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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1932

Page

8

Penn State Field Day promises farm science displays

Lawrence County farms will attend the annual Farmers Field Day at Pennsylvania State College on Thursday June 9. The program spans 13 lines of activity from agricultural engineering to fruit growing and dairy topics with demonstrations on corn and potato production, fertilizers, pasture and forage, sheep shearing, beef cattle and poultry, and a growers conference hour. The event closes with an entertainment program by the Pennsylvania Railroad Works Male Chorus of 50 voices.

Penn State Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture and Experiment Station Bang Poultry Husbandry Department Pennsylvania Railroad Works

Range shelters guide for farm chicks in Circular 132

Range shelters meet farm needs as chicks grow. Shelters follow Circular 132 from Pennsylvania State College with free copies available from the Agricultural Extension Office. Move pallets to the shelter during warm spells after hardening and weaning.

Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Extension Office

Local social notes and a town crime report

New Wilmington residents visit relatives and relocate homes while Pat Anderson’s garage theft ends with a missing car and tires found abandoned on the town track field. The Home Nursing Class will graduate at the Methodist church. Communist flags in Berlin drew police attention, as reported by The Pasadena Post.

Sam Redmond Sharpsville Pat Anderson Kathryn Hite Red Cross New Castle T. G. Hutchison

Children's Day Programs At Two Churches

Seventy local churches schedule Children's Day events with hundreds of primary children. Mahoningtown Presbyterian will hold morning program and move Sunday school to 10 30. children replace morning worship at 11. Madison Avenue Christian to present Glory Crowned at eight with choral numbers recitations and tableaux.

Presbyterian and Christian Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church William Bollinger Pearl Walker H. E. Alexander George Horchler Madison Avenue Christian Church D. Gilmore Kenneth Walters Roy Franklin Grace Wingfield Steve Hutnick Withers Manning Moore Edward Houk James Gilmore Fae Turk Ethel Wagner

Local men return from Canadian fishing trip

George Meyer and Ted Jones of this city returned home after a week in Canada. They went fishing but Meyer was ill for part of the trip.

George Meyer Ted Jones Canada Mr. Meyer

Janitors Pack Up Supplies At Mahoning School

Janitors at Mahoning school spent yesterday afternoon packing school supplies for the summer. Auditorium chairs were folded and stacked in a corner of the first floor corridor after students were dismissed earlier in the day.

Mahoning School

Miss Fischer Appointed Camp East Brook Councillor

Miss Margaret Fischer of North Ashland Avenue a Slip pery Rock State Teachers College junior is named a counsellor for Camp East Brook Y W C A girls this summer. She will teach swimming instructions.

Margaret Fischer North Ashland Avenue Slippery Rock State Teachers College East Brook Fischer

Christian Church Services on West Madison Avenue

Rev. W W Sniff pastors a Bible school at 9 45 a m led by superintendent E A Jones with a morning service at 10 45 a m The sermon theme The Things That Abide Children’s Day exercises begin at 8 00 p m Day light savings time observed

Christian Church Madison Avenue W W. Sniff E. A. Jones

Madison Avenue Church Board Meeting Notice

The official board of Madison Avenue Christian Church will hold a meeting Sunday after the morning worship period.

The Madison Avenue Christian Church

St Margaret's Church Masses and Catechism Schedule

St Margaret's Church at Second and Clayton street led by Rev Fr A P Scholz offers Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 Sundays with a catechism class at 12:30 p m EST observed.

ST. Margaret's Church Second and Clayton Street A. P. Scholz

St. Lucy's Church Services and Sunday School

St Lucy s Church on North Cedar Street and East Wabash Avenue announces masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m Eastern Standard Time. Sunday school begins at 2 00 p m. Rev Fr M J Vitale is the pastor.

ST. Lucy’s Cedar Street Wabash Avenue M. J. Vitale

Presbyterian circle meeting at West Madison avenue

Mrs. John Fisher hosted members of the Opportunity Circle of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church on a yesterday afternoon visit. Associate hostess Mrs. H E Rhodes assisted. Topic leaders were Mrs. G H Scheidemantle and Mrs. Charles Dungan.

John Fisher West Madison Avenue Opportunity Circle Mahoningtown

Music Instructor Heads to Wales for UK Tour

Miss Gladys Thomas, instrumental supervisor at Mahoning school, of Delaware avenue, departs for New York City then sails to Wales, Great Britain next Tuesday. She will be joined by her parents and sister and stay mainly at Fort Talbot, Wales.

Gladys Thomas Delaware Avenue Mahoning School New York City Wales Great Britain Miss Thomas Fort Talbot

East Madison Avenue Church Schedule Readers

Rev W H Downing leads at East Madison Avenue with Sunday school at 9 45 am under Q E Davy. Morning service at 11 00 with topic The Requirements For This Day. Epworth Leagues meet at 2 00 pm and 6 45 pm. Evening service at 7 45 with topic Gods Law Means More Than Gold and Silver. EST observed.

