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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
5
Tuesday evening with Mrs Carolyn Williams on North Beaver Street followed devotions and a business session. The hostess with her daughter Jean and Gertrude Taylor served refreshments. The piece contrasts unemployment of hands with that of thoughts urging study to gain knowledge.
Three suspects held in Erie accused of stealing a Union City woman’s purse containing about 6000 dollars. Mary Ball, Frank Hardy, and Katherine Plewniak were jailed. Ball sought extradition from Dayton, Ohio.
A collection of local social updates lists ill residents and those visiting or traveling. Names include Miss Christine DeCarbo Sutton street ill at home and Mrs R H Patterson Court Street in Pittsburgh yesterday. Several residents are reported improving or recovering from illness, with others visiting Pittsburgh Cleveland and Grove City for business or leisure. The item notes hospital patients, surgical treatments, and a Pittsburgh death event prompting Mrs Sarah Nolan to travel.
Hershey Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Connery's home with several officers. Topics included Open Doors in Persia and a Christmas gift plan for missionaries. Central Christian church school planned Christmas programs and lunch, with white gift service and a candy committee. Y L B class enrolled two new members and joined a chocolate program with Queen Esther Class. Patterson Circle prepared Christmas baskets and toy donations for a mission school in Colcord West Virginia.
New Castle youth Jack Cole who biked to the Los Angeles Olympics will discuss his continent crossing at the Y M C A Senior Hi Y meeting on Monday evening December 12. Rex Rowland Heber Baldwin and Herbert Christman reported on the Older Boys conference at Greensburg from the past weekend.
George Ferrer, a resident of this city, will address the Phalanx fraternity chapter of the Y on the evening program.
The Senior Hi Y group accepts a basketball challenge from the Hi Y club of the Youngstown Y and will travel to Youngstown to play on December 23. The locals have also challenged their Youngstown rivals to a ping pong match.
President George Lyon will reveal the new New York YMCA committees for 1933 at the regular December board meeting. The session is scheduled for Tuesday December 13 at noon.
The Friendship Circle will meet tonight at eight oclock. Basketball will be played in the gymnasium with Jennie Ostrosky in charge. Skald was the Old Norse name for poets who practiced art as a learned vacation.
The M and K class of the Peoples Mission will meet Thursday evening at Rev. and Mrs. Richard Owrey home, 609 Bell Avenue.
The Ladies Adult class of the First Congregational church met at Mr and Mrs Evans home on Garfield avenue last evening. Mrs John P Morgan presided and the devotionals were led by David Evans. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her niece Mrs D W Thomas to 12 guests.
The Women’s Relief Corps held a Tuesday evening session in city hall naming officers for the coming year. Mrs. Mary Patterson was chosen president, Mrs. Sadie Parks senior vice, Mrs. Anna Nolte junior vice, Mrs. Ethel Thomas treasurer, Mrs. Pattie Beman chaplain, Mrs. Florence Gillespie conductor, and Mrs. Agnes Miller guard. Delegates to the state convention are Mrs. Pattie Beman and Mrs. Sadie Parks.
Mrs. Richard Johns of Randolph Street entertained the Williams Street unit members of Epworth M. E. Church Tuesday at an all day session. A tureen luncheon was served at noon.
The Boys' club met Tuesday night in St. Andrew's church. President Art Kimmel led the session and named three representatives Richard Gregor Ray Eardley and Steven Mitchell. Officers elected were Treasurer Richard Gregor Social committee Harry Falls and Nick Piccari.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a laxative alternative to calomel. The doctor claims 20 years practice and positions Olive Tablets as a safe pleasant option without griping. They aim to normalize bowels and liver with one or two tablets nightly. Prices listed 15c 30c 60c.
The president announced that all boys are to meet at the YMCA on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock for a planned gathering.
Members of the Loyal Band class of the Third United Presbyterian church will hold a Christmas party on Tuesday December 13 at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris on East Washington street.
Arrangements are underway for the annual Christmas party of the Temple Bible class at the First Baptist Church to be held on December 20 in the church building.
Mrs. Howard Magill led the Mizpah society at First Presbyterian church for a monthly session in the parlors. She presented pictures and talked about southern mountaineers and cabin life while Miss Fanny Perry spoke on Siam. A Rich Hill Presbyterial report was praised. Macedonian Circle at Second United Presbyterian met with Mrs. E A Caldwell presiding. past year reviews and officer re-election followed.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes $179,400,000 in bond needs and warns that reckless financing alarms sober analysts in Japan. It argues supernationalists manipulate violence while Japan cites Western policies, yet history shows repeated oppression and broken treaties.
Uniontown Pa December 7 Corporal William R Hanna wounded trooper in a gun battle with Fayette county farmer William Lynch was exonerated of all blame in Lynch death Private H W ODonnell who joined Hanna in the fatal exchange also was exonerated. Officers had sought Lynch for shooting a neighbor boy.
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