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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
A rural comedy Brown Eyed Betty in three acts will be performed by the Helping Hand Bible Class of Moravia Presbyterian church at North Beaver Grange hall on Friday June 8. Cast includes Leah Brest Walter Medord Gladys Brest Alice Kumrow Stanley Brest Ronald Mielke and others.
Charles Glasgow transfers property to New Castle Building and Loan Association in Fourth ward for 1. New Castle Building and Loan Association returns property to Charles Glasgow in Neshannock for 1. Stanislaw Morowski transfers to Albert Morowski in Seventh ward for 1.
The wife objects to Bill's activity and states it is none of her business. The line pairs a disapproving remark with a claim of noninterference.
Representative J Howard Swick prepares to back a bill capping veterans compensation cuts at 15 percent while opposing President Roosevelt’s push for no restrictions. He may join the 25 percent Senate limit if the House offers no 15 percent option. Swick also supports cash payment for the amount in question.
Temple Israel on Highand Moody avenues invites the community to three services. Rabbi Avery Jonah Grosfield leads Friday June 9 at 8 pm with the Beaver Falls confirmation class of six men and four women as special guests. A Sunday June 11 8 pm service at Beaver Falls senior high school features the same group and a musical program by local choirs and soloists.
City council will view the Martin property on South Jefferson Street and the Independent Brewing Company site at South Beaver and Bridge streets as alleged nuisances. On June 16, they will inspect the Kurtz and Tilghman properties on Shenango Street for similar concerns.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Piankham's Vegetable Compound as a health tonic for women. It claims improved vitality, charm, and energy, stating that 98 of 100 women report benefit and encourages use after daily work.
City robins break tradition by nesting on a fire escape at the Temple building. A couple has three young robinettes on the second floor platform, camouflaged like a pheasant on a desert plain, as they grow ready to spread their wings.
Miss Irene Caldwell of North Liberty and Clarence Shields, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shields, wed at Slippery Rock on Monday May 29. A serenade was given by neighbors Tuesday evening at the groom’s parents home, where the couple will reside.
Mrs James Stevenson and Mrs John Hedglin hosted a birthday party at their home on Saturday evening honoring Harry Mack turning 45. The guests enjoyed games and music, and a delicious lunch was served by the hostesses.
The column lists numerous social visits and guest stays. Miss Mollie Stewart spends the week with her sister in Butler. Several locals from New Castle, Buffalo, Johnstown, Slippery Rock and Grove City visit relatives and hosts in Butler and nearby towns.
New Bedford Ruth Shaffer of New Castle visited Mabel Wetzel on Sunday. Ernest Wallace announces the birth of a son on Saturday. Irene Hutchison and Doris Eppinger spent Friday in New Castle as John Whiting and son Dale visited Masury. Polena family of Warren spent Sunday with Gruenwalds. R Lenz of New Castle visiting daughter Paul Sankey. Harry Felton of Ellwood City joined Chill for Sunday dinner. Warren Harry family of West Middlesex spent Sunday with Ernest Wallace. James Gilland and Betty from New Castle visited Zedaker household. George Wylam of Coitsville visited his parents Henry and spouse. Sam A. Hanna of Cleveland announces arriving daughter Susan Jane born May 30. Hanna formerly lived here. Harold Anderson and family and Mrs Mary Hutchison with J B Cole and Natalie Pitt with Oscar Kingson and Mrs Ernest Dresden of Rochester visited H W Chill. Charles Martin Sanford son of Coraopolis with Pittsburgh visitors Leonora Gealey Laura Dick called Hopewell church attendees. If fasting makes Gandhi sweet and long suffering it isn’t a reducing diet.
One more heat exhaustion case was reported from the tin mills Wednesday afternoon. Breden Klingen smith of South Crawford avenue was removed to Jameson Memorial hospital late in the afternoon. The item ends with a reflective note about future school histories.
Local Bell employees mark birthdays and long service anniversaries. Tom Theis of the plant department recently completed thirty years with the company, while Glenn R. Weber of the plant department will reach twenty one years on June 15.
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