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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
8
A special Knights of Columbus gathering at 3:00 p.m. in the K. of C. hall on North Jefferson street will initiate a large number of new members in the first degree.
Umberto Frimo society will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday at 2 30 in the King Humbert Ball Division street. Reymond Peluso, president, announced. The item also notes a corrected sentence about a man saying he finally tried a pipe and wanted another cigarette.
A junior department program at Mahoning M E Sunday school thrilled locals with recitations songs and plays led by Mrs Myrtle Miller and Mrs Paul Kinsey. The event featured a junior orchestra and varied acts by many young performers amid a large audience.
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pennsylvania held its last meeting of the college year. Faculty reviewed seniors recommended for graduation. Plans for fall schedule and registration were referred to committees.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars was held in the Legion Home. Delegates were elected to the national encampment in Louisville, Ky., this August. The Tri-County council will be hosted in New Castle next Thursday evening. A Play Day program will be conducted by auxiliary members. The next meeting is July 5 at the Legion Home.
City treasury collected fines after yesterday afternoon raid on a numbers operation at 326 South Jefferson Street. Alleged proprietor Jake Ross posted 100 forfeit and failed to appear for a hearing. Nine of 11 detainees were fined 2 to 5. two forfeited 10 and did not appear. Names given by visitors include Lewis DeRobble Tony Ross Jodie Carter and Walter Wilson among others. A man with a numbers book on Moravia Street was fined and another discharged.
Senator David A. Reed will speak at the Temple of Music in Conneaut Lake Park on Tuesday June 12 during the Span ish American War Veterans state convention June 10 to 14. All Veterans Day features an 11 a.m. ox roast and a 2 30 p m mass meeting in the temple with other nationally known speakers.
The RWD shows sharp budget cuts with May 705 employees down to 480 in June and monthly appropriation reduced to 29100 dollars. Local administrators cannot spend until funds are received, and about 21000 dollars of May money arrived too late to spend. Reductions continue in other counties and July prospects are unknown.
The notice records marriage license applications or issuances for residents including Ellen May Cotton of Columbiana and others in the Columbiana New Castle area. Names and partial addresses appear, with scattered punctuation and OCR errors.
Dear Brother Lions invitees from Youngstown and nearby areas gather at Lion B. K. Thacker's boras on Tuesday evening June 12 at 1730. Mrs. Lucy Waddington chairs the committee on arrangements for a splendor program. all Lions and their wives are urged to attend.
Thomas Hill a colored man at 120 Bridge Street is jailed on a charge of robbing C. R. Strong of seventeen thousand dollars Thursday night. He felled Strong and took the money then threatened to use a knife. Hill was captured last night and identified by city detectives.
William Eardley of 407 Bleakley Avenue returned home from New Castle hospital after breaking his leg on March 9 at the North Street school building. He was descending a ladder with several bricks when it slipped.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hill of Mulberry Street and Frank W Hull of Blaine Street left today at noon for Washington D C after being called by the critical illness of Arthur Wimner who underwent an appendicitis operation at the Grory town hospital earlier this week Wimner’s parents are already at their son's bedside.
The Blue Triangle club of the YWCA held a picnic at Cascade Park with seventeen attendees. Betty Emery led the event, marking the club's closing meeting until September. In other items, Union A C and Oak A C scheduled a Sunday game at Radiator Field after a rain delay, and Archie Eason of Bickees Rocks Pa. who was injured in a recent auto collision left New Castle hospital Friday.
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