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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
10
The YWCA camp for girls ages 6 to 12 starts Monday at 1 30 PM with registration and medical exams. Campers meet counselors and bunk mates, choose a cabin name, and begin swimming, crafts, nature study, dramatics, rhythm band, and camp chorus as daily schedules outline meals, worship, and group activities.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene will hold their June meeting Thursday at Mrs. Ervin Baum Gardner's home. Mrs. S. M. Dryden is in charge as the new president.
Mr and Mrs Wm Gealy hosted a surprise birthday at their home for daughter Erdine celebrating her sixteenth anniversary. About forty guests attended a delightful evening with a nice lunch and Erdine receiving many pretty and useful gifts.
Rev Charles Snyder and his daughter Miriam from Columbiana Ohio visited town Sunday. Rev Flannery of Cleveland Ohio conducted both morning and evening services at the Church of the.
North Beaver Etheliae Barris visits sister Mrs. James Crea in West Middlesex. Elmer and Robert Seaton stay with their mother in New Castle. Illness of Robert Wellar shows improvement. Ray Rhodes hosts friends from Beaver Falls. Dawson family guests include Mrs. Daniel Dawson and son, and Mrs. Jessie Greene with Masury visitors. Helen Swisher from Pittsburgh visits her parents. Orlo Biggins and children visit Cortland. Floyd Douglas returns from Jameson Memorial Hospital after appendicitis surgery. John and Marion Rhodes, with children from West Virginia, and Bookheart from New Brighton visit Rhodes couple. Bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKim serenaded at Alex McKim’s home. they will reside on James Cunningham farm, now at home to friends.
Harrisburg figures from the State Department of Agriculture show 57 460 farms in Pennsylvania had telephones on January 1 1935, a 3 percent drop from January 1 1934.
Smith's fur department touts the Polar Bear method for cleaning glazing and oil treatment of furs. The ad claims deeper protection, longer life, and cheaper long-term care with a new Sendal Steamer finishing coat and mothproof bags available at a small extra charge.
Readers are reminded that letters intended for this column must be signed with the writer’s full name and address. Anonymous submissions will not be published.
A 24 hour police chronology ends at 3 30 pm June 4 with three arrests for drunkenness. City policemen are deputized to patrol parks outside limits to curb vandalism as repairs and beautification continue. Council discusses finance and bond issues amid tax collection notes and lien renewals.
The New Castle hospital will graduate six young women at its annual commencement in the Benjamin Franklin junior high school auditorium on Thursday evening, June 13. Exercises start at 8:00 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Kelland received many gifts at a Valencia shower hosted by Miss Margaret Mehaffey with Miss Margaret Grover as joint hostess. Humorous readings and spring decor themed the event, ending with a treasure hunt to locate the presents. Kelland’s marriage to John Piper is set for the latter part of the month.
Morning worship at 11 o clock followed by sabbath services and related activities announced for the church with Rev P D McCracken as pastor and congregation update.
Bath school and Crusaders and C Y P A meet at 9 am and 7 30 pm respectively. Mrs Gertrude Woodford of Port Clinton hosted by brother John Kelland. Cottages opened along Slippery Rock creek for summer. Memorial Day visits by Stickles Williamson Rush Rubner Good Beck and others. News notice: The News by Man one year five dollars.
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