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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
27
A political ad endorses Reynolds for sheriff of Lawrence County. Born in New Castle thirty seven years ago, he has nine years on the New Castle police force, with stenographic training cited for clerical efficiency and community ties as a qualification.
R L Turner a Pennsylvania railroad ticket agent returned from a Pittsburgh Passenger Club tour to Washington Asheville Chattanooga and Cincinnati reporting 120 to 125 degree heat in Asheville and Chattanooga. He noted scarce water supplies and restrictions on washing cars and lawns while onlookers observed burned foliage. The party of about 150 men enjoyed Lookout Mountain sights before returning to Pittsburgh.
An advertisement touts a Dodge Brothers sedan featuring Tourist Sleeping Quarters at the fair. The copy emphasizes practical horse sense and a horse pulling your car out of a ditch as a metaphor for reliability and convenience.
A. I. Wachs and son Morris are hurt when L Rosenberg’s car hits their auto at North Jefferson and Craig. Mrs. Wachs is unconscious with head injuries. Also includes details of Officer Shuller’s injury and a separate youth crash near Frizzleburg.
Mrs. Anna Williams, by attorney James A. Chambers, sues G. R. Kinney and Company for damages after buying a high top shoe at the Canton Ohio store. She alleges the shoe, containing celluloid and other inflammables, ignited on a stove rail, burning her foot and keeping her out of work six weeks. She seeks 4000 for injuries and 2000 for pain and anguish.
Mrs Phoebe Tobias of Westchester avenue Cleveland Ohio is confined in Shenango Valley Hospital with injuries from a Sunday automobile crash in which she and her husband Albert Tobias were riding. Lions Boy Scout Troop 1 were special guests at a corn roast hosted by Mrs Wallace at R F D 2. The weekly meeting of the troop will be at seven with all scouts asked to attend. Visit Dodge Brothers Exhibit at the Fair.
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