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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1925

Page

12

Zoning Plan Discussed by First Ward Residents

A meeting in the Y W C A debated the zoning proposal for New Castle with input from engineers bankers and an attorney. The planning commission outlined district boundaries and restrictions while residents urged duplex and apartment allowances with caution on flood areas and single family emphasis.

First Ward Matthew Gunton Lanning Commission Anr Pennsylvania J. H. Allen Planning Commission New Castle Gunton City Council Neshannock and Croton Avenues Park Avenue Highland Avenue Lincoln Avenue Crawford Terrace New York Pittsburgh

Thoughtful Home Purchases Offer Low Curtain Prices

This week October 5 to 10 features special values to help buyers select better quality nets and curtains while staying within the budget. A wide assortment of brand new nets and curtains is promoted as beautifully designed and high quality.

Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Paul Slater admitted. New case: Harry Reed at Mount Jackson. Mrs Pearl Dufford of Wallace Avenue discharged. Harry Reed also discharged. The spinning jenny was patented by James Hargreaves in 1770.

Paul Slater New Castle Harry Reed Mount Jackson Pearl Dufford Wallace Avenue James Hargreaves

Curtaining Dorkc Net Reflects Refined Reserve and Dignity

The spirit of this curtaining is refinement, a reserve and dignity that makes it a charm.

Fringed Curtains From Quaker Lace Company Now Popular

The Quaker Lace Company originated fringed curtains and now offers nets including Shadow Lace filet Tuscan and Sun shine ready to hang. Prices range from $2.75 to $7.45.

Quaker Lace Company

Drapery Dept Highlights Silk Drapes for Fall

Fashion's decree for fall features striped silk drapes priced at 1.25 dollars per yard. The Drapery Department showcases latest designs during Home Craft Week with drapery fabric at the same rate.

Are Your Curtains Doubly Exclusive

An ad praises Quaker Curtains and Nets highlighting their exclusive design and high transparency. It emphasizes a global design team, long‑time skilled weavers, and the product’s suitability for home decor, noting featured emphasis during Home Craft Week.

Ruffle Curtains Special Buy During Home Craft Week

A special offer on dotted and barred ruffles with tie backs in blue and gold or blue and rose marquisettes. Prices listed as 1.30 for curtains and 1.00 for a Home Craft Week pair. Limited time promotion encouraging purchase this week.

Fringed Lace Curtains Offered During Home Craft Week

The advertisement showcases fringe lace curtains and matching strips priced at $1.50 and $1.00 respectively. Describes double strand lace with heavy cotton fringe and scalloped finish suitable for homes. Mentions Home Craft Week and discounted strip at $1.00.

Ruffle Curtains Offered in Blue Rose and Gold Dots

Ruffle curtains in blue, rose and gold dots valued at 1.25 per pair are offered as a bargain this sale period. The item combines decorative appeal with affordable price for home use.

Lace Curtains on Sale During Home Craft Week

Attractive panel lace curtains offered at 5.00 per pair with deals that bring window coverings within reach. One panel is wide enough for a full window and the sale promotes a $2.50 per window price as part of Home Craft Week.

Excellent Quaker Dork Net For Home Craft Week

A soft fine net offers a high tone for window drapery. Described as one of the best buys during Home Craft Week priced at 59 cents a yard.

Quaker Filet Net and Lace Curtain Net Sale

A sales blurb touts Quaker Filet Net at 29 cents a yard and Real Lace Curtain Net at 29 cents per yard during Home Craft Week. It emphasizes value for home decorating and affordability compared with ruffle marquisette.

Quaker Doric Net Curtain Fabric Description

A home decor note promotes Quaker Doric Net describing a refined, dignified curtain fabric suitable for living rooms and dining rooms. Advertises Home Craft Week with price per yard.

Teapot Dome raid nets Yee charged with disorderly house

Police raided Charlie Yee's Teapot Dome on Washington Street for moonshine sales and loose pork. Detectives found a teapot filled with liquor, leading to Yee’s arrest and a charge of operating a disorderly house.

