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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
27
Alumni of New Castle high school plan a Friday June 19 reunion at The Cathedral with a large turnout expected. Class chairmen have trouble locating members due to address changes, and attendees are asked to register or notify Mrs Ethel Rentz Ferrer or Miss Mary Bigley if contact fails.
City merchants begin a summer schedule tonight, with openings at 9 a.m. and closings at 5 p.m. for June, July, and August.
A Friday personal mention notes Mr and Mrs Louis Cherol have returned from a long honeymoon and plan to reside on Division Street. It clarifies Mr Cherol is the son of Mr and Mrs James Cherol of Division Street and is not married.
The passage notes that pioneers enjoyed longer lifespans while highlighting inadequate attention to illness when sickness struck, implying limited medical response that failed to deter danger.
Ray F. Hall president of the Associated Credit Bureaus of Pennsylvania prepares to attend the National Retail Credit Association convention in Omaha Nebraska from June 16 through the rest of the week. He will meet Wednesday with directors of the state association in Pittsburgh to discuss policies for Pennsylvania credit bureaus to present to the national group.
E Lackawannock and nearby towns report a flurry of weekend and midweek social calls. Mrs. F A Hoagland hosted relatives including nieces and brothers from New Castle and Slippery Rock areas. Variations include trips to Cleveland for Mabel Yarian and a birthday party at A A Millers in New Wilmington.
Princeton news summarizes upcoming events and visits. The high school picnic is set for June 2 and the seniors travel to Pittsburgh on June 3 with chaperones listed. Commencement exercises occur June 1 with Martha Myers as valedictorian and Bernice Young as salutatorian. Various families are noted visiting and hosting in New Castle Meadville Baden Pulaski and Girard with church and school events.
Detective Thomas Lynch and Patrolman William Allgier arrested Minor Mann Saturday on West Grant Street for suspicion. He was surrendered to the state highway patrol after it was claimed he had no driver's license and was operating an auto.
Plymouth stands out in the list of features labeled All Three by having both a Safety-Steel body and Hydraulic brakes. On economy, owners report 18 to 24 miles per gallon and note reliability and comfort as key advantages.
A guide urging more fathers to let mothers vacation and proposing a summer plan for children under 14. It calls for a two to three hour daily quiet period, rigid bedtimes, fixed duties, reduced housework for mothers, and time budgets for children to pursue independent, safe activities.
John Othites of East Reynolds Street remains hospitalized in New Castle with knife wounds and is steadily improving as doctors monitor his condition.
Tuesday night at the Epworth League Institute Alumni dinner in Wesley M E church West Washington street will feature Rev Samuel L Maxwell of Oil City and Rev W L Bloomquist of Pleasantville both former New Castle pastors. Brief remarks will be offered by Nelson McCluskey, Mrs A C Hofelder, Mrs Q E Davy, Bart Richards, Mrs Agnes Conn, District Superintendent Colley, Mrs J K.
Rev J A Galbraith will be toastmaster for an evening program at the Epworth M E church with Tom Grittie leading pop singing. Don Potters trio and the Grittie Brothers quartet perform as Dorothy Baldwin, Ethel Munnell and Betty Munnell play violin. Dr W A Worner presides over a short business session and reminiscences of Allegheny College institutes follow. Dinner begins at 6:30. Americanism note condemns Italy in Ethiopia seizure and plans for a new Italian loan.
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