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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

9

Van Sweringen to Tell Commission of Merger Plans

A plan by J. P. Van Sweringen to merge five railroads into a single system is to be explained to the Interstate Commerce Commission in mid May. Minority stockholders of Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley object to compensation terms and press their case through witnesses and cross examination, challenging the consolidation details and the Van Sweringen brothers’ role.

Washingto Alay J van Sweringen Interstate Commerce Commission Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley van Swaringen Shay van Sweringen Brothers

Van Sweringen Plan to Merge Rail Lines Faces Hearings

Hearings proceed on the Van Sweringen bid to control Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Erie and Nickel Plate by lease and stock. W A Culston, top Van Sweringen lieutenant, says he will present a principal witness to detail merger plans and counter dissenting stockholder views shaping the proposed unification.

van Sweringens Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Erie Pete May W. A. Culston Leutenant Jon O. P. van Sweringen

First Susquehanna bather fled cops in steelton arrest

Harrisburg May 18. The first spring bather in the Susquehanna is George Chatman a Negro of Steelton. He allegedly threatened two officers with a revolver when they tried to arrest him and jumped into the river, swimming nearly a mile before capture.

George Chatman Shelton Susquehanna International News Service Harrisburg Steelton Chatman

Hazelton Woman In Hospital After Auto Mishap

Hazelton Mrs. Michael Patrick aged 3? of Hazelton is seriously injured in a Gettysburg Harrisburg highway crash yesterday. The car skidded and overturned, with two other women sustaining minor injuries. Patrick was the driver. husband uninjured.

International News Service Harrisburg Michael Patrick Hazelton Gettysburg Harrisburge Ana Patrick Paca Naan Adv

Bumsteads Worm Syrup Amid Confusion At Town Fair

A garbled notice from a local fair lists product names and a percentage claim, mentioning Voorhees and My Bu amid unclear details. Authorities caution that the readable fragments do not form a complete explanation of the event or its enforcement status.

Bumsteads Voorhees Atneishia

Political Sparring Ignites Between Bishop and Legislator

Bishop Thomas R. Quayle of Oswego Illinois called Mrs. Rena Kirod a political Saaphira after she voted for the State boxing bill. She retorted with a challenge to a boxing match saying she could make the bishop eat his words.

Rena Kirod Ingis Saaphira Ananias Thomas R. Quayle Oswego Ill

Planting Gladiolus Brightens Small City Gardens

The author urges planting gladiolus as spring warms, noting blooming 70 to 90 days after planting and advising staggered bulb sizes or timings for continuous mid July to frost blooms. They share personal efforts, garden club prizes, and the idea that beauty elevates community life beyond mere money.

U S Stand In Arms Traffic Change Abandons Central Bureau

Geneva May 18 The United States refused to cooperate with the League of Nations bureau and abandoned the proposed Central bureau for arms traffic control. The special committee of the arms conference led by Theodora Burton of Ohio decided to alter the plan and remove the Central bureau, with members to be appointed by the Sagus council.

Reed and Pepper Meet With Pittsburgh Leaders

Senators Reed and Pepper arrived in Pittsburgh for conferences with Republican leaders about next year’s election. Pepper said it was too early to decide if he would run again, while both Pennsylvanian senators expressed regret over the death of Missouri administration leader Senator Selden P. Spencer, born in Erie.

Pittsburgh George Wharton Pepper David J .A. Reed Pepper Selden P. Spencer Missouri Spencer Erie

Annual Sessions Of B P W Clubs Close Sunday

The seventh annual convention of the Business and Professional Women's Club closed Sunday afternoon at the William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh with a farewell tea hosted by the Women's City Club Reading will host next year. Officers elected include President Ada Forney Lancaster Vice President Virginia Montgomery Chester Recording Secretary Mary Browne Newcastle Corresponding Secretary Helen Buswell Philadelphia Treasurer Milas Jean Peoples Chester and National Vice President Dr Bertha Maxwell Huntington. Notable speakers were Dr Andrew S Cleven University of Pittsburgh Dr George B Harter Toledo Lena Mace sin Phillips New York attorney and former National executive Secretary of the B T W Club. New Castle Club hosted a luncheon in the Blue Room of the William Penn with Miss Mary E Browne Dr Sara Armstrong and Miss M Edythe Dunlop in charge. The Blue and Gold colors were used and emblems made. Corsages were given to Mrs Betty Biles Tocel club president and Mina Edythe Dunlap. Music featured Nana Jenkins at the piano and Ming Huth Mewen led songs. Mrs Batty Biller delivered the main luncheon address and Dr Bertha Maxwell Huntington spoke briefly. Miss Verna Allison organized a wake-off style show on proper dress for business and professional women. Local club girls assisted with performances. The banquet and dance for visiting delegates drew about three hundred attendees in the William Penn ballroom with Pittsburgh Club hostesses. Speeches were delivered by Mrs Alice Hunt Providence RI vice president of the RI League of Women Voters, George Seible Pittsburgh, Lao G Griffith Pittsburgh formerly of New Castle, and Will Rhodes with Jans Peckham Alexander at the piano. Percy R. McNab, formerly local, now Pittsburgh, served as ensemble song leader.

Business and Professional Women's Club Wiliam Peon Pittsburgh Women's City Club Reading Ada Forney Lancaster Virginia Montgomery Chaster Mary Browne Newcastle Helen Buswell Philadelphia Milas Jean Peoples Chester Bertha Maxwell Huntington Andrew S. Cleven University of Pittsburgh George B. Harter Toledo Defensive Diet League of America Lena Macesin Phillips New York B. T. W. Club New Castle Willam Penn Mary E. Browne Sara Armstrong M. Edythe Dunlop State Federation Focal Club Betty Biles Tocel Club Mina Edythe Dunlap Migs Nana Jenkins Ming Huth Batty Biller Tuncheon Verna Allison Lila Strayer Clara DaLillo Pearl Hutchison Ethel Pitzer Mary Warnock Violet Klug Sua Cramer Grace Browne Peg McQueen Pittsburgh Club William Penn Misa Edu Kahn Miay Alice Hunt Providence R. 1 League of Swomen Voters George Seible Lao G. Griffith Fomerly Will R. Rhodes Jans Peckham Alexander Percy R. McNab Lorder

Varicose Vein Sufferer Sees Relief From Resinol

Mrs Gussie Newman of Orchard Street credits Resinol with curing years of varicose vein pain after six months of treatment. She reports sleepless nights, fatigue, and hair turning gray, but says the trouble was entirely healed in that period and expresses gratitude for the relief.

Chicago Til Resinol Gussie Newman Orchard St

Priests To Visit Parish This Week

Priests of St. Marys Catholic Parish will conduct home visits during the latter part of the week to reach its 600 to 700 parishioner families.

St. Mary's Catholy

Local officials announce parish visits to rural areas

Father PF and Father O'Shea join M. J. Brenan and Joseph Fitzpecrick in planned visits to multiple parts of the era and the surrounding rural sections to engage with communities and assess needs and concerns.

FL O'Shea M. J. Brenan Joseph Fitzpecrick

Centennial Meeting Tuesday at Elks Club

Charles W. Read announced a Centennial Meeting for Tuesday evening at the Elks Club. The program aims to prepare the Centennial book for printers by May, with those interested urged to attend and bring materials. A social note mentions a St Louis society girl and a claim about jilting a count, tying into the Centennial celebration.

Elks’ Club Charles W. Read St. Louis

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