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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

8

Philadelphia Judge Halts Philadelphia State Committee Vote

Judge Harry S. McDevitt in Philadelphia issued a restraining order delaying the 16 newly elected Philadelphia members from seating at the Republican State committee meeting. The ruling boosts Pinchot Grundy prospects while uncertainty looms over further appeals or a possible postponement of the session.

Cinternational News Philadelphia Republican State Committee Ware-Mellon Grundy-Pinchot Harry S. McDevitt State Committee Edward C. Martin Mellon-Ware S. van Brown Williamsport Pinchot-Grundy Pinchot Jorces McDevitt Pinchot Brown Martin Supreme Court

Youth Arrested Here Now Held For Murder

Clarence Cole aged 19 of Cincinnati Ohio and a female companion were arrested here with several male companions. Patricia Lusk long held in Hamilton County Jail Cincinnati on a murder charge. Cole after arrest was taken to Pittsburgh where Judge Schoonmaker parole him for two years after hearing their plan to marry and flee to New York in a stolen car.

Clarence Cole Cincinnati Patricia Lusk State Highway Patrol Hamilton County

Teachers Named to Supervise Municipal Playgrounds

Elizabeth Mackey named industrial supervisor for children at city playgrounds this summer. Councilman Genkinger and Recreation Director Casillo authorized appointments and salaries from 15 to 20 dollars weekly. Casillo to receive 200 dollars monthly and use his own car. Mackey to get 30 dollars weekly. Playgrounds open June 16 with nine to five hours.

Elizabeth Mackey Louis Genkinger Nicholas Casillo Recreation Board Genkinger Casillo Miss Mackey Elizabeth Glover Arthur Magill Margaret Tucker Gaston Park Clara May Lindsay Mildred Sargeant Ben Franklin Helen Lyle Rose Avenue Louise Davies West Side Mildred Battley Croton Edward Rae George Washington Junior High School Tom Lewis Boyles Field Susan Wallace

Mental Clinic Held Wednesday in New Castle

Miss Florentine Hackbusch of Harrisburg and Dr. George Luciere of Polk conducted the regular monthly mental clinic in the Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society and Associated Charities office at 82 East Street. The clinic occurs on the first Wednesday of each month and is conducted by the state.

Florentine Hackbusch Harrisburg George Luciere Polk New Castle Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society and Associated Charities East Street

New Castle Senior High Class of 1930 Graduation Friday

A class of 209 seniors will receive diplomas at the New Castle Senior High School commencement exercises. The ceremony Friday evening, June 6, will be held at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School with Dr. Clyde Xander, president of Thiel College, delivering the address. The event caps a week of commencement activities.

New Castle Benjamin Franklin Clyde Xander Thiel College

Marriage Licenses Issued Across Several Pennsylvania Cities

Pittsburgh couple George O Holland and Mary Emma Kling appear among listed licenseholders. Homer City pairs Effie J Brown and James A Hereford. Ellwood City Evelyn Telford and Eassang Kabaz listed with Lillian Dager. Youngstown pairs Carl Ginacchi and Nancy Fazzone. New Castle names Alfred Hughes Pantisy Davis and others.

Philadelphia Judge Opposes Alimony in Self-Support cases

Philadelphia Judge William M. Lewis of the Domestic Relations Court rules that childless, self-supporting wives should not demand alimony from husbands. The decision came as he vacated a weekly support order after Mrs Clair Blyden stated she would not live with her husband but could support herself. He caveats that the ruling changes with cases involving children.

International News Service Philadelphia William M. Lewis Domestic Relations Court of Clair Blyden Harry

Regula Ration Suits Boost Swiftness for Beachgoers

A brief note describes new regula ration sun suits marketed for speed and sun protection at the beach. It highlights lightweight fabrics and quick drying features aimed at active swimmers and sun seekers, suggesting improved comfort and performance in seaside settings.

