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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
5
Figule to Leave on European Tour
William Figule and his daughter Theresa, of 1612 Huron Avenue, will depart Wednesday morning for New York City to sail for Europe. This first European trip in 28 years will begin in Kronstadt Transylvania to visit a sister, then continue touring Europe. A farewell party was held last night by Eintracht Singing Society members at the Taylor Street clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Figule
Theresa
Huron Avenue
New York City
Europe
Figule
Kronstadt
Transylvania
Mr. Figule
Eintracht Singing Society
Taylor Street
New Castle Delegates Attend Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session
New Castle delegates attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania sessions in Harrisburg led by Attorney Clifford Fenton for New Castle Lodge No. 195 others Mrs George Tribby and Mrs William Petiit of Warren Avenue represent New Castle Lodge No. 40 Ladies of Rebekah auxiliary. assemblies of past patriarchs and district deputy grand masters to meet. about 200 members invested with past grand and grand lodge decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
New Castle
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania
Clifford Fenton
George Tribby
William Petiit
Warren Avenue
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
The
Grand Lodge
Legion Awards Honor Eighth Grade Students
Perry S. Gaston Post No 343 American Legion announced additional Legion Medals for outstanding eighth grade students. Joseph George McGowan at St Marys Parochial School received the award presented by James Brice and Orville Potter. Joshua Kaplan at George Washington Junior High was honored by Major Wadlin eer John D. Kennedy and Chester Sweesy. Louis Mooney of Shenango Township School received the medal presented by Ralph Montgomery and Attorney Walter W. Braham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Joseph George McGowan
St. Mary's Parochial School
James Brice
Orville Potter
George Washington Junior High School
Joshua Kaplan
Guy J. Wadlineer
John D. Kennedy
Chester Sweesy
Shenango Township
Louis Mooney
Butler Road
Ralph Montgomery
Walter W. Braham
Wolves Club Plans Ladies Night at Elk's Club
The Wolves Club will hold Ladies Night this evening at the Elk's Club. It is a dinner and social evening for the wives sweethearts and families of members with a large attendance anticipated and a pleasant program arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves Club
The
Elk's Club
Vets Bugle Corps Rehearsal Planned at Armory
Members of the Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars bugle and drum corps will rehearse at the Armory this evening at 8 oclock. The recently reorganized group appeared on Memorial Day and impressed during the parade. They expect to continues rehearsals and form a well organized corps in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugle
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Injured Woman Shows Slight Improvement After Crash
Dora Weatherby of 422 Epworth Street remained in New Castle hospital after a Saturday night collision on Liberty Street between her car and a truck. The report notes she is slightly improved and receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Weatherby
Epworth Street
Liberty Street
New Castle Hospital
Power Trust Under Fire at Governors Conference
Governor Pinchot denounces public utilities as a national threat and mocks the proposed topic, urging federal action to counter four dominant groups. Governor Ritchie of Maryland prepares a late session on prohibition and states’ rights as debates linger on control of electric power and corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Pinchot
Ritchie
Bureau of Applied Economics
United States
Morgan
Mellon
Harris
Forbes
Insull
Pennsylvania
Lawmaker McElwee Pushes Fourth Class City Legislation
Lawrence County representative William McElwee Jr. sent four bills to the governor while in his first term. He backed changes to state practice acts on denials, stray animal disposal, Workmen’s Compensation appeal notifications, and an election reform package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Third Class
Board of Auditors
House
William McElwee Jr
New Wilmington
Lawrence County
Mc McElwee
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
McElwee
Mr. McElwee
Court of Common Pleas
Ellwood City Hospital
Pennsylvania Elections Association
Committee of Seventy
Philadelphia
Bart Richards
New Castle
Pennsylvania Election Association
Richards
Perry Gaston Post
State Department of the Legion
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fifty Take Tests To Become Drivers In Pennsylvania
About 50 people took driving tests today on Sampson Street for operator licenses in Pennsylvania. Tests are held every Tuesday by the State Highway Patrol at the location north of Castle Bowl. The patrolman said women pass at roughly the same rate as men, and noted men are involved in more accidents simply due to there being more male drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania
Sampson Street
Castle Bowl
Pad quality claim sparks Kotex comparison warning
An editorial urges shoppers to beware, arguing that a sanitary pad cannot match Kotex unless produced in the Kotex factory with unique machinery and strict cleanliness. It warns buyers to demand genuine Kotex rather than imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex
State Police Quietly Patrol to Curb Chicken Thieves
Chicken thieves have been unusually quiet in recent weeks as State Police patrol various roads in fast cars to check the epidemic of thefts in the area.
Brick Job Delivers 6.3 Million Bricks for Prison
The Pearson Brick company will ship about 6.3 million bricks to Lewisburg Pennsylvania for the federal prison. Rail officials estimate 13 909 bricks per carload and about 350 carloads are needed. If in one line the haul would form four freight trains, but cars will move in small batches as produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewisburg
Pearson Brick Company
Thirty Three May Contagion Cases Reported
During May the city health department tallies about 33 contagious illness cases with one typhoid case. The patient recovered. Health bureau notes no referrals were necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Department of Health
Physicians to Cover Dr Steen’s Duties at Clifton Springs
Cases are referred to physicians who agreed to supervise Dr Steen’s work during his vacation at Clifton Springs. He is expected to return home this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Clifton Springs
Fireworks Business Reported Improving
Paul Fazzoni of Fazzoni Brothers reports stronger demand for display fireworks with a large Fourth of July order from a Pittsburgh country club and shipments to Chicago and elsewhere. The plant is expanding activity for a robust season. Also notes that some Japanese temples display hair ropes used in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fazzoni
Fazzoni Brothers
Rebecca Street
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pazzoni Brothers
Two Contagious Cases Reported
The city health department reports two contagions in the last 24 hours. Gerald Potter, 7, 937 Maryland Avenue, has chickenpox, and Ruth Cunningham, 7, 514 Wildwood Avenue, has measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Nixon
Gerald Potter
Maryland Avenue
Ruth Cunningham
Wildwood Avenue
Sixty Gardens At Disposal Grounds
Frank Nugent, superintendent, says no ground at the city disposal plant will go to waste this year. At least 60 plots have been allotted and 69 gardens are being grown with vegetables in all varieties. Most gardeners come from the Seventh ward and the grounds lie along the improved highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nugent
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Genevieve
Penn Theatre
Megown
E. Washington Street
Realty
Odd Fellows Gathering
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Gaston Post
Vets Bugle Corps
Power Trust
Ceene
Kotex Sanitary
America
Manu
Louisville, KY
Lucky Service Dance Orchestra
Brick
Pennsy
Pearson
Roy R. Cummings
North Bay Street
Stanislaus Ricz
Ashland Avenue
J. E. Ryan
Arlinston Avenue
Rufus W. Harris
Temple Avenue
Crowl Brothers Motor CO
North
Jefferson St
Dedge
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