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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
10
President Ethel Rentz Ferrer announces alumni cards are ready for distribution to members living outside the city. Class chairmen should collect supplies from Miss Mary Bigley. Reunion plans center on The Cathedral on Friday June 19 with dinner at 6 30 and a program followed by dancing.
Leesburg A D McCandless called at Pittsburgh Saturday. Mrs Paul Crawford spent Thursday at Sharon. Mrs Annie Tunstall and Mrs Paul Davis shared Thursday afternoon at Grove City. Carson Orr, Ellwood City employee, spent the weekend at his home here. Ed and Mrs Ricker New Castle visited William and Mrs Davis Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Curry welcomed a son Thursday. Clarence Collins Ellwood City joined his parents Mr and Mrs Monas Collins. Mr and Mrs Clyde Shearer and sons Eric visited the Stones over the weekend.
Mahoning avenue residents, led by Jordan Bailey, request relief from constant train whistles and bell clanging as trains switch cars near their homes. Council will contact railroad authorities and awaits WPA paving plans while weighing whether to pave streets that host churches or schools.
Wholesale liquor sales in Pittsburgh rose about 50 percent after Gov. Earle proposed a 10 percent state tax on liquor. District supervisor Clyde Swarr cited large orders from downtown hotels and wholesalers, noting retailers may raise prices or reduce drink sizes to absorb the levy.
County Superintendent John C. Syling today concluded the list of pupils who passed the recent high school entrance examinations. Names cover South New Castle Borough Taylor Township Washington township Wayne township and more with many students listed. A final aphorism compares a dictator to a football coach about job security through choosing weaker opponents.
A 1936 Central Press column notes Peggy Hopkins Joyce’s lingering presence in New York, poking at makeup fashions and celebrity vanity. It riffs on makeup irritations, stage faces, and a roller coaster of city life from subway first riders to Bayreuth dreams, ending with a rueful love for the metropolis.
Announcement from Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation confirms Julius E. Graf as assistant chief engineer with immediate effect. Graf previously led as chief engineer at American Sheet and Tin Plate before merger and has been with the firm since 1911. Henry Smokowicz of South New Castle Borough returns home from New Castle hospital after injuries from an assault, described as race related, by three attackers.
Joe Pearson son of Mr and Mrs S DeGraff Pearson Moody avenue arrived home Tuesday from the Virgin Islands where he has been stationed with the U S Marines for the past year He will stay briefly before leaving on the 5th for Virginia to complete about a month and end a four year enlistment
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