North Cedar Street East Madison Avenue W. H. Downing Q. E. Davy

Madison Avenue Christian Church Service Schedule

Corner of East Cherry and North Cedar streets hosts Rev. D C Schnebly with Sunday school at 10 30 am led by Arthur Walker. Children Day exercises at 11, Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor, evening services, and a sermon on Love Oblation and Love Obligation. Mrs Clark hostess for missionary society with picnic planned July 1.

East Cherry North Cedar Streets D. C. Schnebly Arthur Walker Clark C. H. Clark Sunnyside Women's Missionary Society Madison Avenue Christian Church Ada Robinson W W. Sniff Cottage Grove New Wilmington

Campers Reported Near Watson Park On New Castle Moravia Road

Local residents observed a large group of campers at Watson Park, near Newport along the New Castle Moravia road. Eleven tents were set in a circle yesterday, likely part of a single party.

Watson Park Newport New Castle-Moravia Road

Weekend Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Pittsburgh

Jack Eastman of New York City visited Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Woods of West Clayton Street plan a weekend in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. DeMarco of Cleveland have been in town and left Friday. Mrs. Anna Kelly of Pittsburgh visits local friends for the weekend. Mrs. Kelty has recently recovered from illness. J. A. Martin and A. L. Weldon of Chicago, guests at E. P. Scanlon’s, were in Pittsburgh and Enon Valley Thursday.

Jack Eastman New York City William Woods West Clayton Street Pittsburgh J. A. Martin A. L. Weldon Chicago E. P. Scanlon Wabash Avenue Enon Valley

Await Plans On New Woods Block Construction

The owners await plans and specifications for a new structure to replace the Woods Block razed after the April fire. Foundation work proceeds as bids will be sought once plans are ready. Ruinous razing completed last week.

Wagner relief bill would aid Pennsylvania little says Mills

Secretary Mills told the Senate committee that the Wagner relief bill would spend 120 million dollars on highways and 45 million on waterways with Pennsylvania receiving about 5.26 million for highways and 1.70 million for waterways. He argued the plan would employ only 1415 workers in Pennsylvania.

Wagner Secretary of Treasury Mills Washington, D. C Senate Banking and Currency Committee Pennsylvania

St Marys Knights to Honor Longtime Members in Ceremony

St Marys Council No 512 Knights of Columbus will honor older members on Sunday June 5 1932 at 815 p m in St Marys Parish Auditorium North Beaver Street. Stephen J Boyle will receive Honorary Life Membership and J L Agan M C Morrissey F P Steckel Arch McCaughan A M ONeil Joseph Hannon and William Marso will receive Honorary Memberships for twenty five years as members. Leo A McMullin district deputy of Pittsburgh will be principal speaker. Past Grand Knight J L Agan will respond and a short musical program will close the event.

St. Mary’s St. Mary's Council

First Presbyterian Church Plans June 5 Services

Bessemer church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 led by Dr W P McGarey of Kansas City no evening service. Mass at Saint Anthony's at 9 30 led by Rev N Pirulli. Baccalaureate at 8 p m in high school auditorium with sermon by McGarey assisted by Revs Engle and Pirulli. Bible class meeting notes.

First Presbyterian Church W. P. McGarey Kansas City Christian Endeavor Senior Society Eleanor Throop Bury Grimes Saint Anthony's Catholic Church N. Pirulli W. J. Engle St. Anthony’s Church

Local families gather for visits and new arrival

Mrs H D Asselton of New Castle visited sister Mrs J B Kerr and family. Frank and Mrs Beale returned from a week with relatives in New York City. Pollock and Erie spent Memorial Day with daughter Mrs Wilbur Stanley and family in Oak Street. Gagiano announce birth of 8 pound son James on June 2. Gagliano family returned to Jamestown after visit with relatives. Hillard and daughter Pearl of Chester WV visited daughter Mrs Joseph H Martin and family. Heard and son Harold spent time at Wel Rath's home in Conneautville.

H. D. Asselton New Castle J. B. Kerr Frank B. Beale New York City Pollock Erie Wilbur C. Stanley Charles Oak Street Joseph Gagiano Elm Street James Jack Gagliano Jamestown N. Y IL. Hillard Pearl Chester West Virginia Joseph H. Martin Alton L. Heard Harold Welrath Conneautville

Road to Wealth and Labor Debates in Postwar Reports

A fragmented clipping notes memory loss concerns and advice to borrow money from Fliegende Blaetter of Munich. It cites The Duluth Herald on hoarding during campaigning and remarks that unemployed men organizing to influence Congress risk being labeled as recs.

Fliegende Blaetter Munich

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