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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
7
Mrs. A. E. McCreery of Volant will travel to France June 28 to visit her son Lieutenant Norman John McCreary buried in the Aisne-Marne cemetery. The trip, arranged with the War Department, sails from New York aboard the Leviathan with other Gold Star Mothers and widows.
Jersey Justice came to Beaver Falls as Donald Walters and Peter Hollick were found guilty by a Noble County Ohio jury of bank robbery and sentenced to life in prison. Peter Chordashch is on trial, and authorities say all but portions of the stolen Noble County National Bank money have been accounted for.
A wedding was performed at St Theresa Catholic church in Hoyt Dale on Thursday morning at 9 o clock. Josephine Martini became the bride of Frank Cynkar both of Kop-
Thirty three eighth grade pupils promoted at Koppel M. E. church on Thursday evening. Mary Jane McCarthy and Doris Elaine Shellenberger tied for first honors, Pearl Sobeck second, Alice Lawson third for highest year averages. W G Lambert County Superintendent awarded diplomas. J G Mader principal. School dismissed Friday until September term.
Mrs Sobeck of Pittsburgh visits her son Joseph for a short stay. Mrs Miller returns to Meadville after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs McDanel. Mrs Roberts and daughter Kathryn accompany. Mrs Shellenberger Mrs Linzey and Mrs DeLoss Linzey drove to Monaca Friday afternoon.
Three speakers will present on Tuesday as Lions Book Marvin and Williams report on the Wilkinsburg District convention proceedings. The secretary Thomas I Elliott urges members to hear the review and stay informed about the event outcomes.
The list names jurors assigned for the first week of criminal court beginning June 13. Individuals include workers, farmers, housekeepers, and tradespeople from Ellwood, Slippery Rock, Union, Pulaski, Mahoning, and nearby wards and towns.
Mae A. Dagnon from instructor New Castle to evening chief operator Greenville. Margaret Shaffer promoted from supervisor to instructor New Castle. Gladys M. Teets moves from senior operator to supervisor New Castle.
The list presents ten statements with true or false judgments. It includes geographic and historical facts such as Lake Superior depth, Stephen A. Douglas as an opponent, and regional extremes. Some items are marked false, while others assert true outcomes.
E M Underwood argues the States retain powers not delegated to the federal government and details how amendments work. He notes the Eighteenth Amendment created prohibition by form, warns Congress may overstep, and outlines ratification paths and the role of state legislatures.
The Lawrence County Branch of the Women's International League for Peace will hold a meeting Tuesday evening June 7 at Mrs. H. S. Kirk's home 305 Highland Avenue. The event is open to all interested.
Beaver Falls June 4 Those in charge of the general alumni reunion of Geneva College in the Brodhead Hotel Monday evening are Prof. W. G. Lambert and M. F. Murphy with the secretary cooperating. The event includes two class group reunions the following day and the 1906 class reunion at Alumni Hall in the evening.
Mrs Theodore Matthews was honored by the Walmo Bridge Club at a Tuesday bridal shower hosted with Misses Dorothy and Margaret Sonneborn assisting Zelma Nesbitt. Three bridge tables were played. honors went to Mrs Julius Hund and Katheryn Jamison.
Shenango U P Church holds 9 30 morning worship 10 30 Sunday school led by Rev J M McMain Pastor Free Methodist church to host quarterly meeting Saturday eight led by Rev J K Barkus Youngstown Cottage prayer Tuesday Women’s missionary prayer Thursday Rev B J Hall pastor Sunday services include 9 45 Sunday school love feast and 11 morning worship with observance of the Lord’s supper
Mr and Mrs G F Moser returned home from a five day fishing and camping trip in Potter county. Arlene Williams has returned to her home after a two weeks visit with her grandparents in New Castle. Rev Marcellus Nesbitt and J L Sharp returned to Columbus Ohio after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Nesbitt.
Hillsville M E Church holds Sunday school at 10 15 a m and preaching at 11 15 a m led by Rev Elmer O Minnich Italian M E Church offers Sabbath school at 11 a m and a 10 a m sermon with no evening service in summer led by Rev Cessa. George Cornwell ill at home Walker Fox from Poland Ohio visits sister Mrs C O Stacy C O Stacy moved from Jameson Memorial Hospital to home. Joseph Gennaro and wife welcome twins born at home on Wednesday June 1 Elizabeth Martin returns home after visiting grandparents Willis Fullerton Beaver. The Hamilton Spectator notes most insurance salesmen did not meet Lebruns first day in office.
When the new moon appears on Saturday there will be good luck until the next moon. There will be as many frogs in June as there were frosts in February. He who carries in his pocket a piece of wood chipped off by lightning will be extremely strong. It is an unfailing omen of good luck to find anything purple on Sunday.
Samuel Macchiavelli of West Pittsburg paid a $10 fine plus costs after a cruelty to animals hearing before Alderman Wallace J. Ewing yesterday. W. W. Stevenson of the Shenango Valley Humane Society filed the charges. The Bodkin is noted as an ancient hair fastening instrument.
Drastic changes are anticipated in the next legislative session based on talks at a Philadelphia conference attended by Mrs. Helen M. Schluraff. Key proposals include shifting county tax collection to county treasurers in fourth class counties and eliminating township supervisors, with the state taking over most duties. Officials estimate 20,000 miles of rural township roads could be closed to reduce maintenance.
East Liverpool minister Rev John Rouse continues revival meetings at the Pentecostal Mission with Friday focus on The Holy Ghost and an upcoming Divine healing service. Sunday he discusses Indifference with public worship at 11 15 a m and Sunday school at 10 15 a m. Rev House to preach at Sunday morning service.
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