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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1925

Page

9

LaFollette Takes Up Duties In U S Senate

Bob LaFollette begins his term as a U S senator amid Republican leadership efforts to offer a rapprochement. They invite a loose alliance with the regular organization while he maintains an independent stance akin to Borah or Couzens. Bob and his father’s office declined comment on future conduct or possible alignment.

Bob LaFollette U.S. Senate Washington Bob LaFolette Senate America Capitol Young Bob Bob Was Shutler

Police Court News Roundup in Leesburg Area

Frank Halyday of Leesburg paid 75 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct after colliding with I Greensburg of the S and M Tire Co on Moravia Street. He also paid 20 dollars for repairs to the Greensburg car and 5 dollars for a doctor. Earl Powell of R D 2 paid 50 dollars after allegedly drinking and wrecking a porch on John Street. Arrested by Moore Harper and Richards. Harry and Mamie Stetson each paid 25 dollars for keeping a disorderly house, arrested by Harper Moore Steiner and Thompson. Harold and Foster Lloyd two brothers were found with liquor and paid 19 and 5 dollars fines respectively for keeping a disorderly house.

Frank Halyday Leesburg I. Greensburg S. & M. Tire Company Moravia Street Moore Harper Greensburg Earl Powell John Street Richards Harry Mamie Stetson Steiner Thompson Harold Foster Lloyd

Cruelty Alleged in Divorce Case

Gertrude L. Boring, represented by attorney M L Riley, seeks a divorce from Raymond L. Boring on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple married in August 1924 and separated in August 1925.

Gertrude L. Boring Atorney M. L. Riley Raymond L. Boring

Bright cheerful kitchens get linoleum and Wilton rug sale

Bargain rug sale runs October 27 to 31 offering 9x12 and 6x9 Wilton velvet tapestry Brussels and Axminster rugs at low prices. First ten buyers each receive a free 24x28 Brussels rug with purchase during Tuesday morning hours. Linoleum floors pitched as fall winter kitchen upgrade with second floor display.

Saxony Axminster Oees Axminster Wen Bossession Ae Etalon Brussels Gee Wilton Tate

Linoleum and Rug Offers for Home Use

Linoleum varieties highlighted with patterns in gray brown and tan at 1.49 per sq yd. Extra heavy felt base and tile patterns 0.49 per sq yd. Inlaid linoleum 1.25 per sq yd in several colors. Heavy printed linoleum mosaics 0.79 per sq yd. Stove rugs offered 6x6 with blue and brown designs at 4.75 per rug. Oak finished rug surround 36 inches wide priced 0.65 per sq yd.

Armed Sheriffs Patrol Midland Mine To Quell Outbreak

Armed deputy sheriffs patrolled Midland mine No. 1 of the Pittsburgh Coal company three miles east of Canonsburg to prevent further clashes between non union and union wage workers after a deadly Saturday night battle in Houston. The company called the incident an attack on its employer and pledged protection while an investigation by the company and county authorities proceeds. Seventeen readers.

International News Service Canonsburg Midland Pittsburgh Coal Company Houston West Virginia Coal Company

Dr. Jackson Remodels Offices In City Hall Permit

Dr. W. E. Jackson of North Mer cer street has secured a permit for remodeling the rooms he occupies. The project will place his dental offices and Dr. W. F. Jackson on the second floor while the downstairs space becomes a storeroom.

W. E. Jackson North Mercer Street City Hall W. F. Jackson

Second Floor Home Furnishings Sale Details

A local listing showcases curtains marquisette and dotted options with tie backs and lengths of about two and a half yards priced around 1.25 per pair. Also offered are Tuskin net panels with bullion fringe 2.5 yards long at 1.95 each and drapery silks 36 inches wide at 1.25 per yard. Cretonnes and scrims in various patterns priced from 25 to 45 cents per yard. Terry cloth and rag rugs complete the selection with modest prices.

First Meeting Of Young People's Council In New Castle District

The New Castle District Young People's Division held its first meeting of the year at the YWCA Sunday afternoon. Superintendent T J Davies and Geneva Fleming organized the program with Clarence Boston presiding. Miss Nana Jenkins led songs with Ruth Patton on piano, while Henry Brennemen and Ruth Kennedy led separate sessions for boys and girls. Rev Homer B Davis gave a Heart to Heart talk to the boys and Miss Lillian Armstrong spoke to the girls. W D McKnight offered greetings, Rev Davis oversaw closing exercises, and music by Joe and Anna Patterson highlighted the program. The note from Clarence A Patterson invites continued support and mentions a future presentation by librarian Miss Alice M Sterling on the New Castle Free Public Library and its new building.

Young People’s Division New Castle District T. J. Davies Geneva Fleming Clarence Boston Nana Jenkins Ruth Patton Henry Brennemen Ruth Kennedy Homer B. Davis Lillian Armstrong W. D. McKnight Davis Joe Anna Patterson

Portable Table Lamps with Glass Shades on Display

We have a shipment of portable table lamps featuring beautiful glass shades with scenic paintings. Visit our Basement Store to see these lamps priced at 11.95 dollars. Ivory metal bases and silk shades in newest colorings complement the boudoir style. A desirable lamp for every boudoir, offered at a very special price.

50 Piece China Dinner Set for Six

A new dinner set promises a more tempting meal and a more attractive table. Includes a complete service for six with a beautifully decorated border design. A value for any housewife.

Surprise Tendered Former Euclid Avenue Pastor

About 25 members of the Euclid Avenue M E church surprised Rev Maitland at his home last week after he resigned as pastor. He and his wife received a water set and two electric lamps as gifts. John Martin, superintendent, presented the tokens and praised Maitland’s five years of service.

Euclid Avenue Maitland

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