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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

8

Merchants Meet On Membership Drive In New Castle

Merchants Division of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce held a dinner meeting at the Elk's club led by First Vice President Lew J. Miller. Reports praised street and airport projects and stopping soliciting, saving merchants about 2000 dollars. A major membership campaign was organized with teams named and workers assigned for a June 5 report in the chamber board room.

Merchants Division New Castle William D. Mercer J. C. Penney Company Chamber of Commerce J. W. Staudinger de Luce Cole S. H. McGoun L. B. Mather, Sr Jack Gerson L. R. Berkheimer L. Weinstein Edward Haimes H. L. Marvin C. L. Cripps Abe Levine Paul F. Butz J. N. Kerr J. R. Mead H. Wolfe W. D. Mercer C. H. Moore Ralph Connor R. A. Coy Jack Houston Moe Rizika W. G. Daker George F. Winter C. P. Reynolds Clarence Spencer Charles E. McGrath Alfred W. Chilton Board of Director

Relief checks mailed after June funding approved

Relief checks were mailed following General Assembly action that funded the month of June. The checks had been prepared with blank dates awaiting the approval.

General Assembly

House Conferees Clash Over Key Deficiency Bill Reforms

Conferees battle over the $2.4 billion deficiency and relief bill amid a push for major Senate changes. Debates center on Roosevelt control of WPA funds, continuing PWA via RFC, Florida ship canal work, and $57 million for reclamation projects. Projects include Grand Coulee, Central Valley, and Casper AlCova.

Washington Senate House Appropriations Committee Roosevelt Harry S. Hopkins WPA PWA Florida Ship Canal House Rules Committee House Rep Taber New York Buchanan Appropriations Committee Interior Department Grand Coulee Central Valley California Casper-Alcova

Princeton High School Class Night and Graduation

Ninteen graduates received diplomas from County Superintendent John C. Syling as part of class night and graduation at the high school auditorium. Martha Myers was valedictorian and Bernice Young salutatorian with Arthur Kennedy delivering the president's address.

Princeton High School John C. Syling Martha Myers Bernice Young Arthur Kennedy Helen Marie Shellig Ernest A. van Gorder Dorothy Narcissa van Gorder Norman Glenn McElwain Martha Isabelle Myers Russell Gallagher Rosie Diana Jane Turner Sulo Niskanen James McDeavitt Eshter Weisz Helen Schettig Dora van Gorder Uclass Pauline Gallagher C. G. Johnson

Attack Victim Improves After Shooting Near Kittanning

Frederick Hurlbut, 33, of New Kensington, Pa., who said he was shot and robbed by one of two hitchhikers he befriended, showed slight improvement at Armstrong County Hospital. He was wounded on the left side near the waist as state police investigated the incident.

Kittanning Frederick Hurlbut New Kensington Armstrong County Hospital Hurlbut

Plans Set for Labor Day Celebration by Local Trades Assembly

The Trades and Labor assembly in regular session launched plans for a large Labor Day celebration led by President Norman Freeborn. Committees will handle various aspects while a nationally known leader is sought for the principal address. venue to be announced.

Trades and Labor Assembly Norman Freeborn

Sanity Of Zuk Questioned In Trial Rehearing

Lawyers argued before Judges James A. Chambers and W. Walter Braham that Zuk was temporarily insane when he killed his wife Zina Zuk with a hatchet. The defense cited alleged hallucinations and years of mental instability while the prosecution argued Zuk was sane and knew right from wrong. The court took the case under advisement after hearing both sides. Previously Zuk attempted suicide by cutting his throat but survived.

James A. Chambers W. Walter Braham Zuk Zina Zuk Edwin K. Logan J. Elder Bryan Mont L. Riley Leroy Donaldson Commonwealth Logan

Jameson Memorial appoints chief resident physician

Announcement by Dr. Wayne W. Bissell, medical director of Jameson Memorial hospital, names Dr. Wilbur E. Flannery as chief resident physician effective July 1. Flannery, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Flannery of North Mercer Street, is a Dartmouth 1929 graduate with an Oberlin master's and Harvard medical degree. He recently interned at Cleveland City Hospital.

Wayne W. Bissell Jameson Memorial Hospital Wilbur E. Flannery Flannery C. F. Flannery North Mercer Street Flanery New Castle Mercerburg Academy Dartmouth Oberlin College Harvard Medical School Cleveland City Hospital

Realty Transfers Across Towns and Returns

Real estate notices show transfers between Harry M. Bannon and Jane A Pattison in the second ward for $1. Martha C. Shafer sells to Herman S. Sankey in Wilmington township for $1. Barbara Yesenski sells to George Klamar in North Beaver township for $1. Thomas C. West transfers to Phila C. Hawkins in Scott township for $1.

