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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
20
Advertisement details Sunsweet California prunes in 2 lb cartons or 25 lb bulk, urging buyers to try a healthful economical fruit. A quick war time recipe soaks prunes, boils in reserved water, then simmers to tenderness with sugar, orange peel, lemon juice or stick cinnamon to taste.
North Street Junior Hi Y club held its final meeting last evening at the Y M C A. Officers elected include President John Stone, vice president Dick Thomas, secretary Jack White, and treasurer John Boston. Twenty one attended a hamburger social. An overnight hike is planned for June with no date set. Club photos will be taken Friday morning at the Y. The club’s first year saw a banner season thanks to supervisors John Leonard and Goodwin.
Lord Burghley, returning from Philadelphia where he attended the Pennsylvania relays, says American athletic success stems from intense preparation, specialization, and serious approach. He notes Americans have perfect teamwork and led by example in hurdle events, and asks to be called Davey by competitors.
Inquest in the death of Miss Anne Luckey of Farrell High School and hearing for Harvey H. Davies Frank Myers and Henry Druschel on related charges have been postponed to Friday at 7 30 PM in Alderman Walter T. Hamilton’s office. Witnesses who attended the school commencement exercises could not be present this evening.
Chicago May 8 Building operations that began with intensity at the year’s start stay strong across most regions, per a Rail Steer Products Association inquiry. New York City shows some slack from January February pace, but overall activity remains a driving factor in sustaining business.
CHICAGO May 28 Phoning for food soon will be the rule among American housewives who for years have borne the burden of foot shopping says Sarah Tyson Rorer dean of home economics Many already do their marketing by phone but many await the opportunity For telephoning for food is the next step in electrification and emancipation of the housewife Vacuums electric washers and irons stoves lights and now phone buying
Chief of Police Henry Dysart orders that all persons who were jailed or fined for parking violations and who failed to appear at the station and pay the dollar fine will be brought in without further delay. He warns heavier fines for those who force police to compel attendance.
The article notes Rev Frank Jones of North Erie will serve at Grace Episcopal North Girard and visit Erie Mulberry Street as a guest of the bishop. It mentions transfers and active engagement in the Erie diocese while pursuing priest orders. Public storytellers in Japan are also mentioned as still earning a livelihood.
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