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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

16

Two Men Held In Boy's Death

Philipfi West Virginia June 6 two men Lawrence Carroll 28 and Gordon Blake 35 are being questioned as officials pursue a theory Dale Jones a 15 year old boy who said he found a bootleg liquor still near Philippi may have been killed to stop him from revealing its location. Authorities recovered the boy's body Monday and have not disclosed grounds for suspicions against the pair.

International News Service Philipfi W. Va Dale Jones Philippi Jones Lawrence Carroll State Hospital Gordon Blake

West Side Prayer Band Meet at Mrs Uber Home

In religious notices the West Side Prayer Band plans to meet at Mrs H 8 Uber's house 117 Atlantic avenue this evening at 7 30 p m. Also Sarah Book Class memt of the Sarah Book Bible class meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs J B Jones 1115 Cunningham avenue. Laura Stevenson class of Central Presbyterian church postponed until Monday.

West Side Prayer Uber Atlantic Avenue Sarah J.B. Jones Cunningham Avenue Laura Stevenson Central Presbytian Church

Local church and club meetings postponed to weekend

June 11 notices show the Third United Presbyterian church postponing Section C meetings to Friday June 14 hosted by Mrs. Lindsey of East Washington. Laurel Band postpones from Mary Wardman’s home on Lathrop to tomorrow evening. Other meetings include Section 6 of the L B class and spiritual services at Church of Spiritual Truth. The Daniel Lea sure Auxiliary convenes tonight, and Nazarene joint class election of officers is set for Saturday at Ruth Knight’s home. Pro tested Home Circle Circle 5 holds 730 meeting followed by cards bingo and hamburg fry.

U. P R. ©. Lindsey East Washington Street Laurel Laurel Band U. P. Ehuren Mary Wardman Lathrop Street L. B Third United Presbyterian Church Church of the Nazarene P. A

Several Automobiles In City Report Minor Collisions

Several automobile collisions occurred in different sections of the city yesterday with no injuries. Harry Allen at 735 Ridge reported a car with Pennsylvania plates S9555 struck his car on Grove Street. Wilbur Shibler at 964 West State reported a pipe protruding from a Pennsylvania plated car RE585. the truck sustained a punctured radiator on Pearson Street. William Niemi at 812 Pearl reported a minor accident involving K S Smith at Butler Avenue near Ray Street at 9 am Monday. Jerry Priesel at 1622 Raymond ran his car over a sidewalk on Hamilton Street to avoid an accident but was struck by Lewis Haidul at 28 West Terrace Avenue.

Harry Allen Ridge Street Pennsylvania Grove Street Wilbur Shibler West State Street Pearson Street Shibler William E. Niemi Pearl Street K. S. Smith East Sheridan Street Butler Avenue Ray Street Jerry Priesel Raymond Street Hamilton Street Lewis _Haidul West Terrace Avenue

Girl Rescued From Drowning At Castle Beach

George Louden of Dela Ware avenue rescued Miss Helen Capsas of 30 West Washington Street after she cramps while swimming near the diving board at Castle Beach. Louden, assisted by Fred Hutchman and Dave Dicks, pulled her from the stream as police and Mayor Mayne rushed to the scene. The girl was returned to her home, apparently unharmed. Transfer of 35 Pennsylvanian railroad shop workers to Pittsburgh Erie and Canton shops was authorized for economy reasons.

George Louden Dela Ware Avenue Helen Capsas West Washington Street Castle Beach Louden Miss Capsas Fred Hutch- Man Spruce Street Dave Dicks Bay Street McMullen Thomas and Richards McKibben Mayne Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh, Erie and

Painful Pile Relief Claim Prompted by Detroit Reader

Detroit user A J Williams reports rapid relief from painful piles and ulcers after using San-Cura Ointment. He mailed a money order for a large jar and endorses the product for itching skin burns cuts and bruises. Ointment prices range 35c 66c and Soap Jie.

