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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
7
A reception for graduates will be held Thursday at 8 30 p m at the Elm Street Branch Y W C A. The event is organized by the New Castle Afro-Americans NAACGP and aims to honor local graduates within the community.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Johns of R D 8 announce the arrival of a son on June 6. He has been named Raymond Howard Jr. A California mountain is moving twenty five yards a year. Those Californians have a mighty faith.
The Senate debates a major unemployment relief bill as the House passes the Garner program calling for expenditure of 2.3 billion dollars to fund jobless benefits and related aid. The measure aims to extend payments and support measures amid ongoing economic strain.
The Senate moves to act quickly on the 2.3 billion dollar jobless relief program after the House approved Speaker Garner's measure. A Wagner proposal would free 300 million for immediate loans to states and cities facing severe unemployment. The plan uses the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to issue loans with five year repayment starting 1935 and potential deductions from federal road grants if states default.
At Geneva College commencement Miss Mildred Zahniser and Miss Dorothy Jean Wallace of New Castle earned top honors. Zahniser won the valedictorian prize of $59.85 from Dr. Milligan and the Edward Wendt Greek prize for three years plus the Walter Cook Lee Latin prize for two years. Wallace tied for the French prize and graduates with honors. Both were honor students at New Castle High School.
The annual Trinity Episcopal parish outing is held today at Kennedy's Mill Boy Scout Camp on the Slippery Rock. An extensive sports and amusements program is planned this afternoon with a large picnic dinner this evening.
Club members met at Camp Agenda near New Wilmington junction for a regular meeting led by President H. Frank. Allan Plant will handle athletics this year and Alex Samuels leads welfare work. The group will hold its annual picnic later this month.
The Men’s Bible class at First Methodist Church led by president Ralph S. Reed will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening in the church parlor. After business, Archie Gordon and his group will lead a circus lunch.
A long list of individuals visiting or recently discharged in Akron includes Harry Boyd of North Bay street Gail Jones of Pittsburgh and Millicent Walker of Austin town. Several patients are noted at Jameson Memorial hospital including Vivian Neely and Walter Marks. Local residents attend church anniversaries and trips to Washington Baltimore and Cleveland with family visits and travel updates.
The West Side Union of the W C T U will meet Friday at 1 pm at Mrs A J Hunter's Boston avenue home. Members will bring flowers to bouquet for the Margaret Henry Home as part of Flower Week. A bicycle stolen from Arthur McClure on Marshall avenue has been recovered on Raymond street.
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