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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
10
Forty five workers, including a girl, were injured in a gas explosion at Barr Rubber Products in East Sandusky during balloon testing. The blast damaged the curing room. cause undetermined. No one was seriously injured and four stayed overnight for observation.
The 122nd anniversary of the Beav er Baptist association will be held at Zion Baptist church on June 16 and 17. Rev and Mrs A L Warren attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Aaron Campbell at Prospect last Wednesday. About 200 friends and relatives were present. The bride and groom took a buggy ride. They report a delightful time and fine dinner. Mr and Mrs Joe Shoaff accompanied by the former's parents Mr and Mrs Meade Shoaff and Free Scott of Plaingrove were Warren business callers Friday afternoon. Oscar Harlan and son Fred of New Castle spent Friday at the
Home of Sam Douglass east of town hosts gatherings with the Kneram and Burnside families. Car journeys include Carl Kneram, Roy Harlan, and Henry Croyl visiting in Portersville, New Castle, and Ta maqua. Guests from Grove City, Meadville, and Centerton share dinners, balls, and weekend visits with local families.
Radio feature lineup for tonight includes Bondoliers at 6:00 on KDKA and Mrs Clifford A Ball at 6:30 on KQV. Mid Week Hymn Sing at 7:00 on WCAE followed by Rudy Vallee and the Rosamond Johnson Quartet at 7:00 on WCAE. Detective Story at 9:30 on WJAS with Mme Lucila Melius soprano on KDKA. Rolfe's Orchestra at 10:00 on WCAE and Breen and DeRose Air Birthday at 11:30 on KDKA. Tennis courts should be laid out with the ends north and south.
Grove City College marked its fifty first commencement with Dr. Ben G. Graham as day orator and alumni luncheon speaker. A record class of 128 seniors received degrees including 51 Bachelor of Arts 17 Bachelor of Science 41 Bachelor of Science in Commerce 5 in Chemical Engineering 4 in Music and 12 secretarial certificates five art certificates plus honorary degrees to Dr. Harold Dodds Loren Turner and three ministers.
Three Pittsburghers boarded a Lockheed Orion low-wing monoplane in Los Angeles and arrived in Pittsburgh at Bettis Field 2.05 a m after 14 hours 8 minutes of flying time for 2285 miles with five refuel stops. Pilot Harry Tawyer led the flight with passengers C W Forcier J S McGill and W R Yahner.
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on June 11 charges of manslaughter were filed against George L. Randolph 28 Rimersburg after a coroner's inquest into the death of Achilles Andreassi 40 Brady's Bend who died when struck by a machine said to be driven by Randolph on Sunday night. The inquest in Brady's Bend heard witnesses J C Crawford and R C Harmon and highway patrolmen R C Brown and C H Blocker. Randolph also faces a charge of failing to stop and aid at the scene.
The statement notes that ninety four U S cities exceed 100000 residents. It highlights the spread of large urban centers across states and implies growth trends in mid to late 20th century demographics.
News Daily Cross Word Puzzle with numerous numbered clues spanning geography languages and animals. Includes hints like capital of Peru Vat eye Hebrew oak and many cross references to classical trivia and wordplay.
The Gaston Sabbath school held its annual reunion in Gaston Park with 44 adults and many children at 12 30. A 2 30 business session elected James Moore president for the coming year with Mrs Howard Magill as vice president and general manager Laura Blucher as secretary and Mrs Mary Caldwell as treasurer. The next reunion is set for the second Wednesday in June 1932. A paper In Memoriam honored three members, and guest Belle Dodds shared her 36 years in Siam and six in China as a missionary.
Nightly services at the Gospel Mission 1224 South Mill street draw interest. Rev J H Mashburn of Greenville preaches but returns home after a death in his congregation. Rev J C Knapp of Greenville preached Wednesday evening. Tonight anointing and prayers for the sick will be held.
A statement from Dominick Cioffi of 15 Cliff Street New Castle Pennsylvania asserts he will not be responsible for debts other than those personally contracted.
The illustration asks who Roland Amundsen sought at the South Pole in 1928 before his disappearance. Options include Gen Umberto Nobile and Beaver. The piece also features a horoscope blurb and a language note about pronoun usage.
Edward Atkinson and Otto Good both 19, from Sharon, were sentenced by Judge Lynn Griffith to serve from one to 25 years in the Ohio reformatory Mansfield. They were arrested May 30 for holdups at the Robd kins theater Warren Ohio and the Murray Service Station Brookfield. The two youths were to be committed immediately.
Stolen car linked to a Warren incident shows youths armed for robberies. The vehicle used in the Masury area connects the crimes, highlighting a pattern of youth involvement and illicit activity in the region.
John Davis files suit in common pleas court seeking damages after a contractor built the fireplace on the outside of his new Akron home. The defendant had claimed he believed the plans allowed exterior construction.
A reader describes building an outdoor fireplace as a simple barbecue area attached to a home. The plan emphasizes basic construction and functional use for grilling and warmth in open-air entertaining.
Pittsburgh on June 11 reports Judge D Paulson Foster cites three essentials for a good jurist courage common sense and knowledge of the law He says those traits define a competent judge in any case involving the judiciary.
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