Harry M. Bannon Jane A. Pattison Martha C. Shafer Herman S. Sankey Wilmington Barbara Yesenski George Klamar North Beaver Township Thomas C. West Phila C. Hawkins Scott Township

Death Ends Broadway Reunion Pledge Remembered in Tragic Toll

New York June 3. A long ago promise among six Follies girls ended with five dead. On June 2 1916 the six pledged to meet again in Churchill's restaurant but only Katherine Lambert survives. Olive Thomas Lilyan Tashman Martha Mansfield Fifi Alsop Bessie Poole died in Paris, on set or in nightclubs. Lambert honors departed friends.

International News Service New York Broadway Churchhill Paradise Churchill's Katherine Lambert Olive Thomas Lilyan Tashman Martha Mansfield Fifi Alsop Bessie Poole Jack Pickford Paris Pittsburgh

Gaston Sunday School Reunion Plans Complete

The Gaston Sunday School alumni will meet Wednesday June 10 at 202 Garfield Avenue the Magill home. A noon lawn picnic dinner will precede a brief business session and a program. Committees include prizes games reception and coffee chairs and members listed.

Gaston Sunday School Howard Magill Garfield Avenue Lyda McConahy Laura Blucher Mary Caldwell Kate Black Ellis Reno Lottie Maitland Lula Leslie Della White Susan Phelps Mary McConahy Blanche Smith

Lions See Pictures Of Gasoline Making At Luncheon

Lions club members witnessed sound films showing gasoline manufacture at their weekly luncheon. Atlantic Refining company supplied a representative. Primary ballots were marked ahead of the club election on Tuesday June 9. The dinner outing to Lakewood beach with the ladies was planned for that night. no luncheon that day. Out-of-town guests included C A Walker of Winston-Salem and C J Straub of Hadley.

Lions Club Atlantic Refining Company Lions Lakewood Beach C. A. Walker Winston-Salem N. C C. J. Straub Hadley

Wheeler Graduates From Lehigh at 68th Commencement

William Sprague Wheeler Jr son of Mr and Mrs W S Wheeler 301 Sheridan Ave was among about 250 Lehigh seniors to graduate at Bethlehem Pa The 68th commencement featured a speech by Dr Walter A Jessup president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Wheeler was active in student organizations during his Lehigh career

William Sprague Wheeler, Jr W. S. Wheeler Sheridan Avenue Lehigh University Bethlehem Walter A. Jessup Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching New York Wheeler Lehigh

Edenburg Viaduct Under Way Over Mahoning River

Holmes Construction Company began building the Edenburg viaduct to span the Mahoning River and railroad tracks of B and O P and L E and Pennsylvania. The nine month contract targets rapid completion to remove dangerous Edenburg grade crossings and connect the Benjamin Franklin highway.

Edenburg Mahoning River B. and O., P L. E Pennsylvania Holmes Construction Company

Compromise Schedule On Tax Bill Is Likely

Senate members favored the finance committee compromise corporate tax schedule in the $800 million tax bill. The plan ranges from 15 to 18 percent on net income with a 7 percent super tax on undistributed income, replacing the House plan. Also noted is Copeland seeking to exempt denatured whale oil from a dairy-damaging import excise.

Washington Roosevelt Senate Finance Committee Committee House Copeland New York

Contagion Cases Sparse as City Quarantine Ends

New Castle reports few contagion cases with health officer Dr. W L Steen confirming strong city health. No new cases since May 26 and all quarantine patients expected to be released within days.

New Castle W. L. Steen

Not This Man Denies DUI Suspect Identity

J A Findley of Mahoningtown RD 8 says the recently arrested man for alleged drunken driving is not him. He identifies another man with the same initials living in Youngstown Ohio as the intended person.

J. A. Findley Mahoningtown Youngstown

State Commendation For Almira Home In New Castle

Letter from John D. Pennington praises the Almira Home for Aged Women in New Castle for April 15 1936 inspection. Commendation cites cleanliness order and contented atmosphere reflecting credit to matron and board. Pennington offers welfare department support.

H. C. Harper Almira Home For Aged Women East Wallace Ave New Castle Penna Almira Home For New Department of Welfare John D. Pennington Harrisburg

Two Small Girls In Auto Accidents

Reported to police last night a small girl hung on the bumper of a car driven by M. L. Farconi on English avenue, causing knee scratches. name not obtained. Another report says Anna Macri of Hillsville stepped from in front of a car on East Washington street near Apple Way and was scratched when struck by H. A. Maloney's car from Ellwood City.

M. L. Farconi English Avenue Anna Macri Hillsville East Washington Street Apple Way H. A. Maloney Ellwood City

Marriage License Applications Listed for New Castle Area

Charles M. Haydon of New Galilee and Matilda Chapman of 201 East Moody Avenue New Castle apply for a license. Joe Blaise of New Castle R D 2 and Catherine Castronivo of 35 Bluff Street New Castle also apply.

Charles M. Haydon New Galilee Matilda Chapman East Moody Avenue New Castle Joe Blaise New Castle R. D Catherine Castronivo Bluff Street

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