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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1925

Page

13

Bills in House Bring Total to 1358 in 1923 Session

Harrisburg March 30 The last day for introducing measures in the 1923 House brought seven bills and raised the total prospective laws to 1358 for the session. Additional measures include 289 general bills awaiting action and three appropriation items: 150000 for a state aid road Irwin to Trafford, 10500 for Mt Gretna athletic field, and 125000 for fish commission batcheries.

Aarrisburg House of Representatives Representative Powers Philadelphia Edmonds State Tax Commission Irwin Trafford Westmoreland Trescher Mt. Gretna Evans Allegheny Board of Fish Commissioners Wheeler Forest

Theft of Bank Book At Diamond Restaurant

John Haritas proprietor of the Diamond Restaurant on West Washington Street reported to police Saturday that an employee stole from his desk a bank book containing checks and money. Officer Lynch investigated and found two checks for 25 and 20 dollars drawn on Citizens National Bank and First National Bank, plus one twenty dollar bill, two ten dollar bills, and three one dollar bills.

John Haritas Diamond West Washington Street Thomas Lynch Citizen's National Bank First National Bank

Ring Neck Pheasant Rides Train To Huntingdon

A game bird known as No 3146 released at Enola Cumberland county allegedly rode the 7 o clock train to Huntingdon and walked off without paying fare. The conductor denies it rode as a passenger. The bird was captured by a towerman and turned over to the Game Commission. If not sued the railroad, it may receive a rebuke from Georges M. Sutton, chief of educational service.

Harrisburg Game Commission Enola Cumberland County Huntingdon Georges M. Sutton Educational Service Commission

Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs James Ferrell

BESSEMER reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Ferrell. The town notes several incidents including a teacher with scarlet fever, quarantine causing school closure for a week, an eye injury near Mainstreet, a serious arm injury to Mrs Andy Spinie, and visits from Miss Merion Griffin and Mrs Bernard Nord.

Mary McLaughlin M. M. Ferrell Mainstreet Andy Spinie East Poland Avenue Merion Griffin Benjamin Fracklin

Birthday Social Brightens Church Basement Program

The Birthday social held in the church basement was a real success. The church auditorium program featured a piano solo by Geraldine Davis, reading by Florence Zehner, a duet by D. Winland and E. Duvall, and a reading by Gladys Nord. Rose Marie Johnson visited a cousin and Louis Berdick, a Westminster College student, enjoys Easter at home on East Poland Avenue.

New Castle Rose Marie Johnson iMiss Gladys Stanley Louis Berdick Westminster College East Poland Avenue Geraldine Davis Plorence Zehner D. Winland E. Duvall Gladys Nord

Thieves Break Into Fourth Presbyterian Church

Thieves entered the Fourth Presbyterian Church on South Jefferson Street between March 29 and yesterday, gaining access via a cellar door. They stole between $5 and $6 from a church cupboard during the break in.

Fourth Presbyterian Church South Jefferson Street

Attendance and contest claim in weekly union message

A union note reports last week’s attendance at 89 474 with a push toward 90 percent. Elliott claims victory in the contest, with Tuesday’s program featuring John Powers and a musical program by Doctor Mechem promised. Clarence A Patterson signs as secretary.

Auouse ' Mott Elliott John Powers

Man Dies At 107 Years Old Slave Reveals Past

Canton Ohio dispatch reports Louis Yarabough aged 107, Masillon's oldest resident, died at his daughter Mrs John Mack's home. Born in South Carolina he spent 45 years as a slave. He leaves four sons four daughters four grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. A stray line notes tax reform remarks.

Canton Louis Yarabough Massilon John Mack Massillon South Carolina

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Ring-Neck Bessemer James Ferrell Maan Ft Innes Clarence A. Patterson C.ul Gore the Manufacturers Outlet Washington Street New Castle, Pa
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