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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
12
James Kenny, 30, was arrested by Officer Peter Hillers on Neshannock avenue after a noon stop when Kenny was found with a full burglar tools kit including a Jimmy a skeleton key and jewelry. Kenny claimed he sought work in the city and is held pending investigation.
George Morgan of Syracuse, New York, will reach both morning and evening services at the Hoover Heights Tabernacle on Sunday May 10 during Rev D W Patterson’s absence. Morgan is a former member of the local church and returned for the engagement.
A pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Schenectady New York assumed his present pastorate about two years ago. He was accompanied to the city by his wife.
New Castle banks will switch to a summer schedule from May 18 to Sept 5 as ordered by the New Castle Clearing House Association. Weekdays close at 2 PM, Saturdays at noon with an evening reopening 7 PM to 9 PM. banks open at 9 AM daily.
County commissioners of Lawrence county will meet Monday afternoon at 2 oclock to dispose of 250000 bonds for the citycounty poor home. Banking interests are to present bids. The bond sale postpones the commissioners council meeting to Tuesday afternoon May 13.
Commercial Investment Company files replevin against Harry Miller over an automobile now in his possession. Syracuse Cabinet Company claims $400 from Frew Company alleging bill for goods due.
The Aiken Boy Scout Troop at Aiken school plans Parents Night for Wednesday May 20. A first aid contest crowned Dee’ Doher’s patrol winner after dressing and bandaging exercises for injuries. Commissioner Howard led judges and explained techniques.
Admitted entries include Mrs Margaret Ganz Lew Bedford and Mrs Fern Glenn in a brief society notice detailing recent admissions and associated names.
Fragmented OCR item lists several names and addresses including Slippery Rock, Virginia McMillen, North Beaver Street, New Castle, William Wood East Wallace Avenue, Andrew Homack Irving Pittsburgh, John Baker 4315 Kan-a6 Street Pittsburgh, George Shaw New Castle. No cohesive event.
North street bridge plans appear to be the sole option at a 2 PM Tuesday meeting in the commissioners office at the courthouse. The discussion shifts from a Monday session and favors a span across the Neshaminy route to relieve central business district traffic.
A small blaze last night at 11 North Liberty Street caused by a cedar mop in a paper and clothes stack behind L C Shira’s shop. Fire alarms were raised at box 75 as the mop’s spontaneous ignition sparked the incident.
The Boyd School ended its term on Thursday May 7 with a noon picnic for over seventy attendees at the school. After-dinner events included athletic contests and a baseball game won by the boys. Notable participants included Russell, Stewart, Mary Zak, Sarah, Brandon, Virginia McConahy, Rhoda Edwards, Stanley, Katodgy and Andy Zalk. Twenty four pupils enrolled this year and several students, including Helen and Anna Bober, Rhoda Edwards, and Andy Zak, attended every day.
Traffic court records show Walton Rignalg and Washington Street cited for violations and ordered fined. George Gudyk and Alice Maitland paid $2 each. The report also notes rising Italian artificial silk production and a cellulose shortage with most supply imported from Sweden.
Dear sister, our regular meeting on Monday evening May 11 begins at eight o clock sharp. Plans for the May social and disposal of the Hope Chest will be announced. Tentative arrangements for the Count in the Centennial celebration. Membership candidates should attend for registration. Fraternally yours, Maem Cummings, Historian.
International weather forecast for May 1 to May 16 predicts mostly fair skies and rising temperatures in the North and Middle Atlantic States during the latter part of the period. Mild conditions are expected with gradual warming across the region.
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