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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
13
Mercer Pa October criminal list shows five defendants who failed to appear, boosting forfeited bail to over $6,000. Officials say such forfeitures are common and demonstrate the risk of skipping trial in county court.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rodgers entertained the Linger Awhile club at their home for Mr. Rodgers birthday. The party featured games and refreshments with Mrs. Llgud Mitcheltree assisting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ayers and others. Mrs. Ada Hershey visited from Ellwood City.
Mr and Mrs J F Myers and son Billie visited Kenneth Myers in Espyville. Wilson McCluskey of New Bedford stayed with J B Crawford. Mrs Mayo Porter and Mrs H E Riblet visited James Riblet in New Castle. Mrs John Graham returned to Grove City after a week with Mrs Samuel Tomer. Mrs Thomas Simpson and Mrs Warren Gearhart visited Sharon on Monday. Judge S P Emery was a Pulaski visitor. Mr and Mrs Laurance Mitchel tree and son Joe spent Sunday with his parents in West Middlesex.
Dr. K L Butterfield of Michigan State College called reports he will become president of Pennsylvania State College pure fiction. He said he has received no offer and knows nothing about it while attending the American Country Life Association conference, of which he is president.
Yee Toy a Hip Sing tongman and alleged gunman stood trial in Pittsburgh before Judge Thomas Carnahan. He is accused of shooting a rival in Whe Lee’s laundry on January 19. Toy denied the charges and said he was in Chicago at the time.
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