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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
35
Westminster college sophomores parade pride with posters and staged rules as freshmen clash in dawn skirmish over campus display. The incident precedes Friday flag rush and marks ongoing student prank rivalry, with both sides enforcing bans and dress codes through the week.
The ad promises sanitary, inviting service with fresh towels jackets and aprons. It touts no initial linen investment and says rentals are available at a nominal daily fee with emphasis on cleanliness and professional garb. Call to discuss.
Dr. W. Charles Wallace, president of Westminster College, will be guest of the Pittsburgh Rotary club at the Fort Pitt hotel for a kick-off dinner arranged by the Inter-City Relations committee. The event inaugurates the new Rotary District 33 regime, with about 70 New Castile Rotarians and nearly 400 attendees. Wallace will address the theme World Wide Rotary.
Millburn residents report social visits including Mr and Mrs Ted Corvea and family with Mrs Eva Corvea at William Michaels in Greenville Sunday. D W Douglass of Conneaut and J B Comstock visited Mercer and Leesburg. Walter Clinefelter, recently injured, is much improved. The Young People's Club of Millburn Grange met at the hall Friday evening. Fred Metzler visited Mercer Saturday. Eriv Amalong of Wurtemburg visited Ted Corvea Sunday evening. George Riddle and George Flickinger hosted visits Friday.
Mercer callers on Saturday evening include Liz Comstock on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Steven Lucas have just completed a cellar for their new house. Mr and Mrs William Chrisley were visitors at Millburn Sunday evening.
The notice cites Friday evening choir practice at eight, Rally Day on October 4, and bible gifts for regular attendees with books for longer members. It notes an interesting program planned and lists various local social notices.
Col. William Mitchell has been relieved of his post as air officer of the eighth corps area by Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds. The order, issued at St. Sam Houston, relieves him from staff duty until further notice.
Turky Hill Co. v Brown dominated this week’s activity with residents from New Castle Cleveland and South New Castle visiting area homes. Neighbors shared news of illness, school visits, and local events including a weather roast at Alveta Davis’s home and repairs on Shenango township roads.
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