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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1935

Page

8

Seventh Ward Bible Class Hosts 17 for Dinner in North Cedar

Mrs R C Cather and Mrs Frank Gibson hosted the McCoy Bible class of Ma honing M E church at North Cedar street. Emma Moss chaired the business meeting and lunch was served for 17 guests with Christmas touches. Next meeting scheduled in one month.

R. C. Cather North Cedar Street Frank Gibson Mahoning M. E. Church Emma Moss Bennett Cather Ss. C. W George Cook Prsbeyterian Newell Avenue C. E. Dungan Dietrich KE. Dungan

Presbyterian Church Services and Schedules

Corner of North Cedar and East Cherry streets Rev D C Schnebly pastor Sunday school at 9 45 am led by Arthur Walker superintendent morning worship at 11 with sermon Our Heritage 400 Years of the Printed English Bible Junior Endeavor at 2 30 pm Intermediate society at 6 45 pm evening worship at 7 45 pm topic Elisha the Ideal Pastor of the Old Testament

Presbyterian Church North Cedar East Cherry Streets D.C. Schnebly Arthur Walker Elisha

Deer Buck Boosts Mr Earl Hunt In McKean County

Mr and Mrs Tipp Earl of North Cedar street returned home Thursday from McKean county where Mrs Earl visited her sister while Mr Earl hunted deer. He is proud owner of a 6 point buck weighing 150 pounds and says deer are more plentiful than rabbits in the area.

Mrs. Tipp Earl North Cedar Street McKean County

Saint Margarets Church Service Schedule

St Margaret's Church corner of Second and Clayton streets with Rev Fr A P Scholz as pastor offers Masses Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 and Christian Doctrine at 1:30 PM.

ST. Margaret’s Second and Clayton Streets A. P. Scholz

Methodist Church Notices at East Madison Corner

Corner of East Madison avenue and North Cedar street invites parishioners to Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Q E Davy with Rev C C Hagadorn as pastor.

Methodist East Madison Avenue North Cedar Street Cc. H. Hagadorn Q. E. Davy

Christian Companionship Sermon Schedule

Morning worship at 11 o clock features a sermon titled A Christian I Am Your Friend by the pastor. Senior Epworth League gathers at 6 30 p m and evening services begin at 7 45 with the subject Jesus You Are My Friends.

Epworth League Jesus

Parish Mass Schedule at Cedar and Wabash Corner

Rev. Fr. Ss. Ippolito presides at the corner of North Cedar street and East Wabash avenue with Masses at 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m Sunday school at 2 p m.

Cedar Street East Wabash Avenue Ss. Ippolito

West Madison Church Service Schedule

Rev W W Sniff pastors a Sunday at West Madison avenue with 9 45 Sunday school led by Robert Park superintendent. Morning worship 10 45 sermon titled Plus. Young People's meeting 6 45. Evening service 7 45 with sermon by the pastor.

West Madison Avenue W. W. Sniff Robert Park

Hi Y delegates head to Punxsutawney convention

Samuel Davy of North Cedar street travels Friday to Punxsutawney to represent George Washington junior high Hi-Y at an annual convention that runs through the weekend.

Samuel Davy North Cedar Street Punxsutawney George Washington Junior High School

North Liberty hunter bags 9 point buck near Warren Pa

Archie Stewart of North Liberty street bagged a 9 point buck near Warren Pennsylvania after four days of hunting. The deer weighed 180 pounds and had to be dragged five miles to camp.

Archie Stewart North Liberty Street Warren

Local Notices and Visits From Pittsburgh Residents

Dick Thompson visits Pittsburgh on Thursday. Frank Kerr and Pearl Kerr on West Cherry street ill at home. Fred Grey of Aliquippa, once in this ward, critically ill at home. Mrs. L. A. More ill at home on West Madison avenue. Kenneth Wilson from Pittsburgh spends weekend at North Liberty street. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Hockman visit son Norval in Portsmouth Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thompson of Pittsburgh visit Merle Adamo’s family on West Madison avenue.

Dick Thompson Mr. Jackson Pittsburgh Frank Kerr West Cherry Street Pearl Kerr Fred Grey Aliquippa Kenneth Wilson North Liberty Street T. N. Hockman West Madison Avenue Norval Portsmouth, Va C. C. Thompson Merle Adamo

Local men head to woods for deer hunting over weekend

Several locals traveled to Marienville Wharton and Pithole for deer hunting. By Tuesday only Mac Garner had returned to Forrest County with a 10 point duck, signaling mixed results for the group.

