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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

12

Appeals Taken In Alderman Cases

Appeals have been filed in multiple cases from justices of the peace and aldermen. Johnson and Bellie against B Levine ends with a $50 judgment for the plaintiff. Universal Sales Company v. P J Perry appeals a justice decision. Alfred Ware v Farry Dukergaum yields a $232.30 plaintiff judgment. Middle West Hat Manufacturing Co v Jack Gold ends with a $149.21 plaintiff verdict. The motion in The Square Deal Ga follows.

Justice of the Peace J. 2 Brodbeck Johnson and Bellie B. Levine Universal Sales Company P. J. Perry L. C. Mantz Alfred Ware Farry Dukergaum Wallace J. Ewing Middle West Hat Manufacturing Company Jack Gold

Wage Action Against Adam Goshiniski

Judgment rendered for 21.41 in a wage dispute against Adam Goshiniski. Case details indicate a small claims style proceeding with a monetary award ordered to be paid. No further persons or organizations named in the readable text.

Adam Goshiniski

Mrs Pearson to Speak on Italy at YWCA Circle

Mrs S DeGrall Pearson of this city returns from an extended stay in Italy and will address Line Square Circle, the Italian business girls club, about her experiences in Italian cities. The talk concludes a travel program series. A separate note comments on objections to a dole and its possible interference with current benefits.

Pearson Italy S. DeGrall Pearson Line Square Circle

Reed And Davis Vote Against Vet Economy Measure

Senators Reed and Davis backed efforts to strike from the Economy Bill a proposed saving of about 946 thousand dollars in veterans expenditures. The group also defeated a plan to suspend 48 million dollars in veteran benefits for the coming year and rejected a 30 day furlough without pay in place of a 10 percent federal salary cut.

Artuup C. Wiser Speehit Washington New Castle News Washington, D. C David A. Reed James J. Davis Senate Reed Davis Feed

Rich Hill Community News Roundup

Rich Hill residents resume home from visits with relatives in Pulaski and Ellwood City. Pittsburgh guests stayed with CG Cornman family while other families hosted visitors including McConnell, Robrbaugh, and Grills. A local funeral for Mrs. Rosella Young was held at Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian church.

Lawris Lawretha Cameron Pulaski Jothn Cameron John Hotz John Pittsburgh CG. E. Cornman Harald McConnell Wilkinsburg Walter McGonnell PF. J. Robrbaugh Dresden Ohio B. V. Carter A. G. Grill Rochester N.Y Cutford Bull Springfield Mass Frances Crist Buffelo N. v W. J. Marrow Goldie Ellwood City R. J. Barron Rebecca McDowelle Mary Simmons Beaver Pauls Niagara Falls James McConnell Rosella Young Reformed Presbyterian Church Rose Point

Local Social Notes From NEW GALILEE Area

NEW GALILEE area residents visit relatives and travelers return from trips. Mrs Flossie Burnside and Ruth Wheerler with Donnie visit A W Tanner home in Newcastle. Eva McBane returns from Sebring to visit Miss Marian Fick. Women's Missionary Society meets at Mrs H M Owens home. L H Martiall family from East Canton Ohio spend weekend with T L Linney family. Ruth Linney of Koppel visits brother T L Linzey. Margaret Cornwall of Mt Lebanon visits Wm Langhearst. Kenneth Potter returns from Metropolis College Philadelphia to spend vacation with E J Potter family. Ella Linzey hosts Sewing Club. Grate Ashenhart to host in two weeks.

Pee Ee Flossie Burnside Ruth Wheerler Donnie Newcastle A. W. Tanner Eva McBane Sebring Marian Fick Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church H. M. Owens L. H. Martiall Winifred Ilene Evelyn East Canton Ohio T. L. Linney Ruth Linney Koppel T. L. Linzey Margaret Cornwall Mt. Lebanon Wm. Langhearst Kenneth Potter Vom Metlica

Now Science Tells Why Bran Is Good For Health

An early health feature extols Kellogg's All-Bran for easing constipation and boosting energy. It cites lab tests claiming bran provides bulk to exercise the intestines and vitamin B to tone the tract, compares bulk to lettuce, and notes increased blood iron. It advises two tablespoonfuls daily and suggests serving ideas, with promotion of Kellogg’s in Battle Creek.

