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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

21

West Side Span Renovation Adds Modern Engineering Touch

The West Side bridge, built in 1876, gains a major repair to extend its life. When finished it will carry two traffic lanes with a center open for future use and no trolley tracks. The plan includes electric welded construction, a three inch steel grid floor, 400 tons removed for 100 tons of new material, and a six mile per hour one way traffic rule during work. Three shifts of watchmen manage motorists with completion slated for early September.

New Castle Streets West Side Glenn Throop A. G. Morgan Youngstown Carnegie Steel Designers Germany Gustav Kolbach Ahernallee Berlin-Mahlsdorf

Deaconess Board Holds Annual Meeting In City Home

The Irene Maitland Deaconess Home board met at 2 PM Friday at 107 Phillips Street with Mrs. Roy C. Miller presiding. Reports from committees covered home missionary work. Miss Eve Nicklin, Miss Merle Kolb, Miss Beulah Magruder, and Miss Ida Schnackel led church connections and supervision. Members elected for four years were Mrs. Wayne D. Stitzinger, Mrs. J. A. Waddell, Mrs. F. F. Sittig, Mrs. E. C. Nolan, and C. R. Davis as attorney. A June 30 reorganization meeting is planned. The gathering served as farewell for Miss Nicklin and Miss Magruder, leaving Sept. 1 for new posts in Shefield and Missouri, hosted by Mrs. R. A. Steen and the Queen Esther auxiliary with a pastel floral tea. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. W. Bennett, Mrs. L. Hemenway, and Mrs. J. E. Russell.

Irene Maitland Phillips Street Roy C. Miller Jennie Anderson Eve Nicklin Croton Avenue Methodist Merle Kolb C. R. Davis R. A. Steen Queen Esther First Methodist Church Mary Alice White R. C. Miller Ww. F. Bennett Warren L. &. Hemenway Mercer J. E. Russell Oil City

Drum Corps Meet Monday Evening At VFW Headquarters

Members of the Harry L. McBride post bugle and drum corps will convene this evening at 8 oclock in the Toy Shop on East Washington street. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.

Bugle Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars East Washington Street

End Eczema Once and for All

A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as instant relief for fiery itching eczema and claims it heals quickly. It promises a unique ingredient that clears rashes pimples and blemishes and notes a 35 cent price in drug stores. Also endorses Peterson's Medicated Soap for 10 cents.

Peterson

New Castle Man Granted Patent For Sheet Feeder

James M. Darbaker of New Castle has been granted a U S patent for a sheet feeder with spaced vacuum cups and inclined holding faces. He filed November 5, 1931, waited over a year and a half, and signed his rights to the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company.

Arthur C. Wimer Washington New Castle News Washington, D. C James M. Darbaker New Castle United States Patent Office Mr. Darbaker

Valley area social notes mix visits and health updates

Mrs Mary Sutton and son Paul drove to Pulaski last week. Lon Snowden remains ill. Catherine Erakovich of Darlington visits Annie Medved. Rex Lutton in New Castle hospital after surgery expected home soon. Numerous visits among Sutton Lutton Strawhecker Miller Schumacher Burnside Gallig her, Law, Shoaff, Fitch, Urassky and others across New Castle, New Galilee, Ellwood City and Aliquippa.

Mary Sutton Paul Pulaski Lon Snowden Catherine Erakovich Darlington Annie Medved Kate McCready New Castle Ida Strawhecker Rex Lutton Ralph Lutton Louis Frances Gallagher Edward Strawhecker Adeline Miller C. M. Schumacher Meadville Jose Sutton Flossie Burnside Aaron Tanner New Galilee Kenneth Houk Polly Ellwood City Thomas Law J. D. Pitzer Roxine and Crystal Aliquippa Clyde Fleeger Vince Shoaff Delores Lucille Ralph Sutton John Fitch Lettie Edward Urassky Pearl Boozer W. M. Jenkins Melvin Rhinehart Castlewood Samuel Law Lillian James Jack Lutton Eileen Lutton Louise Lutton Katie McCready

Post office stone inspected for New Castle project

Shipments of Clearfield county sandstone for the New Castle post office will begin the week after next. G. J. Murphy, superintendent for A. W. Kutsche Co., and Thure M. Leivo of Leivo & Sons inspected the Curwensville sandstone quarries and found the stone of high quality for the erection work.

Clearfield County New New Castle G. J. Murphy A. W. Kutsche Company Murphy Thure M. Leivo Leivo & Sons Curwensville Pennsylvania Sandstone Corporation

Detroit Auto Pricing Clause From Dodge De Soto Chrysler Dealerships

Details indicate cars sold f o b factory and delivered by Dodge DeSoto and Chrysler dealers in Detroit. The note outlines the transfer point at the factory and dealer network distribution.

