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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
5
Local churches and fraternal groups announce weekly meetings and programs across multiple venues including Central Presbyterian, Third United, First U P, Nazarene, and St. Pauls Lutheran. Events include prayer services, missionary talks, and youth activities with various hosts and times.
At Mrs J A Bonk Fils Vaey Jlina 9 meeting, devotional period led by Mrs Jessie Hunt. Program included Flower Mission work talk by Mrs Margaret Slaw, and readings on Prohibition and beer ads. Poems, magazine talk, and a talk by Mrs Madge Armstrong. lunch served by Mrs Flor and helpers. next meeting at Mrs Helen Kildoo's home.
Mrs. Clara Morgan welcomes members of the Sunshine Ik ton club to her Mahoning home for an evening gathering with conversations and fellowship.
In Canton Con a number of residents were seen visiting and guests arrived from various nearby towns. Several patients were released from Jameson Memorial hospital after treatment, including Mrs Dorothy Cox and Mrs Ednia Baker who had been inpatients. Local households report relatives and friends visiting from Danielsville, Meadville, Pittsburgh and New Castle while others attended the United Commercial Travelers convention in Phillipsburg and Wheaton College graduation events.
Fragmentary local notice records a weekend trip with Mr Christopher Littl Christopher and Mr Will. They plan to leave for Chicago and return south. Margaret Adams of the local area visits with her daughter and son-in-law Wayne Philipa of Or1 City. Accompanied to New Castle by husband and son Willieme and Miss Mivish McMullan who motored there.
About fifty to sixty young girls age ten to fourteen arrived for the first summer camp period at Camp Fast Brock. After being assigned bunka they swam in the pool, tested their swimming ability, and a novel social is planned for tonight. The camp plans songs led by Mrs. Caldwell, a camp fire, and bedtime at eight. The M C A lamp and facilities have improvements this year, including pool, campus, buildings, tennis and volleyball courts. The first period lasts twelve days ending after dinner on June 26.
Miss Norris of 130 Hazelcroft Avenue was named relief supervisor under the Lawrence County Emergency Relief board. Dr G B Bennett, board chairman, announced the appointment today. Norris, an experienced welfare worker, will direct the volunteer investigators serving the county board. The appointment was made by F Richard Sullivan, field director for the State Emergency Relief board at Harrisburg.
Nearly 75,000 cabbage plants were distributed to New Castle families today by the Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board staff downtown. Thousands more were served countywide as the schedule ran through Tuesday to Friday with priority for registered, uncollected orders.
Mr and Mrs A K McQuire announce the birth of a son Kenneth Miller at West Penn hospital on Sunday morning June 11. Mr and Mrs F G Hammond announce a son James Thomas born June ?. Police raided Tony Nero’s home at 118 South Beaver Street with a search warrant finding liquor. Nero fined 380 by Mayor Charles B Mayne for keeping a disorderly house. An excerpt quotes a traveler and Uncle Racist dialogue about freedom and marriage.
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