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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
8
A New Castle cat named Baby, owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hanrahan, has seven toes on each forepaw, unlike the usual five. The unusual cat, adopted last October from North Mill Street, now attracts scientists and curious neighbors while remaining affectionate and home-loving. The hind paws are normal.
Authorities push to complete arrangements for Camp Fred L Rentz cadet camp opening for younger lads. Workmen visit the grounds weekly to prepare the Slippery Rock creek site for the grand inaugural and the month remaining until opening.
Purporting to flush out poisons and soothe irritated kidneys bladder and joints the ad promotes FOLEY PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS with a money back guarantee and quick results within hours aimed at kidney and bladder discomfort.
Physical Director Henry T. Mac Nicholas announces improvements including a baseball court volleyball court and a new tennis court to be started this week and a renovated swimming hole. Three fourths of the cadet camp period is reserved with boys eight to twelve years old participating. The regular camp for older youths opens July 17 and is expected to break attendance records.
The Misses Helen and Janet Anangst shopped in New Castle Tuesday. Mrs. John Davis of New Castle recently guest at Mrs. Sara McIntosh’s home. Mrs. Laura Coates visiting her son Francis in Struthers Ohio. John McClelland of New Castle visited J. A. Wigton’s home Sunday. Queen Esther Girls group to meet at Trene Park’s home Friday.
The report notes a change to Friday evening June 15. It also lists multiple social visits from families including Baer and Harold of New Castle, Ward of Youngstown visiting Bennett, Elizabeth Peterson and sons in Lowellville, Dorothy Hofmeister with Mabie Wallace at New Bedford, Merlin Pilger and family, and Sara Moln Loch visiting New Springfield. Edward Roberts resumed work after a hand injury at Burton Powder. Verdin Mitchell and Jimmin Mitchell from New Wilmington visited Crawford avenue, and Joe Natale learned of his sister’s death in Rutherford, then left Monday evening for the funeral.
North Beaver Nornan Gilchrist of Pittsburgh spent the weekend here. Mrs Bert Hays broke her arm recently. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and children of Pittsburgh were guests last week. Mr and Mrs J A Gawson and Ben Were visited Midland, Pa. Richard Liston, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary student, spent the weekend at home. Mrs Mary Martin, longtime resident, broke her arm. Reeder family moved to James Cunningham farm near Enon Valley. John Douglass and family, Mr Jackson, and others from New Castle visited Mr Jazul and Mrs Willian Deringer Sunday. Westfield youths from Bethel and Moravia churches plan a wiener roast at James Gardner’s Friday evening. The busy little bee wouldn’t get praise if man could not steal the honey.
The Rev F Smith of Highland Heights Free Methodist church announces a Friday New Castle district Sunday school convention with 9 30 a m start and morning afternoon and evening sessions The program lists devotions welcomes lessons music discussions and talks by Rev D N Thomas J R Barthbaugh W M Aiken and others ending with an evangelistic service led by Paul R Smith and special district youth music.
Temple Israel at Highland and Moody avenues holds Tegwar service Friday June 8 at 8 o'clock with Rabbi Avery Joash Grassfield. Last service of season. next Friday evening September 7. Saturday services at 11 o'clock with Lillian Rubin reading. last Saturday morning service until September 8. Memorial flowers and Temple Memorial Fund gifts offered by Mrs. A Marlin and family for Abraham Marlin. Daisy Rosenblum Levine anniversaries noted. Temple mourns J A Williams of Pittsburgh, donor to building fund. After Friday service, fellowship hour in vestry. Sisterhood hosts.
Miss Laura E. Carson of this city will receive her A B degree in Latin at Indiana University Bloomington during the annual commencement in Indiana Memorial Stadium on Monday June 21. Nearly 1 000 candidates will participate with 775 receiving degrees and about 22 to participate without diplomas until October. Dr Frank A Fetter of Princeton University will be the speaker.
Mrs Forbes is seriously ill at her Beaver street home. Nellie Zakerewski’s sister from Detroit plans a Sunday visit. Victor Driver of Morris street returns to Forest Camp in Rimport to finish his work in a few weeks. The Juynk family learns their son, a four year Navy veteran, has returned home yesterday to surprise his parents.
A Thursday meeting will be held at Mrs James Johnston home in Harlansburg. About 270 people attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W H Humphrey at their home Memorial Day. The Adult Bible class held its annual party at Mr and Mrs Harry McCracken home with lunch for about 60. Mrs Etta Wimner celebrated her 61st birthday June 1 with family gathering and a birthday cake at the Wimer home. Attendees included multiple Wimer family members and friends.
A damaged ad touts Lime-baled PENDIM SON'S OINTMENT sold at drugstores for pimples blotches and itching. It claims dramatic overnight improvement with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and also promotes QUNTMIENT for eruptions and minor pains.
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