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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
8
Temple Israel Highland and Moody avenues will hold the regular service Friday June 7 at 8 pm with Rabbi Avery Jonah Grassfield officiating. Sermon topic Moses On Mount Neboh Prospect and Retrospect. Flowers donated by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Marks in memory of Daisy Rosenblum Levine.
Mrs Ethel Callahan of Ellwood visited Tuesday evening as a guest of Mrs Laura Wilson. Miss Ethel Hamilton and Helen Shitlar of Pittsburgh were guests of Mr and Mrs F E Wak e. Ada Hershey recovering at home after heart trouble shows improvement. Mrs Chas Mitcheltree staying with daughter Mrs Raymond Geuger in West Middlesex. Rev and Mrs E J Jennings and ...
East Brook Road notes include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ewing and son Billy of Slippery Rock visiting friends last Friday. Twila Livingston of Wampum visits at the Wm Livingston home. Albert Cassidy Irene and Mrs. Charles Emery hosted by the McFarland family on Harlansburg road. Donald McFarland of Volant visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Livingston. Bertha Kerr, employed in New Castle, spends Sunday with grandmother Elizabeth Dean.
The Catholic Order of Foresters will inaugurate a membership campaign at St. Joseph's hall at 8 o'clock. State Chief Ranger John C. Killeen of Pittsburgh and other state officers will attend to assist, with a large turnout expected.
Herman Talbitzer aged 68 of 503 Eighth Street Seventh Ward suffered the loss of the end of his index finger on his right hand when caught in elevator machinery Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital at 2 25 where his hand was dressed.
Westminster College alumni in New Wilmington plan to elect two alumni to the board of trustees during their Saturday afternoon meeting after the alumni dinner at the U P church. Frank L. Burton announces the agenda which also includes selecting officers for the coming year. Current officers include Burton as president W D Gamble as vice president Zella Robins as secretary Elizabeth McBane as treasurer and Arthur D Kirkbride as auditor.
ENON VALLEY residents Riddle and family visited Beaver Falls on Saturday. Wilber Patterson and spouse shopped in New Castle Saturday. Stanley Veon and family spent Saturday evening in Beaver Falls. Emmett Coblintz of Rochester visited friends here this week. Wilber Riggle of Beaver Falls attended the bridge club at Mrs. Callie Riddles Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson …
An advertisement claims dramatic weight loss without exercise or dieting using Marmola tablets. It asserts thousands have reduced with a physicians prescribed corrective since 1907, with over 20 million packages sold and distributed nationwide.
Pittsburgh visitors called on Mr and Mrs W T Anderson on Sunday. Ruth Spearhas from Rochester General Hospital spent the day with her parents Mr and Mrs John Spearhas. Mrs Callie Riddle hosted a bridge club party Tuesday afternoon with refreshments served. Mr and Mrs John Duncan and Mrs Ben Reder of Alliance visited Mrs Duncan’s sister Mrs Margarett Corbett. Mr and Mrs Frank Schwamel and Ruth Schwamel visited Mr Schwamel’s sister and her family Mrs Charles Schrett in Cleveland Ohio on Sunday.
Disease kept Mrs. Chas Kennedy of Cranesville Pa from speaking at the New Wilmington Methodist church last Sunday. She will address the congregation Sunday evening June 23 on the subject The Open Road.
Rev. Milo M. Mook and his family with Miss Inez Cox left Wednesday for Rimersburg Pennsylvania to attend the Cherry Run Standard Leadership Training School and Youth Conference where Rev Mook will serve as a teacher.
Enrollment 210 with 205 present last Sunday. Attendance goal set at 300 for the upcoming Sunday as a fine Children’s Day program is prepared.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church gathered Tuesday night for their regular meeting with Mrs. Milo Mook and Mrs. Reed Anderson serving as hostesses.
The June meeting of the Young Ladies Guild at the United Presbyterian church will be held at Miss Le nore Taylor’s Pulaski home, weather permitting. A picnic supper starts at 6:00, with Georgetta Walker and Isabelle McFarland on the committee.
The Argo, Westminster junior class annual, appeared on campus with enthusiasm. The Gothic themed yearbook, rust colored cover in old gold, includes informal faculty shots, candid student photos, and a new contents arrangement. Editor Virginia Rumbaugh of Saxonburg. faculty advisor Professor Harold J. Brennan.
Princeton area notes report morning worship at Oak Grove United Presbyterian at 10 30 with Sunday school to follow and Y P C U in the evening Rev W C Billica pastor. Local visits include Wright home being hosted by Joseph White Camp Run and relatives from Butler New Castle Titusville Harlansburg and Warren Ohio guests.
A bold thief is sought by Dodge City police after stealing a large red electric light bulb from the top of the city’s 90 foot water tower. The incident has triggered an intensive manhunt.
New Wilmington Pa June 6 Professor Gordon Balch Nevin Westminster College organist and composer will give an organ vesper recital during commencement week next Sunday at 4 in the college chapel. He will perform works by Handel Bach Purcell Wagner Mendelssohn Vidor and his own Autumn Memories.
Sue Bee zer, 17, discovered the body of her father R. J. Beezer, 42, with a throat wound in a field near their home in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania. Beezer was a longtime meat market owner with recent financial reverses.
Mrs Barbara Spears of Akron Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy appetite and spirits after fatigue and poor health She urges other women to try the remedy and emphasizes its broad acceptance among nearly a million users The testimonial notes her husband supportive and optimistic about the treatment.
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