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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
5
A praecipe or summons in assumpsit has been filed against Walter Tyler with no statement of claim yet recorded in the Prothonotary's office. The item ponders what provokes a woman's anger, noting Raph M. Campbell and Carl W. Smith in the context of a dress fading.
A Republican contender for Lawrence county sheriff seeks voter support. He emphasizes honesty, cleanliness, and manly conduct while thanking supporters and urging the public to back his campaign on Tuesday. He promises the efficiency voters deserve in the sheriff’s office.
Religious and fraternal groups gather weekly at Trinity Church with meetings in the Guild room and various rooms. Daughters of the Ning and other circles hold Monday sessions. choir activities and officer meetings occur midweek. multiple churches in the area announce weekly sessions, dinners, and mission activities through Friday.
Brown Hamilton reports a successful three day fur sale surpassing August results with coats jacquettes and scarves from New York makers. September prices stay in effect for those who missed the event while infants wear wool caps sweaters and turtle necks. New fall hosiery and two tone options plus beaver skunk caracal brown fox and opossum trims accompany a new winter coat line in the sale display.
Hats debut with a rich simplicty note and plumage colors. Four new velvets and velours add beauty to the line. Popular prices are 7 50, 10.00, and 12 50.
A vintage shop catalog showcases rayon Sille Teddy lingerie in flesh colors with washable qualities, pink blue yellow gowns, lower priced Charmeuse and wool flannel fabrics. It highlights 54 inch all wool flannel, suede trims, embroidered motifs, and metal thread detail for fall ensembles with yardage prices from 1.00 to 2.75 per yard.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur appointed a seven officer court of inquiry led by Rear Admiral Hillary P. Jones to investigate the Shenandoah disaster. The panel will meet Tuesday at eight in the Sons of Veterans Hall and a dinner was postponed for two weeks. A separate fire in Washington damaged the automobile of William Dixier on Pearson Street by about 25 dollars last night.
Harvest Moon events start tonight at Rainbows Terrace in Cascade Park with Nick White Orchestra providing music. Don McNibben, Cascade Park head, says the terrace is decorated in autumn style. assistant Carl Shaner notes today’s preparations. A lighthearted line remarks women care for their hands better than men, aside from poker hands.
Rev Ellis, pastor of Fires M. EB church, recovering after two spider bites at Kennedy's Mills Rotary Kiwanis Lions Club picnic. Poisoning caused major distress and ongoing illness following the event last week.
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