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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1925

Page

5

Death Of Doctor Found On Campus Baffles Police

Dr. William A. Dillon a prominent surgeon and former athlete is found dead on the Washington University campus. Police probe threats against his life and a possible dual personality angle, with jurisdiction disputes between city and county authorities and a suspect detained for questioning.

Aciamna ST. Louis William A. Dillon Jexyn Washington University Wik Exclusive Apartshent West End Ught St. Louia

Kiwanis Troop 4 Scouts Register As Forest Guides

Thirty members of Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop 4 were registered as forest guides at the Weekly meeting in Ma honingtown School. They received commission cards from the State Department of Forestry and will soon earn forest guides and badges. Dan Heebel presented the troop with President Harding's streamer.

Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop 4 Forest Guides Mahoningtown School State Department of Forestry Dan Heebel Harding

Troop 1 Scouts Win Buntting Predecessors Glory

Mahoningtown Troop 1 saw their predeccessors bunting win noted as Troop 4 expresses pride in former scouts. Deputy Scout Commissioner M J Hawated, Scoutmaster Rev Frank led the evening with a tale on the Scout Laws. Plans for a May bake sale to fund camping and a hike soon were announced. Rev Frank to teach wood lore and nature study during the hike. Troop committee members Charles Martis Gan Reebel and Willan Wray were introduced. About thirty scouts attended. it was billed as one of the season’s most interesting meetings.

Mahoningtown Frank Charles Martis Gan Reebel Willan Wray

Rotary Scouts Earn Eagle Badges At Ben Franklin Junior High

Three members of Rotary Box Troop 2 were awarded Eagle badges by Troop Committeeman Frank Flacher at a weekly meeting at Benjiman Franklin Junior High. Recipients Raney Harold Sankey and Lewin West also received certificates for the new year amid troop record and by law discussions.

Rotary Box Frank Flacher Benjiman Franklin Junior High Raney Harold Sankey Lewin West Iada Ware William Wallace Sam Fisher Frank Fischer Fisher National Court of Honor Wallace Greenville Orville Hoover

Governor of French Bank Plans to Quit

Paris May Petit Bleu reports an unconfirmed claim that M. Robinson resigned as governor of the Bank of France amid reported disputes with Finance Minister Caillaux. The Bank says it knows nothing about the resignation report. An unrelated line about wheat and cake eaters appears in the text.

Paris Petit Bleu Bank of France M. Robinson Ra! Sikn Gs Caillaux International

Seventh Ward News Scouts Pass Tests At Scout Meeting

Kiwanis troop No. 4 met in Mahoning school Friday under new Scoutmaster Rev. G. B. Frank. Scouts Alfred Hyde, Frederick Weih passed Compass. Walter Rischel, Jamey Murphy passed fist and teat. John Purdy, Alaine Farrer passed Tand erfoot tests. A banner from President Coolidge was presented. bake sale set for May 16 to raise camping funds.

Kiwanis Troop No Mahoning ‘School G. B. Frank Alfred,Hyde Frederick Wei Ich Walter Rischel Jamey Murphy John Purdy Alaine Farrer G. A. Bechto President Coolidge M. Is. Howard Rav Frank Paras Scoute Klaus

Euchre Night at Lyceum Hall Benefits St Margaret’s

The Euchre event at Lyceum hall for St Margaret’s church proved very successful as the first in a May series. Four prizes were awarded with Mrs Deverall and Patrick Row an winning ladies and men prizes respectively. Edward Conway won the menu prize. Refreshments followed as committees led by Mrs James Edgington and others organized the evening.

Lyceum St. Margaret's Church Deverall Patrick Rowan 9. Foster Edward Conway Audre James Edgington Jan Hutt J. A. Technor Richard Gallagher

Missionary Society Entertained at Mahoning Methodist Church

Members of the Home Missionary Society of the Mahoning Methodist church held their monthly meeting Friday afternoon. A playlet was performed by several ladies, mite boxes were returned, and a social hour followed with refreshments served by associate hostesses Mrs. A. C. Hyde, Mrs. W. W. Alexander, Mrs. H. G. Coates, Mrs. W. C. Shanafelt, and Mrs. J. H. Waddell.

Home Missionary Society Mahoning H. G. Coates W. C. Shanafelt J. H. Waddell

Fort y seven Attend Children's Meeting at Madison Avenue Church

Forty seven children attended the Madison Avenue Christian church Friday afternoon for the second in a series of six children’s Bible study meetings led by Rev. Sniff ta. He expects larger attendance at the next gathering as children enjoy the sessions.

Madison Avenue

Opportunity Circle Meets On Friday at Mahoning church

The Opportunity Circle of the Mahoning Presbyterian Church held a Friday afternoon meeting in the church parlor. A program was presented with a devotional led by Mrs. David Walker. The topic discussed was Spanish Speaking People of South America.

Opportunity Circle Mahoning

Presbyterians And Christian Church News In Local Ward Notes

In Seventeenth Ward and nearby areas, church and social life feature meetings, talks, and services. Mrs Hamilton and others discussed study book plans, delegates named for the Presbyterial meeting, and a social bus outing followed by refreshments.

