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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

21

Foreign Worker of Y. W. C. A. Has Manifold Duties

Miss Josephine Stoczynske, a foreign worker at the local Y W C A, teaches English and helps foreign-born residents obtain citizenship, runs a club for Polish mothers, and coordinates with Traveler's Aid to assist migrants. The day covers locating runaway children, guiding new drivers, arranging trains, employment, and resolving naturalization issues, plus shaping legislation. A resolution copy is sent to President Franklin D Roosevelt, Senate leaders, Speaker Garner, and governors.

Josephine Stoczynske Miss Sroczynska Traveler’s Aid Association

Bible Class Urges Banking Reform

In a Sunday morning resolution the Men's Bible class of the Third United Presbyterian Church asks the president and the next session of Congress to correct evils in the banking and securities system revealed by the Senate investigation. It cites public official favors and stock manipulation that erode public confidence and allow large financiers to evade income taxes. Four reform subjects are listed.

Third United Presbyterian Church Congress United States Senate

Freight Riders Meet Death From Fractured Skulls

Bodies of two men found atop a freight train in York identified as Carl Kuhles of Streator Michigan and John Cruickshank of Watertown Connecticut. A third man Noel Frenier of Echo Lake Watertown was in critical condition at York hospital. Deaths due to skull fractures on the bridge pass.

International News Service York Carl Joseph Kuhles Streator John Cruickshank Watertown Conn Noel Frenier Echo Lake York Hospital

Street Car Rails Have Been Removed From Route

Rails over the 19.41 mile New Castle to Youngstown line have been removed from the right of way according to T. C. Moore superintendent of the New Castle Street Electric Railway. The line was abandoned some time ago and the rails were cut into four foot lengths and sold as scrap.

New Castle Youngstown T. C. Moore New Castle Street

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Cure

A loud advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a supreme healer for eczema pimples rashes acne boils open sores and chapped skin. It claims relief of itching soreness and smoother skin and adds Peterson's Medicated Soap as a 10 cent companion product to kill ringworm and athlete's foot.

Peterson

Big Crowd Expected for Father Cox Talk at Cascade Park

World War Veterans of Lawrence County plan an 8 30 p m meeting at Cascade Park with Father James Cox of Pittsburgh as speaker. Mayor Charles B Mayne will introduce the speakers as committees handle arrangements reception music and finances. Local families and guests are noted in attendance and other social mentions accompany the article.

Lawrence County R. W James Cox Pittsburgh Cascade Park Father Cox Washington David Llewellyn G. B. Hall Carl Leathers Sam Dawson Tom Frank Frank Cassella Sam Tomlinson Alex Pink Dave Lewis Paul Whiteside Tom Roddy C. P. McCart Harold Searfoss Pat Morris Dan Lewis Tom Frank V S. Parr C. A. Hollis Guy J. Wadlinger Charles Nolan A. C. Glitch Cheman W. H. Cooper Joe Mescal Charles B. Mayne

Women’s Home Missionary Society Elects Officers

Edenburg News reports eleven members attended Mrs Claude Bennett’s home Friday evening for the Methodist church group. Officers elected for the coming year are President Ethel Kuhn, Vice President Elizabeth Raub, Secretary Mabel Anangst, Treasurer Bertha Bonnett, Special fund Marie Biddle. Refreshments by Dorothy Bonnett and Olive Wigton. Next meeting set for July at Mrs Walter Raub’s home.

Claude Bennett Young Women’s Home Missionary Society the Methodist Church Roy Raub Ethel Kuhn Elizabeth Raub Mabel Anangst Bertha Bonnett Marie Biddle Dorothy Bonnett Olive Wigton Walter Raub

Out-of-town guests hosted by Mrs Erna Raub

Delighted guests entertained at Mrs Erna Raub's home on Thursday included Mrs Ullman Mrs Seeger Mrs Alfred Reiman Mrs Elizabeth Krengmeiser Mrs Charles Bush of Youngstown Ohio Mrs Troxel Mrs H L Paulin Mrs M M May of New Springfield Ohio Mrs Ray Savers of East Palestine Ohio and Mrs Webster Fisher of Woodworth Ohio.

Erna Raub Ullman Seeger Alfred Reiman Elizabeth Krengmeiser Charles Bush Youngstown Troxel H. L. Paulin M. M. May New Springfield Ray Saviers East Palestine Webster Fisher Woodworth

Illness Improves for Mrs McIintoch and Mrs Peterson

Mrs. Sara McIintoch and Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson have shown improvement after several days of illness at their homes. Mrs. Gordon Fryer of Cortland, Ohio, has concluded a visit at another residence.

Sara McIintoch Elizabeth Peterson Gordon Fryer Cortland, O

Father’s Day Observed at Central Christian Church

Mrs. A. Cowmeadow led a Sunday service honoring fathers at Central Christian Church Long Avenue with Rev. C W Johnstone as pastor. The program featured a solo by Sam Dennis and readings by Betty Walls and Mary cagod. Austin Cowmeadow presented gifts as records were set for oldest father Leonard Smith youngest father and other honors. The pastor received a special gift and evening services highlighted by children filled the church.

