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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
10
The State Sabbath School convention will be held in Erie October 15 and 16. Lawrence County plans a sizable delegation to attend, gain inspiration, and help press for the 1927 Blaze convention for New Castle. Delegates should secure credentials from Miss Cassie Brothers, county secretary, by calling 3883.
The Red Cross will run its first aid station at the New Castle Fairgrounds with Dr. Allen W. Arnison and Dr. H. B. Werner in charge, aided by graduate nurses. The tent at the main entrance serves the Fair Association, concessionaires, and attendees. phrase about the country appears as clipped.
New Castle hosted a Keith Attractions evening headlined by Minstrel Memories a fast lively 20 minute section featuring Happy Golden Jimmy Wall Greg F Weller Eddie Cif ford Jas Wabank William Stewart and Dan Crotty with singing dancing and slapstick. Anthony and Marcello displayed musical duet pieces before the bill ended with Drassila With A Million praised as a dramatic and touching feature.
Seven Epworth League members from Mahoning Methodist Church led Sunday services tonight. They reported on the Meadville Institute held in August, with Paul Klingensmith as chair. Speakers included Laney McIlverny, Franl Gibson, Rebecca Gwin, Harrilat Truby, Ruth Shaw, and Emma Freed detailing Bible study, missionary courses, life work, and the Philippine Islands. Mrs Fry and three daughters return from Niagara Falls trip.
Events include Auxiliary meetings at Mahoning Methodist church and Loyal Women's Bible class gathering. Residents travel to Toledo and Massillon for family visits, school term starts with crowded buses, and several households report returns from reunions and trips to Chester, Derby, and surrounding towns.
A dental ad proclaims a new method to remove grimy film from teeth. It claims ordinary brushing fails, promises whiter teeth and healthier gums, and offers a 10 day tube via mail coupon or large tubs at drug stores.
A 1925 reader asks about short wave length stations and the feasibility of a combined long and short wave radio set. The editor notes no stations broadcasting below about 20 meters, except KDKA at 64 meters for rebroadcasting and some WGY experiments, but predicts rapid expansion within a year.
Regular stations broadcast on 150 meters with a Wednesday September 9 dance program. WEAF offers Southern melodies while Germany taxes radio with about 3 million dollars annually. A man reports a mistaken umbrella theft ending in apology. Alaska salmon catch may soon be exhausted, hoarders warned.
Radio listings show WORB Pittsburgh presenting Ross German Orchestra at 6 and an opera The Pearl Fishers at 9. CDRa Pittsburgh airs American Legion program from Harrisburg with nine o clock and a local show at nine. Wak Schenectady 6 55 p m Travel talk. WJZ and WRC share programs from New Fork. Danes Orchestre 10 p m. Oakfort anniversary program noted.
Vogel and Miller present Naughty Nanette at the Liberty Theatre with a 25 member company including Sonja Nichavo and Tom Warne delivering a clean musical comedy. Encore possible numbers, a fine chorus, and novelty acts drawn praise while Shenandoah wreck photos were shown, marking a strong audience response yesterday.
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