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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

6

Youthful Slayer Plans Career Behind Prison Walls

Paul Uhing, 19, who killed his father, changed his plea to guilty at Kittanning, Pa. He was sentenced on a manslaughter verdict. His lawyer cited a birth mental disorder with the help of a psychiatrist. He said he would pursue a writing career while at Huntington reformatory.

Internadio and News Servicg Kittanning Paul Uhing Steve Uhing Huntington Reformatory Paul E. O. Golden

Births Announced for Fobes and Gimmernmint Families

Mr and Mrs Carl Fobes of R F D No 5 announce the birth of a daughter at Jameson Memorial hospital on December 22 Mr and Mrs Henry Gimmernmint of New Castle R PD 1 announce the birth of a daughter on December 14 named Camilla Catherine Zimmerman Fresh cod liver oil stains on baby clothes may be removed by rubbing with a dry cleaning solvent and washing in warm suds

Carl Fobes Jameson Memorial Hospital Henry Gimmernmint New Castle R. PD. 1 Camilla Catherine Zimmerman

Local church class hosts evening of songs and gifts

Miss Leah Davis hosts Highland United Presbyterian Sunday school class at her Norwood home with Mrs Edith Duell leading. Guests include Miss Virginia Altman. Mrs Ralph Davis and sister Betty provide refreshments. The event celebrates Mrs Frank Mariacher's birthday with 35 attendees and gift exchanges. Lunch by Mrs John Mariacher and Mrs Maurice Jones. FP B G Bridge club holds Christmas party at Frances Ruchowski's home with card games, gifts, and refreshments. Mary Kitma to host December 28. Mrs Erma Ray returns from Pittsford and Rochester after visiting Colgate Theological Seminary Christmas party and attends a Seminary dinner as guest.

Leah Davis Norwood Avenue Highland United Presbyterian Church Edith Duell Virginia Altman Ralph Davis Betty John Mariacher Maurice Jones FP. B. G. Bridge Club Frances Ruchowski Cascade Street Eleanor Jermakowles Catharine Babiars Mary Kitma Moravin Street Erma Ray Hillcrest Avenue Paul Aron Pittsford N. Y Rochester Colgate Theological Seminary

Minor Complaints Reported To City Police

Paul Prasek of 753 La Jrop street reported a gray checked wool blanket stolen from his car last night. Other police court notes mention a missing small black male Spaniel, a family dispute on Sampson Street, a man seen with a gun on Preston Avenue, a man who lost his hat and overcoat at a restaurant, loose dogs and chickens on Vine Street, and a dog fatally hit on Walnut Street. Mussolini reportedly eased grip on Italy per the Pasadena Post.

Paul Prasek North Jackson Lahrop Street J. C. Poster Lincoln Avenue Pélite Sampson Street Preston Avenue Vine Street Walnut Street

Personal Mentions Reflect Busy Holiday Travels in New Castle

A parade of residents and visitors is listed as spending the holidays or short visits in New Castle. Names include Mrs H Cook, Mrs C Crisci and son Harry, William N Chil, Mrs B E Foster and Dolly, Hugo Ciazza, Miss Margaret Garvin, Mrs Frank T Graham, Mrs Thomas Conlon, Mike Ceter, Mrs Glen Orr, Mr and Mrs Charles Bullis, Mrs Nicholas Biasucci, James De Muccio, Robert Eakin, Miss Margareth Thomas, Mr and Mrs Louis Dean, Joan Lucille Cox, Oscar Van Dyke, Catherine Steece, Mrs E B Ray and family, Miss Elsie Beals, Don McGrew, Mrs Ida Doller, David Jones, Alberta Reeher, Miss Jane Moore, Philip B Pearson Jr, William Fleming, Miss Margaret Bordonaro, Miss Verna Hanlon, Mrs Josephine Iolson, Lewis Brown, Harry Williams, Prothonotary R M Campbell, Kenneth McLure, Robert Perry, Whorsten Nelson, Dr Ronald Whitacre, Mr and Mrs Pred Charles and family, Fred Blaha, Miss Miriam Woolcock, Miss Gladys Rich, Mrs O P McKee, Lloyd J R Rich.

