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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

8

No More Hicks At Conventions

Washington dispatch recalls Judson C. Welliver, longtime convention observer and former White House official, reflecting on the shrinking rural-urban divide at the G O P gathering in Cleveland. He notes auto travel, road building, and shifting demographics blending the once distinct city and country delegates into one political family. He salutes the modern era and even the common safety razor as symbols of urban rural unity.

Central Press Bureau Charles P. Stewart Central Press Cleveland, O Judson C. Welliver William McKinley Warren G. Harding T the Cleveland Auditorium Jud Iowa

Nine Nurses Will Graduate At New Castle Hospital School

Nine young women will receive diplomas at the 1936 graduating exercises of the New Castle hospital School of Nursing this evening at 8 o’clock in the auditorium of the Benjamin Franklin junior high school. President Adolph Green will present the diplomas with addresses by Rev. Robert D. Wilkey and Dr. J. B. Barrett.

New Castle Hospital School of Nursing Benjamin Franklin Junior High School Adolph Green Robert D. Wilkey J. B. Barrett

Camp blanks returned to YWCA director urges submission

Miss Betty Glover, director of Camp Fast Brook of the YWCA, requests all camp application blanks with medical examination data be filled and returned to the YWCA by Saturday to enable planning of rooms and bunks for campers.

Betty Glover Fast Brook

Westfield Church Holds Children Day Observance

Westfield church will not host services next Sunday as it observes Children’s Day. The program starts at 10 30 a m. A practice for Children’s Day is scheduled for Saturday at 2 o’clock.

Westfield Church

Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Holmes McClelland Home

The Woman's Missionary society will hold its regular meeting at Mrs Holmes McClelland's home on Thursday with Mrs John Robinson leading.

Woman’s Missionary Society Holmes McClelland John Robinson

Weekend Visits and Birth Announcements Across Ohio Towns

Dorothy Robinson of Canton visits parents. Canton couple announce the birth of a son. The Davis and Fullerton groups travel to Conneaut for a weekend. Harvard student Leslie Douglas stays with parents in town. Ed Reed Gleghorn group visits Warren. Mt Jackson seniors hold a picnic at Mill Creek park. Selden Byers and Berton Byers family picnic in Prospect. George McAnlis hosts weekend visitors from Akron Barberton Grove City.

Joe Davis Harry Fullerton Conneaut Leslie Douglas Harvard University Robert Douglas Ed Reed Gleghorn Warren, O Adrian Shultz Mt. Jackson High School Mill Creek Park Barberton, O Wright Hoffmaster Albert Hoffmaster Grove City Howard White

Court notes and community briefs from Lawrence county

Notary public entry for Mary Elizabeth Gilfillan. juror Grace Moorhouse of Pulaski ill yesterday. Judge Chambers orders John Dewey Seevers from the Western Penitentiary to county jail on habeas corpus. trial set for June 15 regarding murder of Catherine Rodgers, wife Stella Seevers. Mother’s Assistance Board reports progress on old age pensions with about 400 applicants and 175-200 beneficiaries. Superintendent Perry Snyder’s garden at the county home yields early onions and radishes. potatoes planted for a larger crop after last year’s 442 bushels. Inmates decline at the home from 175 to 126 as some relocate or gain employment. inmates assist with gardening. Agricultural Conservation work sheets filed, county committee chair H L McCurley reports. workers listed by township with assigned days. The county office operates from a temporary corridor at the courthouse. A remark closes with a quip about a man condemning gossip while listening in.

James A. Chambers John Dewey Seevers Western Penitentiary Perry Snyder Snyder H. L. McCurley Court House Curley F. A. Montgomery Mahoning Union Theodore Minor Plaingrove J. E. Carr Washington Township Norman G. Young Hickory Township W. H. Walton Wayne Perry G. L. Reno Shenango Township George Dean Slippery Rock W. H. McCullough Big Beaver John Neal Pulaski Township North Beaver John W. Cox Neshannock Wilmington B. T. Frazee Little Beaver Township Frank F. Forbes Scott Township

Garroway Retires After 36 Years as School Janitor

Robert W. Garroway of North Mercer Street resigns after 36 years in the school system, effective June 30, due to age restrictions and pension provisions. He began in 1900 at Martin Gantz school, later serving North Street after transfers, and his long tenure spans generations of students.

Robert W. Garroway North Mercer Street Garroway Martin Gantz North Street

Liquor Sales Show Increase Across State Stores

Harrisburg report states state liquor stores posted 1 421 151 in sales for the week ended May 30, rising 44 741 from the previous week totals of 1 376 410, per the Liquor Control Board.

Harrisburg Liquor Control Board

Westminster Man Walter Crawford Dies at 86

Attorney Walter Graham Crawford, aged 86, was buried in Pittsburgh yesterday. An early Westminster College graduate, he studied law and was admitted to practice in Butler County in 1872 before moving to Pittsburgh. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. H. D. Stark, Mrs. E. K. Ballard, and Mrs. A. H. McCreary, all of Pittsburgh.

Walter Graham Crawford Pittsburgh Westminster College Butler County H. D. Stark E. K. Ballard A. H. McCreary

Cottonseed oil lard substitute eyed at retail price

The note claims cottonseed oil as a lard substitute costs 15 cents per pound while consumers pay about 3 dollars for a small cleansing cream jar. The item reflects a period discussion on alternative fats and beauty products.

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