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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
35
In Southampton 190 White Star Line deck hands and engine room workers on the Majestic refuse to sail tomorrow, threatening to delay the liner. White Star officials aim to assemble enough crew to keep the voyage on schedule amid the unofficial strike wave led by seamen.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Young hosted a corn and weather roast at their home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James White of Gibsontown, 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 Stop, Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and children Lauretta Allan Mary and Adah, and Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Young and son James.
Among those who attended the semi centennial at Oak Grove U P church were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Myers and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Young and family, Mrs. E Forbes, Mrs D F Henry and daughters Jennie Pearle and Ruth, Mrs Samuel Kildoo and daughter Jessie, Mrs William Young, Mrs Will Kildoo, Mrs Viola Boak and daughter Effie, Bery Boak, Howard Forbes, Samuel Kildoo and Ed Boak.
Mr and Mrs William Gardner of Plaingrove announce the birth of a daughter named Eleanor May. Church services are planned at Herman Presbyterian on Sunday September 6 in the evening, with Sunday school at 10 30 AM. Rev Howarth presides. Several local families visited relatives, and townspeople traveled to Oil City and Pittsburgh over the weekend.
P. K. Stevenson, commissioner of the New Castle Board of Trade, ends his official connection with the local civic group under terms of a resignation tendered a month ago. He offered to run affairs in September with a month’s vacation granted, then plans to depart for Palm Beach Florida for business.
In Boston Chinatown on September 1 two rival Tongs clashed on Oxford Street. A police riot squad rushed to the scene after two shots were fired. No injuries are reported in the brief notice.
Bart Lake Michigan September 1 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis said he had received no official notice of Babe Ruth's suspension and the $5,000 fine. He noted he only knew what was in the newspapers and planned to return to Chicago Thursday.
Pittsburgh report: three armed bandits stopped East End Savings and Trust Company messengers Frank E. McKinley and Walter Dennis as they neared the Gauer Brothers Baking Company. They robbed them of seven to eight thousand dollars from a satchel and fled. Police headquarters later reported the incident.
Philadelphia will temporarily withhold public access to income tax returns as federal supervisors review records. Blakely D. McCaughn, internal revenue collector for the district, said the filing data and revenue stamps require inspection before opening to the public.
A official said the income tax report cannot be opened to the public today and will take several days at least before it is made available as ordered.
Wholesale poultry raisers in rural districts show strong interest as Farm Bureau Agent H. R. McCulloch conducts culling demonstrations. Last week eastern county events drew large crowds. a session in Enon Valley at Guy Gilmore’s home is set for Thursday evening starting promptly at 7 p m.
The A. C. McCoy Motor Car company moved from 116-118 North Mercer Street to a three floor garage and showroom at 217-219 North Mill Street. An opening will occur once decoration and settling is complete. State Auto Sales of 26 South Mill Street will occupy the vacated quarters in a few days.
Leo Powell reports his room at 632 South Mill street was entered overnight and a suit of clothing, extra trousers, a sweater, shoes, and a handbag were taken. Police are investigating.
Mrs. Sarah Steen, cafeteria dietitian, is on vacation. Local notes indicate coverage by substitute staff and brief schedule adjustments.
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