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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
7
Advertises multiple rug sizes with sale prices including 18x36 inch at $1.15, 3x3 feet at $1.15, 3x4x14 feet at $1.78, 3x6 feet at $1.98, 4x14x14 feet at $6.95, 6x9 feet at $10.90, 7.6x9 feet at $8.95, 9x10 and 9x15 feet with prices $11.65 and $13.75 respectively, listing varied dimensions and sale terms.
Washington reports say negotiators expect an agreement with France within ten days similar to Britain’s settlement. France would face annual principal payments starting modestly and rising over 62 years at about 8.25 percent interest. Britain paid $23 million initially. U S Treasury backs the forecast that France can meet a comparable plan without undue hardship.
The business girls at the Y W plan to form a club and invite other working girls whose homes are outside town to join them, seeking broader participation and camaraderie.
Dallas based official William Mitchell predicted a separate and improved air service from the Washington investigation led by President Coolidge's committee. He said the current era is just starting as he traveled with civilian aircraft inspector Harry Short to testify. In Philadelphia, hotel men opened their annual convention with 500 delegates attending a tour of historic sites and the sesquicentennial grounds.
Rodney LaRocque film star was seriously injured on location near Guerra while enacting a seven part scene. He plunged an Indian knife into his thigh causing a deep gash that required several stitches. Physicians say he will be laid up for several days.
The business girls residing at the Y W C A will have a meeting in the Y W C A Thursday evening at 6720. This meeting is for all business girls who work in New Castle whose homes are out of town. Girls residing at other places besides the Y W C A are invited to attend.
Rev. Dr. Rufus W. Miller a prominent church leader and secretary of the publication and Sunday School board of the Reformed Church of the United States is critically ill at his Overbrook home in Philadelphia. He suffered a severe illness earlier this summer while on a trip to Europe.
Rev W Lambert pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle C M A conducts a series of special meetings at the Moravia Tabernacle each evening this week including Saturday. Congregational singing leads by Martin Waller of this city. Attendance is good and the gospel messages are making a deep impression.
E A Division Band, local winners of the New Brighton region, and railroad employees from New Castle, will travel to Altoona to participate in and witness the ith annual Pennsylvanian Railroad system track and field meet at Cricket Field Saturday. F M Kerr, winner of the horse shows singles, will compete for honors. Walt Kroen, Johnny Shields, and others will represent New Castle. About seventy five employees make up the party. two pullmans leave Friday night.
Mrs J B Buchanan hosted Ruths sixth birthday for friends from 2 to 6 pm. Girls enjoyed romeoys on the lawn and a pink white themed lunch with a large pink candle cake. Gifts were given to the honoree. helpers included Mrs Tah Ry Miles and Mrs Miles. guests included Marlon Miles Sharpsville Sally Phillis Yarrol Esther Rose Shannon Erie Juliana and Mar.
County Superintendent of Schools Ball received a letter from Dr. Waldron of Sippery Rock State Normal School about an extension work meeting for teachers. It will be in North Street Junior High School on Thursday September 2 at 5 pm. Courses listed include Psychology History Principles of Education and Adventional Sociology. The purpose is to learn who will attend and to decide on continuing with some or all offerings.
Washington dispatch reports the anthracite mines likely cannot resume production before November 1, even if a strike settlement occurs. Experts, including F. R. Wadleigh, say the strike could extend to January 1, hinging on federal policy and public demand. Wadleigh, a former Fuel Division head, notes Hoover’s efforts to craft a solution acceptable to President Coolidge.
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