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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
12
Slippery Rock residents report a man seeking his missing son with police assistance. The boy, described as five feet five inches tall and about 150 pounds, left home saying he was heading to a nearby town. No contact or sightings have been made since that day. He wore a green hat, blue glasses, a sweater, and a brown suit.
Councilman C Q Davies recalls yesterday the council avoided entering the controversy over adding to Minar Naddour’s property on Grant Street. Alomex Walter Braham accused overreach and noted neighbors learned of plans months earlier but only spoke up yesterday. Braham claimed a permit existed with no prior building lines, and argued about damages tied to the contemplated addition.
The article discusses zoning powers under a 192 percent act allowing councils to set zones after public hearings and notes amendments can follow hearings. A solicitor asserts a legally granted point cannot be revoked while another lawyer cites a legal point and mentions nearby property owners agreeing to cover damages if the storefront sidewalk plan is dropped.
Rev Frank McCamic of Farming ton West Virginia began a series of special meetings at the City Mission 17 South Mercer Street. He spoke on What Think ye of Christ a strong service drew a fair crowd and a lively spirit. Tonight another meeting is planned with evangelistic song service led by Mrs Homer Davis at the piano. Everyone is welcome.
Five boys Edwin Davia Ralph Brooks Donald Allen Fred Clamens and Robert McKeagle were admitted into the Senior Hi-Y Club at a weekly meeting after an initiation that included a ducking in the pool and an electric chair. The group survived all exercises and remained none the worse. Preceding the initiation, dinner was served. O. B. Goodwin reported record attendance today.
Exaggerated claim ad promoting Ren Moll Haarlem Oil capsules as internal remedy for rheumatism neuritis and sciatica. Claims quick removal of poisons from joints and muscles with money back guarantee. Listed sellers include Alfred G Hyde Mary McKee Physician's Pharmacy and Terminal Pharmacy.
Dr. T. W. Winter returning from Florida warns New Castle tourists driving home via Richmond that traffic police there enforce speeds harshly. He recounts a $18.25 fine for speeding paid to Justice of the Peace S. Bowen and claims contempt threats of $100 for challenging officials.
Rev Robert Lea Cartwright evangelist of Pittsburgh Methodist church spoke at the Lions Club noonday meeting on Tuesday March 10. His address urged men to meet world opportunities and was described as eloquent. Lions plan a night sermon March 22 at Epworth church. In membership race the Blues led the Golds.
M W Enos of the Franklin Pa M C A reported to local police that on Thursday morning March 6 about 830 he left his car near Smith Brothers garage on North street with a pocketbook and blanket inside. An hour later the owner found the bag, but the purse containing 35 dollars was missing. Police investigated but found no clue to the thief.
Scoutmaster Guy Raney will give four talks on first aid and bandaging at the weekly meeting of W. N. Aiken Boy Scout Troop 10 at Aiken School this evening at 6 30. All members urged to attend.
Police report shows Allurah Leslie of New Galilee driving west on Mahoning Ave beyond Hobart street when she struck Alexander Guppa, age 7, knocking him down. He was taken to Dr. F W Guy’s office in the seventh Ward and found not seriously injured.
Wampum notes report Pythians meet at 7 30 tonight with men’s night at the lodge. Rev Lawther to speak at 7 on What Shall We Do With Jesus Who Is Called the Christ. Delegations from Ellwood City and area expected. church night Wednesday. many local visits noted.
New York market notes show live poultry fair with prices for dam and week chickens turkeys ducks broilers geese and butter creamery products with varied class prices. Eggs market remains firm with nearby white and brown yolk prices and assorted specials for extras firsts and treats.
The Men's Club of Trinity Episcopal church will hold a business meeting Thursday evening in the guild room at Trinity Church. Important organizational matters will be discussed.
On Stone Mountain near Atlanta Ga the sculptor B William Silvars completed the Confederate memorial replacing Gutzon Borglum who was dismissed Silvars previously sculpted the Robert E Lee statue at Gettysburg and the Stonewall Jackson monument at Richmond
The council ordered payment of bills for the maintenance of confined patients. Details include Warren five patients $188.00, Torrance one patient $88.57, Dixmont six patients $198.00, Polk 15 patients $98.75 for the period ending February 28. Bernard Kaplan reported a burglary at 223 North Mercer Street.
Croton Boy Scout Troop 6 hosts a meeting at Croton M E church inviting parents and friends. Honorary members will advance one step tonight during the session, with refreshments served afterward by the mothers and the Ladies Class.
A discovery of a new attliseptic claims to be four times more powerful than Garbolic Acid and far milder than mercuric compounds. It is said to be safe enough to drink and gentle enough for delicate body tissues. Chemists warn it may replace harsher germ killers. Availability promoted through Kejane at New Castle Drug Corp and McKee's Kutt Rate Store with guidance from druggists to women for personal hygiene benefits.
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