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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
34
In Paris the Rue de Rivoli beggar who once advertised I speak English removed the sign as the dollar’s fall and German influx lessen the appeal of speaking English. The snippet notes golf’s appeal as constant batting.
Governor Gifford Pinchot rejects a special session to pursue impeachment of judges tied to J. P. Morgan favors. He demands resignations of Supreme Court Justices Schaffer and Kephart and urges Baldride to step down, saying Pennsylvanians do not want J. P. Morgan influencing the courts.
Mrs. Francis Kuhn hosted a surprise birthday party for her husband Friday evening at Tent Hall. Guests enjoyed games and social time, followed by a lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. Lee Allen. Gifts were given to the honoree.
Mr and Mrs D B McBride spent Tuesday with relatives in Meadville Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs D Heckathorne and family were dinner guests Tuesday of the latter's sister in Transfer. Mr and Mrs Nelson Philips and sons of Youngstown were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs E B Cover. Mrs H C Kretzer and daughter Mary Eleanor were dinner guests Tuesday of Mrs Helen Cowden Lowellville. Mr and Mrs Ernest Fisher called Wednesday on his sister Mrs Elmer Baird en route to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C L Carlisle and family visited her mother Mrs Jennie McFarlane New Bedford Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J F Wright and sons of Poland Struthers road visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs H C Kretzer. Mr and Mrs F A Montgomery attended the funeral of the latter's aunt Mrs Melissa Houston at Mercer Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Montgomery of Grove City were dinner guests Thursday evening of the former's brother F A Montgomery. T E Baird Miss Eva Baird and Mr and Mrs Harry Reed and family of Mt Jackson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy McBride. Floyd Harry of New Bedford visit...
HARLANSBURG families from New Castle and nearby towns joined Mr. and Mrs. S M Kneram, Mr. and Mrs. Will Dean, and others for dinners and social visits. Guests included Grace Barwell, Joan Mills, Albert Locke, and Elizabeth Baker among several households. They toured Highland parks and the zoo and spent the day at West View park, marking a festive Decoration Day gathering with extended family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Francis Brown hosted Thomas Edwin Browns first birthday at a six o clock dinner attended by grandparents Mr and Mrs George McConahy of near Plaingrove and Mr and Mrs R M Brown of Volant R D plus Mr and Mrs William McConahy A separate party honored Georgie Jinks with a birthday surprise at Andrew Johnsons home attended by about 30 guests Tw enty candles on the cake Georgie received a wrist watch and a diamond ring for her 20th birthday anniversary after supper games and social pastimes followed
Kenneth Speer arrives safely in California and stays with his sister. Numerous visits highlight a week of social calls in Mercer and nearby towns including New Castle Slippery Rock Erie and Pittsburgh with gatherings at the Brenneman Miller Locke Eakin and Harlan households plus attendance at State Teachers College events and a Michael reunion.
Harrisburg report for January to April 1933 shows thirty two percent of the 13 594 motor vehicle accidents occurred at street intersections. Twenty four percent happened between intersections and about twenty percent on straight rural highway stretches. Fifty six percent of all accidents occurred within cities or towns.
Rev Dr Norman Vincent Peale of Marble Collegiate Church hails Happy Days Are Here Again as worthy of church hymnals. He says the Democratic battle hymn, in spirit, conveys the core Gospel message of good news.
Exports of silver from China to the United States from April 24 to May 3 totalled 15,251,457 ounces, worth $4,869,921. Shanghai observers say exports profitable after April 22 will likely continue while the New York Shanghai value disparity remains, unless Chinese export duties rise or an embargo is imposed.
Boston correspondent Miss Margaret E Walbridge of Russell Kansas reports that Solomon Ka Dinuzulu king of the Zulus died March 4 at age 42 in the Kraal of Chief Kam bi The passing mourned by a million Zulus according to Miss Walbridge Nt is the chemical symbol for nitrogenen
Months of tests show older gasoline goes stale evaporates and loses light ends while fresh Gulf gas saves money through better performance. Gulf’s R D R process keeps fuel fresh longer and high speed delivery brings fresh gas to pumps nationwide. A tankful today promises powers and efficiency from Gulf gas.
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