Henry Ford Heads to Washington for Tariff Talks

Henry Ford millionaire auto magnate and critic of the Smoot Hawley tariff is to meet with leaders on Capitol Hill. He visited Washington yesterday in his private car, dined at the White House, and argued that tariff retaliation would hinder American factories abroad. Ford operates factory branches in Ireland, England, France, Germany, and other European nations.

International News Service Washington Henry Ford Capitol Hill Detroit Davis White House Ford Europe Ireland England France Germany

Power grader in operation on Fairfield avenue

Councilman Stanley Treser announced the new power grader is now operating on Fairfield avenue and a power sweeper is expected soon. He plans to request police enforcement of the midnight to six am parking ban on downtown streets to allow street cleaning.

Stanley Treser Fairfield Avenue Treser City Department of Police

Dr. G. S. Bennett Retained Five Years by Church

At a First Christian church board meeting the Board of Elders recommendation was approved. The congregation contracts pastor Dr. G. S. Bennett for five years starting June 15. They commend his year of service and express appreciation while seeking long-term ministry.

First Christian Church Board of Elders G. S. Bennett

Principal Clare B Book to Receive Master’s Degree

Clare B Book, principal of the Shenango township schools, will receive his master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh at the university commencement on Wednesday, June 11. He attended Slippery Rock State Teachers College and Pitt, earning a bachelor’s degree there, and has been part of Pitt’s summer session and Saturday classes for some time.

Clare B. Book Shenango Township University of Pittsburgh Book Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College Pitt

Seniors Hold Dinner Dance at Cathedral Hall

The June graduating class of the high school hosted a dinner dance in the Cathedral ball room replacing class night. About 175 seniors attended a prepared dinner and dancing with Melvin Moorehouse as toastmaster and Principal F. L. Orth giving a toast.

Melvin Moorehouse Eleanor Galbraith F. L. Orth Cecilia McCoy Joe Lockley Paul Elder Joe Casey Paul McCurdy Kenneth Myers Neal Sturdy Doris Updegraff Lenore Beall

Caliphs of Bagdad to Stage Ceremonial Friday Night

Friday night will feature the arrival of Caliphs from across the region for the summer ceremonial at the cathedral. The Forty Thieves escort candidates led by Stan Treser and others manage the initiation process with Judy Sypher directing post ceremony entertainment. A midnight banquet will be hosted by W Seth Teets with High Priest Bart Richards and other leaders guiding the event. The annual Ladies Night is set for June 20 with admission limited to members and families.

Bagdad Forty Thieves Stan Treser Robert Thompson Ed Pritchard Robert Fleming Wm_ Klee Leon Drumm Judy Sypher W Seth Teets Bart Richards Louis B Round Welty O. Rugh Russell Melvin Jess Preston

City Streets Repaving Delayed by Pending Ordinance

City engineers set stakes on North Street for repaving between East Street and Neshannock Avenue but work awaits council action on Councilman Reeves' ordinance to proceed.

North Street East Street Neshannock Avenue

City Sets August 1930 For Street Repaving Plan

North Street property owners petition to widen the thoroughfare cited by Councilman Burns as costly due to schools and church property nearby. The council bases timing on available revenue, aiming to widen the cartway and repave in August 1930, per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

North Street Burns

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Vare-Mellon Grundy Pinchot Swan North Mill Street van Fleet Eakin Hart, Schaffner Marx East Washington St Sears. Roebuck Co North Jefferson St Pittsburgh George O. Holland Mary Emma Kling Ewes Haley W. George Homer City Effie J. Brown James A. Hereford Margaret Davis Walter McKay Evelyn Telford Ellwood City Eassang Kabaz Lillian Dager Carl Ginacchi Nancy Fazzone Woodsocket Alfred Hughes Pantisy Davis Ean New Castle E. G. Thompson L. Lindsay New York City Paris Ohio Cherbourg Jantzen Fee Storace Strauss-Hirshberg’s Cathedral The Strauss-Hirshberg Co Caliph’s Albert Street Howard B. Richards Bureau of Standards Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Y.M.C.A Y. MC. A
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