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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
13
About 190 deck and engine room workers on the White Star liner Majestic gave formal notice they will not sail with the ship tomorrow. White Star officials hoped to muster enough crew to sail on time, marking a rare outgrowth in the unofficial seamen's strike.
Mr and Mrs N M Young hosted a corn and weather roast Saturday night with guests including Mr and Mrs James White of Glbse ale, Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and sons Donald and Everette, Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson and children Marie Vivian Lillian James and Arthur of New Castle, Mr and Mrs Arthur Flack of Smiley step, Mr and Mrs William Wright and children Lauretta Allan Mary and Adai, alongside Mr and Mrs N M Young and son James. Attendees at the Oak Grove U P church semi centennial included Mr and Mrs C W Myers and family and Mr and Mrs
Newton Young and family along with Mrs Forbes Mrs Henry and daughters Jennie Pearle and Ruth Mrs Kildoo and daughter Jessie Mrs Young Mrs Kildoo Mrs Boak and daughter Effie Beryl Boak Howard Forbes Samuel Kildoo and Ed Boak are listed in the social column.
Mr and Mrs William Gardner of Plaingrove announce the birth of a daughter named Eleanor May. Church services will be at Herman Presbyterian Sunday evening September 6 at 7 oclock. Sunday school at 10 30 Rev Howarth pastor. Stobert Henry and Howard Forbes visited Oil City Saturday. Velma Wright of New Castle stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs David Wright. Mrs Carl Allison and daughter Maxine of Zion visited Mrs Newton Young Sunday.
FP K Stevenson, commissioner of the New Castle Board of Trade, ended his official connection with the local civic organization under his resignation accepted by directors a month ago. He remained at his desk to oversee affairs during a one month vacation before leaving for Palm Beach Florida to pursue business interests.
In Boston Chinatown on September 11 rival Tongs clashed on Oxford Street. Two shots were fired before a police riot squad rushed to the scene. No injuries are reported and authorities began investigations into the gunfire and street fighting.
Bart Lake Michigan report says Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, vacationing at his summer home, knew nothing of Babe Ruth’s suspension or a $5,000 fine beyond newspaper reports. He said no official notice had been received and planned to return to Chicago Thursday.
Three armed bandits held up East End Savings and Trust Company messengers Frank B McKinley and Walter Dennis as they were about to enter Cauer Brothers Baking Company. They robbed them of between 5000 and 7000 dollars contained in a satchel. Police headquarters received the report from Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia funds and income tax records will not be opened to the public today as federal supervisors are in the bureau. Blakely D. McCaughn, collector for the district, announced records are in such shape that returns and revenue manipulations cannot be shared publicly at this time.
A spokesman said the income tax report cannot be opened for public access today and will be available only after several days. He cited ongoing processing and the need to comply with ordered release timelines. Public access remains restricted until the report is finalized.
Wholesale poultry raisers in Enon Valley and rural districts show strong interest in poultry culling demonstrations. Organizers report active participation and questions from local growers seeking practical methods and cost insights.
Agent H. R. McCulloch leads several well attended sessions conducted in the eastern county area last week. This Thursday poultry raisers in the Enon Valley district are invited to Guy Gilmore's home for a similar demonstration beginning promptly at 1 p.m.
The A C McCoy Motor Car Company moves from 116 11 North Mercer to 277 219 North Mill in a three story garage and showroom with display and storage space. A grand opening will occur once decoration is complete. State Auto Sales at 26 South Mill will occupy the old McCoy quarters soon.
Leo Powell of 632 South MIN street reported to police that during the night his room was entered and a suit of clothing an extra pair of trousers a sweater a pair of shoes and a handbag were stolen. Police are investigating.
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