Allbran Packere All Procers Kelloeg Battle Creek

Epworth Church Children's Day Program Set for June 12

Epworth M. E. Church will hold Children's Day exercises on Sunday morning June 12 at 11 oclock following infant baptisms and new member reception. All children must attend practice at 3:00 PM on Saturday June 11. The program features songs recitations dialogues and group performances by junior and beginner classes under the guidance of Miss Pauling Parker Miss Florence Scott and Mrs Henderson with participation from the Bible class and various named pupils. The service closes with a collection and a final song.

Epworth M. EB Sunjees Mar- Bares Hogan Mrs. Cartwright Virginia Morrison Betty Hogue Anna Mack Winifrad Shaffer Benj Wy- Marshall Leaniss Sankey Jena Marshal Billy Lavis Pauling Parker Florence Scott Preddie Mabel Thompson Winifred Gibson Shirley Potter Lloyd Thompson Qary Department Shirley Scott Ruth Long H. L. McCurdy C. Coulthard Henderson

Princeton Station Oak Grove U P church services and guests

Princeton Station reports Oak Grove U P church will hold Sunday services at 10 30 with Sunday school to follow Young people meet at 7 15 then evening service at 8 Rev F C Black pastor. Local guests include James and Mrs Smith Flora Smith Mrs Barrett and Benedict of New Brighton. Arthur Flack and son Ralph of Harlansburg. John Turner and family of Springdale. Cora Mershimer and Mrs Charlie Mershimer near Princeton. Norman Book and Thelma with family. Myre Douglas visiting Elwood City. George Huff and family from Pittsburgh visiting Kennedy’s Mill Steiner College for six weeks.

Oak Grove U. P Young Peoples F.C. Black James Smith Flora Srith Barrett Berniece Benedict New Brighton Arthur Flack Ralph Harlansburg Elwood City George Huff Pittsburgh Keonnedy's Mill

Perry Township Pupils Pass Exam

High school entrance examinations last month yield Perry Township list of eligible students for fall enrollment. Names include Emerson Powell Elizabeth Caughey Alite Pander Betty Thompson Donnie Graham George Keisling Julia Yhelkn Robert Burns Anna Newell Eugene Fox Evelyn Newton Edgar Nagel Joseph Rose Virginia Hartzell Esther Brown Jean Eiher James Palumbo Wilbur Darnell Margaret Hagerty Devenn McCartney Marie Plesnink Harvey McElwain Clarence McConnell Earl Kocher Donald Connor.

Perry Township Emerson Powell Elizabeth Caughey Alite Pander Betty Thompson Donnie Graham George Keisling Julia Yhelkn Robert Burns Anna Newell Eugene Fox Evelyn Newton Edgar Nagel Joseph Rose Virginia Hartzell Esther Brown Jean Eirler James Palumbo Wilbur Darnell Margaret Hagerty Devenn McCartney Marie Plesnink Harvey McElwain Clarence McConnell Earl Kocher Donald Connor

Missing St Nicholas magazines sought by Free Public Library

The Free Public Library seeks copies of St Nicholas magazine for 1930 and for February and March 1931 for binding in permanent files. Four volumes were previously found missing after a check, believed taken by patrons, and the library asks suppliers to communicate. PLAN MISSION PICNIC Superintendent B J Watkins announced the annual picnic of the organization’s Sunday shop will be June 23 at Lakewood beach.

St. Nicholas Magazine Free Public Library Plan Mission B. J. Watkins City Rescue Mission Today Lake Wood Beach

These Hysterical Women and a Medical Patent Claim

A stream of sensational patter promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female nervous complaints. The text promises relief from headaches backaches and dizzy spells and touts new tablet form as convenient to carry. It asserts widespread success with a dramatic, emotional tone typical of patent medicine ads.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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