Personal notes and travels from New Castle area
The column lists local residents with health updates visits and travel plans. Anna E. McFarland is ill at home on County Line street. William Lewis will depart June 14 from New Castle for England and France. Prof. David West recovers from an operation at New Castle hospital. A. Rees of Sharon visited John Beynon in Marshall avenue. William Phillips and daughter Kannah plan an European trip in June. Elmer Douglass has returned home after days with Eleanor Kelso in Edinburg. Rev. H. R. Hughes visits Rev. Samuel Whilding on Reynolds street. Mrs. William Egan returned from visiting her mother on North Mercer street. J. A. Malloy’s son William in Quantico hospital since May 25 underwent appendicitis operation and is progressing well. Hannah Waddington and A. R. Kerr were guests of Mrs. W. S. Collins on County Line street. Wilbur McCullough of Highland Inc. had a serious appendicitis operation at Shlango Valley hospital. George B. Taylor, after three weeks in New Castle hospital, moved to his home on East Washington street. Mrs. Eliza Gibson of the Almira Home celebrates 87th birthday June 16 and hopes for recovery. John B. Haley of Physician’s Pharmacy will attend the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association meeting at Buena Vista Springs June 15–17 and stay through the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Lewis
New Castle
England
France
David West
New Castle Hospital
A. Rees
Sharon
John Beynon
Marshall Avenue
William Phillips
Kannah
East Reynolds Street
Elmer Douglass
State Street
Eleanor Kelso
Edinburg
H. R. Hughes
Youngstown
Samuel Whilding
Reynolds Street
William K. Egan
Emsworth
Mary Zeigler
North Mercer Street
J. A. Malloy
North Walnut Street
Quantico
William
George B. Taylor
East Washington Street
Eliza Gibson
Almira
Buena Vista Springs
Urges Police Action to Curb World Narcotic Traffic
Former New York Police Commissioner Arthur Woods calls for tough police action over diplomacy in fighting global narcotics. He cites US prison data, urges international police communications, direct ship-to-ship alerts, and strict national drug factory control to stop cocaine and morphine traffic and protect citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur WoOopDs
New York
United States
Ats
Foreign Office
Twa
Crown Prince Praises Press Power At Century Club Speech
Gustavus Adolphus, Crown Prince of Sweden, addresses leading editors and publishers at the Century Club. He notes the press as a major power shaping news and public opinion, warns against readers surrendering thought, and compares Sweden's free press to the larger American landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Prince of Sweden
Century Club
Croton M E Bible Class Meeting Postponed
The Kum Join-Lu Bible Class of Croton M B church postponed its meeting with Mr and Mrs James Shaffer Court Street to Tuesday June 15. Epworth Woman's Bible class was hosted by Mrs William Etter Spruce Street with a business session and social hour. A picnic is planned for the fourth Thursday in July at Lakewood hosted by Mrs Ilva Butler and Mrs Frank Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton M. E
Croton M. B&b
James Shaffer
Court Street
Epworth
Epworth Woman's
Epworth M. E. Church
William Etter
Spruce Street
Lakewood
Ilva Butler
Frank Dean
Mission Circle Sees Meetings At Two Homes In June
Section A of the U B class of the Third U P church met at Mrs. Albert Lutz on Maryland avenue with Devotionals led by Mrs. Catherine Palmer. Officers elected during Livingston Missionary Circle’s monthly gathering included Anna Phelps as president Hazel Sturdevant vice president Carrie Thorpe secretary Mrs Morris Sadler treasurer and Mrs William Wilcox literary secretary. A South America reading by Miss Jean McClain poems by Frances Gibson Margaret Palmer and Carrie Thorpe and a Mexico reading by Mrs Ed Wells followed. The next Circle meeting is set for July 8 at Mrs Wells’ home on the Youngstown line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Albert Lutz
Maryland Avenue
Catherine Palmer
Park
R. B. Cowan
Livingston Missionary Circle
Central Christian Church
William Cox
Cunningham Avenue
Anna Phelps
Hazel Sturdevant
Carrie Thorpe
Morris Sadler
William Wilcox
South America
Jean McClain
Frances Gibson
Margaret Palmer
Mexico
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Boston Home
Section F and Section E of the United Presbyterian church were hosted by Mrs John Boston on Butler Avenue Thursday evening. After devotionals led by Mrs Boston the group enjoyed sewing and a social period. In two weeks members will meet at Mrs John Cromie home on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
John Boston
Butler Avenue
Boston
John Cromie
Franklin Avenue
Knickers as Fashion Time Capsule Catches Local Eye
Fifty years ago a man in knickers would have felt just as silly as one does now, a column notes how clothing trends shift with attitude. The piece reflects on changing style norms and social perceptions in a light, humorous tone.
