffs resembling balloon garments. The Prince of Wales first wore wide trousers, paired with long coats and high collars, while men rode in carriages or early roadsters. Colorful bands and Johnny Jones hats completed the look as Sunday drives along Washington street showcased the era’s stylish pairings.
The Children's Division of the New Castle District hosts its Mid Year Conference on March at 280 sharp at the YWCA. Registration and a song service lead by Mrs. Miner and others precede program items such as Primary Methods and Evangelist duties. A later section includes greetings from Clarence Paapa, district president, and a benediction by Rev. Davis, with various speakers and hymn selections.
Archangel Macchia is the subject of a family appeal from Peter Macchia of 218 East Reynolds Street and his wife who seek the return of their son. Frank Macchia, Archangel’s brother, urged the News to help locate him, noting the child would now be about 14 if alive. The message mentions a past life as a foreman in a steel mill and hints at Christmas and family longing.
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