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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
18
Joan McNeal, a farmer near West Jeppersus, owns a pet goose aged years. The goose follows Mr. Goose on walks and rides along streets and farm paths. McNeal’s companion, a 15 year old, often travels with the pair. If you know geese older than McNeal's, write to him about a home for aged and infirm geese.
At a special borough council meeting in the city building on Monday evening G. Ho Blanding, owner of the dining car at Lawrence avenue and Fourth street, was given time to remove. Fire chief Hi. K. Plante objected, claiming the frame structure violates the town ordinance. Council divided on classification. Jquo, Secor, Cunningham, Evans, Judd Turner, George Fike, Duncan, Moyer vote wagon. others vote building. car to be removed or allowed to remain as a building debated.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Esther Majors, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Majors, to Frank Wallace. The wedding took place at the Unionford Presbyterian church parsonage in Butler, with Rev. A Bol linger officiating.
An Ellwood City agency advertises MmORD Enauy electric washers for sale at Gardner Bron Co located on Lawrence Avenue 27th. The listing emphasizes local availability and nearby vicinity.
Ellwood City Pa March 24 Young People Society of the Wurtemburg U P church will elect officers for the coming year tonight in the church at 7 o'clock followed by social hour Union Prayer meeting in the Methodist church of Wurtemburg at 7 with U P members taking part Choirs will practice after the meeting Women of the U P church meet Thursday Social meeting at Roy Davel home Lillyville for the Young People’s Society sixty five attended Stunts music and refreshments served by committee and guests from Ellwood City Exertent school pupils Mrs R Kirk entertained tenth and eighth grades at her home at War-temburg with games and contests Orange Lodge first degree to be conferred on class of candidates in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa March 24 The Junior players now in splendid readiness present the comedy Nothing but the Truth in Liberty theater Thursday evening Directed by Walter Schatiner a local high school teacher the cast features a heroine a lover and a proud slinging wearer with dream costumes and dress medals to dazzle audiences
Ellwood City residents attend a five hundred party hosted by Swool City Woman's Club at the Pythian Hall on Fourth Street with Mrs D E Frew in charge. Green and white decorations, tally cards, reserved tables, and a late hour refreshment and music program mark the event for club members and their guests including husbands and friends.
Mrs L Moyer of Lilyville fought a fire at her home on Monday afternoon. She fell from a ladder, spraining her ankle, but with quick action aided by her daughter and a neighbor she kept the blaze from spreading. Sparks had been warning neighboring flames to the roof.
More than 40 friends gathered Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs Caplan s Park Avenue home to celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary. The couple received gifts and lively diversions preceded a buffet luncheon served by Caplan of Wampum Kraus Mrs Kraus 3 man and Mrs Witko. Spring flowers decorated the dining table. Out of town guests included Attorney and Mrs Max Brownstein of Youngstown and Attorney and Mrs H J Bloom of Cleveland.
A damaged fragment notes a blackened building at Line and Lridge not moved for two years. It mentions John Raschella and a Monday event, plus a lawyer labour town figure near Lawrence Avenue and Seventh Street. A florist on Pith Street is said to be sharing customers.
New Castle group of Afro-Americans to host a supper at Elm Street Branch on Thursday evening, March 25 from 5 to 8. Mrs. Mary Anderson serves as event chairperson.
Sarahs Defeat Hannahs Monday article lists numerous visits and callers in Ellwood City. Charles Patterson of Mars, Miss George Harris of Park Avenue, and many others are named for weekend visits, hospital stays, and trips to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Philadelphia.
Counsel for aid and four others appeal in the Richard case amid a Lansporting Hehe Ming incident outside court. The outcome hinges on legal arguments and procedural steps as the defense seeks relief and a fresh review.
Federal Judge Bodine postponed sentencing of five defendants until next Monday while ordering their attorneys to prepare appeal papers. The delay canceled possible prison terms and allowed time for filing, as reports discussed the case and the slain individual tied to the proceedings.
Mayor Dunlap to sign and execute a contract between the city and New Castle Electric for furnishing, installation, operation and maintenance of street lights. The five year agreement starts January 1, 1825 and costs over $50 per year. If the public service commission revokes its rate ruling, the contract becomes void. The prior contract, rejected by the commission, set domestic and commercial light rates. Solicitor Robert White was tasked to draft a modified agreement in line with the commission’s guidance.
Andy Kramer was found not guilty on the first count but guilty on the second count of manufacturing and possessing liquor before Judge Emery. Andy DiFlank pleaded guilty to selling liquor and faces sentencing later. Local brief notes a minor traffic collision on North Mill Street with minor tire damage.
Thousands who have piles have learned that relief comes only from internal medicine. Ointments and enemas do not remove the cause. Dr J Leonhardt’s HIEM BOLD remedy claims success in 98 percent of cases with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented newspaper advertisement promotes Penn-Ohio Towel Supply Co offering linen rental for offices and shops to save cost and effort. It lists cities served such as Youngstown Alliance Salem Sharon Farrell Girard New Castle and Meadvill e and touts exclusive towel cabinets for large factories with daily linen delivery and cleaning services.
Principal H J Colins reported a car stolen from the high school parking lot before a board meeting. The vehicle, owned by the Bessemer School, was found abandoned near Hillsville by authorities early this morning, with leads pursued to Wishowe.
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