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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
36
The Grand International auxiliary held a business meeting at the city building with plans for a June 22 gathering. A convention delegate may be chosen for Cleveland progress this week, followed by a social with June and July birthday hostesses. A scarecrow on Mahoning Avenue near North Liberty Street draws curious glances.
The senior Christian Endeavor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church gathered at Philip Guy’s West Madison Avenue home last night. Sixteen attendees enjoyed lawn games and a social time with lunch served by Alma Smith Edith Carnes and Margaret Wilkinson.
The Mahoning Methodist church asks the congregation to bring flowers Sunday morning to decorate the pulpit and platform for the children’s day exercises.
An old fashioned scarecrow appears within city limits drawing notable local interest and curiosity as residents speculate about its origin and purpose, turning heads across neighborhoods and prompting discussion about urban novelty and tradition.
Embarrassing itching can end quickly with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. The ad promises rapid comfort after the first application and suggests continued use restores the skin to a normal, healthy condition. Safe for use anywhere on the body. Free samples available by writing Resinol Dept 27 Baltimore Md.
A sudden rush to swimming holes in the Shenango and Mahoning river region drew hundreds of bathers over the past 48 hours. Scores swam yesterday in the Mahoning at West Clayton Street area while others visited Flat Rock along Mt. Jackson road district.
A hearing before Alderman H G Coates found Mrs Josephine Gates guilty of malicious mischief after Mrs Mary Hammed alleged she broke a fence and let a cow loose. Gates pleaded guilty and agreed to repair the damage.
A Wil son auxiliary business meeting was held at Malta hall on Thursday evening. Discussions covered organization matters and plans for future activities. The next gathering is scheduled for Thursday evening June 22.
Three new titles arrive at the Mahoning library pay shelf on Thursday. Shining Palace by Parmenter, The Album by Mary Roberts Rhinehart, and Zest by Charles G. Norris are now available for borrowing.
C. E. Dungan claims a seven ward garden has the smallest marigold, standing barely four inches high yet fully bloomed. The tiny flower drew local attention as a charming garden oddity.
The Mahoningtown Boy Scout troop holds a meeting tonight at 7:00 Daylight Savings Time at the Madison Avenue Christian church.
The B. W. R. club members and families will hold a breakfast at Cascade Park Grove next Tuesday at 11 o clock daylight savings time.
An aluminum colored airplane passed over the seventh ward Thursday afternoon at 2 25 o clock headed southeast.
Jack and Tom Solomon of this city spent Monday and Tuesday in New Cumberland West Virginia. Mr and Mrs R M Solomon of West Clayton street spent Wednesday in New Cumberland. John Prosky and Verne Fry of this ward returned home after a week at the World's Fair Chicago. William Cox of North Cedar Street returned home from Geneva College where he completed most of his senior work. Miss Helen Anderson of West Madison avenue who had an operation at Jameson Memorial hospital Wednesday was reported as getting along fairly well Thursday afternoon.
James M. Fitzgerald, son of Mr and Mrs 8 C Fitzgerald of 716 Wilmington avenue, graduates from University of Pennsylvania medical school as an honor student and Alpha Omega Alpha member. He will intern at Ford Hospital in Detroit Michigan. The second sentence is unrelated and should be ignored for this record.
Miss Evelyn Spencer of Toledo is named director of the Kennedy's Mills camp for the summer, with a 100 girl limit and first come first served registrations ending July 15. Camps run on a troop basis with a large local staff, Gypsy and Pioneer units, and trips planned to Akron.
Careful probe by Robert L. Stewart, special officer of the school board, leads to prosecutions in many cases. This week five boys pleaded guilty to destroying shrubbery at Benjamin Franklin junior high school and settled the damage without sworn informations. The passage notes a shift in blame, saying when the tide turns people stop hunting for someone to blame.
The Highland Church will hold its annual Children’s Day service at 10:30 Sunday morning. Devotions by Dr. T. J. McFate and a long program of recitations, dialogues, poems, songs, and musical pieces performed by Cradle Roll, Beginners, Primary, and Junior departments plus a short pastor’s talk on the theme of enduring pain.
Elks of western Pennsylvania will gather in Ligonier on June 18 for a regional get-together intended as a runner up to the state convention. New Castle will send a delegation, drawing lodgemen from the northwest central west and southwest districts.
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