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Puzzle clues mix across and down with references to letters signs and abbreviations. Answers include common terms like gravity cerium and a variety of geographic and linguistic hints.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
6
Puzzle clues mix across and down with references to letters signs and abbreviations. Answers include common terms like gravity cerium and a variety of geographic and linguistic hints.
In New York, Elsa Maxwell is earning 2500 weekly at a nightclub singing a Cole Porter number, insisting she is an artiste not a hostess. The piece also salutes bar staff and social figures like Dino and Louis the Delmonico era legends, with reminiscences from Ed Linen about 50 years ago and a playful tour through 1935 nightlife and culture.
Chewton Christian Church outlines its Sunday programs Bible school at 10 with Howard Houk as superintendent worship and Lord's Supper at 11 International Bible Sunday observed Y P E evening service at 7 30 God s Word a Lamp Prayer circle meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Kelly on Snake Run Road scripture study titled Parables of Grace. J C Yoho and Rev N E Allen drove to Cleveland to deliver a generous offering of food clothing and cash to the Christian Home for Children. The offering was received on Thanksgiving Day.
A party from Marionville, Pennsylvania returned from a week of hunting. Participants were Stephen Sewczak, Rudy Piecuk, Henry Toman, and Stanley Skoczylas. Skoczylas bagged a six point buck weighing about 160 pounds.
S. W. Badger and sons Chester and Elmer with P. J. Tillia Lawrence Tillia and Andrew Powell Jr are spending the weekend in Potter County for hunting.
Violet and Thomas Houk were callers in Ellwood City on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank Smith of East New Castle visited with Mrs. Mary Powell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Wurtemberg spent Wednesday evening with friends in Chewton. Mrs. Margaret Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Powell of Rochester spent Sunday with Elizabeth and George Shallenberger.
At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in King Humbert hall on Division street the Umberto Primo society will elect officials for 1936. President Raymond Peluso announced the plan today.
Sunday at 2 PM a special meeting of Hebrew Free Loan Gimilis Chesed will be held at Tifereth Israel synagogue on South Jefferson street. A note on etymology explains mausoleum derives from the tomb of Mausolus erected by Artemisia.
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