Relief funds allocated across Pennsylvania counties
The state emergency relief board approved a June plan totaling 5,243,929.77 for needy and jobless, with 4,958,020 for food orders and 252,061 for administration. Lawrence County receives 1,043 and other counties receive varied sums including Allegheny 1,172,903 and York 49,361.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Forrest
Greene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lawrence
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Perry
Potter
Snyder
Somerset
Tioga
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
York
States Convention Program Planned by Second Baptist Church
Members of the Second Baptist Church and its Missionary Society announce a States Convention program for June 15. The feature will describe each state in poetry and song and is expected to be unusually engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Sunshine Kensington Club Meeting Report
The Sunshine Kensington club met Monday evening with Mrs. Ola Miller on State Street and eighteen members attended.
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Sunshine Kensington
Sunshine Kensington Club
Club members gather for roll call and social refreshment
Members answered roll call for a club meeting. Social activities filled the time with special guests Mrs. Georgia Miller Mrs. Edith Williams Mrs. Alice Williams Mrs. Sally Austen Mrs. Anna Morrison Miss Hattie Holiday and Mrs. Syd Hayes attending. The hostess assisted by Ola Lott and Hattie Holiday served refreshments. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Cora Morgan at 134 Mahoning Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Miller
Edith Williams
Alice Williams
Sally Austen
Anna Morrison
Hattie Holiday
Syd Hayes
Ola Lott
Cora Morgan
Mahoning Avenue
Bethlehem Bible Class Meets Friday Evening
The Bethlehem Bible class of the Second Baptist church will gather Friday at 7 30 in the church for its regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Bible
The
Second Baptist Church
Union Meeting Of Colored Churches In New Castle
The Colored Ministerial Alliance holds a union meeting of Methodist and Baptist churches in New Castle at Bethel A. M. E. church on 312 Green Street. The service starts at 3 p.m. with Rev. W. W. Nelson as speaker and his church choir singing. Rev. B. G. Shaw Jr., pastor of Bethel, acts as master of ceremonies.
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The
Colored Ministerial Alliance
Methodist and Baptist Churches of
New Castle
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
W. W. Nelson
B. G. Shaw, Jr
Eva Bowles Club to Convene at Elm Street Y W C A
Members of the Eva Bowles Club meet this evening at the Elm Street Y W C A to plan a season ending outing and wrap up activities.
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EVA Bowles Club
Eva Bowles
Elm Street
Y. W.C
New Trials Refused In Three Court Cases
Judge James A. Chambers refused new trials in three cases. Mattie H. Ridgeway vs Edna Goschke ended with a defendant verdict and no payment. M L Ailey vs Michael and Gertrude Evanoski settled for 2650 with Ailey seeking fees. T E Blake vs Orin Vance involved a disputed log hauling bill and a judge upheld the jury award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Chambers
Mattie H. Ridgeway
Edna Goschke
M. L. Ailey
Michael
Gertrude Evanoski
Ailey
T. E. Blake
Orin Vance
Chambers
Blake
Eakin Toddler Fractures Collar Bone After Memorial Day Fall
Wayne Eakin three years old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Eakin 923 Warren Avenue fell at play Memorial Day and fractured his collar bone. He is resting as easily as can be expected.
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Wayne
Earl Eakin
Warren Avenue
Dollar-Start Emergency Fund Urged Nationwide
A dollar now begins an emergency account, urging immediate action as over ten million Americans hold thrift accounts in Building and Loans and recognize the value of emergency money.
