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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

11

Coal Shortage Strains New York Slums As Berry Goes West

New York faces a coal shortage amid the Pennsylvania strike driving misery in the East Side slums. Health officials lift a bituminous ban while Berry, state coal commissioner, departs for Philadelphia to study the situation and press operators and union leaders for restraint.

Berry New York Philadelphia David Sentner International News Service Pennsylvania Health Department Charles W. Berry State Coal Commission Gen Berry Scranton Wilkes- Barre The Coal Commission City Health Department Commission

Weather Delays Westminster Tennis Tournament Finalists

Inclement weather could suspend Westminster's fall tennis tourney with three matches remaining. James McQuiston faces Bud Mansell while the winner would meet Dick Robinson after a 6-4 4-6 6-3 win over Samuel Colman. Rough courts cast doubt on completion. about 40 players started the event and the girls' tournament plans have been dropped.

Westminster James McQuiston Cochranton Bud"’ Mansell New Wilminton Dick’’ Robinson Massillon O. Robinson Samuel Colman Philadelphia

If American wives paid for home service value

If American wives were remunerated for their home service at fifteen dollars a week their pay would amount to seventeen billion dollars a year.

Bridge collapse in Sumatra leaves dozens dead or missing

London report says a bridge at Bindjei Sumatra collapsed with fifty people missing and three dead. Batavia dispatch notes Sumatra as part of the Dutch Indies and confirms casualties.

Sumatra International News Service London Bindjei Batavia Dutch Indies

Hartford Librarian Caroline Hemins Heads Public Library for Fifty Years

One of America's foremost librarians, Miss Caroline M. Hemins, has led Hartford Connecticut's public library for fifty years, marking a distinguished tenure in library service.

America Caroline M. Hemins Hartford Conn

Beautify Hands This Easy Way

Discover Thurston's Hand Cream a quick fix for soft white hands. Its formula promises discreet care during housework and daily use. Available at Hyde's McKee's Kut Rate Store Physician's Pharmacy Terminal Pharmacy Eckerd's of New Castle Inc. New Castle Drug Corp.

Thurston’s Hyde’s McKee’s Kut Physician's Pharmacy Terminal Pharmacy Eckerd’s of New Castle, Inc New Castle Drug Corp

Neshannock Church Celebrates 125th Anniversary

Visiting ministers and local clergy marked the 125th anniversary of the Neshannock Presbyterian Church in New Wilmington. The program included Bible school, morning worship with a sacramental service, an alumni meeting, joint evening service with nearby churches, and a historical pageant titled Old Times Night. continued through Tuesday with greetings from former pastors and friends.

Neshannock Presbyterian Church New Wilmington Allegheny Mountains Bible School G. H. Bucher Christian Endeavor Society United Presbyterian and Methodist Churches Westminster College Jesse L. Cotton D. D Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Louisville Hubert Rex Johnson Church Washington, D. C Neshannock Presbyterian Church of R. J. Love Bible Department Alberta Kagy College Conservatory of Music Dorothy Kirkbride J. Summer Cotton West Middlesex J. Ralph Neal United Presbyterian Church J. R. Rich Methodist Church

Pep Meeting Planned at Westminster for Grove City Game

Westminster College students host a big pep meeting in the college chapel on Friday evening led by cheerleader Arthur French. Fraternities and sororities will perform stunts as part of a varied program to boost morale before Saturday’s Grove City game.

Westminster College College Chapel Grove City Arthur French

French Liaison Officer Slain by Riff Ambush

Riff tribesmen ambushed and killed a French liaison officer between French and Spanish forces, according to a Melilla dispatch to the Journal.

Riffs International News Service Paris Melilla Journal Today

Dioxel Tablets Promise Laxative and Digestive Aid

Medical science touts a beef liver secretion in tablets named Dioxel. Each tablet equals ten drops and is said to stimulate the liver, increase bile, correct bowel indigestion, and act as an antiseptic to stop poisons feeding the blood. Doctors widely prescribe Dioxel, with claims that nine in ten can gain renewed health.

Waltenalt Pharmacal Offers Free Dioxell Samples

An advertisement from Waltenalt Pharmacal of 598 Madison Avenue New York promotes no charge Dioxell samples. The offer cites free samples with mail request addressed to No 551 B.

Waltenalt Pharmacall O Madison Ave New York

Arbor and Bird Day Observed at Oak Street School

Arbor and Bird Day was celebrated at Oak Street School with a student program from music and drama classes directed by Grace Kakin and Eleanor Harper. Grades 6A 4B 5B and 3B attended. a Penny March raised 9.09 for the Elks Old Ironsides Fund. performances included solos duets songs and a play.

Oak Street Grace Kakin Eleanor Harper Lillian Sedwick Katherine McConaghy Martha Smyth Clare Smyth Order of Elks Old Ironsides Fund Lillian Katila Mary Sweet Edward Chapman Virginia Ramsey

Marine Corps League To Meet In New Castle Tonight

The New Castle Ellwood City Marine Corps League chapter will hold a meeting at City Hall at 7 30 tonight. Commandant Fred Moore urges all chapter members and eligible ex marines to attend as an important business meeting will be discussed and full attendance is urged.

New Castle-Ellwood City Marine Corps League Fred Moore Moore

Supreme Court to rule on Illinois governor interest case

The Illinois Supreme Court may issue a decision this afternoon in the State v Len Small case seeking recovery of interest allegedly illegally collected by Small during his treasurer tenure. A railroad case argument may finish first. if not, ruling could wait until the December term.

International News Service Springfield Lit Qet Illinois Len Small Supreme Court Supreme Bench

Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Observance

President Coolidge designates Thursday November 26 as Thanksgiving Day citing peace at home and abroad a bountiful harvest and expanding commerce as reasons for gratitude for the year ending. The proclamation was issued for national observance and gratitude across the United States.

International News Service Washington Oct Coolidge

Automobile Stolen From North Street

A 1918 Ford touring car was stolen from North Street. The report notes the vehicle is an early touring model and does not list a specific color or license details. Police urge the owner to report any information leading to recovery.

Ford

Stolen Pennsylvania License From Campbell Undertaking

Samuel Tieche of 123 West Euclid Avenue reports his license No A-44-506 stolen last night from in front of Campbell Undertaking on North Street. Police are making every effort to locate it.

Pennsylvania Samuel Tieche West Euclid Avenue Campbell Undertaking North Street

Colored Protective League To Meet In St. Luke's Church

The Colored Protective Civic league executive and advisory boards meet this evening at 8 in St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion church. Rev. Dr. C. A. Leftwich presides with Rev. W. L. Engram as recording secretary and Mrs. Myrtle Dautzlier as corresponding secretary.

Colored Protective League St. Luke’s Church The Colored Protective Civic League St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion Church C. A. Leftwich W. L. Engram Myrtle Dautzlier Robert Crump Henry Engs

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