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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
5
Free recreation classes for girls 16 and over are held twice weekly at the Y W C A gym in New Castle. A trained instructor funded by federal education aid leads sessions from 4 to 8 PM with bowling, roller skating for non gym wearers, and basketball and volleyball for those with gear. Attendance encouraged from industries and residents in gratitude for Community Chest support.
Richard Zeh, ill with pneumonia at home, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeh. Velma Jean Nesbitt, a daughter, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Nesbitt on Sunday, November 26. Dinner guest Mrs. Fred Goschke of Beaver Falls with Mrs. Henry Young. Mrs. Henry Young, Mrs. Elizabeth Goschke and Paul Young visited East Palestine, Ohio, on Friday. Raymond Stauffer of Pittsburgh visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stauffer. J. W. Knepp Loyd McCowan and Clem Young left for Cameron county to hunt deer. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Forsythe and ...
City council ordered the city treasurer to pay 11407.52 to the Firemen's Relief association of New Castle and the Firemen's Beneficiary association of this city. The funds, from the state derived from foreign fire insurance premium taxes, will be split equally 6035.54 each, ending a long controversy once the checks reach the organizations. The treasurer expects further sums from the state for 1931 32 and 33.
Rocco Chiafullo of New Castle and his son Dominic operate a dump truck service in Beaver Lawrence and Mercer counties. At a Public Service Commission hearing in Pittsburgh Examiner William E. Best accepted their plan to limit hauls to 15 miles. Three railroad protests were withdrawn. Separately Harry Boots of Ellwood City also reduced haul limits to 15 miles for building materials and 25 miles for agricultural lime, with railroads withdrawing objections.
Sixteen applicants sat for a motor vehicle operation exam on Sampson street under the State Highway Patrol. Eight passed including three women. Passes: Paul D. Moose Ruth Seley Joseph Serocek Mary McLafferty William Kosela Ellgass Mrs George A. Snyder Howard S. Widener top the list with addresses in New Wilmington Ellwood City and nearby areas.
Lieutenant Spencer Hawkins and 12 Coast Guard men arrive in Grove City for six weeks to study diesel engine construction and operation at the Cooper Bessemer plant. The plant is building 25 engines for the Coast Guard service.
Sheriff Frank Johnston has the 1934 auto licenses ready for two county cars bearing numbers F-461 and F-462. Sheriff-elect Edward Pritchard faces many deputy selections with a long applicant list and no firm picks yet.
Persistent coughs and colds are treated by Creomulsion, a creosote emulsion said to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. The ad claims twofold action, with guaranteed satisfaction and a refund if relief is not achieved.
The Children’s Missionary Society met at the church led by Clifford Mathieson. The Women’s Missionary Society held its annual bank offering with speaker Mrs Beitler of Butler. The Westminster Circle meets Friday evening at Wanda Donley’s home led by Eleanor Marshall. The Dorcas Society plans an all day meeting December 13 at the church hosted by Mrs George Sweezy. A Christmas exchange will follow.
Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford and Mrs Joe Ketler were callers at Grove City. Mr and Mrs Clark Parshall of Ellwood City spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Taylor Anderson. Friends of James Bowers will be glad he has returned home from St Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh. Edward McCracken, Mrs Mary
Sowash Lydia Boozle of Slippery Rock spent Thursday with Bob and Mary McCracken. William Lloyd and family visited Jackson relatives. Lloyd Crawford and family joined Charles Stone's hosts Floyd McFarland at Drake for dinner. A Thanksgiving program by third and fourth graders, taught by Anna Woods, featured two dialogues led by Jean Marshall and group members. A Goldsmith quote and a provocative question about Congress conclude the page item.
Ralph Mongiello was elected 1934 president of the Duca Degli Abruzzi at its Croton avenue hall. Other officers for the year include Paul Micco as vice president and Joe Boulla as secretary of correspondence. Additional officers listed are John Rubies secretary of finance John Perrotta cashier Charlie Stone Luciani Malizia Tony Venasco Cristiani Malizia trustees Tony Lorenzo welfare committee Tony Rangeilli Sam Cavilli tag bearers Domenic Stoffa parade marshal Harry Cook and Frank Stone inside guards.
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