Man Opposes Return to Toledo for Court Hearing
James Lance of Toledo was jailed on bail set at 1990 after a habeas corpus hearing in Ellwood City. He faces a requisition to be returned to Toledo to answer abandonment charges, which he contests. The case was continued for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand
James Lance
Lance
Toledo
Ellwood City
Jance
Cascade Park Water Declared Pure After Tests
Bacteriological examinations of all Cascade Park springs by Dr. William J. Steen concluded with a clean bill of health. Deep wells at the restaurant and Glenn's house, supplying the children's midway, were also tested and found pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
William J. Steen
Glenn
Ordinance Changes Allen Street Grade Passes Council
Council approves Ordinance 30 to change and fix a new grade on Allen Street between Cunningham Avenue and Pearson Street. Councilman William T. Burns led the call for action with unanimous support from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Street
William T. Burns
Cunningham Avenue
Pearson Street
Burns
Girl Scout Club Forms at Ben Franklin Junior High
The newly formed Girl Scout group at Ben Franklin junior high met for the fourth time Thursday evening in the YWCA parlors. They reviewed the motto slogan promise and laws and discussed upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Overnight hike planned after business session games
After enjoyable games, plans were made for an overnight hike following the business session. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening, June 17 at 7 o clock in the Y M C A building.
City Approves Partial Payments for Sewer and Paving Work
City Engineer Miller certifies Elder and Ferry have completed half of the Thorpe street sewer drain and council orders $820.33 payment. Miller also confirms Woods and Golder have completed half of their Long avenue paving project and council orders $9,223.37 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Elder and Ferry
Thorpe Street
Woods and Golder
Long Avenue
Polite Waiter Diner Exchange Sparks Odd Anecdote
A diner recalls a humorous exchange with a waiter about finding beef by moving potatoes. The line includes a misheard phrase heat prostration and a remark that the man who said it was imported stuff lied to you.
The Hardest Job in the World
A Forbes article argues that leaders fail when they micromanage and deny workers autonomy. It praises letting employees own their methods, noting twelve staff earned substantial sums last year for devising better operation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Margazine
Emloye
Rank and file in factories drive ongoing progress
The text notes that improvements come not from expert developments, but from the workers in factories who continuously pursue better machines and methods, emphasizing the value of shop floor contributions over external experts.
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Anna E. McFarland
County Line Street
Hannah Waddington
New Brighton
A. R. Kerr
W.S. Collins
Wilbur McCullough
Highland Inc
Shelango Valley Hospital
Readmore Lending Library
Charles T. Metzler CO
Lucky
Paris
White Millinery CO
Washington
Extaur WaoDs
Gustavus Adolphus
Missionary Circle
Girl Scouts
Euwer’s
S. Mill Street
S&s. Mill
South Mill St
Smith’s Dye Works
Globe Wernicke Book Cases
Globe- Wernicke
Brunswick Phonograph
NiaCh
Eeak
Armstrongs
Narin's
File
Lawrence Furniture Store
West Long Avenue
South Jefferson Street
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