Opening Date Of Membership Campaign Is Set
The Chamber of Commerce launches a city wide membership canvass next Tuesday evening June 22 at the Casleton hotel ballroom. Dinner at 6 30 with over a hundred covers. M J Donnelly and Thomas H Hartman lead the executive committee and ARL Machin heads a sales team of 100. The campaign aims to fund the chamber project program encompassing pressing community demands.
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Chamber of Commerce
Casleton Hotel
M. J. Donnelly
Thomas H. Hartman
Machin
New Castle
Chamber of Commerce Drives Local Economic Growth in New Castle
The local Chamber of Commerce remains the focal point for economic action in New Castle. This year it helped acquire a manufacturing plant with about 500 workers and a payroll near four hundred thousand dollars annually, with plans to expand toward a one million dollar annual payroll. The effort is said to benefit all businesses and professionals in the area, and negotiations continue to grow payroll further.
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Chamber of Commerce
Acton
New Castle
Reverend Thompson Called to New Jersey Church
Rev. Charles O. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs C R Thompson of Euclid avenue has received a call to the Lutheran church at Oldwick New Jersey and is visiting his parents en route from Ithaca New York after graduation from Yale and Lutheran Seminary Philadelphia where he trained for the Ithaca pastorate Card of Thanks To our many friends who expressed love and kindness in our bereavement we thank them sincerely Mr and Mrs Sylvester Rice Mr and Mrs Leroy Rice Mrs Belle Rice
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Charles O. Thompson
C. R. Thompson
Euclid Avenue
Oldwick
N. J
Tthick
Yhieltcollege
Thompson
Lutheran Seminary
Philadelphia
Lutheran Church
Ithaca
Sylvester Rice
Leroy Rice
Belle Rice
State Roads Employee Credits Vendol For Upset Stomach
Ellwood City road worker George T. Brown says Vendol relieved his stomach distress after weeks of gas belching cramps and dizziness. He reports improved appetite sleep and regular bowels and urges others with similar troubles to seek treatment at New Castle Drug Company.
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State Roads
George T. Brown
Ellwood City
New Castle Drug Company
Vendo
McKeesport Steel Workers Oppose Strike Move
Watson McKee who heads the NRA compliance board and is secretary of the Chamber of Commerce led a delegation of 95 percent opposed steel workers from McKeesport to Washington for talks with NRA officials. They say workers want steady jobs and no strike and deny mill bases arming as Governor Pinchot suggested. The trip is funded by the Chamber of Commerce.
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International News Service
Mckeesport
Watson McKee
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
McKee
Gifford Pinchot
Tube City
New Castle Public Library Reports 37,187 Book Inventory
The New Castle free public library lists 37,187 books for borrowers. 22,608 are in the adult department and 11,342 in the juvenile. Subjects span fiction, philosophy, religion, history, travel, and arts with literature strongest in adults and sociology and language prominent in youths.
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New Castle Free Public Library
Local Social Notes From Bessemer Area
Hazel McClelland drove to Pittsburgh for business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Vrabell announce the arrival of a daughter Monday. Anna Perch of Negley Ohio and Howard Lamb of East Palestine visited relatives Monday evening. Esther Landman returns to school after bereavement in Pittsburgh Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank V Kelley and Mrs Ray Van Tassel spent Sunday in Wampum with the Ault family. William Benson and daughter of New Middletown Ohio visited Ivan Carlson on Walnut Street Monday evening. Paul Smith of Slippery Rock and his parents visited Sunday. Anthony Lombardo of Youngstown and Leonard Bartolone with family hosted visitors. Steve Eepshin of Aliquippa visited Mrs Katherine Ger Monovich and sons Melon and Paul. Ross Crumbacker of New Middletown Ohio announces a son. Mrs Crumbacker formerly Lillian Benson. Phillip Gallo and ...
