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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
9
In Warren Pa jurors began to be chosen for the first of three trials in the March 27 killing of Metro Seminuk a gasoline station proprietor. Joe Senauskas stands accused as the alleged trigger man with John Polens and Mrs Seminuk involved.
The Supreme Court wrapped its term with a 5 to 4 ruling invalidating New York's minimum wage law as applied to women. Justices debate state police power versus federal and individual rights, signaling shifts ahead in politics and labor policy.
In Pittsburgh on June 3 16 year old John Hanna viewed his mother Mrs Tressa Hanna 42 in a coffin under guard after being granted a brief release from jail by Judge Ralph H Smith. Prosecutors claim he killed her over a car dispute, and a coal miner who sold the gun to him is cooperating. His uncle attorney H H Hanna will defend him.
New Castle shoppers were seen Friday as Mrs. Charles Stoner and Mrs. Lee Sagabril with daughter Helen visited. Grove City and Warren residents, the Daughertys and the Shields family, attended calls and visits this week. The text notes Mr. and Mrs. Hessler visiting the Mitchells in New Castle while Clara Mae Hatfield Ripple is listed among the readable lines.
Mrs Henry Young visited New Castle on Monday while Frank Horton called on relatives in Beaver Valley. Mr and Mrs C S Young of Racine and Mr and Mrs Perry Farmer of Beaver Falls spent time with local relatives. Visitors from New Brighton and Detroit joined residents over the weekend and welcomed guests at Nesbit home.
A new scientific Iris Ointment claims immediate relief from itching and sharp pain of external piles. The odorless white cream stops bleeding almost instantly, contains no narcotics, and will not soil clothing. A tube costs 50 cents and lasts weeks.
Harrisburg reports no extension of the June 15 motor vehicle inspection deadline. After the date, drivers without the green approval sticker face a ten dollar fine and five days in jail. Fewer than a third of Pennsylvania’s 1.5 million registered cars have been inspected, and the backlog may force many motorists to delay use of their vehicles.
Mrs. A. E. Miller is on the sick list. Billy Jack Morris visits grandparents in Mahoningtown. Rosa Glass and son Cortel spent Sunday in Grove City. Robert Brooks visits son W. J. Brooks. Hibbert family spends Sunday in Greenville. James Coulter improving after illness. Albert and William Johnson visit Adamsville and Pulaski relatives. J. S. White of Negley visits sister Ira Nelson. Helen Layton of Pittsburgh visits Joe and Mary Brooks. Sankey and family from Sharon visit relatives. Wilbur Ruby visits friends in Ellwood City. Winifred Dawn Gibson and Virginia Donaldson visit relatives in West Middlesex. Emery Mayor and daughter Emily visit relatives in Ellwood City. Mrs. Russel Comstock visits parents in Harlandsburg road. John Coulter at son Arthur Kennedy’s Princeton graduation. Evelyn Murphy returns home from Butler county grandparents. C W Clark of Detroit returns after weekend with Kildoo. H H Roney and son Henry Amos visit Pittsburgh. Chester Douglass and son with McBride and children visit Beaver Falls. Heckathorne and Newmeister of Lewisburg visit Ira Nelson. W. J. Morris and families visit A. W. Reynolds in Mercer county.
Former members of the 15th Regiment P. V. I. plan a testimonial banquet in Erie on June 13 to honor Lee Mitchell of the old outfit. New Castle veterans will travel to Erie for the event. Mitchell, once Erie’s resident, now serves as chief gate keeper at a Universal City film lot in California.
Enon Valley and Beaver Falls residents visited New Castle on Friday evening and Memorial Day. Families from Canton Detroit Ambridge Columbiana and Cleveland spent time with relatives here. City plans to add police and states dog-control efforts at night.
M. J. Young led the midnight to 8 a.m. police due to Lt. George Kennedy’s absence for his father’s death. Dent Shields, previously acting as temporary sergeant, is assigned to a beat as vacations begin. M. J. Young has been a plain clothed supervisor.
The ladies auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a 3rd party in the Legion Home on Friday evening, June 5, with Mrs. Flossie Potter as chairlady.
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