F.O.B Detroit Dodge, DE Soto & Chrysler

Volant College Reunion Set for June Last Wednesday

The Volant College reunion will be held the last Wednesday in June on the old campus. A memory book will be distributed and attendance is expected to be the largest in years. Committees will be announced later with F S Brenneman serving as president and Miss Olive Clinefelter as secretary of the Reunion Association.

Volant College F.S. Brenneman Olive Clinefelter Reunion Association

Siggelow Receives German Letter On Berlin Views

Herman Siggelow of 100 Riverview Avenue received a translated German letter from friend Gustav Kolbach in Berlin. The note condemns foreign reports about Germany and explains the National government’s stance after the March election and ongoing defense against alleged lies abroad.

Germany Herman Siggelow Riverview Avenue Gustav Kolbach Siggelow Berlin

History Professor Takes Year Abroad for Manchester Study

Westminster College history professor Leon Marshall sails from New York to England to pursue graduate work at Manchester University. He earned an English Speaking Union scholarship from candidates nationwide and will study the early industrial city during a one year leave of absence.

New Wilmington Leon Marshall Westminster College New York England Manchester University Marshall United States English Speaking Union Westminster University of Pittsburgh College of Emporia University of Colorado

Test applicants for operator's license in Sampson street

Members of the examination squad of the state highway patrol will conduct tests of prospective motor vehicle operators here Tuesday. Examinations will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. DST in Sampson Street.

State Highway Patrol Sampson Street

Prof Dickson to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon

Prof George A. Dickson former New Castle schools superintendent 1914 1919 will speak to the Kiwanis club at its luncheon in The Castleton on Wednesday June 7. No subject announced.

George A. Dickson Oceanside Cal New Castle Kiwanis Club Castleton

Princeton Station W C T U Meeting

The Slippery Rock W C T U holds its monthly meeting at Mrs Audley Book's home on Thursday afternoon June 8.

Slippery Rock W. C. T. U Audley Book

Picnic Dinner At Fox School Girls Meet At Young Home

The Fox school girls held a picnic dinner at Ma bel and Esther Young home on Tuesday. The day featured games and the attendees included Grace Palmer Pauline Palmer Alice Palmer Ruth Young Katherine Houk Lois Houk Fern Kyle Hilda Kyle Virginia Gabauer Elda Rose and Mabel Myers.

the Fox School Mabel Esther Young Grace Pauline Alice Palmer Ruth Young Katherine Lois Houk Fern Hilda Kyle Virginia Gabauer Elda Rose Mabel Myers

McKelvey and Young Families Noted in Readable Fragments

Edith, Sara Mae, Anna and Isabelle McKelvey appear with Dorothy Jean Kildoo and others including Louise Betty Lou Alfreda Stutler Ruth Forbes Dorothy Hohmann Jessie Mae Mary Elizabeth Brown Neva and Charles Young in a readable fragment listing members of local families for a social or notice item.

Edith Sara Mae Anna Isabelle McKelvey Dorothy Jean Kildoo Louise Betty Lou Alfreda Stutler Ruth Forbes Dorothy Hohmann Jessie Mae Mary Elizabeth Brown Neva Charles Young

Local Families Visit During Memorial Day Gathering

Rev Clyde Myers of Hickory stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs George Myers and family. The Black family from Warren Ohio visited relatives nearby. The Millers from New Castle vacationed at a summer cottage along Slippery Rock creek near Kennedy’s Mills. The Jones family from Butler joined cousins the Wrights for Memorial Day. Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs N M Young visited their parents Mr and Mrs James White of Gibsondale. Mrs George Hohmann and children Sara Margaret Paul stayed with D F Henry and family near Plaingrove. Wilbur Stevenson and George Stevenson with daughters Janet Jean and Margaret of New Castle visited relatives locally for Memorial Day. The Henrys and Ruth D F Henry Howard Forbes and Sara Margaret Paul later motor ed to Butler.

Clyde Myers Hickory George Myers F. C. Black Warren, O Walter Miller New Castle Slippery Rock Creek Kennedy's Mills Andy Jones Butler Calvin Wright Charles Davis N. M. Young James White Gibsondale George Hohmann Sara Margaret Paul Near Plaingrove D. F. Henry Wilbur Stevenson George Stevenson Janet Jean Margaret Ruth Howard Forbes

Marriage and Divorce Trends in Pennsylvania and Lawrence County

The report shows a statewide drop in marriages from 6.2 to 5.7 per thousand and divorces from 75 to 60 per thousand from 1931 to 1932. Lawrence County bucked the trend with marriages rising from 925 to 1 174 while divorces fell from 90 to 53 and no annulments occurred in 1932. A pocketbook theft at 504 East Main Street left Mrs. Howard Duff with forty cents and valuable papers after a kitchen entry by an unknown thief.

Pennsylvania Lawrence County Ohio Howard Duff East Main Street

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