Inlaid winter 8 piece wear item with border
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an inlaid winter wear piece offered at a price around 225 dollars. A black border to accompany a square item is mentioned, with unclear yardage or size details.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an inlaid winter wear piece offered at a price around 225 dollars. A black border to accompany a square item is mentioned, with unclear yardage or size details.
In Hubbard Ohio Michael Popa aged 16 was arrested for stabbing his stepfather John Allamoyan 35 after a dispute at a dance hall. Allamoyan is in critical condition at St Elizabeths hospital Youngstown with a neck wound. The incident followed a beating the stepfather allegedly gave the youth as he tried to restrain him from returning to a hall.
A son retrieved a hunting knife from a shelf and stabbed his stepfather. The stepfather’s wife, Mrs Anna Alla moyan, was cut on the fingers while trying to separate them.
Rev. George E. Pickard pastor of Cleveland Heights Methodist Episcopal Church collapsed and died shortly after finishing his sermon. Doctors attributed death to heart disease. Witnesses noted he appeared strained yet finished the service and stepped toward his automobile.
In Ambridge a Sunday afternoon dispute at a Glenwood avenue boarding house ended with Dominic Page aged 29 dead from a gunshot and Bruno Pissapo aged 40 wounded in the chest. Ned Scrivo, 25, is held by police for the shooting.
Steubenville Ohio October 26 Frank Finn 23 of Toronto was killed when his motorcycle struck a tree on the Steubenville Toronto highway near here Ray Custer 24 of Toronto riding in the sidecar suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Gill hospital in critical condition
Burnsville dispatch reports Nimrod Shingleton and his wife died trapped in their home on Right Hand Fork after a Saturday night fire. Authorities blame unknown burglars as investigators probe motive and circumstances of the blaze.
Ton was reputed to be wealthy and is believed to have been targeted by a gang of robbers. Several prior attempts had been made to rob the aged couple.
Oliver Meredith was killed Saturday night by an automobile near his Stroudsburg home as his daughter Florence married George Schware of Newmanstown at Schafferstown. The bridal reception was canceled and plans shifted to a funeral.
The Mercer County Inter-Scholastic Debating League will open December 11 with two preliminary rounds. Class A schools Mercer versus Greenville Grove City versus Farrell Sharon versus Sharpsville headline double headers. Medals will honor wins in debating oration and related contests.
STATE COLLEGE Pa Oct 26 More than four hundred portable sawmill operators and forestry students who took part in the second Sawmill Week at Pennsylvania State College voted the event a complete success. Sponsored by the college farm forestry department led by J A Ferguson the week demonstrated portable mills can produce lumber comparable to large mills.
International News Service reports Athens noting complete calm along the Graeco Bulgarian frontier on October 26, ending hours of shelling and sporadic rifle fire. Bulgarian and Greek border forces held position as negotiations continued nearby.
Following disturbances, Greek headquarters at Salonika questioned seven or eight Bulgarian prisoners to determine how the trouble started. The investigation aims to identify the spark and assign responsibility amid ongoing tensions.
Paris reporters watched as the Painleve cabinet met at the war ministry amid pessimistic mood. Joseph Caillaux’s stance on financial reforms and the Moroccan war situation fueled a crisis threatening every cabinet member.
A series of maxims urges readers not to judge individuals by origins or allegiance. It cautions against expecting institutions to flourish when parents or leaders fail and stresses appreciating positive efforts rather than hunting for troubles or blaming professionals for disobedience.
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