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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
7
Principal Miss Cecile Hall announces 175 students enrolled at Hickory Heights School, a modest decline from last year. Students rehearse a Christmas program for Thursday evening December 21 at 8 oclock with pupils from every grade taking part. On Friday December 22 the scholars will exchange gifts.
Plain Grove Consolidated school presented a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday evening to a large audience. The program included opening song tableaux and chorus by grades five and six, a dialogue Come back Mr Tukey by the same groups, a drill in Old Holland, tableaux and chorus, a declamation by Jean Decker, a musical reading by Helen Schepp, a play Giving Thanks Today by seventh and eighth graders, a concert by seventh and eighth grades, and a finale by all grades.
Thanksgiving Day services were held at the Presbyterian church under Rev. Harry Rose and Rev. Leslie Bell. The largely attended service featured Rev. Leslie Bell delivering the sermon and an engaging program.
Anse Connell suffers blood poisoning in his hand while Will Armstrong of Youngstown visits relatives here Dean McBride of Mahoning stays at Rev. Harry Rose's home for a few days Mr and Mrs Clarence Riddle are mentioned in the same notice
The Wilson place residents move to Grove City while nearby families relocate to Cunningham farm. Mrs. Mary Reynolds visits Centre Church relatives. Laura Wallace and daughters dine with the Wallace family. Several couples host dinners, and the U P church youths hold a social with Miss Margaret Offut and William Reemaley as special guests. Mrs. Martha McCommons recovers from a rib injury.
Elmer Weber visited Pittsburgh on Tuesday and Donald Lambright visited East Palestine on Monday. Mrs. D J Duncan and sister Ada Morrow visited Beaver Falls on Wednesday. Hazel Inboden and Blanche Lambright were New Castle visitors on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Steinicke of Pittsburgh spent Wednesday evening and Thursday with Mrs. Etta Trudal. Thomas Anderson of Pittsburgh and Martha and Rebecca Anderson of Beaver Falls vacationed with Mr. and Mrs. W T Anderson. Three local hunters brought back deer: William Zich George Inboden and Ed Shaffer. Some locals went elsewhere and have not yet returned.
An advertisement extols HANES Wonderwear for warmth and comfort with fleecy garments sized by trunk and chest. It guarantees fit without hitching or itching, durable buttonholes cuffs and seams, and urges stocking up for cold weather from P. H. Hanes Knitting Co of Winston Salem North Carolina.
The senior class presents the mid year show Bob with Martha Bryan as Hannah Arthur Kohn as the butler and Bud Gordon as Carter Brook. Bryan is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm O Bryan of Richelieu Avenue Kohn is son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kohn of East Moody Avenue Gordon is son of Mr and Mrs H L Gordon.
Temple Israel at Highland and Moody avenues will hold Friday evening services December 8 at 8 pm led by Rabbi Avery Jonah Grassfield. Saturday includes religious School classes 9:30 to 11 and services 11 to 11:30 with Hanukkah play rehearsal 11:30 to 12. Robert Goldman will read prayers. Hanukkah play Tuesday December 12 at 7:30 pm followed by Sisterhood meeting. Flowers offered by Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger in memory of Abraham J. Sunstein. After Friday service, fellowship in vestry rooms hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph J. Goldman.
The News invites subscriptions nationwide through April 1 for $1.25 by mail with cash in advance. Orders can be placed at The News office or via News agencies and agents. Early ordering yields more value. a Christmas gift option is suggested. Jacob F. Rentz is the manager of The News Company.
A description notes lead tetraethyl as a high octane additive among many plus values in a great fuel. It emphasizes tetraethyl lead as the finest anti knock fluid, once used only in premium priced gasoline. A single tankful hints at the impact of these additives.
Westminster College hosts the annual freshman sophomores debate at 7 30 in the little theatre with freshmen Helen Dornhoefer Avalon LeMonte and McCrea Hazlett sophomores Dean George Marjorie Scott and Virginia Booth as competitors. Judges include Dr H L Black Prof Ben Eunema and Parf A T Cor Gray Tau Kappa Alpha chairman Fred Luderer. The question: should the essential features of the National Industrial Recovery Act be adopted as the permanent policy of the United States. A man may be down but his case isn t hopeless until he gets the alibi habit.
A newspaper notice touts ALLENRY as a powerful cure for rheumatic pain, claiming a 48 hour relief for conditions like backache sciatica neuritis and lumbago. Eckerds of New Castle and druggists endorse a money back guarantee on an 85 cent bottle.
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