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United States
Numerous Local Residents Visiting Pittsburgh and Nearby
A list of residents from New Castle and vicinity visiting Pittsburgh, Edinboro, and Cleveland for business, pageants, hospital stays, and family visits. Names include Mrs. Charles Duff, Emmett Simpson, Mrs. James Eagan, Orville Brown, E. J. Krath, Francis Sowersby, Mrs. Nellie McClurg, Mrs. Ressa McLaughlin, Alice McGuire, B. C. McCune, Mrs. Frances Tillia, Dr. J. P. Prioletti, Ella Garroway, Anna Kilbane, Woodrow Woods, Diane Foulke, Mabel Reis, L. J. Shaughnessey, Lila Pearson, C. M. Gillespie, Thomas Naylor, J. T. Lafferty, Herman Sargeant, G. M. Koontz, William Buchanan, Grace Braatz, Eugene McDonnell, Emma Moore, Ethel Moore, Charles Reed, Josephine Stoczynska, Nettie Webster, Harry Burgess, Henry Thomas, Mrs. Harry Lackey, Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Kathryn Van Dyke, Grant Waddell, Charles Thompson, Mary Campbell, Howard M. Smith, Carl Wallace, Myron Ballard, and Lillian Ballard.
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Charles Duff
Sumner Avenue
Pittsburgh
Emmett Simpson
Butler
New Castle
James Eagan
Croton Avenue
Orville Brown
Washington, D. C
Earl Bechtel
Beaver
E. J. Krath
Neshannock Avenue
Francis S. Sowersby
Winter Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
J. P. Prioletti
East Leasure Avenue
Youngstown
Ella Garroway
North Mercer Street
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Anna Kilbane
Woodrow Woods
Diane Foulke
Lincoln Avenue
Edinboro
Kane and Wilcox
Thomas Naylor
Edward
Robert
Cecil Avenue
Charlottesville
George Kline
Wallace Avenue
J. T. Lafferty
New York City
L. S. Webster
Jefferson ‘Street
Herman Sargeant
Wheeling
West Va
Willis McMullen
Cumberland Avenue
G. M. Koontz
Sewickley
Ohio Valley
Bell Telephone Company
William Buchanan
Grace Braatz
A Memorial Hospital
Eugene McDonnell
Castle Hills
Emma
Ethel Moore
Charles Reed
Josephine Stoczynska
Park Avenue
New Bederdenue
Nettie Webster
North
Jefferson Street
H. H. Tessmer
Harry Burgess
Henry Thomas
Baltimore
Cleveland
Carl Wallace
Blaine Street
Harry Lackey
Edys
North Bay Street
Fredonia
Grant Waddell
Franklin’ Avenue
Charles Thompson
Eighth Street
Melissa
C. R. Smith
Paul
Harding Street
Darlington
Mary J. Campbell
Roberta
Mary
Billy
Wilmington Avenue
Atlantic City
Campbell
Howard M. Smith
George P. Smith
Burr M. Rogers
Carlisle Street
Lilliam Moran
West Leasure Avenue
Conneaut Lake
C. B. Hart
Garfield Avenue
Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
Home Missionary
Methodist Churches
Niles
Myron Ballard
Dorothy Jean
Northview Avenue
Lillian Ballard
Lew
Los Angeles
Calif
J. M Hastings
W. C. Price
San Diego
Raymond Johnston
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast, Lasting Eczema Relief
Advert says Peterson's Ointment quickly stops itching and soreness, banishes red cracked skin after days of use. Claims 30 years of helping with eczema, pimples, and itching skin, with a 35 cent box and companion Peterson's Medicated Soap for 10 cents.
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Peterson
Peterson’s
WCTU and LTL Host May Meeting at Scotland Home
Mrs. W. Wallace welcomed WCTU and L T L members of the Scotland Union at her home for the May meeting. Mrs. S L Wilson and Mrs. William Lowery reported on the Harbor church conference. A Mothers Day program was led by Mrs. Wimner. Members voted to patronize no store selling beer and discussed their monthly work. Mrs. John D Pattison to host in June.
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W. W. Wallace
Scotland Union
John Wimner
S. L. Wilson
William Lowery
Harbor Church
Wimner
John D. Pattison
I I MOTHERS CLUB MEETING NOTICE
Miss Josephine Stoczynska announces the I I Mothers club meeting moved from the fourth Tuesday to Thursday night June 1 in Institute club rooms.
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Josephine Stoczynska
I. I. Mother’s Club
Institute Club
No Bridge Party Delayed for Girl Reserve Club
The senior high school Girl Reserve Club postpones its bridge party from tonight to the fall season.
