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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
8
County Commissioner Elmer Connners reports Pinchot road from Energy to Weigletown is now coated with crushed limestone after a rock base installation. The road had been closed for some time and is expected to reopen soon for travel.
Justice of the Peace Harrison M. Reynolds united Stephen J. Coakley, 23, Cleveland, and Betty Garren, 21, Cleveland. The couple departed for a honeymoon in Baltimore, Maryland after the ceremony.
Pittsburgh church bodies endorse social legislation and oppose repeal of the 18th amendment. The Methodist conference adopts a liberal program including child labor laws unemployment insurance public works and minimum wages with no dissent. The Baptist association backs minimum wage old age pensions and child labor legislation while opposing prohibition repeal. Presbyterians condemn alcohol and urge socialized medical services and broader public welfare measures.
A group of New Castle Girl Scout leaders travels to Pine Grove camp near Carlisle Pennsylvania for over two weeks of leaders training. Participants include Bonnie Christman Mrs Sidney Smith Mildred Cannon Marie Gibson Mrs E W Guy Lucile McGuire Mrs Annabel Storch Mrs Alfreda Dodds Mary Grimes Mrs Westlake and Mrs Ray Tanne.
Court will convene Monday morning for criminal cases in which the grand jury returned true bills this week. Thirty five cases on the list with expected pleas of guilty. No very serious cases, so the docket may be cleaned up next week. jurors summoned for the following week may not be needed for the full week.
Constable R B Morrow arrested John Tervo this morning on an assault and battery claim by Lila Bucey before Alderman L C Mantz. The quarrel ended with Tervo striking Bucey. He could not furnish bail and was committed to the county jail to await a hearing next Wednesday.
A long list shows Mrs Susan Schaller visiting Clarksville friends while many others, including M B Hogue and C E Kennedy, travel for business, hospital treatment at Jameson Memorial, or visits to Connellsville, Atlantic City, and Detroit. Several couples move homes or plan trips. employees from Allentown to Pittsburgh are noted for faring in and out of New Castle area.
Garnet Aiken aged five of 926 Croton avenue was lightly injured when she jumped from an ice wagon and darted into the path of Brewerton Clark’s car on Croton avenue near Haus avenue. Clark swerved to avoid her. the bumper struck her and tossed her to the street. She was taken to New Castle hospital with no serious injuries expected to require extended treatment.
Four more beverage licenses were taken out today according to County Treasurer William O Pitts. One was wholesale and three retail leaving eight wholesale and 15 retail that have not yet been lifted. As the bonds have been filed in all of them they may be taken out later.
Misses Effie and Rose Butz will receive members of the Highland W C T U in their home Monday evening, according to the notice from local unions.
The Central Union of the WCTU held its annual flower mission day in the First Methodist church. Fifty bouquets with scriptural cards were prepared for city shut-ins, followed by a 3 pm service at the Lawrence County Home where speakers included Mrs. Jennie Forquer and Mrs. J D Price.
Polish Central committee members will convene at St. Michael's hall on Sunday evening June 10 at 8 o'clock for a meeting.
Captain Harold A. Moore, 39, a veteran Kelly Field pilot with 3100 flight hours, died when his army aircraft went into a flat spin and crashed into a tree six miles north of San Antonio, Texas.
B J Biondi of Rainbow Terrace announces Cascade Park will host a band concert on June 18. He notes the orchestra has performed several times and has arranged the first band concert, hoping attendees will enjoy the event.
Lawrence Lodge 18 I B P O E and Valley Temple 167 will hold their annual Thanksgiving and Memorial services Sunday June 11 at 2 30 p m in Clendennin hall The News notes the children's day exercises at St Pauls Baptist church Sunday at 3 p m with children taking part The full program was not published in time.
The program for Children’s Day will be presented at St Elizabeth's Spiritual church located at 901 Moravia Street on Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev G D Gantlin announces.
The Missionary Society of Union Baptist church will present music and speaking this Sunday at 3 p m. The event highlights a community outreach program with songs and remarks by society members.
The Sunday school Board of Bethel A. M. E. church met at Green Street with the pastor as chairman. Changes were made in classes and Fred Wilkes will lead the junior boys. Meeting time shifts to 9:30 a.m. on June 18. Plans for Allegheny District and Allen League convention at Aliquippa on June 27.
Realty transfers show John S. Schweinsberg surrendering property to Virginia Frank in Shenango township for $1 and Joseph Frank transferring to Marie Dravo Aiken in the second ward for $1. Aiken then transfers to John GS Schweinsberg in the fifth ward for $1. Glorified sailor collars frame fall coat fashion.
Approximately 200 relief workers will begin a six day work period Monday. Report at 7 a.m. at the toolhouse on North Croton avenue. Eligible are those who registered for June 19 and 26 or were due June 12 but did not work this week. Projects include Cascade park Luton street wall Gaston park and Lut ton street quarry.
Erie June 10 joint hearings are set for June 23 before Alderman Frank Gaczowski for 40 farmers arrested in Erie county over a milk dumping during the producers conflict with two dairy firms. Fifteen face riot and assault charges tied to the Charles Brown truck incident. twenty-five accused of malicious mischief and riot related to dumping milk from a Spath Company truck. All defendants free on $300 bond each.
The Law rence county case against former and present commissioners over pay for serving as poor directors will be heard by an outside judge due to a related pedigree with a local judge. The dispute centers on whether commissioners are entitled to 600 dollars yearly in addition to their 3000 dollar county salaries.
A. C. Hyde of this city was named vice president of the Pennsylvania Retail Druggists Association for the coming year at the Cambrdige Springs meeting. Henry Merritt of Wilkes-Barre was chosen president. The association adopted a resolution supporting the Wagner Industry Recovery Bill and pledged full cooperation with the national government to implement its provisions.
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