H. Cook Dewey Avenue Ewing Irons Beaver New Castle C. Crisci Harry Croton Avenue Picksburgh William N. Chil Youngstown Ohio BE. 1 Foster Dolly North Cedar Street Pittsburgh Hugo Ciazza Philips Place Detroit Mich Margaret Garvin Cleveland Frank T. Graham Thomas Conlon Mike Ceter Petersburg Jameson Memorial Hospital Glen Orr Hillcrest Avenue West Penn Hospital Charles Bullis Newell Avenue Atlanta HH. Co. Ray Nicholas Biasucci Fast Home Street James de Muccio South Jefferson Street Sixth Street Ellwood City Robert Eakin Exeter College Exeter Mass East Street Margareth Thomas Indiana State ‘Teachers’ College Park Avenue Louis Dean Arlington Avenue Akron Joan Lucille Gilbert A. Cox Walmo Oscar van Dyke Wellsville E. J. McKee East Lutton Street Catherine Steece Grimes Sir E. B. Ray Erma Bud Elsie Beals Moody Avenue Mercer JL. Reeher County Line Street Indiana State Teachers College Jane Moore Lincoln Avenue Sweet Briar College Sweet Brier Philip B. Pearson, Jr P. B. Pearson Falls Street Bowdoin College Bruinswick William Fleming Girard College Philadelphia Harlansburg Road Benjamin Brown Northwestern University Harry Williams West North Street R. M. Campbell Crycat Klas Nelson Milton Street Ronald Whitacre Hueron Road Hospital City A. L. Whitacre Butler Road M's Charles Frank McClain Aliquippa Esther Dinsmore Monaca Arthur McClain Catherine Street Fred Blaha Julius Blaha East Winter Avenue Cambridge Harvard School of Business Administration Miriam Woolcock Daniel B. Woolcock Blaine Street Mt. Holyoke Gladys Rich Clarion State Teachers College New Castle Publi Schools Jeft Ogden Utah O. P. McKee Columbus White Cross Hospital of Ohio State University Lloyd J. R. Rich H. Lloyd Rich Pennsylvania State College of Optometry Phi Theta Epsilon

Big Stage Show At The Penn Theatre

The Penn Theatre announces a big stage and screen show booked for Christmas Eve at the Penn. Doors open at 12 502 and the event is set for Sunday night at the venue.

The Penn Penn Theatre

Missionary Meetings Highlight Religious Circles

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist church led a Thursday session with devotionals by Maud Montgomery and a study review by H. M. Harris. A January 18 luncheon follows, as the School of Prophet and Prayer at 923 Croton Ave opens daily except some hours. Evening Q and A on Saturday at 7 30 features Elder William R. Stewart overseeing programs guided by the Holy Spirit. Widespread attendance at the West Pittsburg Valley Way Mission for Axe Handle Religion. W F Miller's sermon theme draws crowds daily.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the School of Prophet and Prayer and Faith Croton Avenue Wiliam R. Stewart W. F. Miller Valley Way West Pittsburg Road Women's Home Missionary Society First Methodist Church L. M. Buchanan Delaware Avenue Margaret Shields J. K B. Hees Carl Hart Nazareth Jesus

Vets And Ladies Plan Christmas Party Next Week

Arrangements are made by committees from the Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars and their Ladies Auxiliary for their annual Christmas party in Clenden nin Hall on Thursday evening December 28. The program begins with a dinner at 8 o'clock followed by a kiddies treat and old-fashioned dancing. James Davis chairs the McBride Post committee and Mrs Ruth Conner chairs the Auxiliary committee.

Bern Harry L. McBride Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies’ Auxiliary Clendennin Hall James Davis McBride Post Ruth Conner

Abandon Plans for Sharon Sharon and Nearby Liquor Stores

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced temporary abandonment of plans to open state stores at Sharon in Mercer County and Slatington in Lehigh County. It named ten additional sites for store options and rushed preparations to open by January. Contracts were let for alterations to 36 stores statewide amid a surge of liquor license applications, with 352 licenses granted and 63 refused for space or technical reasons.

Cinternationnal News Services Harrisburg Sharon Mercer County Slatington Lehigh Co Liquor Control Board

May Put Teeth In Rail Laws

Chicago December 22 Officers of the Railway Labor Executives Association prepared a legislative program for Congress to amend the Railway Labor Act to strengthen enforcement. The plan calls for railroad run mediation, adjustment boards and a six-hour day for 1,036,000 class 1 railway workers while preserving current pay scales. Estimates place the cost at about 300 million dollars yearly to the railroads, with railroads citing higher figures.

Cibternational News Service Chicago Railway Labor Executives’ Association Today Congress Agan F. Whitney The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen

Italan Mothers Club of the Y W C A Hosts Christmas Party

Members of the Italan Mothers club at the Y W C A enjoyed a festive night with games and Christmas gift exchanges. Refreshments were served in a cheerfully decorated setting, capturing the holiday spirit.

Italan Mothers Club

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