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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1925

Page

13

Legislature May Quit April 16

Harrisburg March 31 With appropriation talks nearing closure the omnibus road bill appears headed for the Governor’s desk this week. A hearing on the Armstrong manufacturers’ tax bill suggested little support, and final adjournment of the legislature before April 16 seems likely amid rapid moves on hospital appropriations and other measures.

News Bureau Harrisburg Jadee Merkley Somerset Senate House Finchot Armstrong Manufacturers Assembly Sec

Time for Front Committee Narrative Report

A narrative report notes there is a possibility supporters will continue their fight to keep the measure alive, but with heavy odds against them and the outcome remains uncertain. The report suggests ongoing advocacy and potential further actions despite low chances of success.

Ond Time Front Committee

Rev Schnebly to Speak at City Mission

Rev D C Schnebly pastor of Seventh Ward Presbyterian church will preach next Thursday evening April 2 at the City Mission on South Mercer street at 7:90. Many will attend the service. Friday evening the usual Bible study classes will be held with Frank Geizer teaching, beginning with Genesis chapter 10. Attendees are invited and should bring their Bibles.

D. C. Schnebly Seventh Ward Presbyterian Church City Mission South Mercer Street Schnebly Frank Geizer

Urges Resurfacing of Liberty Street

Festmaster Judge C Norris appeared before council in support of a property owners petition urging resurfacing of Liberty Street between Clayton and Montgomery streets The request also asked that Triniday asphalt be included in the plans and specifications The council instructed City Solicitor Robert White to prepare an ordinance providing for the improvement

C. Norris Council Liberty Street Clayton Montagomery Robert White

Addition to Muny Hospital Completed

Council approves payments totaling 1672.53 to Elder and Ferry and George Lusk for sewer and hospital work. Engineer Miller recommends settlement after half of South Street storm sewer and hospital addition work completed.

Council Elder and Ferry George Lusk Elder

Pennies Worry Gone From F C Electric Office

The treasure department of the F C Electric Company now handles less than a dollar’s worth of pennies daily. A few years ago, during a six percent fare era, the office managed a couple of hundred dollars in pennies each day. Treasurer W C McKeown and staff celebrate the change as “those days are gone” and hope it lasts.

Traction Company F.C. Electric Company W. C. McKeown

Streetcar fare cash shortages cited by official

McKeown said streetcar fare boxes yield little or no pennies, making office change scarce. He noted pennies must be bought from banks by the tenth of each month when utilities are paid, as pennies become scarce around the office.

Ilekats McKeown

Elder and Ferry To Erect Bridge Walls

Elder and Ferry will begin erecting concrete walls at the P. R. R. bridge on West Washington street as weather allows. They won the contract last fall. The city has not awarded a street repaving contract yet, and West Washington street may close this summer if not done soon.

Eilder & Ferry West Washington Street

Senior Hi Vi Club Plans Ladlea Night Banquet

Senior Hi V Club held a weekly meeting with 0.8 Goodwin in charge. A record attendance attended as plans were completed for the annual Ladlea Night banquet to be held soon. Dinner preceded the business session.

M. Co. A Goodwin Ladlea Businessessior

North Street Hi Y Club to Meet at YMCA Wednesday

North Street Junior Hi Y Club will hold its weekly session Wednesday night at the YMCA with Supervisor Leonard in charge. A large attendance is urged.

North Street Hi-Y Leonard

City To Watch Motor Violations In City Action

Mrs. Margaret Ketler urged immediate action to curb reckless driving at Court and Walnut streets. Mayor Dunlap ordered police steps to enforce safety rules after a truck damaged a fence and a residence was struck. A fatality at the intersection was noted and danger signs were requested.

Court Walnut Streets Margaret Ketler Dunlap Ketler

New Castle Afro-Americans P I D Reading Circle Meeting

Mrs Blanche Dillard hosted the New Castle Afro-Americans P I D Reading Circle on Elm Street. After a devotional period a program on Maue was led by Mrs Elizabeth Thomas with papers by Mrs Katherine Wynn and musical readings by Mrs Molle Johnston Mrs Julia Sitzhugh and Mrs Ella Cousens.

PL. D. Reading Circle Blanche Dillard P. I. D. Reading Circle Elm Street Elizabeth Thomas Muale Katherine Wynn Molle Johnston Julia Sitzhugh Ella Cousens Oceola Howard Molland Tulia Webber Yates Fannie Howard Marie Dillard Mary Dillard Cousens Grant Street

Scout signaling lesson by Rev Frank at troop meeting

Scoutmaster Rev C O Frank instructed Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop members in signaling during the weekly meeting at headquarters last evening. Four scouts and one patrol leader attended.

Rev C. O. Frank Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop

National Guard Drills Ordered by War Department

War Department authorized to draw on a 1 332 000 dollar appropriation to pay guard drill pay. President Coolidge ordered required drilling by guards. March 31 dispatch notes the action and its impact on drill funding.

War Department National Guard Bulletin Washington Coolidge

Shenango Valley Hospital Patient Records Brief

Admitted Mary Hunt R F D Pasquale Rotelo South Ashland Avenue. Discharged Marie Lenhart and baby. Cleveland. O DeWitt Saunton McKees Rocks.

Mary Hunt Pasquale Rotelo Ashland Avenue Marie Lenhart Baby Cleveland DeWitt Saunton McKees Rocks

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