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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
8
Garden Club officers announced no flower requests will be accepted after 7 this evening for shut ins. Girl Scouts will receive and arrange flowers Friday evening, with Boy Scouts helping distribute Saturday morning.
A large number of north district scout leaders and their wives enjoyed hospitality at West Pittsburg hosted by A S Hainsworth and family last night. Attendees praised the beauty of the home and gardens as part of a memorable evening.
Two more district plants adopt employe participation and management plans expanding representation to about 2,500 workers. Buckeye Coal Company will allow 900 Nemacolin and Youngstown workers to elect committees. Vesta Coal Company will implement a co management plan for about 1,800 employees in Washington and Greene counties.
Columbia business man F A Dalton is a proud father as seven of his sons and daughters have earned 10 degrees from the University of Missouri. The 11th degree will be awarded this month to one more child.
Grove City College in Pennsylvania schedules a full week of exercises beginning June 8 with farewell vespers and a luncheon for senior girls. The 107 graduates hear Dr. Samuel Semple at the baccalaureate on June 11, Ivy Day June 12 features the ivy plantings, and June 13 class day includes a dramatic club performance and trustees events. Commencement addresses by Hon. Henry Rainey are set for June 14 in Harbison Chapel.
June 7 1933 letters thank Rentz and New Castle News for publicity aiding two community notices. A choir at Second United Presbyterian thanks for publicity on an old song program. A lost box of ladies wear is recovered after an advertisement prompts a police-led recovery by Sergeant Syling and civic helpers.
Father James Cox of Pittsburgh, a supporter of the bonus marchers, will address a World War Veterans gathering in Lawrence County Wednesday evening June 14 at Cascade Park. Eight buses are promised to transport attendees, with city officials offering the park, and a decision on accepting the transport offer to be made at tomorrow’s meeting.
The Millburn Grange held its first reunion on Tuesday June 6 at the Grange hall. About 80 attended a cafeteria style dinner led by charter members. J P Hartt served as toastmaster and M B Orr recalled past events. Members from Mercer Pomona Grange and Worthy State Master J A Boak spoke on loyalty to Grange and its community benefits.
General business activity in Japan fell in April though production remained steady. Consumer demand weakened and warehouse stocks rose notably while the wholesale price index dropped during the month.
As a means of hastening recovery, almost everybody is willing for everybody else to make unselfish sacrifices.
The piece argues that constant good health and steady employment make a savings account seem less essential and highlights how financial planning may feel unnecessary when income feels guaranteed. It notes potential complacency risks and suggests prudent planning remains wise.
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