Big Woods John Marette Paul Thompson George McConahay Harry Yeager Marienville Ralph Sholler Elmer Perdue C. L. Hunt Wharton Potter County W. J. Allen John Allen Wendell Shaw Pithole Mac Garner Forrest County Forest County

Stralows Return From Lyndon Visit

Mr and Mrs Albert Stralow of Lyndon Illinois return home after visiting Mrs Stralow's brother Fay L Coblentz and other relatives for a week.

Albert Stralow Lyndon, Illinois

Church Schedule Highlights Morning Worship and Sunday School

Presbyterian service at 10:00 with Rev. David K. Kerr. Sunday school at 11:00 led by Harold Shaw. Methodist Sunday school at 10:15 led by Paul Thompson. morning service at 11:15 by Rev. E. D. Thompson. Epworth League at 7:00. evening service at 7:30.

Presbyterian David K. Kerr Harold Shaw Methodist Paul Thompson E. D. Thompson Epworth League

Wendell Allen Improves After Ten Day Confinement

Wendell Allen who has been confined to his home for ten days with an infected leg is improving and able to be around some. About three months ago Mr. Allen, while unloading a car of lumber,

Wendell Allen Mr. Allen

Man Recovers After Leg Splinter Removal

A splinter in his leg required removal two weeks ago. The injury has improved but limits use of the leg for some time.

Thanksgiving visits and moves across towns

Miss Carolina Ross of New Castle visited relatives during Thanksgiving. Prof. Henry Potter of Pittsburgh schools vacationed at his home here. Miss Bernice Litzenberg of New Wilmington visited her mother, Mrs. Daisy Litzenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCracken and son visited George Whitman of Cooperstown. Miss June Wilson of Kane returned home after staying with Miss Dora Packer. Mrs. Maude McCracken returned home after visiting George Whitman. Paul Thompson and Carter Johnston resumed studies at Westminster College after the holiday. Mrs. L. V. Martin returned home after Thanksgiving with brother Robert Sutton and family of Warren Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fletcher and daughter Elizabeth moved to Indiana Pa to settle there. Fletcher, previously in charge of Reich Company creamery locally, was transferred to Indiana Pa.

Henry Potter Pittsburgh Bernice Litzenberg New Wilmington Daisy Litzenberg Glenn McCracken George Whitman Cooperstown June Wilson Kane Dora Packer Maude McCracken Paul Thompson Carter Johnston Westminster College Harold Fletcher Elizabeth Indiana, Pa Fletcher The Reich Company

East Brook Grange Elects Officers in November Meeting

The East Brook Grange elected officers for the coming year on Thursday night November 28. Names include Master John Robinson Overseer W R Walton Lecturer Mae McConaghy Steward T L Lindsey Assistant Steward George Young Chaplain M M Ingham Treasurer E C Bowden Secretary Mrs John B Moore Gate Keeper Frank Alborn Pomona M M Ingham Ceres Mrs Frank Alborn Flora Mrs John Sides Lady Assistant Steward Helen Young Executive Committee J B Jameson Purchasing Agent J B Jameson Pianist Mrs M M Ingham. No meeting next week due to State Grange in New Castle. Next regular meeting December 26 with a Grange program.

East Brook Grange John Robinson W. R. Walton Mae McConaghy Stewart T. L. Lindsey George Young M. M. Ingham E. C. Bowden John B. Moore Frank Alborn Pomona Ceres Flora John Sides Helen Young J. B. Jameson State Grange New Castle Grange the Grange

Pomona Grange Meeting Attended by Local Community

Community members attended Pomona Grange on Wednesday at Moravia Presbyterian Church with North Beaver Grange as hostess. Those present included George W. Patterson Mae McConaghy Lucille Patterson John Robinson John Moore W M Mayberry A E Pontius T L Lindsey M M Ingham E C Bowden J A Young and George Young.

Pomona Grange Moravia Presbyterian Church North Beaver Grange George W. Patterson Mae McConaghy Lucille Patterson John Robinson John Moore W. O. Mayberry A. E. Pontius T. L. Lindsey M. M. Ingham E. C. Bowden J. A. Young George Young

Women’s Missionary Society Meets at East Brook U P

The Women’s Missionary society of East Brook United Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday December 11 at 10 00 a m in the home of Mrs Carl Richael A tureen dinner will be served at noon

Women’s Missionary Society of the East Brook U. P Carl Richael

Local Social Notes From Beaver Area

Grace McCreary and daughter Jean visited Beaver on Saturday evening. Charles Bannon of Willow Grove called on R J Barron on Tuesday. Ralph Boyles spent Thanksgiving with grandmother Gertrude Michaels in New Castle. James McConnell family celebrated Thanksgiving with his sister Oliver Kerr in Harlansburg. George Pontius and daughter Edna of Ellwood City road were guests of Mrs Pontius parents Martin Booher.

