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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
12
The Full Gospel Mission at 1224 South Mill Street hosts nightly evangelistic services with Rev. J. H. Mashburn of Greenville as guest preacher. Tuesday's sermon on "Transfiguration" drew strong spiritual value and each service includes an anointing and prayers for the sick.
At Bessemer high school 25 graduates received diplomas as Dr. L H Beeler spoke on four ideals A flag over your head a land beneath your feet a tool in your hand and a book in your heart The event marked Professor H J Coltons final Bessemer commencement and included remarks by Rev W J Engle and board president P W Griffin with music by the school orchestra
A photo shows Norma directing traffic at a crossing, telling drivers not to stop in the roadway. She shouts a firm warning about posing for pictures, and truck drivers comply with her commands.
John R. Collins of Coudersport and Warren Van Dyke of Harrisburg toured Lawrence county with Democratic leaders to discuss county and local offices. The visit is part of a statewide county by county tour to understand local party activities during the off year. They met TM workers and leaders at Attorney W. J. Saer’s office, then continued to Mercer and Rochester to meet county executives and participate in events.
George Fox, president of the Men's Bible class at First Baptist Church, announces all class members will meet Thursday evening in the west end lobby of the Cathedral.
Two Grove City First United Presbyterian youths, Katherine Campbell and George Henderson, won in a national stewardship essay contest. The awards were announced at a church assembly in Youngstown, with Campbell in Class A and Henderson in Class B.
The ad touts Pontiac as a well built, fast, easy to drive car at a low price. It highlights a 60 hp smooth motor, Fisher body, heat and noise insulation, deep seat cushions, Mohair and whipcord upholstery, 43 rubber chassis cushions, and four hydraulic shock absorbers. Oakland Pontiac dealers invite test drives to prove the claim.
Virgil Kirkland's sentence of one to ten years in Pendleton Reformatory for assault and battery on Arlene Draves was upheld Tuesday by Judge John Crumpacker in Valparaiso Indiana.
A new tariff scale for short hauls of iron and steel within a 59 mile Pittsburgh radius takes effect today. It saves many shipments about 50 cents a ton and was drawn up by the public service commission, per Donald O. Moore, traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs Ruth D Maurer chair of the American Association of Cosmeticians and Hair Artists says adjusting eyebrows to fit each mood is the latest fashion trend observed in Cleveland Ohio on June 10.
Slippery Rock announces a summer school for children in grades one through seven. Dr. L. H. Wagenhorst of the State announces the program and details for attendance and enrollment.
Faculty member announces that the summer program will offer free tuition for about 100 children. Experienced teachers will oversee the coursework and supervise the sessions.
Annual election of officers for Sons of Italy Lodge No 1171 in New Castle will be held Sunday June 21. Members will choose a new group to lead. current president is Antonio Costa.
The Authors Grotto of Youngstown hosts an annual picnic featuring band music glee club singing and free coffee and cream at Cascade Park Saturday. Children from the Glenwood Avenue home in Youngstown will attend and athletic events and dancing will cap the afternoon.
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