Weekend at Camp East Brook Girls Camp Canceled
Registration shortfall risks canceling the weekend at Camp East Brook for out of high school girls. The event scheduled for this weekend may be called off if sufficient registrations are not received by today.
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Camp East Brook
Cleaning and Dyer Union strike closes NJ shops
More than two thousand cleaning and dyeing shops across New Jersey shut down as five thousand union workers strike. The piece notes organized efforts to win freedom while aiming to regulate others.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Cleaners and Dyers Union
Y Opens Annual Learn to Swim Campaign in June
The Y M C A sponsors the Learn to Swim program for New Castle boys starting Monday June 12. Physical Director Hertry V MacNicholas said coupons printed in The News must be completed and returned. In 1932, 525 non swimmers enrolled and over 100 became proficient by campaign end.
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New Castle Boys
Hertry v. MacNicholas
Tea Party Plans At Calvary Church East Newcastle
Christian Endeavor members of Calvary Presbyterian plan a silver tea for Friday evening at 8 o'clock with an entertaining program during reception hours. The Junior Epworth League of West Pittsburgh Methodist held a Tuesday picnic for thirty juniors and mothers at the church with games led by Mrs. R. B. Withers and a later meal. Ross Brown and Rev. R. B. Withers attended as special guests, with Mrs. Lee Rice aided by Mesdames Stickle, Emery and Freed serving. The group anticipates multiple social events during the summer.
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Christian Endeavor
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
East New Castle
Epworth League
West Pittsburgh Methodist Church
R. B. Withers
Ross Brown
Lee Rice
Mesdames Stickle
Emery
Freed
Berean Bible Class to Meet Friday Afternoon
Members of the Berean Bible class will meet Friday at 2 o clock in the home of Mrs Ss R Wilkison at 206 South Crawford avenue with Mrs Frank Rudesill as teacher.
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Berean Bible Class
Ss. R. Wilkison
South
Crawford Avenue
Frank Rudesill
Guild of First Methodist Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Guild of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon for its annual business meeting and officer elections. Reports showed the guild had been most active during the year.
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Guild of the
First Methodist Church
Officers Named For Ladies Aid Society Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society named officers including Mrs W H Wood president and Mrs George Morris as member with others serving as vice presidents secretary and treasurer. The June meeting will install new officers and the Friday meeting was postponed to Friday in June. The Nazarene Church Young Married Women's class will meet tonight at Mrs Davis home on West Washington Street.
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Tive
W. H. Wood
George Morris
Harold Burgess
L. W. Platt
John Offutt
Church of the Nazarene
Meeting Postponed The Westminster Guild of the Mahoning
The Westminster Guild of the Mahoning Presbyterian Church has postponed its meeting to a later date. Members are advised to watch church notices for the rescheduled time and location.
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The
Westminster Guild of the
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Conference Aims for Success Amid Concessions
The report notes positive expectations as the conference seeks a successful outcome. It highlights willingness from the United States to consider concessions and from Europe to accept them, signaling a potential path to agreement.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
Counterfeit Bills Reported in Newark
Secret Service agents in Newark warn of new counterfeit money in denominations of 1 5 10 and 20 dollars. The imitations are said to be excellent and only slightly darker than genuine currency. The notice discusses broader social irony.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
Secret Service
Newark Post Office
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Highland Ave
Westside
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AXE & Brenneman
N. Mill St
Washington St
Red Circle Coffee
Marlin
S. Jefferson St
Giant
Sears
Jackson-Kohler
Victor
Iron City
East St
Federal Home Loan Bank
Beaver and
West Washington Sts
Michigan
Mellinger
Goslings
E. Wash. St
Dri-Brite
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
W.C.T.U and
Y. W. C. A. Notes
America
East Washington ST
East ST. Market
Reet and
Royal Free
Austin
Bear Bros
Berry Bros.’ Clear
L. Groden
Constable
Sour Fisher’s Big Store
Long Ave
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