A. J. Wiliams Detroit

Pinchot Names Two Judges in Allegheny County

Governor Gifford Pinchot announces two Allegheny county judicial appointments Judge Joseph A. Richardson to the common pleas court to succeed the late Sylvester J. Snee and Mrs Lois Downes McBride to succeed Judge Richard son. McBride a Mercer county native admitted to the bar in 1928 after studies at Mercer Grove City Vassar and Pitt, active in social service including organizing the Coun sel Service Society to provide free legal aid to youths aged 16 to 21.

International News Service Harrisburg Gifford’ Pinchot Airs. McBride Mercer County Mercer Public Grove Ony and Vassar Colleges University of Pittsburgh Counsel Service Society Allegheny County

Committee To Meet Thursday For County GOP Officers

County Republican chairman Senator George T. Weingartner announced a Thursday meeting in the courthouse to elect officers for the coming two years. Current chairman and secretary are not seeking re-election, with Roy W. Hazen seen as a likely new chairman. All newly elected county committee members are asked to attend at 8 p.m. in courtroom No. 1.

George T. Weingartner Court House Senator Weingartners T. Wilbur McCullough Roy W. Hazen

Dentists Return From Convention in Cambridge Springs

Local dentists attended the Ninth District convention of the Pennsylvania State Dental Society in Cambridge Springs, with Dr. R. C. Lutz as vice president and Dr. W. L. Seal as treasurer. Participants included Dr. Lutz and Dr. A. G. Reynolds. Activities featured business sessions, clinics, a banquets and ball Friday, plus golf on Saturday afternoon.

Pennsylvania State Dental Society Cambridge Springs R. C. Lutz W. L Seal Lutz A. G. Reynolds

Phalanx Stag Dinner Planned for Wednesday

The Phalanx fraternity of the YMCA will hold a stag dinner at a New Willington tavern on Wednesday evening June 6 at 6 45. Dean M Staley chairs arrangements. The event opens the chapter’s summer schedule and honors president Charles Matthews a recent bridegroom.

Phalanx Fraternity Willington Dean M. Staley Adfair Charles Matthews

Frank McConnell Dies In Florida

Mrs. Anna Williams of Tot Croton Avenue received word of the death of Frank McConnell aged 70 at his home in St. Cloud Florida Monday morning at 11 30. No cause was given. A S McKay former local resident who, with McConnell, visited here last summer, sent the notice. McConnell was a pioneer resident and son of Socrates A and Eliza McConnell. He had spent nearly his life here.

Anna Williams Tot Croton Avenue Frank McConnell St. Cloud Pia A. S. McKay McConnell Mr. McConnell Socrates A Eliza McConnell

Local man dies at 76 after years in Florida

The obituary notes a man who made Florida his permanent residence six years ago and was 76 on May 26. Survived by one brother Ed McConnell of this city, two sisters Ella McConnell and Mrs Gary Cox of West Washington Street extension. A brother George died 15 years ago.

Florida Ed Mc. ‘Connell Ella McConnell Gary Cox West Washington Street George

Terrace School Honors Outstanding Students in Star Day

Terrace School held a Star Day to recognize students outstanding in class work over the last six weeks. First grade recipients Included Sterley Puzio Joseph Kulnis Rita Leinkner Raymond Owoe Lawrence Marcella Edith Muster. Second grade honorees included Irene Damas kon Margaret Andrechi Roscoe.

Terrace Sterley Puzio Joseph Kulnis Rita Leinkner Raymond Owoe Lawrence Marcella Edith Muster Irene Damaskon Margaret Andrechi Roscoe

Reindeer Herd Size Grows in Alaska Report

A. H. Miller, superintendent of the Central district, notes that a herd of reindeer transplanted to the Alaska region around Kodiak Island in 1920 has increased to 500 head. The report from Bureau 10% Education details the growth.

Seward Alaska A’ K Kodiak Island i A. H. Miller

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