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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
13
E J Anderson, state bee specialist from State College, will address local 4 H Bee Clubs at S R Huey farm on New Wilmington road Thursday at 1 30 PM standard time. He will discuss eradication and control methods for foul brood affecting bees.
Fire Chief Lynn announced Capt. G. A. Rae of the sixth ward station has been on sick leave for weeks and now obtained official leave of absence from the fire department.
At the 23rd annual governors conference in French Lick Springs Indiana Governor George White of Ohio calls the wheat surplus the core issue behind the agricultural malaise. He urges an eat wheat movement and says the problem requires national and international steps by wheat producing nations.
Two true bills for violation of the liquid fuel tax act on gasoline were returned by the Lawrence County grand jury. Defendants include I. S. Foust Kile Boyer and R. A. Boyer trading as Boyer Foust Motor Company Ellwood City claiming 159.89. A second case lists William J. Shields 71.90. Prosecutions by Geo D. Smith. Other true bills: Frank Hull Orlando Fornataro Joe Burcik Charlie Sapienza Ernest Brown John B Maturo Eleanor J Maturo John Howriska Clarence Moore exhibit various charges including intoxicated driving assault larceny arson and firearm offenses. Costs placed on prosecutor J A Miller.
L B Anderson a seventh ward restaurateur and George Myers of Madison Avenue are expected back soon from Canada after a fishing trip. Their return details emphasize their local ties and travel plans.
Mrs Bert Black hosted a Full-O-Pep club gathering in Leesburg with quilting and chat after a dinner. In the business meeting, Mrs Melvin Brenneman Mrs Ralph Cunningham and Mrs Carmen Hawthorne were elected regular members and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Monas Collins.
The News reports an annual YMCA learn to swim drive starting June 9 at 1 PM. Coupons entitle ten free swims and are flooding the association office, with 134 people taught last year and many more expected as instructors seek volunteers for the program.
Gertrude Brennamen finds work in Slippery Rock. Numerous neighbors visit relatives in Mer cer, New Castle, Sharon, Jackson Center, Grove City, and Greenville. Harold Royle moves to Pittsburgh while Holmes Construction employs him. District Fourteen plans a Friday church meeting with Greenville council attending and a light lunch.
The New Castle Local 227 of the Pennsylvania Federation of Post Office Clerks announced a forthcoming ham burger fry. A date will be set soon.
Paul A. Kanengeiser was sworn in to fill the unexpired term after the death of Jacob E. Macklin. A longtime Bessemer resident and business executive his selection brings local leadership experience to the borough council.
Senior class will hold a dinner dance Monday at the Castleton Hotel starting at 6 30 PM President Regis McAuley announced. Dinner precedes dancing which will continue into the late hours.
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