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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
14
Work on the road to the new Manoning Silver bridge progresses with slag hauled from the Pennsylvania railroad. The road runs about four hundred feet from the Mt. Jackson concrete road to the bridge, using a steam roller to level it. Machinery has been moved to the Willow Grove side and the second pier work has begun.
The Ladies Aid of Madison Avenue Christian Church met at Mrs. Charles Hammond’s home on Lafayette Street with strong attendance. They discussed an Easter Master supper to be held in the church dining room Thursday evening April 2, naming committee chairs and helpers. Hostesses Mrs. Amelia Stickle Mrs. S BE Park Mrs. Carl Houk and Mrs. Hammond served refreshments and Mrs. Louise Lovick, Hammond’s mother, attended as a special guest.
Mrs George Horchier hosted Wee Fu Club members at her Cherry street home on a Wednesday afternoon. Three special guests Mrs William Horchier Mrs E A Deloup and Mrs Gene Witherall of Rochester Pa attended. The event included music and fancy work followed by a three course luncheon at five with fifteen places set in green and white.
A Dutch remedy sold by Alfred C. Hyde and others claims to cure weak bladder, painful urination, backache, and rheumatic pains overnight. The Haarlem Oil Co ties its product to natural actions and offers a money back guarantee, with several local druggists carrying the capsule form.
Horehior received aid from Mrs Belnap in serving guests. The next gathering is planned for two weeks later at the home of Mrs A J Edson located in the Norria Apartments.
Mrs Amelia Stickle hosted a noon dinner for Larkspur Kensington members at her Madison avenue home. Thirteen guests were served by Mrs Fred Stickle and Mrs Ben Jenkins. After the meal the hosts and guests spent the afternoon socializing. The gathering followed weeks at Mrs D S Evans's residence on East Madison avenue.
Plans are under way for a fathers and sons banquet at Mahoning Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening March 26. The event was moved from March 19 to March 26 due to the Union Lodge Railroad meeting on March US. Committees are organizing details.
In charge of the banquet are the Menu Committee led by Mrs. W Patterson and Mrs. F W Guy with Hart Guy G H Schaidamantle and Mrs. Atkinson. The entertainment committee includes Attorney OC A Patterson Charles Martle E O Farrer Frank Wallace and Charles Comstock.
The Mahoning Supply Company plans to open a large sand bank soon on the Attorney W E Porter farm along Willow Grove and Mo vaya road with machinery to load and screen big sand. Also notes address changes and property purchases in the Seventh Ward and local lodge meetings on Cherry street and in Woodman hall with plans for upcoming Union Lodge events and Scranton state lodge in April.
Liard after visiting with Mr and Mrs Jack Harris on Madison avenue. Thomas Masters of 5 Cedar Street has returned home after visiting with relatives at Rutherford New Jersey.
Patrolman Charles Ball and Patrolman Charles Bloomer, both from Pittsburgh, will face hearings on charges of stealing $46 from Charles Yenkus after a search of his pockets. Yenkus, who cannot speak English, identified the men through an interpreter. The officers surrendered badges keys and pistols and will appear before the police trial board.
A London Weekly Telegraph item notes a family budget moment as a husband reveals disliking dogs while his wife buys dog soap at a bargain sale. The quirky exchange highlights domestic spending choices in a light social snippet.
A reader claims a rupture was cured without operation after years of pain and failed procedures. He describes quick, complete relief and invites others to write for details at 241L Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N.J. He urges sharing the notice to help others avoid surgery and its risks.
A promotional claim extols Joint-Ease as a quick remedy for sore swollen joints including knees ankles hips and shoulders. Advertises a 60 cent tube sold by McKee's Kut Rate Store and New Castle Drug Corp with testimonials of rapid relief and renewed mobility.
Miss Ethel Barrymore, seriously ill with arthritis in Kansas City, may be moved to New York after a consultation of her physicians led by Dr. L S Milne. She is not in critical condition but suffers great pain and cannot stand.
In Wilmerding Pennsylvania a 17 year old McKeesport youth, William T. Yentsch, was critically wounded by a police gunshot after a truck theft duo was caught returning a stolen vehicle near midnight. His companion, John Noll, was held in custody at the Wilmerding police station on charges of lresny. Police Chief R. J. Martin reported the shooting occurred as Yentsch tried to flee following the capture of the pair after the last in a series of joyride thefts. Uncle Eben commentary appears in the Washington Star.
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