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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
All children involved from Bethel A M E church will meet to prepare the production titled A Dream of Fairyland. Organizers urge participation and rehearsal scheduling for the event.
A gathering is scheduled for Friday at 6 30 p m at the home of Virginia Wilkes on Shenango Street. The notice lists attendees and timing for the community event.
Mrs. Peter Yachup confesses to bearing five children whose bodies were found buried in apple boxes in her yard. She accuses Fred Stowisky of strangling the infants while she watched. Both are in Dauphin jail awaiting assize court infanti cide trials. the tale shocked Royal Canadian Mounted police and authorities.
The column lists numerous residents across Croton avenue North Mer cer street East Garfield avenue and other local streets as ill at home. others travel to Philadelphia Akron Cleveland and Pittsburgh for visits or business. Several hunters depart for Marienville Potter county Clearfield and Forest counties. some return from hospital treatment including Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospital.
County Commissioners Elder Conners and Woods inspected the improved Wilmington road and arranged with several landowners to divert water across their land. Elder reported that, with one or two exceptions, owners were reasonable in their demands, with properties mainly north of the city line.
The Friendship Circle program committee chaired by Josephine Daine outlines three months of Winter activities including basketball bowling dancing singing travel doll dressing hand craft and related events. The circle met last evening for bowling and a business meeting.
Birth notices require signed byline including writer's name and address before publication. The column repeats policy for verified announcements. Writers must provide complete identifying information for proper processing.
Mr and Mrs E W Brown of R D 7 New Castle announce the birth of a son Lewis Robert on November 30. Spitzbergen, a mountainous group of islands in the Arctic Ocean, was discovered by Norsemen in 1194 and rediscovered by Arents in 1596.
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church holds a tureen luncheon Friday at 1 pm at Mrs. Charles Young's home 315 East Wallace Ave. Members bring table service rolls and a tureen. The regular meeting follows led by Mrs. Barnes. This is the Women's Day meeting with a special offering.
The Men's Bible class of the First Methodist Church will conduct its business meeting at 8 o'clock in the church tonight. The event includes the election of officers and is open to members.
Members of the O U Girls of the Central Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 6 30 PM in the church dining room for a tureen dinner and to pack a missionary Christmas box for a southern mission station. Section C of the Y L B class of the Third W o P church will meet Friday at East Butler in the home of Mrs Anderson.
Friday evening the Christian Endeavor group of the First Christian church will hold a party in the church. The committee has arranged an entertaining program for the event.
Members of the True Blue class of the Third U. P. church will be entertained Friday evening in the home of Marion Altman on Marshall avenue.
Harrison Street Unit hosted at Mrs J H Hite home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs W O Potter led devotions and plans for winter work were discussed while members made articles for the Christmas festival.
The Men's Athletic club of St Andrew's Episcopal church will hold its weekly meeting Friday night in the church. Willaim Wignall has arranged a splendid program for the entertainment of men and boys.
Mrs. David Brown of Pulaski Road will host members of Mrs. E W Swan's First Christian Church class in her home Friday evening.
A spiritual message circle will be held at the home of Rev. Agnes E as a community gathering. The event invites attendees to join in reflection and fellowship in a private residence setting.
A Friday evening event is set at Guthrie and Fisher apartments number 3 on Long avenue at 8 o'clock.
A large number of Section F members gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. James Wrights Clarence avenue. Mrs. Olive Zeigler led the meeting with devotionals by Mrs. Olive McCoy who read the Book of Ruth and led discussion. The evening concluded with quilting and refreshments provided by the hostess and Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. Olive Zeigler. The group will meet next at Mrs. J. D. Pettitts Warren avenue.
Rev H J Sutton preached on finding Christ again during revival services at the Prim church. The sermon featured praise and reflection while Mr and Mrs Leyshon of the Wesleyan Methodist church sang The Hand that was Wounded for Me with the pastor Rev R.
The Guild of the First Methodist church met for their regular business session with Mrs. M. R. Hornung presiding and Mrs. E. B. Bartlett leading devotionals. They planned a tea at the parsonage on December 7 and coordinated packing Christmas baskets for the needy. Quilting filled the remaining afternoon.
Group one gathers at F A Gibbons Hals avenue for a 7 30 start while group two meets at Mrs R C Campbell 513 Young Street led by C J Stephenson and group three at John Balint 734 Brooklyn Avenue led by George Minsky A prayer service is planned for Saturday at 7 20 in the church.
Four bandits held up the Southampton state bank and escaped in an automobile with $3,000 in cash. A fifth member drove the car, which had New Jersey license plates, and the fleeing vehicle sped through Hatboro shortly after.
Guild executives and Epworth Methodist unit leaders met with Mrs. J F Rentz presiding to outline the Epworth Christmas Festival on December 9 and 10 and the church school entertainment on December 23. The next board meeting is set for December 20 at the church.
A local gospel tabernacle announces upcoming group prayer meetings. The series invites congregants to join nightly sessions to pray for community needs and spiritual renewal.
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