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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

32

Pomona Grange Plans Meeting in Willard Hall

Lawrence county Pomona Grange schedules an all day session next Wednesday June 7 at Willard grange hall with morning afternoon and evening programs. Highlights include returning the traveling gavel to State Master J Audley Book by Pomona Master W S Fullerton and a memorial address by Rev S B Copeland of New Castle.

Lawrence County Pomona Grange Willard Grange J. Audley Pomona W. S. Fullerton S. B. Copeland New Castle George Dean Doris Falkman Eugene Sampson D. F. Kyle H. N. Boots S. Fullerton East Brook Grange Irwin Ropp Grange John Benson Willis Third U. P. Church

Locals Visit For Decoration Day Across Town

Mr and Mrs P W Griffin and daughter Sally Ann spent Decoration Day in Orwell with relatives and friends. Miss Josephine Gorenz of Youngstown visited her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Gorenz. James Martin and son of Youngstown visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry. Frederick Beck of West Virginia and Miss Ruth Cleveland of New Castle called on relatives. Joseph Carr of Butler road New Castle visited his son and family. Robert Daum and children of Pittsburgh spent Saturday with Miss Alice Mane w al. John B Carr and daughters were Memorial Day dinner guests of Benson and family. Richard Grimes returned from Maryland after a relative fell ill and died. Mrs W C Locke of New Castle spent Monday with her sister’s family on South Main. Mrs Guy Mane wal and daughter from Williamsport Pa came for several days. Louis Susany of Pittsburgh visited his parents and brother Joseph Susany before returning to work. Mrs 8 R Donaldson of Clintonville visited her son Russel Donaldson’s family. Arthur Bloomer and Pete Nord of New Castle visited August Nord. Dr Allen W Beale of Warren Ohio and his wife stayed with Beale family on Roosevelt Avenue. Emil Swanson and family were guests of Harry Olson’s. Mrs Harry Baun and Clarice Smith of Petersburg and Lowellville visited August Nord’s family.

Gerald E. Nord Rolland Elm Street H. W. Lukkarilla Bestview Avenue Kentucky New Castle Pauline Gorenz Ruth Anderson Margaret Anderson Martha Swanson Paul Nord Taito Puromaki John B. Carr Jessie Billie Carr Frances Griffin Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Martha Moss Eleanor Hook P. W. Griffin Mark L. Hedegore Betty Jack Kennerdale John Hedegore Clarence Kerr Trenton Mich Thelma Longfellow Maumee Sally Ann Orwell Josephine Gorenz Youngstown Anthony Gorenz James Martin Thomas Henry Frederick Beck West Virginia Ruth Cleveland Joseph Carr Butler Road Robert Daum Alice Manewal North Main Street Virginia Doris Benson Oaket Guy Manewal Williamsport Elmer B. Manewal Louis Susany Tony Vlah Joseph Susany 8. R. Donaldson Clintonville Russel Donaldson Walnut Street Arthur Bloomer Pete Nord August Nord West Poland Avenue Allen W. Beale Warren, O D. B. Beale Roosevelt Avenue Emil Swanson Warner Martha Selma Harry Olson Harry Baun Petersburg Clarice Smith Lowellvile Lester Allison Jennie Brncic Chester Alfred Ramsey Lee Farrell H. B. Drake Hiram Guy Thompson Parker’s Landing William Ramsey Leslie Ramsey Warren Ohio Floyd Robinson Kenneth Robinson Hamilton Plain Grove Margaret Lois Zoeller Lester Blake Mars Herbert Ellis Ellis Charles Cummings Jack Spencer Sandy Lake Grove City Jackson Center Mildred Spencer Frank Brewer Orange Franklin Robert Moon Marion Steiner Ralph Hay Joe Bar

Civil Engineer Warns Against Repeal of 18th Amendment

Thos A Gilkey, a veteran civil engineer, argues that alcohol harms construction work. He cites injuries at the 1909 East Washington Street bridge project and notes many workers were fired for drunkenness. He asserts sober, reliable labor is essential for safety and progress.

East Washington Street East Street Neshannock Avenue

Millburn notes varied visits and holiday gatherings

A summary of social visits and small town activities from Millburn includes Charles Cummings improving health, shoppers and guests in New Castle and Grove City, and several families visiting relatives in Ambridge, Turtle Creek, Clarksville, Mercer, Sharon, and Butler. Indiana State Teachers College student Helen Thompson returns home for summer, with Memorial Day visits and regional errands noted. The Leesburg baseball team is mentioned.

J. L. Baker Sharon C. L. Baker Pleasant Valley J. H. Armstrong Helen Thompson Indiana State Teachers College Charles Holliday and Sons

Memorial Day Gatherings and Local Visits Highlight Farrell Notes

Memorial Day events feature Alfred Ramsey and family visiting Warren Ohio relatives while others host friends from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New Castle. Several families travel to Mars Grove City and Sandy Lake for get togethers with updates on work schooling and a serenade for a newly married couple Eva Hamilton and Kenneth Robinson.

New Jersey Assembly Praises E John Long Article

The New Jersey assembly passed a resolution thanking E John Long for his National Geographic Magazine article on New Jersey resources. Long, editor of the Geographic Magazine and Washington, D C resident, is son of Jesse Long once from New Castle and longtime editor of the McKeesport News. Sandor Petofi is noted as Hungary s national poet.

New Jersey Assembly E. John Long National Geographic Magazine New Jersey Long Jesse Long New Castle

Inspections Listed by Division of Safety in Pa

Harrisburg report shows 1 330 386 motor vehicles inspected by official stations in Jan–Apr, 94.5 percent of May 1 registrations. Defective safety equipment found in 292 100 vehicles, 78 percent. Lighting equipment shortcomings led with 988 083 corrections, 74.2 percent. Second compulsory inspection period begins July 1.

Harrisburg Division of Safety Department of Revenue

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