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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
23
Washington reports indicate Britain may offer a debt truce or partial payment on the $75,950,000 instalment due ten days hence. Officials withheld negative replies as London signals a reply to Sir Ronald Lindsay's communication.
Mr. Jackson notes a pleasant Alert social week event a Friday birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bair home for their son Boone. It was a complete surprise with ping-pong games and late refreshments served by the hostess and her wife Katherine. Guests included Ralph Lamson G Douglas Bud Russell Robert Mars Fred Keane James Keane and the honoree.
The Women’s Missionary Society held an all day meeting Friday at Mrs Elizabeth Chambers home. Members sewed a comfort top and conducted a business session led by Mrs I E Swisher. A special all day meeting is planned for Saturday June 10 at the same home.
Those attending the meeting included Mrs. B. W. Laughlin Mrs. Elizabeth Brewster Mrs. Emily Wilson Mrs. Isa Dixon Mrs. Ella Hanna Mrs. I. E. Swisher and the hostess.
Mrs. John Seltzer and Mrs. J F Miller are appointed by the local American Legion Auxiliary to attend the Four-County Council meeting on June 6 in Greenville.
The Iva M Hammill missionary meeting scheduled for Thursday was postponed to next Thursday due to the Sunday school convention at New Castle.
The Children’s Day program is scheduled for Sunday morning June 11 at 10 30 a m at the church. Rehearsals are set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 1 30 p m at the church.
Pearle Stanley remains at home due to illness. A. A. Young and spouse visited relatives at Portersville. Laura Douglas and Willa Caskey spent Monday in Mineral Ridge, Ohio. Mayor Clyde Ferguson of Niles, Ohio, visited his mother, Mrs. Sarah Ferguson. Mary Young of Warren hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thompson. James Hanna staying with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett in Pulaski for a few days. Mrs. George Douglas of Cannonsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Gibson. F. M. Adamas and family of New Castle joined Mrs. Etta Metz for Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Ferguson returned home after a week in New Castle.
Miss Mary Watson returns from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cole and son visit McKeesport friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riney of New Castle call on Mrs. Margaret Myers. Mrs. Ralph Sherman of Norfolk arrives to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore of Ellwood City attend Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fox. Mansfield Young and son James of New Castle visit Lafe Shaffer. Albert Kelley and family of Portersville call on Miss Harriet Stickle and William Rohrer.
In April 16, farmers shot deer to protect wheat and rye crops. Ten deer were kept for food, five given to charity, and one deemed unfit for consumption.
Washington on June 7 President Roosevelt signs the Steagall resolution prohibiting the gold payment clause in all contracts. Federal sleuths begin a roundup of over 1,000 hoarders violating orders while foreign holders in England contemplate action to test the measure. Officials insist there is no repudiation of obligations and that government securities will be paid in legal tender with gold parity. The Treasury is to maintain money's gold standard buying power.
The list of jurors for the week of June 12 includes Allen as housekeeper and farmer, William O Allen as farmer, Lester L millworker, Charles Bannon carpenter, Edward Barker farmer, Joseph Barber foreman, William M Bender contractor, Cora M Black housekeeper, Lizzie Blews housekeeper, Aaron Bolick tinworker, Adam F Boyd tinworker, James A Brandon, Robert D Cameron laborer.
Twenty eight applicants for state motor vehicle operator licenses passed Tuesday while 18 failed under Corporal L C Hawks during exams on Sampson street. Tests ran from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in a large turnout with late arrivals. Passes listed include Agnes Glenn Clyde Hamilton Caoe Fox William Hemrick Maude Owen Clyde Campbell Ruth Foltz Robert Burnside William Shira Lillian Sapienza Nancy Black David Lerner Sage Palus Norvall Hocklin George Jones Jr George Hetcher Ethel Shaffer Jack Lebby Wayne Reyser Richard Swanton Marguerite White Wayne Walker William S Forest William J Jones Craig Supple Dorothy Weber Stephen Scotia Robert Boughter and others. Let's see when did the nations meet in conference in order to give America something.
Alumni of New Castle High School may attend the annual reunion to be held Thursday June 22 in the Cathedral. Tickets cost seventy five cents each and include a meal and entertainment. The sale starts June 10 with Myron Rice Everett Anderson and Sam McGoun Jr heading the ticket committee.
Pennsylvania fur dealers report totals for 1931 32 season show 466188 muskrats 295468 skunks 125336 opossums 41358 weasels 21608 raccoons 10480 minks 3150 red foxes 5306 gray foxes and 122 wild cats taken by trappers. The second item notes Mongoloid origin from Indian funeral chants containing Chinese words. A corrected version of a quoted student sentence is provided.
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