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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
10
Seventh Ward program set for Thursday and Friday June 16 and 17 features a standout lineup. The event includes the comedy Madame’s Dal Shoppe and a farce A Major Opr Sinn as well as the side-splitting The Only Man on the Ju and a note from The Shinnen Valley Rangers with favorite tunes.
A society meeting was held Sunday evening in Warn Hall with President Janes Cardeia announcing the charter remains open for new members. Picnic plans for the coming month were outlined and committee duties assigned amidst a busy church and community schedule across Mahoning and nearby towns.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement Also for floral tributes and cars donated From Mrs Norman Cy Hanna and family
Mahoningtown Presbyterian plans its Sunday school picnic for members on Wednesday afternoon June 15 at Cascade Park. Cars depart the park at 1 30 PM. Committee lists include Wilight Leicht and Gertrude Marshall among others with transportation and coffee crews named.
One Scouts of Troop 4 announce a parade Tuesday evening June 14 at 7 15 o clock through streets of the Seventh Ward featuring Scouts ward dignitaries Scout officials and participants in a benefit show Wilfred Paul Scottier says the parade will be a gala event with a band accompanying the marchers.
Pastor Raymond J. Fredericks of Calvary Gospel Tabernacle reports that summer Bible conferences will likely break attendance records, noting 75 cars filled for a recent afternoon service. Evangelist John Carrara from New York continues preaching all week, with Bible classes and multiple services scheduled at the tabernacle and First Baptist Church. A picnic at Grove City is planned for tabernacle friends next Saturday.
News from Albany reports the death of Miss Elizabeth Irvine aged about 60. Sister of Rev S E Irvine and J G Irvine she had many friends in the city during her stay with her brother. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon.
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A columnist muses on knitting as fate in ancient lore and its modern courtroom relevance in White Plains as a judge allows a knitting mother to stay focused on a murder case. The piece links gender roles, juries, and state overreach with Jeffersonian ideals and a proposed state arts department amid immigrant homes and urban decor.
Jean Coakley, five, and her collie Teddy are part of a Worcester transit incident in Newton where the dog was struck three times by autos while attempting to cross the turnpike. Teddy survived with a broken leg after the day’s bad luck.
Washington reports President Roosevelt favors an early adjournment this week with Congress to cut work. Democratic leaders push a race against time, planning night sessions in both Senate and House to meet a Thursday deadline.
Emergency railroad legislation faces delays as lawmakers gauge public mood on proposed reforms to reorganize carrying operations amid financial strain. Nearby leaders urge quick aid to avoid a prolonged battle, while Ellwood Orange Lodge No. 32 expresses sympathy for bereavement as donations and community support flow in.
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