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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
11
The New Cass County Public Library hosts a weekly Story Hour Tuesday afternoon in the Y M C A Reading Room. Stories Ella and Hereafter This will be told with dramatization to foster self expression in children. Miss Mary Leckin leads the program.
Andy Kopsky and Andy Ramon ski were arrested last night on Mahoning avenue district when Kopsky drove into the Gardner avenue viaduct causing damage. Officers Moore Horner Thomas and Walls made the arrest. Ramon ski was cut by windshield debris. Kopsky fined 100 dollars and Romonski 15 dollars on disorderly conduct charges. Romonski paid 5 dollars for a physician.
All members of W WN Aiken Troop 10 are requested to attend the weekly meeting Tuesday evening at the Aiken school. Advancement cards and the monthly issue of the Scout News will be distributed.
Richard H. Johns of St. John's Lutheran Church choir and Apollo Club will sing the baritone role in Slippery Rock State Normal School's cantata on Sunday evening March 29. Maunder's Olivet to Calvary has been chosen for the performance. A police report by Mrs Wai Isolate describes a separate incident where a woman claimed to be hit by an auto.
On Hast Cherry Street a McGregor Taxicab with Pennsylvania license 0873 struck a woman, wrecking her dress. Mrs. Simons says the driver fled lights to avoid license identification. Russell Vaughn, car’s parler, says she walked into the path. he stopped, did not strike her, then drove away and turned back. Parties have been ordered before the mayor.
Croton Boy Scout Troop 5 under Scoutmaster Ralph H. Davis will plant one thousand larch trees Saturday at John M. Phillips Camp. The trees come from the State Department of Forestry and will be planted by scouts at the Roseland Bay Scout headquarters.
Rev DeMita for property owners and St Vitus church and Rev Buckingham for Maitland Memorial church asked city council to pave Maitland Street between South Jefferson and South Mercer. They called it impassable in winter and rough in summer. Council instructed preparation of an ordinance after the petition was referred to committees.
A New Castle man, Bert Easton, reports his neuritis and rheumatism disappeared after taking four boxes of Skin Tone Capsules. He notes improved energy, digestion, and regularity, praising the medicine and promoting a free trial offer at McKes’s Drug Store.
Large audience filled the First Methodist Church auditorium to hear Chief Red Fox in full Indian costume. He spoke over an hour on Indian customs and modern civilization, then sang América in the Indian language and wore an apron of the Indian Free Masonry. He is an interpreter of Indian history and problems, a Black Feet Indian and ordained Methodist minister. A generous offering followed his address. A quartet sang a fine piece.
Farm Agent N C Daie says no official planting on Arbor Day April 5 in Lawrence County though individuals will plant in coming weeks. Farm bureau expects large seed tree supply from estate nurseries this week for county demonstrations while major plantings arrive via private consignments.
A Kansas pastor will help lead revival services opening April 20 at the Reformed Presbyterian church. Dr. D H Elliott of Topeka will preach each evening, with cottage prayers held this week at homes on Thorp street, East Washington street, Court street, Moody avenue, Spruce street, and Scotland Road.
Fire at the Atlang China Company plant damaged the facility by an estimated 260 600 to 300 000 dollars. The blaze began near the boiler room, destroying six bisque kilns. President A Q O C Prednty said the plant will be closed to about August while 3 500 workers are affected. No further plants have been announced.
Miss Julia R Benn and Carl V Sutley were married by Alderman Green this morning at 10 30 oclock.
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