Central Christian Church A. Cowmeadow Fathers Long Avenue C. W. Johnstone Sam Dennis A. W. Bauman David Lewis Betty Walls Dad Mary Cagod Austin Cowmeadow Thomas Houston J. W. Cameron Leonard Smith A. E. Martin J. Lee Cooper

Jockey Drowns In Lake Michigan Near Chicago Breakwater

CHICAGO June 12. The body of Eugene James 20, rider of Burgeo King in the 1932 Kentucky Derby, was sent to Louisville for burial after drowning in Lake Michigan yesterday while attempting to swim to a breakwater.

International News Service Chicago Eugene James Louisville James Lake Michigan

Petit Jurors For Week Of June 19

The following petit jurors have been drawn for the second week of Lawrence county criminal court beginning June 19. Names include Carrie Ailey, Rufus Allen, Thomas H. Alexander, James Baker, Oscar Baker, Earl H. Black, Catherine Bender, George Benson, Lenore Chain, Carl Diatella, Miriam Cosel, Miriam Craven, R. B. Davenport, John Davies, Willard Deemer, Wm. H. Dolling, Fred Downs, Marie Dutkiewicz, James Eakin, James Elder Jr, Maida Ellis, Andrew Gall, J. I. Gallaher, Mary Glover, Clair Grinnen, Mary Hahn, Harriet Hammond, Jefferson Hartford, Godfrey Herb, Caroline Jones, Johanna Jordan, Estella Kennedy, Elzina Kennedy, Edith Ketterer, Joseph Knoll, Guy McCracken, Ethel McCurdy, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Nettie McQuiston, Merle Markle, William Michaels, Ray Miller, J. P. Morgan, Florence Mornes, Charles Morrow, Lottie Nicklin, Clyde Nicholson, Lenora Norris, Esther Nord, Raymond Patterson, Deane Paul, Nicola Polidoro, Robert Redmond, Anna Rodgers, Mary Robinson, Frank Shields, A. Clyde Sheaf, William Spencer, Nellie Sweet, David Wogan, Elsie Warner, David Williams, Lester Wood, William Yakowilcz, Willis Zahnizer, C. L. Zedaker, Carl L. Zeh.

Lawrence County Criminal Court Ailey Carrie Union Allen Rufus Alexander Thomas H Baker James Hickory Oscar Wampum Black Earl H New Wil- Bender Catherine Wayne Benson George Bessemer Chain Lenore Diatella Carl Cosel Miriam Craven John Davenport R. B New Wilmington Davies Deemer Willard Ellport Dolling Wm. H Downs Fred Washington Dutkiewicz Marie Eighth Eakin Mahoning Elder Wilmington Ellis Maida V Gall Andrew Gallaher J. I Glover Mary Grinnen Clair Hahn McCracken Guy F McCurdy Ethel McLaughlin Elizabeth McQuiston Nettie Markle Merle Ellwood Michaels William Perry Miller Ray E Morgan J. P Mornes Florence Morrow Charles Shenan Nicklin Lottie Nicholson Clyde J Norris Lenora Nord Esther Patterson Raymond North Beaver Paul Deane Polidoro Nicola Mechanic Redmond Robert Pulaski Rodgers Anna Robinson Mary Wilati Frank Barber Shields Todd Sheaf A. Clyde Spencer Louis A Nellie Wogan David Warner Elsie Williams Wood Lester Shenango Yakowilcz Foreman Seventh Ward Zahnizer Willis Farmer Zedaker C.L Zeh Carl L Enon Valiey

Heroes and goats in big league game recap

Oral Hildebrand of Cleveland pitched brilliantly in relief to save the Indians from a loss to the Browns and drove in the only run of the game. Roy Johnson of Boston earned the goat tag for two ninth inning errors that allowed the Yankees to beat the Red Sox 8 to 7 in the first game of a double header.

International News Service Oral Hildebrand Cleveland Indians Browns Roy Johnson Red Sox Yankees

Better Than A 100 Letters From Home

When leaving New Castle on business or vacation, arrange to have The News follow you for a few days. Call the News office to have your home paper fol low you.

New Castle

Stolen Ford Roadster Belonging to George Vaughn

A Ford roadster with Pennsylvania license EL16 owned by George Vaughn of 709 Locust Street was stolen Saturday evening from near the bridge over the Shenango River on West Grant Street. It had not been recovered by late today.

Pennsylvania George Vaughn Locust Street West Grant Street Shenango River

City Foresters establish self run court in camp

At Trout Run Pennsylvania Civilian Conservation Corps camp 126 a kangaroo court is run by foresters for foresters to uphold camp rules. Judges Graham and Grossman from New Castle preside with Baldy Hughes Scranton as prosecuting attorney and Tom Crenney Jr. as court clerk. Final decisions rest with the court as it meets Mondays and Thursdays after supper.

Civilian Conservation Corps Trout Run New Castle Gavaghan Reae Lyman Graham Orville Grossman Baldy Hughes Scranton Glenn Neale Ford City Joe Koltz New Cas Tom Crenney Jr Robert Bob” Jones Stanley Borga Mike Flack

Marriage Licenses List From Cleveland and Nearby Areas

A compiled list of marriage licenses shows couples from Cleveland and nearby cities such as Youngstown Barberton and West Pittsburg. Names include Daniel Tanallo Yassy Thompson Hee Bernard Antonelli Nicholas Metzler Grace Clark Francis Desmond Beryl Hughes Virginia Buckman Lewis Devlin Mildred Kalloway Ida Matson and Charles Johnson Delphia Keys Gladys Noirat and B E Camp among others. The document records jurisdictions and residence locations for each pairing.

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