Charles Bannon Willow Grove R. J. Barron Ralph Boyles Gertrude Michaels New Castle James McConnell McConnell Oliver Kerr Harlansburg George Pontius Edna Ellwood City Road Pontius Martin Booher

New Bedford Freshman and Professor Enter Pack in Magic Show

In New Wilmington a packed student house witnessed Bernard Chill and Professor Walter Biberich perform a target magic show. Biberich’s box escape drew a $1000 reward for explanations, while Chill as Monsieur Magehi staged a levitation routine. Proceeds support Target senior women’s honorary group for scholarships.

New Wilmington New Bedford Bernard Chill Walter Biberich Biberich Chill Monsieur Magehi Target

Minor auto incidents reported in Canton Greensburg and Huron area

Edgar L Blair of Canton reported his car struck a telephone pole on State street hill around 445 pm yesterday while descending the hill. Steve Mance of Greensburg said a Pennsylvania registered car 31377 collided with his car entering Armstrong alley from Cro ton avenue. Alfred Figuly of Huron avenue said a street car stopped in front of his car on East Washington street at Sutton street intersection and his truck hit the street car.

Edgar L. Blair Canton State Street Steve Mance Greensburg Crotton Avenue Armstrong Alley Pennsylvania Alfred Figuly Huron Avenue East Washington Street Sutton Street Figuly

Quotarians to Host Westminster College President Monday

December 7, 1935. At the Quota club dinner in the Elks club rooms Dr. R. F. Galbreath president of Westminster College will speak. He is an old friend and Quotarians welcome his visit and guests on Monday night. Reva Gormley, secretary.

Elks Clubs R. F. Galbreath Westminster College

Empl0yes Robbed at Packing Plant in Youngstown

Four Cudahy Packing Company employees in Youngstown were held up by two gunmen on Friday afternoon. The robbers took $200, then fled across Erie tracks, forcing a motorist from his car before escaping in his machine.

Youngstown Cudahy Packing Company

United States Bureau of Internal Revenue Speaker at Meeting

Dear Brother Lion announces Walter H. Patterson, local resident, will speak next Tuesday on Baby Bonds. The Blind committee reports extensive Christmas party preparations and forthcoming arrangements. Signed by secretary Thomas I. Elliott.

Lion Walter H. Patterson United States Bureau of Internal Revenue Thomas I. Elliott

Legion Endorses Salvation Army Drive In New Castle

Commander James E Moorhead of Perry S Gaston post 343 American Legion praises the Salvation Army drive for a 2500 goal and urges New Castle residents to contribute. The letter notes broad civic support and the Army’s quiet, effective work in the community.

James E. Moorhead Perry S. Gaston American Legion New Castle Legion Salvation Army Army

Constable sworn in eighth ward as 1936 begins

John Steinbrink elected constable of the eighth ward on November 5 was sworn in by Judge James A. Chambers. He takes office January 6, 1936. Repeal was half successful, intended to end Prohibition and rottenness.

John Steinbrink Eighth Ward James A. Chambers Steinbrink

Card Of Thanks From Gibson Family

The Gibson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They acknowledge floral tributes and car donations.

City officials seek federal airport funding and new hires

Louis Genkinger and Alfred Chilton told the council the federal government will spend 162000 on an airport here if land is secured. City and county share about 20000 for tools and land. a land option exists. Federal inspectors may visit. a conference is planned. Budget includes five new police officers and four firemen to be assigned in January.

Louis Genkinger Chamber of Commerce Alfred Chilton Department of Public Affairs Fire Department

Car Skid Upsets as It Strikes Ice on Hill

Seventh Ward letter carrier Leroyd B. Allshouse escaped unharmed when his car skidded and overturned on an ice slick on East Long Avenue hill about 7 this morning. He lived at 931 Franklin Avenue and was en route to the Seventh Ward post office branch. The vehicle was badly damaged.

Seventh Ward Leroyd B. Allshouse Long Avenue Allshouse Franklin Avenue

Widow Rose Smith thanks for sympathy and flowers

Mrs Rose Smith expresses gratitude to those who extended sympathy kindness after her bereavement and for flowers and cars donated.

Rose Smith

Every whistle and horn tell a story in the Digest

The Digest notes each whistle of a locomotive and every horn sound as meaningful signals, yet the publication balks at printing such sounds. It highlights how noise conveys message and mood, shaping public perception even when not officially documented.

the Digest

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