Yee Chief of Police Charlie Dysart Longstreth

Elm Street Y W C A Sets Fall Activities Week

Elm Street branch of the Y W C A begins fall activities on October 6 with a series of meetings. Committees meet Tuesday at 7 PM, Grade School Girl Reserves gather Wednesday at 4 PM, Self supporting girls meet Wednesday at 8 PM, and the general membership assembles Thursday at 8 PM. A Friday party for high school girls and younger sisters closes the week as the center opens for visitor registration and class signups.

Elm Street

Board of Trade Endorses 1927 State Sabbath Convention

Lawrence County Sabbath School Association invites to hold the 1927 Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Convention in New Castle October 14 to 16. The New Castle Board of Trade endorses the invitation and prepares folders with a Cathedral Building cut for distribution at the Erie session. White ribbons with New Castle Lawrence County 1927 will be carried for delegates from across the state.

Board of Trade Lawrence County Sabbath School Association Erie New Castle Board of Trade of New Castle Lawrence County

Car damages after machine veers into ditch near Highland Ave

C. Davidson reports early incident in front of 1716 Highland Avenue where his machine fell into a ditch created by Gilfillan Plumbing Co. He sustained damage to the vehicle.

Davidson South Jefferson Street Highland Avenue Gilfillan Plumbing Company

Boston elected senior patrol leader in Rotary Troop 1

John Boston was elected senior patrol leader at a reorganization meeting held last evening at headquarters. Ninteen scouts attended with eight visitors and troop leaders including Scoutmaster Cotton and assistants Melvin Shields and Ben Wise. Other officers named were Joe Brown, Jack Stone, Paul Mc Williams, Ralph Brice as patrol leaders, Vincent Gardner as scribe, and Gilbert Minick Kugler as member.

John Boston Rotary Boy Scout Troop Joe Brown Jack Stone Paul McWilliams Ralph Brice Vincent Gardner Scribe Gilbert Minick Kugler Charles Shepp Mr.Metzler Cotton Melvin Shields Ben Wise

Birthday celebration at Headings home in Pulaski

The Headings home hosted a birthday anniversary gathering with guests from Sharon Masury New Castle Farrell and Brookfield. A lunch was served and presents given to the honoree. Mrs G W Moorhouse and son William of Cleveland visited Mrs J P Buchanan. Mrs Clifford Gilliland remains ill. Chas Wick now runs his late father S L Wick's general store with Mrs J P Buchanan and Mrs C C Boyd visiting recently.

John Headings

Swimming Classes Open At Y W CA On Oct 5 6

Swimmers are reminded that the YWCA offers swimming classes Monday and Tuesday October 5 and 6. Students must bring a doctor’s certificate, fee receipt, bathing cap, suit, towel, and soap. Monday schedule runs 7 to 8 advanced and 7 to 9 beginners, with both classes repeated Tuesday night for beginners.

Walker Arrested After Traffic Dispute on Moravia Street

W F Walker paid for conduct after Officer Faella ordered him to move a car parked on the wrong side of Moravia street. Walker challenged the police, offered a $10 forfeit for his appearance, and the mayor ruled it as a fine upon hearing the case this morning.

W. F. Walker Faella Moravia Street Walker

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Zoning Commission W. J. Offutt Company Shenango Valley Hospital Quaker Dorkc Offutt’s Drapery Dept Charlie Yee China East Washington Street Guardians of Law and Order Tom Lynch Charles Longstreth Lynch Streth Thomas Jones Washington Street Y.W.C.A Dempsey and Wills Floyd Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Harry Wills Niles, Mich Rotary Troop John R. Miles Sharpsville Dora Onstott Chas. Wick Methodist School J. R. Meek John Graham Grove City Samuel Tomer John Fisher Worthington S. L. Wick M. J. Boyd Tommy Beaver Falls James Black Esther Rose Shannon J. A. Shannon W. K. Young Ripley James W. Smith Roy Lampson Warren Ohio Hotel Pulaski Pulaski News
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