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Hazel McClelland
Pittsburgh
Andrew Vrabell
Anna Perch
Negley
Ohio
Howard Lamb
East Palestine
Esther Landman
Frank V. Kelley
Ray van Tassel
Wampum
Ault
Willian Benson
New Middletown
Ivan Carlson
Walnut Street
Paul Smith
Slippery Rock
Ray van- Tasell
Anthony Lombardo
Youngstown
Leonard Bartolone
Steve Eepshin
Aliquippa
Kruschen for Fat Loss Claims High Blood Pressure Drop
A reader testimonial from Mrs W Eckoff of Saginaw Michigan praises Kruschen Salts for weight loss and lowered blood pressure. She reports losing 41 pounds in nine months and says the product keeps bowels regular and improves well being, urging a two month trial.
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W. Eckoff
Saginaiw
Mich
New Castle Drug C O
Eckerd
Local families host gatherings and announce arrivals
The report notes multiple weekend visits among neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Josep Gallo in Seaver Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Stabelton of New Middletown, and the Gaglianos with relatives in Butler. It mentions a Bible class dinner, news of a newborn son to Anthony Errera in Swissvale, and a 1934 graduation commencement with address by Rev. McAllister.
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Amily
Seaver Falls
Josep Gallo
Paul E. Stabelton
Paul, Jr
New Middletown
Ohio
William Chaney
Walnut Street
Joseph Gagliano
Butler
Neale Gagliano
Rose Gagliono
Elm Street
McAllister
Youngstown
H. G. Coates
Greyson Coates
Jimmy
Constantine
Marines Start Recruiting Again
The Marine Corps resumes enlistments after a low period. They will take 2350 youths to raise strength to 16000, 1500 below the level of three years ago. Requirements include high school education or equivalent, height minimums, and ages 18 to 50 percent of quotas for 6 to 68 inches. Enlistments are for four years with training at Parris Island and posting to posts as needed. The nearest station is Room 407, Post Office Building, Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Marine Barracks
Parris Island
D. C
Pittsburgh
Clark Company Is Awarded Contract
Harrisburg June 7. The Upt on Lang Company Erie won a 60950 highway garage contract at Wellsboro. Sub contracts went to CG PL Welty Patton heating 5982 Walter G Schopf Sharon Hill electrical 4546 Willam M Clark New Castle plumbing 3625 Charles W Tanner Pittsburgh. A second contract for 16670 covered filtration plant improvements at Polk State School.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Upton-Lang Company
Erie
Commonwealth
Wellsboro
CG PL Welty Company
Patton
Walter G. Schopf
Sharon Hill
Willam M
Polk State School
Accident Victims Leave Hospital
Raymond and Thomas Rauch of Croton Avenue were seriously injured May 29 when struck by an away auto at Vine and Croton Avenue. They have recovered sufficiently to leave Jameson Memorial Hospital, once feared to have internal injuries but their condition has improved after several days.
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Raymond
Thomas Rauch
Croton Avenue
Ayunaway Auto
Vine and
Jameson Memorial Hospital
East Brook Seniors Visit Washington D C
East Brook high school seniors, 22 students, led by Principal 8 G Me l Gurlough and teachers Ralph Watson and Miss Florence Glasgow, visited Washington D C after travel via Harrisburg and Gettysburg. The trip funded by student earnings and school support.
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East Brook
Washington
Washington, D. C
East Monday
Mel Gurlough
Ralph §. Watson
Florence Glasgow
Harrisburg
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Rev. Thompson
New Jersey
Oldwick, N. J
Dodge and
Plymouth
J. R. Rick Motor Car CO
Washington St
Spalding
SUN Queen
Sporting Goods Store
New Castle, Pa
McKeesport Steel Workers
Bessemer
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marines
Congress
Clark Company
William M. Clark Company
Edward’s
Palmolive Shay
Crear Colgate Shay
William’s Aqua Velva Autostrop Blades
Pinkham
Griffin
Fletcher
U.S
Ies
Fountain of Youth
Getitatte
New Castle Drug
Smac Lab
Peechee
Granger
Valentine
Mennen’s
Squibb’s
Texas
M. T. Goldman’s
Belmont
Eno
Tle
H. K. Wampole
Seidlitz
Webster’s
United States Capitol
Gettysburg
Retail Merchants
Exide
Keystone Arts
Oils Veedol Kendall
Quaker State Aviation
Kelly Springfield
Tridel
Croton Ave
Mael
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