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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
5
Washington at a Glance analyzes party dynamics as currents shift between Democrats and Republicans. It quotes former Senator Moses and Congressman Burns on principles versus opportunism, speculates on new divisions, and questions whether conservatism dominates today, noting Townsend plan as radical.
Central Press reports a New York meeting of puzzlers as an American dairy farmer explains his puzzle passion. He discusses time spent on puzzles, crossword attitudes, and the appeal of cryptograms and anagrams, with humorous and somber examples, then asks a favor to tie his bow tie at his hotel.
New Wilmington high school held commencement at United Presbyterian church on Friday evening with Dr. Cameron Ross of Edinboro State Teachers College as speaker. Dr. Hugh M. Hart presented diplomas to 31 seniors including Eugene Ammon Walter Cheers William Hunt Michael Kudelka John Detweiler and others.
The poetry study group marks its second anniversary with a June 2 gathering at the Free Public Library at 7 30 p m. Miss Mildred Zahnisey presents a James Russell Lowell paper, plus a poems set to music and nature verses.
Congressman Charles R. Eckert of Beaver supports disciplining Dr. Fran I. Townsend founder of the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan for refusing to testify to the House investigative committee. Townsend and two aides declined to answer subpoenas, prompting contempt proceedings. The House passed a resolution for Townsend and his aides to be prosecuted, a record-listed vote. Eckert voted in favor as the measure passed by standing vote. Additional notes describe social visits and a funeral service for Miss Minnie Hodgsen at the Presbyterian church.
North Liberty LaVerne Seth a patient in Grove Ory hospital is reported much better. Francis George visited Doutie Snyder of Mercer on Friday evening. Richard McDill of Harrisville spent Wednesday with his uncle George Burdon. William Riley of New Castle visited Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs H W Humphreys. Evelyn Brenneman and Mrs Everett Hepler of Erle are guests this week of Mrs Arthur Kay. Rev and Mrs Fulton of Mon Esson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs T A George. Loyd Seth of Morristown N J was guest of his sister Mrs Everett Moore and family last week. Mrs Robert Elder and sang of Iredonia spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs T A George. Mrs Edith Shillings of New Castle returned home after ten days with her sister Mrs Eva Campbell. Mrs Gustiferson and children Miss Hortense Scannell of Nunhot spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Pred Scannell, Miss Mary Moss and Jean Me
Wolves club members gather for their regular dinner meeting on Tuesday evening at 6 30 oclock in the Elks club on North Mill street.
Phi Pi Phi fraternity of Westminster College won the Inter fraterity sing contest held on the South Terrace before the Senior dance for the third straight year. The cup will be rejoined permanently by the winner. A newcomer Omicron Mu Gamma challenged, while Alpha Gamma Delta, the two year winner, did not prevail.
The Pin Pichi fraternity group, coached by Charles A. Lehy, won the secure permanent possession at the sorority cup. Brakenrice The cups were presented during intermission by President R. FL Gale.
Dr William E Schramm pastor of St Mark's church marked his 40th anniversary in Lutheran ministry with a Sunday sermon count of 4484 and 753 funerals and 672 marriages. The St Mark's congregation plans a reception at the church tonight to honor him.
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