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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
5
The 11th annual Wampum horse show starts tonight at 7 p.m. at Pleasant Valley Farm owned by Harold W. Marshall. About 165 to 190 entries are expected with 130 stalls housing horses and Rotary sponsors providing refreshments and extra seating.
Duquesne University suspended basketball star Jim Tucker of Paris Kentucky until February 1953 after repeated curfew violations and other infractions by a resident student. Dean of Men Rev James F McNamara said the student welfare committee authorized the one semester suspension. The move removes a key prop from coach Dutley Moore’s team.
Invitational tournament participation and NCAA playoff appearance noted last March, featuring teams competing for postseason honors and qualification.
Cpl. Harry L. McBride Auxiliary 522 held a Thursday meeting at the post home with one member initiated. Mrs. Nina Skaggs presided. district conference in Rochester Pa. named Mrs. Lillian Davis district president. Committee reports given. plans to attend Lawyer Council at New Castle Post 315 on June 12. Future hostesses listed for June 19 and encampment elections noted.
East Lackawannock residents hosted and visited relatives and friends in New Castle Mercer and Wampum over Memorial Day weekend and nearby days. Airmen Cpl Clarence Anderson returned to North Carolina after a short leave. Families from Canton Ohio and New Brighton joined gatherings at Edwards Humphrey Osborne Heckathorne Swartz Cosgrove homes.
Dinner guests joined relatives in New Castle as the Faichneys hosted with Mr and Mrs Earl Faichney. Nearby, Don Heckathorne and Robert Heckathorne welcomed callers from New Wilmington. Earl Anderson and family visited Cpl. Clarence Anderson in Grove City. Paul Blake and Alice Dodds hosted visits from New Castle. John Edwards and family called on Floyd Robinson in New Castle.
The Great Books forum will meet Tuesday June 10 at eight p m in the public library to discuss Fletcher Pratt's Short History of the Civil War. Robert Lesniak will chair. The 1935 book Ordeal by Fire is praised as a one volume history for the man in the street. The meeting is open.
Anthony Buonpane of Pollock avenue graduates from Dana School of Music Youngstown College with a Bachelor of Music in education. He gave a May 21 clarinet recital with Frank Taylor as accompanist.
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