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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

19

Neshannock Church 125th Anniversary Program Set

The 125th anniversary of Neshannock Presbyterian Church in New Wilmington is planned for October 25 to 27 with Bible School and worship services, a sacramental service, a Christian Endeavor alumni gathering, and a community inspired service. A luncheon, old times night, and an official history project by Rev. Hubert Rex Johnson are highlighted as major events and a Shenango Presbytery meeting is scheduled.

Neshannock Presbyterian Church of New Wilmington The Christian Endeavor Jense L. Cotton Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Louisville R. J. Love Friends of Old Neshannock Presbytery of Shenango Neshannock Presbyterian Church Hubert Rex Johnson Washington, D. C Friends of Old Neshannock

Ill Former Mrs. Duke In New York Home

Following a report of the death of Mrs. Lillian N. Duke, former wife of tobacco magnate James B. Duke, she was said to be seriously ill today in her uptown lodgings. Divorced twenty years ago, she has lived in straitened circumstances, earning a living by music lessons and dressmaking.

International News Service York Lillian N. Duke James B. Duke Duke

Charge Berry Passed Bad Checks

Washington, Oct. 23. David Berry, former Pittsburgh weekly labor paper publisher, is held on three charges of passing bad checks as counsels seek funds to make restitution.

Washington David Berry Pittsburgh

Checks Swindle Tied to Federal Probe In Pennsylvania

The detective bureau reports Berry arrested on a bench warrant from the federal district attorney. The alleged arrest occurred in New Castle, Berry's claimed home along with Pittsburgh. Several Pennsylvania congressmen were said to have been victimized by cashing bad checks or making contributions tied to a hotel complaint.

Berry Federal District Attorney’s Office New Castle Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Lorain Forms War on Hallway Sheiks and Gas Hawks

Lorain police chief Theodore Walker ordered arrests of so called gas hawks and hallway sheiks deemed unsafe for women. Plainclothes officers will patrol on foot and by car as the city moves to curb insults and threats to female pedestrians.

Lorain, O Lorain Theodore Walker Walker

Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On

Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble say ads for Creomulsion a two fold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes heals irritations and inhibits germ growth Creomulsion contains creosote and other healing elements and is sold with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions Atlanta Georgia company adv.

Creomulsion Company Atlanta, Ga

Officials Start Probe of Blast Near Clymer

Authorities began an investigation into a mysterious fire that destroyed two double houses at the McKean mine of Empire Coal near Clymer Indiana County. Three families were left homeless with losses estimated at $10,000 as firemen from Clymer arrived late and water scarcity hindered containment.

International News Service Blairsville McKean Empire Coal Company Clymer Indiana County Coal Company

Greek frontier operations end as Greek troops advance

The Greek government announces that war operations on the Bulgarian frontier have ended and Greek troops have moved into Bulgarian territory awaiting diplomatic closure. Officials did not release casualty figures.

International News Service Athens

Burning Of City In Bulgaria May Be Start Of War

A Bulgarian border town Petrich was reported in flames as Graeco Bulgarian tensions eased after Bulgaria capitulated to Greece demands according to Athens advices. The burning town may signal a war sparked by unsettled border clashes.

Bulgaria Ewrvices Ndon Greece Petrich Athens

American Troops To Be Withdrawn From Panama City

BALBOA October 24 United States troops who aided the Panamanian administration during the rent riots will be withdrawn today the commander announced. The city has been quiet since the first day after the arrival of the Americans.

International News Service Balboa United States

New Boiler House At Radiator Plant Is Completed

A new boiler foundry has been erected at the plant of the National Radiator company. Core work for castings will be done in this department according to Ralph Polsinger official at the plant. It will give the plant opportunity for greater production.

National Radiator Company Ralph Polsinger

Council To Be Convoked To Arbitrate Greece Bulgaria Dispute

Paris October 23 The council of the League of Nations will be convened Monday to arbitrate the differences between Greece and Bulgaria. Bulgaria requested intervention of the council, the French foreign office announced today.

International News Service Paris Council of the League of Nations Greece Bulgaria Council

Slayer Hunt Ends In Cemetery In Mass Case

In New York a detective, matching a faked image to a suspect at a funeral, identifies Giuseppe Cipollo among mourners in Holy Cross cemetery as the man who fired in a six year old Maynard murder. Cipollo admits presence but denies killing Rizzo. Cipollo faces extradition to Massachusetts. Also note U S candy consumption figures.

New York Giuseppe Rizza Maynard Mass Giuseppe Cipollo Cipollo Gatano Caterasso Brooklyn Caterasso Holy Cross Cemetery Rizzo Massachusetts

Willard Grange Halloween Social Planned and Meeting

Willard Grange hosts a Halloween Shadow Social on October 30 at the Willard Grange hall with a full program featuring readings, songs, and talks by S H Shaw Florence Stevenson Mae Dean and guests from Eastbrook Liberty and Westfield. The next regular Willard Grange meeting is set for October 27 with charter members Roll Call and remarks on Game Laws of Pennsylvania.

Willard Grange The Grange Everett Pennsylvania S. H. Shaw Anna Weigle Florence Stevenson Mae Dean Pomona Grange Pp. F. Kyle Eastbrook Liberty Grange Westfield

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