Hog Shortage And Higher Prices To Handicap Packers

New York May 2 A hog shortage and higher hog prices will handicap the packing industry this year, says Thomas B. Wilson receiver for Wilson and Company Chicago. He notes 1925 may be worse than 1924 due to hog scarcity and price increases of 2 to 6 cents per pound. He expects hog prices to stay high and cattle market firm while the firm faces continued difficulties.

International News Service New York Thomas B. Wilson Chicago Packing House Wilson and Company Wilson

Rotary Club Officers and Committees Listed for 1926

Noon Fountain Inn May 4 1926 Rotarian officers include President Dr W J Campbell Vice President Ellwood Gilbert Secretary Carl H Paisley Treasurer R Stadalhofer Directors H S Christman Wm H Yeager Frank Imacher Roy Mardis Committee heads Christman Orth McFate Crippled Children D Jameson Callahan Cooper Wilson Cole Lyon Patch Public Affairs Fred Rentz Gregory Winter Butler Rigby Fellowship John Offutt Ecklow Nothdurst Lockhart Moore Music Dull Pearsall Patch Belles Educational Irvine Burton McKinney Boys Work Whitla Rough Round Boy Scouts Fischer Transportation Rice Cope Coulthard Publicity Jacob Rentz Attendance Seavy Scott Painley Graham Woods Atkinson Glenn Rodenbaugh Balsinger Prenton and Carl E Paisley Secretary.

Fountain Inn W. J. Campbell Ellwood Gilbert Carl H. Paisley R. Stadalhofer Herbert S. Christman Wm. H. Yeager Frank Imacher Roy Mardis Chriatman Orth McFate D. Jameson Callahan Cooper Wilson Cole Lyon Patch Fred Rentz Gregory Winter Butler Rigby John Offutt Ecklow Nothdurst Lockhart Moore Dull Pearsall Belles Irvine Burton McKinney Whitla Rough Round Fischer Yauger Thayer McDowell Gilkey Rumsey Knox Richards Andrewa Kirk Rice Cope Coulthard Jacob Rentz Seavy Scott Painley Graham Woods Atkinson Glenn Rodenbaugh Balsinger Prenton Carl E. Paisley

Honor Roll For North Street Junior High

North Street Junior High announces honor roll students for five months. Names span grades 4 through 9 with multiple tag team listings including Bartlett Griffiths, Kaplan, Winters, Beall, Peterman, Ungar, Mackey, Bloomer, Crosp, Francis, Ellis, Milholland, Ridley, Lewis, Ryhal, Theliman, Whifman, Goodenitd, Mayers, Croan, Johns, Brown, Jambon, McComb, Musé, Powell, Throop, Wallace, Cobat, Cole, Jenkins, Perry, Woods, McGoun, Rice, Robson, Giles, Hicock, Horchler, Kandia, Onash, Smison, Beaton, Ran, Davis, Flynn, Spencer, and others with honorable mentions.

Jean Bloomer Loulan Fink Genavra Hazen Elizabeth Milholland Mildred Ridley Clara Crosp Samual Francis Paul Ellis Wilma Lewis Opal Ryhal Minnie Theliman Louis Whifman Chauncey Goodenitd Zella Mayers Elizabeth Croan Sharwood Johns Margaret Brown Helen Jambon Ruth McComb Marthe McGoun Martha Musé Marjorie Powell Alice Throop Mother Wallace Arabella Cobat Ella Louiss Cole Gordon Jenkins Charles Perry Arthur Woods Donald McGoun Floyd Rice George Robson Eather Giles Crace Hicock Alberta Horchler Katina Kandia Thelma Onash Pauline Smison George Beaton John Ran

Col John C Coolidge Returns to Wood Pile After Exam

Col John C Coolidge father of the President returns to his Wood Pile after Boston specialists report on his ailment. He says if doctors feel no worse than he does, everything is all right. Doctors sent their findings to his son in Washington at his request. He mentions slow heart action and a slight kidney ailment but is otherwise okay.

Conternational Plymouth Vermont John C. Coolidge Boston Washington 0. K

Sister Dies At Conneautville Pa

Mr and Mrs Frank A Hover Croton Avenue called to Conneautville Pa for death of sister Mrs Mary Etta Artman wife of Edwin B Artman who died Friday evening after illness. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Brady Knapp of Olmstead Ohio one son Perry Artman Conneautville Pa and two brothers Frank A Hover and A K Hover. Funeral Monday at 1:40 from family home with interment in Conneautville.

Frank A. Hover Croton Avenus Conneautville Mary Etta Artman Edwin Artman Brady Knapp Olmstead, O Perry Artman Frank A Hover A. K. Hover Famly

Cultured Boston Delights In Thief Of Bagdad

A Boston audience hails The Thief of Bagdad as a superb photoplay. The Globe calls it Arabian Nights stories told differently. The Boston American notes Douglas Fairbanks may rest on his laurels after this performance.

Boston Boston Globe Douglas Fairbanks Bagdad Boston American

Large Move Activity In New Castle Town Yesterday

Moving companies and residents in New Castle reported heavy activity as homes shifted yesterday. Dr T F Nuggett of Opera House Transfer noted widespread transfers with many households relocating locally, a pattern real estate agents have tried to stretch across the year.

New Castle T. F. Nugett Prietor Opera House Tran

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