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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
10
A reader column from 1930 reflects on gender roles with comments from a wife in Waukegan Illinois and Mrs P M L praising or challenging domestic expectations. The letter asks Miss Allard to consider equal effort in chores and cooking and notes husbands often avoid 50 50 sacrifice while women voice frustration.
John Woods, son of Rev. Oscar Woods, will supervise the Bethany Lutheran church daily vacation Bible school starting Monday at 9 a m. He trained at Thiel College under Dr Heim and studied two years at Chicago Lutheran Seminary. An able corps of teachers will assist. enrollment has been good.
The junior high school expects a large attendance when classes begin Monday morning and provisions are being made for the kindergarten pupils.
Sixty feet of cement have been laid toward the bridge approach on Ellwood Road near Cascade Park and should open to traffic today or tomorrow. State police ban parking near the work as traffic continues on the new one way bridge with contractors facing driving and signaling challenges.
Highland United Presbyterian Church will host a Children’s Day during Sabbath School with the primary and junior departments presenting a 2. Children’s Day program and a short Pentecostal program. Dr. C J Williamson pastor, back from the Des Moines General Assembly, will preach the 11 o clock Pentecostal sermon, and the congregation will attend the Cathedral service in the evening.
A forecast warns of a moderate storm wave crossing the continent centered June 5 bringing cool periods before and after. Temperatures are expected to rise above normal later in June with the hottest point near the 20th. Severe storms are anticipated mid June to late July, with notable frost in the far north and hail in wheat regions.
Shenango Works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company reported gifts totaling 71 dollars to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment fund. R L Meermans, finance chair, listed donors and amounts including D S Pyle 25 dollars and multiple one dollar contributions.
A list outlines payments to multiple individuals including H R Frauenstocker J A Lucia and Wm J Brown each receiving one dollar, H A Brown five dollars, and others at one dollar. The combined total amounts to 71 dollars.
Mrs D R Smith president of the Service Star Legion receives a card from Mrs E Penny of Sharon a Gold Star mother visiting in France The card dated Seafast France notes a wandering time and great courtesy shown during the trip An early industrial development may be the construction of substantial nonleakable nail kegs Terre Haute Star
Funds for the G A R Encampment entertainment have reached 5000 with a few gifts needed to ensure success. Contributions should be made to R L Meermans at the Y M C A and payable to D D Valiensi, Finance Secretary. Late donors include several individuals and companies totaling varied amounts.
Members of the bugle and drum corps of the Harry L. McBride Post VFW will rehearse tonight at 9 at the Armory for a special session. Those without uniforms are urged to attend. The corps assembles Sunday at 1 30 pm at the Legion Home Association on North Jefferson street to participate in services.
Confirmation exercises at Tifereth Israel Synagogue on South Jefferson Street Sunday June 8 1930 at 3 PM. Rabbi J Shapp will lead an program initiating five youths into full members of the congregation with a meaningful and solemn ceremony.
Orville Potter, chairman of the first aid committee for the G. A. R. encampment, announced an urgent need for canvas cots to be used at the Cathedral on Tuesday and Wednesday. Donations of canvas cots with mattresses and covers would help. contact Mr. Potter at 53 J.
The Central Presbyterian church invites all members to attend at 11 a m for a morning service commemorating Pentecost. Rev Larimore C Denise D D president of Omaha Theological seminary will preach on The Growth and Power of the Christian Church. Evening service is canceled for a Cathedral service.
The speaker emphasizes a simple method to deliver a strong address. Begin with a sharp opening and finish with a clever closing, ensuring the intro and conclusion stay tightly connected for impact.
The remark suggests mounting tensions as nations consider a renewed arms program to decide cruiser types marking a setback in current naval planning.
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