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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

11

Citizens Debate Referendum on New Beaver County Court House

Local business leaders and officials favor placing a November ballot question on issuing bonds to replace the Beaver County court house. Proponents argue the referendum lets voters decide amid low costs and unemployment relief, while opponents worry about taxes.

Court House George W. Muse B. J. Rocks Charles B. Mayne George F. Winter H. E. Zerner Dr. Zerner Chester H. Reynolds William C. Shanafelt Seventh Ward Joseph McCann Beaver Court House County of Lawrence

Your Luck for Today Says June Births, Wasp Luck, and Scowls

A dated fortune-like piece claims June born individuals should not wed June born individuals. It notes a wasp entering a home brings good fortune. It advises planting corn after heavy meals to fill ears. It links forehead wrinkles to future marriage count.

Haven named to lead city police Monday

The article reports Haven to assume chief duties on June 15 with Horner guiding transitions. Police readiness includes riot guns for serious crimes and a coordinated handoff as Haven gains full charge of police activities while Horner steps back from the chief role. Haven knows the town and holds broad familiarity with staff.

Haven Horner Gillespie Mayne

Chiefship Duties Analyzed For Incoming Leader

The report notes the new chief is studying all duties and becomes familiar with ongoing department problems and those likely to arise during his tenure. It emphasizes preparation for leadership challenges and understanding current affairs.

Medal Award At St Josephs School

Rita Metz of the eighth grade received the American Legion Auxiliary medal for honors scholarship leadership Americanism and courage at St Josephs School. The award was presented by Mrs E J Suber president of the Auxiliary to Perry Gaston Post 343 American Legion.

St. Joseph's School American Legion Auxiliary Rita Metz E. J. Suber Perry Gaston American Legion

Keeps Pencil Forty Years Under Police Chief Crowley

Boston police Superintendent Michael H. Crowley recalls a four inch pencil he received as a patrolman forty years ago. He says the pencil is now less than an inch long as a memento of his early days.

Boston Michael H. Crowley Crowley

New Castle Boys Graduate At State

Arthur Allen and Brice McGeehan are members of State College's graduating class with commencement early next week. Allen, son of A C Allen and Wendell attends ceremonies with his parents. he leads the college symphonic orchestra and holds several music and fraternity roles. McGeehan, of Martin street, serves on the student council, presides over the horticulture club, manages the symphony orchestra and holds multiple fraternity offices. He will receive a Bachelor of Science degree at Monday’s graduation.

Arthur Allen A. C. Allen Boyles Avenue Brice McGeehan George Martin Martin Street State College Wendell Alpha Gamma Rho College Symphonic Orchestra Pi Mu Alpha Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Gamma Psi College Symphony Orchestra Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity Kama Gamma Psi College Symphony Blue Band McGeehan

Legal writ attachment targets defendants garnishee

James A. George issues a writ of attachment at the prothonotary to seize funds belonging to Nina G. Haus Charles A. Haus and Daniel E. Sullivan. The sheriff is ordered to attach money in the hands of Charles Bender and summon him as garnishee.

James A. George Prothonotary Office Nina G. Haus Charles A. Haus Daniel E. Sullivan Charles Bender

First lighter-than-air wedding in California

John M Dilley and Lois Hickman wed aboard a small dirigible in Los Angeles in what is believed to be the first lighter-than-air marriage in California. Reverend C Sidney Maddox officiated.

Los Angeles Cal John M Dilley Lois Hickman California C. Sidney Maddox

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