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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
38
Savannah News notes the Shining Star Class will meet Tuesday at 8 PM at Mrs Bloomquist home. It also lists local visitations and Memorial Day guests, plus church services with Carl Hussig class leading the evening program at 8, focusing on hymns and their history.
Nearly 40 Lawrence county bankers heard Robert C. Love of First National Bank summarize the Pennsylvania Bankers association’s Atlantic City sessions. He said the group opposed deposit insurance and cited banker reform as strengthening the system. A gala outdoor event was planned for July at the New Castle Field Club.
Washington report shows Pennsylvania farmers received 12.6 cents per pound for chickens and 13.1 cents per dozen for eggs at local markets last month, higher than national averages of 10.4 cents per pound for chickens and 11.8 cents per dozen for eggs.
Dr Elvin E Bell reflects on betrayal and loyalty as Jesus shares the Passover and institutes the Lord’s Supper. He notes Judas’s greed, Satan entering him, Peter’s denial, and Jesus’s firm declaration of truth amid trials in the final hours before the crucifixion.
Mr and Mrs Harry Mars spent a day in Saxonburg with relatives Ned Holmes and family moved from this place to a farm near Volant Miss Edna and Estella Stewart of Mercer were callers at Floyd Rodgers Mollie Stewart and Jack Stewart are spending the week with relatives in Butler Rev and Mrs H Stevenson of Farrell spent several days at the home of his son Lewis Mr and Mrs Leonard Uber and Mrs McCommon of Ellwood City were callers at Mr and Mrs C B McCommons Mr and Mrs Russell Fennick and Mr and Mrs Geo Douglass were visiting friends in East Liverpool Ohio Mr and Mrs Thos Crawford and family attended Harrisville commencement exercises Mrs Crawford s sister was one of the graduates Rev Marquard and Rev Lockner of Grove City are holding revival meetings at Mt Pleasant church Preaching every evening except Saturday Mrs Theodore Weldon and children of Chicago Ill and Mrs Pred Stover and daughter Evelyn of Butler were callers at Ralph Tanner s New Castle shoppers included Mr and Mrs Ralph Tanner Mrs Clyde Grundy Mrs Jack Filer Mr and Mrs Russell Fennick Mr and Mrs Lester Dally T J Armstrong and Mr and Mrs C E Fennick were recent dinner guests of Geo Fennick Mrs Bessie Kimble and son Stephen of Pittsburgh were guests in the same home.
The Live Wire class of Neshan nock U P church met at Waldo Heckathorne’s home for their monthly gathering. Four refreshment courses were served by Mrs. Paul Snyder, Frances Quigley, and Mrs. Hugh Forbes. The June meeting will be hosted by Frances Quigley at her home. Mrs. Nannie Sewall hosted the Young Women's Missionary Society on June 1.
David Eakin is confined to his bed. Mr and Mrs Charles Emery of New Castle have moved to their farm. Mrs Fannie Richael is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs R C McCaslin home. Mr and Mrs Reed Forbes Carl Stoner and son of Akron and Alice Gettings were callers at Frank Forbes home last week. Mrs Fern Cummings Mr and Mrs Hugh Forbes and daughter Marlyn Marie called on Mrs Ed ward Eckert of Princeton Sunday.
Chicago and Great Western president P H Joyce said the railroad has placed orders for 500 new steel box cars to replace obsolete equipment. The statement reflects a belief that business is reviving as of June in Chicago.
In Harrisburg on June 2 the report shows motor vehicle accidents involving pedestrians climbed in the first four months of 1933 compared with the same period in 1932. The preliminary figures indicate increased danger for walkers amid rising traffic activity.
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