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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
5
A lid was recovered by a park volunteer crew after a fire incident and officials urge the finder to notify Parkaye- Slulion to ensure proper handling and safety procedures are followed.
Owen P. Fox presented the troop charter to Boy Scout Troop 17 at First Presbyterian Church headquarters. Certificates and commissions were given to Scoutmaster Ernest Shultz and Assistant Scoutmaster Gilbert Long. Edwin Hoye of the American Legion to speak next, as Spanish War vets plan Water Service Sunday May 24, with Memorial Day observances in Trinity church led by Rev. Philip C. Pearson.
A brass lid from an acid receptacle on the Park Avenue fire truck fell during a morning fire incident on Jefferson Street. Firefighters searched on the return trip but the lid was not recovered.
Joseph Palus at 1214 Randgiph ares seeks a porch. M Munford at 1110 DuShane ane requests a garage. W H Bean at 904 North Mercer Street files for a garage.
Paris dispatch reports French officials and the Quai dOrsay favor President Coolidge's call for private individuals to refrain from interference in the international debt question. A Paris newspaper editorial criticizes Congressmen Green and Borah, urging restraint and noting Germany reparations as a sensitive issue.
Summer camping was the main topic at Rotary Boy Scout Troop 2’s weekly gathering at Benjamin Franklin Junior High. Scoutmaster McCombs gave a talk on camping as about twenty scouts and three patrol leaders attended with Mer Combe in charge.
Willard Grange holds its next regular meeting in the hall on Tuesday evening May 26 with refreshments by the ladies. Program includes songs, readings, essays on Memorial Day and girls and boys, a talk on farm orchard profits, piano solo, recitation, and current events. Tax collector Robert McClenahan to collect road and poor taxes in Pulaski May 29 from 1 to 3 p m.
Miss Emma Gibb, 27, of Struthers, was killed when Edward O'Brien drove his car into a lowered Pennsylvania crossing gate at Bridge Street in Struthers. The gate pierced the windshield, nearly decapitating Gibb. She worked in Youngstown and will be buried in Emmonsville, Pa. Family notes describe one gate fully down as the other descended during the incident.
Charles S. McCaskay in charge of decorating at Greenwood Cemetery asks for volunteers from Sons of Veterans and other patriotic groups to assist at 9 a.m. Sunday in placing flowers on graves of soldiers, Braves among them.
A Ford touring car was found this morning on the highway near the paper mill dam. Police were notified and are investigating to determine if the vehicle is stolen. The report notes the car had been there all night.
A class of thirty catechumens instructed by Rev Ju Beisecker of Allwood City will be confirmed Sunday morning May 24 at 11 am. Rev A M Stump will preach in Ellwood City Lutheran at 11 while Alren Chamberlain leads English service at 10:30 and Truther League meets at 7 pm. Miss Martha Roth oversees the 7:30 English service. Confirmands include Matitiu Bodendarter Anna Goldner Kathryn Ann Hauptman Dilzabeth Klesella Hilda Jeonhard Katherine Manning Ermine Sophia Mueller Mary Ruth Rose Schuller Katherine Pauline Schuller Emma Martha Smolnik Minnie Thelman Marie Katherine Weber Elizabeth Weber Freda Prediger Thomas Ferdinand Bender Geoga Frederick Biader Stephen Binder Charles Arthur Brickner William Brown John Durlaser John Fabia Walter Hempel Henry Klein John Martin Rath Benjamin Schmidt George Henry Schyoldt Frederick Richard Schuller Michael Schuller Michael Wester.
W Le auit at Mosholder filed suit in Lawrence County Court against Miss Frances McDowell seeking 2500 in damages for injuries from an automobile collision on December 13, 1924 on the Harlansburg road. The complaint alleges McDowell's car struck plaintiff's vehicle, causing severe damage and injuries to both parties.
A Butler newspaper item claimed Miss Goldie M. H. Russo and Andrew J. Koonce of New Castle had secured a marriage license. Miss Russo denies the report, saying it is untrue. The message notes radio phoniness and the missed opportunity for a bedroom scene.
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