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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
Albert Anderson’s two year old English bulldog Pal pines at home while Anderson hunts deer in the big game regions. Pal spends hours by the restaurant doorway and wags no tail as he waits for his owner’s return. The note ends with a wedding report from The Seventh Ward News.
Eugene McMillan aged 28 a pottery worker fell from the bumper of his own car while attempting to push it up a grade after exhausting gasoline. He drove home despite injuries and was rushed by ambulance to the city hospital where physicians found internal injuries and he died four hours later.
A short, pointed remark questioning the public appetite for what President Roosevelt is offering and implying overreach in expectations. The comment reflects a critical view of policy promises and political strategy during the era.
The Mahoning Book Club met Wednesday at Mrs. F. W. Guy’s residence on North Liberty Street. Fourteen guests enjoyed luncheon prepared by Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Wallace. A new member was welcomed and plans were made to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. R. W. Hamilton’s home on West Madison Avenue.
Former New Castle high school football star Earl Turk, now a Coast Guard first machinist mate, is on a fifteen day furlough staying with his parents on North Liberty Street. He has been at Sault Ste Marie aboard the Seminole and will resume duties December 6.
The Opportunity Circle of Mahoningtown Presbyterian meets Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs L M Wilkison West Clayton St. Devotionals by Mrs David Walker with topic The Southern Mountaineers by Mrs W F McClurg Hostesses Mrs Wilkison and Mrs A R Mornes.
Olga Thomas of New Castle wed Mike Frederick of Youngstown in St. Lucy’s Church on Saturday morning November 26 at 10 o clock. The Rev. M. J. Vitale officiated with the ring service before a large gathering of family and friends.
The D C S Bible class at Mahoningtown Presbyterian church will share a tureen dinner Friday evening at 6 45 at the church.
Mrs Walter Waid will entertain members of the Women’s Missionary Society at her Madison Avenue Christian church group from the Madison Avenue congregation Friday afternoon at home.
The Mahoningtown free public library branch of the city library is open today and remains open tonight until nine o clock.
Albert Anderson and Walter Stone left Tuesday night by motor for Benizette where they will spend a week deer hunting. Howard Cox is at Marienville Forest county for a day or two of hunting. Fred Fox of 409 Sixth street left Wednesday afternoon with a party for Potter county for a week. A S Eberhart is deer hunting in Jefferson county.
A crowd of local youths were seen practicing on South and North Liberty streets Wednesday afternoon. Harvey Dungan of Cleveland is visiting his parents on Newell Avenue. Miss Margaret Fischer of Ashland Avenue, a Slippery Rock student, was at home yesterday afternoon. Mrs J G Walker of West Clayton Street underwent tonsil removal at Jameson Memorial hospital Wednesday morning. Charles Woods returned to duties at Mahoningtown post office after a short vacation. William Stubbs, away with illness, returned to his duties Wednesday.
The item lists multiple visits and social calls around New Castle and nearby towns. It notes gatherings with George Benson and others, weekend trips to Pittsburgh, Pitt Stanford football, trips to Youngstown, and a family wedding in Los Angeles announced as Mildred Hanson marrying Warren A. Anderson on November 18, 1932.
Millburn residents host and visit relatives over the holiday weekend. S. O. Drake sold five head of Shorthorn cattle to Charles Orr of Lawrence County. Guests include Mrs. Martha Locke in New Castle, the Johns Jacksons in Pittsburgh, and numerous local families visiting or entertaining. A lecture at Millburn Grange featured Clara Metzgar. a $25 gift to the Grange from the Men's Club was noted.
Harriet Kline has been chosen to star as Judith Bliss in the three act comedy Hay Fever by the January graduating class at the Senior High School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Kline of Wallace Avenue. Charles Perelman plays opposite Harriet as David Bliss, her temperamental novelist husband.
David E. Plum a 48 year old lay preacher pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife with intent to kill in Fort Morgan Colorado. He admitted bludgeoning her with an iron pipe and a horse hoof and had taken out 2000 dollars of life insurance on his wife two weeks before the attack. He formerly preached at Oak Grove Pennsylvania.
Dr William Reagle head of the Grove City College divinity department will deliver the principal address at the New Castle Lodge No 69 Elks memorial services to be held in the Elks lodge room on Sunday evening Exalted Ruler John D Hite and officers will conduct the ritual exercises with special music featured.
An old home remedy advertises Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a fast cold treatment during the Dry Stage of the first 24 hours. It claims four actions: opens bowels kills germs and fever relieves headache and fortifies against attack, with no narcotics or bad after effects. Sold in drug stores nationwide.
Harlansburg Road residents hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with Milton and Francis McCracken families and Jessie Kildoo. Mrs. U. S. Dean entertained Will and L. L. Dean families Chauncey Dean James Stoner Adda Gillespie and guests. Adda McFarland hosted Howard and Charles McFarland with Warren Ohio visitors Harry Houllette and Edgar McFarland.
Howard spent a day with relatives at Ellwood City. Evelyn Smith of New Castle visited her grandmother Martha Macom. Francis Smith of Rochester stayed with sister and Clarence Allison family. Vienetta Kildoo returned home after visiting D. M. McCullough in Jacksville. The McCrackens visited sister Jennie Walton's home. Frank McElwain family were dinner guests of Copper family. T. M. Brown of Slippery Rock visited daughter Norman Hunt family. S. D. Winger and son Wayne of Volant spent Friday with L. T. McCracken family. Robt Cameron and Reba Jane with W. R. Book visited A. M. Clark family in New Bedford.
Erie reports county investigator findings id a woman linked to a disorderly house who sold groceries received from the poor directors. County Controller Harvey M. Wills announced action against improper alms distribution.
The St Pauls Lutheran church dramatic club will present a four act comedy The Road to the City at 8 o clock Friday evening in the Y W C A. Between acts the cast will perform novelty singing and dancing numbers.
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