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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
16
Sofia remains calm as Greek forces occupy Bulgarian territory. There has been no mobilization of Bulgarian troops and no agitation for war action. The Bulgarian notes offering arbitration have not received replies at the Greek legation.
City Mission hosts Evangelist Bob Ingersol of Grand Rapids Michigan for a week of meetings with a closing message and life story emphasizing God’s power. Pearl Ross Maben, Africa mission veteran on furlough, visits New Castle and attends the final service with local friends.
In Philadelphia Louis Garfield aged 45 an insurance broker was found dead in a hotel with a bullet wound to the back of his right ear. Police believe Garfield killed himself after his wife Rose reported his disappearance last Wednesday.
In these days when women join public life lace collars and vestees transform plain business frocks into dressy outfits for lunch, tea, or theater. The piece outlines collar and panel sets worn over black satin gowns, jabots and sleeves, and coordinated hat neck pieces for outdoor wear.
Miss Emma Dean Anderson a veteran missionary to India will speak in New Castle on Sabbath. Morning address at Second United Presbyterian Church and evening at Highland Church. She will discuss India’s political climate, Gandhi and British policy, and the role of American missionaries.
Dear Sister note calls Monday eight o clock start with a brief business session by the October social committee led by Elizabeth Meehan vice grand regent. The Halloween dance is planned and invites should be acknowledged. Fall and winter program matters will be discussed. attendance urged. Mae M. Cummings historian signs off. The Irish Free State has imposed a tax on bachelors.
In New Castle public schools youngsters donate pennies to save Old Ironsides the historic US Navy frigate. Some rooms lack buttons delaying collection but will join when supplies arrive. Contributions are organized by the local Elks Lodge and may be sent to George Lamoree Exalted Ruler of B P E No 69 at North Mill and Falls streets.
Mercer Pa Oct 23 commercial school teachers from Mercer county will meet in Sharon this evening. They will join officers of commercial clubs from Sharon Greenville Grove City Mercer Farrell and other towns. This is the first such gathering of the year. The remark urges focusing on earnings as much as pay.
Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers writes to W. W. Inglis denying AFL affiliated miners oppose arbitration. He blames operators for substitute coal use in mine locomotives and railroads, and disagrees with the operators’ wage and production stance.
Friday night will host a grand Halloween celebration in New Castle with a mummers contest on the Penn Theatre stage starting at 9 30. All are invited to join the fun and vie for gold prizes as costumes and funny faces take center stage.
In a letter Kennedy stated that today coal is selling in some places for 22 dollars per ton for chestnut size and urged agencies to advertise substitutes. The remark highlights price pressure and policy calls to diversify fuel options.
After a Loyal Leaders meeting at First Christian church a large amount of surplus food was delivered to the Margaret Henry Home for the institution. Officer Ray Thompson transported the goods in a police car to the facility.
Admitted include Alex Hardiryk of Big Run street and Ruth Lenz of Sheridan avenue. Discharged are Mrs Mildred Hoy land and baby of East Washington Street, Gerald Flanders of Spring street, James McClelland of Warren, and Q.
Dialogue fragment shows Willie asking about a phrase and a father responding with a quirky misquote about automobilists and pedestrians. The snippet implies a theme of speed and danger but lacks full context,人物 names, or setting to form a complete news item.
A level mind recognizes all things as extremes and adjusts perception by cutting away excess or adding focus. This disciplined view guides choices, balancing action with restraint and aligning behavior with perceived necessity.
Officers of the Woman's Relief corps deny any role in a dance scheme tied to four men charged with conspiracy to defraud and false pretense. They stress the relief corps is a long established local patriotic organization not connected to the matter. Aluminum furniture is now being made for homes and offices.
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