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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
42
Grand jurors serving this week receive three dollars daily instead of four, due to a legislative cut. The reduction affects criminal court jurors called next week and all future jurors. The measure followed several failed salary-cut bills, aimed at politicians more than jurors.
Teachers' contract forms have been received at the office of county superintendent of Schools John Syling and are now available to district boards. Mr. Syling announced this morning. Rural boards have not yet elected teachers but plan to do so during the current months once salary questions are settled.
Appeals were filed in three alderman cases. Marcy Lee Manufacturing Co. v Schweiger saw a $150.55 judgment for the plaintiff. Mowin Manufacturing Co. v Schweiger resulted in $47.80 for the plaintiff. Justice of the Peace S Y Douds presided, case Charles M Sledd Wholesale Co. v Bretton and Baker trading as Cash City Market awarded $214.25 to the plaintiff.
Hollywood reports Rhea Nathanson, 19, endured a nine day sneezing siege with a minute interval. Surgeons reset an old nasal fracture and removed an obstruction, halting the bouts.
Little Miss Annne Howard of Rosemary Hall Greenwich Conn won junior rider honors at the Round Hill horse show in Greenwich. Sheila McCreery, 12, also of Rosemary Hall, entered as a novice and captured four firsts in junior contests, excelling in every class she entered except the championship.
Mrs. Martha Shafer of 408 East North Street has transferred three Lawrence Street houses to the Lawrence Mission for charitable use. The mission seeks funds to repair the properties before use and invites citizens to contribute to the repair fund. Carrie Robinson invites inquiries about the work and notes the Lake Shore Route association will travel to the World’s Fair in Chicago the week of June 19, with stops in Buffalo New Castle and other cities along the route.
An eastward automobile tour along the Lake Shore route through Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York unfolds as booster groups plan promotion and outreach events to highlight the scenic highway corridor and its regional benefits.
In Los Angeles Saul Davidson a jeweler slept in the jury box during the trial of Claudie Williams charged with reckless driving. Judge Nye dismissed Davidson and ordered a new trial in the case.
The Lawrence Savings and Trust Company was appointed guardian at court today for Pauline Ehart minor daughter of Tony and Hishla Ehart deceased.
Kataryna Novak filed a writ in replevin at the prothonotary's office against John and Anna Suchy for a yellow Jersey cow with white markings valued at 40 dollars. Spear and Company filed a writ in replevin against George Joseph for furniture valued at 296.47 dollars from class members. An election announced Ruth Suder as president Betty Joshua as vice president Virginia Kneram as secretary and Olim Van Horn as press reporter. The hostess served lunch and plans were made for a picnic. Wesley Cartwright and three grandchildren returned from Youngstown after attending the funeral of Benjamin Cartwright, 84, a former Puddler foreman. The man was well known in the city.
Tonight at 8 p m all graduate nurses from New Castle hospital will gather to finalize plans for upcoming social activities. The meeting aims to organize events for the near future and foster staff camaraderie.
The Live Wire class of Croton avenue Methodist church met Thursday evening at Eleanor White’s Croton avenue home for a business and social gathering. During the social period a shower was given for Mrs Cartwright formerly Mildred Earhart, who received many gifts.
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