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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1925

Page

8

Weekly garden gossip on premiums and late-summer canning tips

The column describes county fair premiums won by Extension demonstrations in Lancaster and Berks counties, notes advance planning for fall displays, and urges gardeners to store and can September vegetables. It covers blanching celery with earth or paper sleeves and warns against crowding and blight in humid seasons. It ends with a local anecdote about Walter Bishop of Bucks county and his garden practices.

Gardner Lancaster County Berks County Kutztown Reading Walter Bishop Bucks County

Mellogla Cold Cream Powder Ad at Paisley’s Pharmacy

A vintage beauty powder advertisement touts Mellogla Cold Cream Powder lasting through perspiration without shine. It claims even spread, invisible pores, and matching skin tones. Sold by McKinley & Frantz at Paisley’s Pharmacy.

McKinley & Frantz, Paisiey’s

Pickle King Loder Thanks Peterson

A testimonial page notes W. Loder of Pittsford New York praising Peterson's Ointment and Soap for skin ailments. It also includes farm anecdote from Mr. Bishop about Bucks County Auto Tour visitors viewing a garden that improved family harmony and vegetable supply, aiding his commission business.

Loder Church St Pittsford Peterson Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo

Train Kills Vet Engineer Of War At Journey’s End

In Ironton Ohio, Captain Robert W. Moore, 75, died after being struck by a freight train minutes after arriving via steamboat from Pittsburgh. An ocean boat engineer, he served in World War I after being captured by Germans. He had not visited Ironton in ten years and was a Mason.

Gallipolis. O Ronton Pittsburgh Robert W. Moore Moore Henrietta Okla Ironton

Kiwanis Meeting and Club Activities Bulletin 1925

Kiwanis notes report a Wednesday noon meeting at the Y M C A with a music committee led program. Ro-KI-LI picnic deemed successful and well received. Constitutional Week Sept 12 to 19 highlighted by Kiwanis clubs nationwide. Next week’s program curated by Leo Marvin. Reading district convention set October 5 7 8 with international flair anticipated. Elsie signs off with a loafer maxim.

United States Leo Marvin Lee Reading Reading Club

Central Christian Men Win in Sunday School Contest

Central Christian Sunday school Men’s Bible class defeated Ellwood City’s First Christian class in a June through September contest. Attendance soared with 1,157 total in Central’s classes, the largest test record for the city. Winners to be honored at a roast in Ellwood City on Sept 12.

Central Christian Sunday School This City Central First Christian Sunday School Ellwood City Ellwood George EB. Owen Harry Gelles Central School

Plans to form Alumni Reserve Society at New Castle High

Miss Ruth Worrall, Girls Work Secretary of the YWCA, plans to organize an Alumni Girl Reserves society at New Castle High School. The aim is to train leaders to carry on Girl Reserve work among city schools. The senior girl remains most capable after graduation, so the group will keep experienced leaders active in Girl Reserve activities beyond school.

Ruth Worrall W.C. A New Castle High School Levcr

Farmer Kills Wife For Fun in Pennsylvania

York, Pa. Sept 3 A farmer named Paul Garratt shot and killed his wife at their Bonair home during dinner. He surrendered to a detective and said he did it for fun. Investigating officers noted he appeared intoxicated as a shotgun shell was found near the body.

York Bonalr Paul Garratt

Farmer is killed by interurban car near Kummer station

An unconscious man found Saturday night beside the Shortline Railway tracks at Kummer station south of Butler died at Memorial Hospital. Identified as a farmer from the estate of Congressman Thomas W. Phillips Jr. of Butler, he was 70 and left a widow and several children. He had been struck while attempting to flag the car at night.

Butler Kummer Station Memorial Hospital George Duda Nixon Stedion Penn Township Thomas W. Phillips, Jr

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